Cost of living in Sacramento California 2023 | What Dose it cost to live in Sacramento California
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- Cost of living in Sacramento California 2023// Are you considering moving to Sacramento California? Maybe you’re planning on relocating to Sacramento with your family but you’re wondering how expensive life is over here?
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Love your videos! We're moving to Roseville from Daly City, CA!
Thank you! Let us know if we can help
Wow, the cost of rent there is the same here in Albuquerque, even cheaper. And we are in the middle of nowhere 😢😢😢
hi sir. any suggestions for solo apartment near UC davis? thanks! all the best
If you’re inquiring about purchasing a condo, I have some fantastic suggestions to offer. However, if you’re seeking advice on renting an apartment, I must admit that I don’t focus much on that market as my expertise lies primarily in buying and selling.
Wrong, Sacramento is HOT, very freaking HOT! over 107 degree this weekend (07/01/23). One good thing is, Sac is dry instead of humid.
Yea this weekend we have a heat wave from Texas to Ca
Not many videos of lake of the pines, Auburn !!!! Highly interested there 😊
what are the best cities/safest cities to live in there?
Crime rate website shows Rocklin, Roseville, El Dorado Hill and granite bay with some of the lowest Crime rate
Northern, Placer county and above. Don't go south
Hi!
I am a college kid. I'm originally from the Pacific Northwest, but I moved to the Midwest and I've disliked it and missed it ever since. I love living in coastal states. I've been considering moving to Sacramento after I finish college, but the main thing that's stopping me is the cost. I know it's outrageously expensive there. My question is - how expensive? Do wages make up for expensive rent? How much would it cost for say a studio apartment around Sacramento? What are some ways I could save money?
I appreciate all the tips I can get. Thank you!
you could always look for a room to rent. that's usually the cheapest. Pay all depends on your skills.
check out jobs online to see if they line up with rent you will need to pay. Hope that helps
@@livinginsacramentoca awesome thanks for the response!
@@abbyz9790 no problem. Anytime
Hello! Can you make a suggestion of which towns in California is affordable, safe and strategically near the city? I have plans of moving in California I know it's sounds crazy but it is for personal reason. I have reviewed Fresno, Bakersfield, Sacramento, San Bernardino and Stockton but cannot find any suitable place to live and retire someday. I came from Illinois and now in Texas. Thanks.
Best retirement places in CA, Lincoln and Roseville
When you say affordable, what price point are you looking for? Are you looking to be near a big city?
@@SM-ji1qe Near sacramento? or a suburb city. Like not over 300K.
@@rolandtiu9934 I believe you might be able to find something farther north, like in the Redding area for that price, but there will be very little inventory, and they might be in the more wooded areas, like cabins. Your best bet would be to call a realtor, like the gentleman who runs this account, and go over all your information to see what exactly can be done.
I’m a little confused about medical copays out there. Aren’t copays based on your insurance and what they say you pay?
Yes and insurance companies base copays on region
@@livinginsacramentoca I see. Interesting.
How much for rent ? Can you listed out?
Not sure what you mean by list out
Oh. I mean how much for 1 bath 1 bed?
2 bath 1 bed ? Something like that. Thanks
@@huynham8626 got it. There are a lot of combos for rentals what are you looking for?
I dont need to know exactly. Only reference
@@huynham8626 rent is all over starting at $1,000 and going up from there. I know people paying $3,000 for a standers 3/2. Just depends on area and sq ft
Living in California is a nightmare
😂Oh, absolutely! Living in California, is an absolute nightmare!😂 Who wouldn't want to deal with endless sunshine, beautiful beaches, and breathtaking landscapes? It's just dreadful to have such a diverse range of outdoor activities available year-round, like hiking in the stunning Sierra Nevada Mountains or surfing along the pristine coastline.
And let's not forget the absolute nightmare of having access to world-class cuisine in Sacramento, with its vibrant food scene and farm-to-fork movement. I mean, who wants to enjoy fresh, locally sourced ingredients prepared by talented chefs?
It's truly a nightmare to be surrounded by some of the most renowned universities and research institutions in the world, offering unparalleled educational opportunities. Who needs access to innovative technology, cutting-edge research, and a thriving job market?
Oh, and let's not forget about the abundance of cultural events and entertainment options. It's just awful to have access to top-notch theaters, music festivals, art galleries, and museums. Who wants to experience the rich diversity of cultures and perspectives that California has to offer?
So yes, I completely agree with you. Living in California, especially in Sacramento, is an absolute nightmare! It's a place where dreams come true, where you can enjoy the best of nature, food, education, and culture. What a dreadful nightmare indeed!
@@livinginsacramentoca not worth the sticker price, just because a place has a lot of fancy things for spoiled rich people doesn't make it great. Someone sounds a little privileged good for you for liking shallow stuff, now excuse me while I struggle to afford necessities.
@@BlueEyedAmerican Hey there! I totally understand where you're coming from, and I want to assure you that I'm not privileged either. But let me tell you, living in this amazing place is such a blessing! Sure, there are fancy things around, but what truly makes it great are the beautiful landscapes, friendly people, and the vibrant culture. It's not about shallow stuff; it's about finding joy in the little things and embracing the unique experiences this place offers. I'm sending positive vibes your way, and I hope things get better for you soon. Hang in there! 😊
By my perspective California is gold plated turd, sure it's pretty but in the end it's just full of shit. The ever growing homeless population, overpriced housing where most can't afford rent. What's the point in good weather if you have to work multiple jobs and never get to enjoy it?
@@livinginsacramentoca @corvusblack3538 is right. Come on--homelessness, crime, upside down politics, COST OF LIVING are out of control That's why more people are leaving and not coming back. California is absolutely beautiful, but it's not worth the downsides. There are many places in the country that are affordable, sane, and beautiful.