Moved here from Reno more than a decade ago, live in an old house in the Hyde Park area which is 10 minutes away from the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, e-bike to work to the huge hospital by the Plaza thru the park and enjoy going to the River Market every other weekend. Yes, this part of the city has a rough side and can get crazy every now and then, but leaving Reno and the dry desert for KC and the green prairie has been the best decision I have made in my life.
Visited KC last October--was impressed by the low population density. So much room, so easy to get around. Also, it seemed like anything I needed I could find within a ten block radius.
I am a lawyer living in San Diego, looking to move back to Johnson County (Leawood OP area) for 6+ months of the year. I grew up in KC and have always loved the mix of sophistication and well-grounded Midwestern values. I'm also a big fan of San Diego, but California taxes are insane and the cost of living here for comparable housing is about double. I've got friends here in SoCal that also live half of the time in more 'sane' locations. Your channel is awesome!
As someone that has lived in the KC metro my whole life. 5 things I love about living in KC 1. KC has a great Mexican American Community. Everyone in my family loves KC 🇲🇽🇺🇸 2. Great Restaurants. Wonderful BBQ and Mexican Restaurants 3. Great stores like Hyvee, Price Chopper and Hen House. I love Quik Trip 4. Great school districts 5. I love the politics in KS and Missouri. Vote Republican 🔴 *Bonus I love that we get plenty of rainfall. Never take rain for granted.
@@dante5622 when people ask about KC, you REALLY THINK they asking about corny KS? The SUBURBS? Dang, you really out here shucking and jiving. The Suburbs, especially in KS, are not KC, no matter how delusional y’all are. I grew up in KC, and moved to the suburbs 15 years ago. They are not the same.
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I'm sure you have some nice trees, but here in Philadelphia, the autumns are magnificent! We even have a forested small canyon within the city limits, the Wissahickon. The city also contains so many tree-lined streets, it's stunning when the colors peak. Now we have a bad reputation for being ugly, but nothing can be further from the truth, walk the length of Pine and Spruce Streets and you'll see some of the most exquisite red brick townhomes in the nation. Oh and our city hall is the most beautiful in the country. I'm sure KC is nice, maybe I'll visit, but to live, idk, especially since I don't drive. Also, we're still kind of bitter about the last Super Bowl, LOL.
I love Kansas City and I have 3 favorite city in us New York Atlanta Kansas I hate LA and because not beautiful Kansas is good city if you have family childrens you can go in Kansas City
Why would anyone need to go to the downtown area ? There’s not many jobs there and there’s not many shops there. That’s why there’s not much traffic as you were saying.
The reason there is not traffic is because there is nowhere interesting to go. People complain about he traffic in LA and how long it takes to get anywhere, but how long would it take to get to a beach or the mountains if you are living in Kansas City?
Magical & legendary Palma de Mallorca is the most visited city per square mile in Europe & the second most visited city in the world per square mile & in 2023(most tourists ever in the history of Mallorca)it is expected to be the most visited city in the world per square mile......
I moved out of Kansas City. There are really no investment opportunities to make off of your property. Property is up around $2.5 mil in Colorado when it'd only be around $600,000 in KC. KC has good barbecue though.
Yeah, not so sure about that. KC real estate has boomed over the last 5 years. Of course, if you get into a really hot market, it will go up, but the trick is finding a place before it gets really hot.
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Couldn’t agree more on the beauty of fall and the joy of a place that is lush and green with butterflies and flowers.
Fall is the freaking best
lots of places with butterflies and flowers. there are lots of good people, but too many criminals.
Moved here from Reno more than a decade ago, live in an old house in the Hyde Park area which is 10 minutes away from the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, e-bike to work to the huge hospital by the Plaza thru the park and enjoy going to the River Market every other weekend. Yes, this part of the city has a rough side and can get crazy every now and then, but leaving Reno and the dry desert for KC and the green prairie has been the best decision I have made in my life.
Awesome @miguelfernandes5628! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.🙌💯 What would you say is your favorite part of living here?
Visited KC last October--was impressed by the low population density. So much room, so easy to get around. Also, it seemed like anything I needed I could find within a ten block radius.
Glad you enjoyed your time here!
You overlook the Missouri River. You can boat here! 8:25 8:27
Oh yeah! Hey @grimmtattoo1535! Do you live in the area? 🤔
I love KC!
KC is a great place to be!
I second! 💯
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I am a lawyer living in San Diego, looking to move back to Johnson County (Leawood OP area) for 6+ months of the year. I grew up in KC and have always loved the mix of sophistication and well-grounded Midwestern values. I'm also a big fan of San Diego, but California taxes are insane and the cost of living here for comparable housing is about double. I've got friends here in SoCal that also live half of the time in more 'sane' locations. Your channel is awesome!
Glad you enjoy it! I'm currently helping a client relocate from San Diego. What part of town would you be looking to stay in?
What are some of the examples of midwestern values?
@@movingtokc nope, you're not gonna hit that, fella. move along.
Thanks for making this series. I’m a single guy from California looking for a new start, and I think Kansas City, MO might be my next destination.
Awesome! Let me know if there’s anything I can do to help in your transition!
Hope this storm Friday didn't damage anything there. I heard it took out a bunch of the old trees in Brookside.
It did and is really sad to see these 60-70 y/o trees uprooted. Such a wild storm!
@movingtokc I'm in NKC and we didn't get that much wind. The rain was our problem.
I grew up in Kansas City, KS. I moved to Pittsburgh in 1997. Still miss it
You’re welcome to come back anytime! 🙌🏼
@@movingtokc haven't been home since 2020. Hoping to get back this summer for my 50th. My wife doesn't want to live there, unfortunately.
@PatClevenger0709 this summer will be the perfect time to visit! Rock Islamd Bridge opens in June!
As someone that has lived in the KC metro my whole life.
5 things I love about living in KC
1. KC has a great Mexican American Community. Everyone in my family loves KC 🇲🇽🇺🇸
2. Great Restaurants. Wonderful BBQ and Mexican Restaurants
3. Great stores like Hyvee, Price Chopper and Hen House. I love Quik Trip
4. Great school districts
5. I love the politics in KS and Missouri. Vote Republican 🔴
*Bonus I love that we get plenty of rainfall. Never take rain for granted.
Always appreciate the input, Dante!
So is homeless all over the place and crime no thank you
Vote Republican? 😂🤣😂🤣😂 KC is liberal as hell. Most of the ‘urban’ cities are liberal, and the surrounding areas are Republican. He asked about KC
@@merrytunes8697 the city of KC is blue. The suburbs especially on the Kansas side lean Red.
@@dante5622 when people ask about KC, you REALLY THINK they asking about corny KS? The SUBURBS? Dang, you really out here shucking and jiving. The Suburbs, especially in KS, are not KC, no matter how delusional y’all are. I grew up in KC, and moved to the suburbs 15 years ago. They are not the same.
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This is awesome! Thanks for this 🥳 just fyi: Seville is pronounced “Suh-vill” or “Suh-vee-yuh” lol.
Yeah, I learned that after the fact 🤣 Thanks for watching!!
Whoa, wait! At 6:44 you show an artist's rendering that looks to be at Lake of the Ozarks. What is that all about?
It’s a new resort they’re building 👀
I'm sure you have some nice trees, but here in Philadelphia, the autumns are magnificent! We even have a forested small canyon within the city limits, the Wissahickon. The city also contains so many tree-lined streets, it's stunning when the colors peak. Now we have a bad reputation for being ugly, but nothing can be further from the truth, walk the length of Pine and Spruce Streets and you'll see some of the most exquisite red brick townhomes in the nation. Oh and our city hall is the most beautiful in the country. I'm sure KC is nice, maybe I'll visit, but to live, idk, especially since I don't drive. Also, we're still kind of bitter about the last Super Bowl, LOL.
I’ve been through PA in the fall and the trees are phenomenal!
Chiefs Kingdom!
philly sucks. eagles suck.
I'm going to visit KC in January. Could you tell us about music concerts in it
www.kansascityconcerts.net
Watch it through
What are your thoughts on Lykins
I’m not super familiar with that particular neighborhood. I would check neighborhoodscout.com
@@movingtokc prob a good thing. Did a little digging and looks like a pretty sketchy neighborhood
Getting ready to sell my house it turns 100 this year
Good way to celebrate its 100th birthday! What part of town?
I love Kansas City and I have 3 favorite city in us New York Atlanta Kansas I hate LA and because not beautiful Kansas is good city if you have family childrens you can go in Kansas City
Hi @yaxballincobrakai248 ! What are your favorite places in the city?😄
@@movingtokc I love in Kansas the
Nelson- Museum of Art
Nelson Atkins is top 3 for me! 🙌🏼
@@movingtokc what's your top 1?
@yaxballincobrakai248 First Fridays in the West Bottoms!
Why would anyone need to go to the downtown area ? There’s not many jobs there and there’s not many shops there. That’s why there’s not much traffic as you were saying.
Hi @iknowdeweybrudda6564! I’ll definitely put that on my list! Let me know if there’s anything else you think I should cover. 💯
The reason there is not traffic is because there is nowhere interesting to go. People complain about he traffic in LA and how long it takes to get anywhere, but how long would it take to get to a beach or the mountains if you are living in Kansas City?
Interesting perspective, thanks for watching
What is Kansas City have tho?
What are you looking for?
@@movingtokcsee 6:19
@@keeg_n 🤣🤣🤣
are the men there overweight? it's important to assess the dating pool when i move there
I don’t think so? KC is ranked one of the worst places for saying fwiw.
@@movingtokc KC is one of the most obese areas in the country per capita.
Magical & legendary Palma de Mallorca is the most visited city per square mile in Europe & the second most visited city in the world per square mile & in 2023(most tourists ever in the history of Mallorca)it is expected to be the most visited city in the world per square mile......
Thank you for watching @scienceownsimposters2142 I'm glad you enjoyed the video.🥳
I moved out of Kansas City. There are really no investment opportunities to make off of your property. Property is up around $2.5 mil in Colorado when it'd only be around $600,000 in KC. KC has good barbecue though.
Depends on the part of town. My house has appreciated by 40% of the past 3 years. Yet, KC is still affordable compared to CO.
Yeah, not so sure about that. KC real estate has boomed over the last 5 years. Of course, if you get into a really hot market, it will go up, but the trick is finding a place before it gets really hot.
too much crime and murder. There are some nice suburbs, but the city of KC is not a safe place to be.
Do you live in the area? 🤔