Moving to El Paso Texas in 2022 | 10 Things You Should KNOW!
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- This video is all about moving to El Paso Texas in 2022. These are the 10 things that Leah and I think you should know BEFORE moving to El Paso Texas!
0:00 Intro
0:25 # 1 - Language
01:32 #2 -Taxes
03:03 #3 - New Construction
04:19 #4 - Stuff To Do
05:34 #5 - Traffic
06:42 #6 - Jobs
08:17 #7 - Dining
09:44 #8 - Night Life
13:19 #9 - Healthcare
14:50 #10 - Buyer's Representation
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I never realized how good El Paso’s mass transit and transportation infrastructure was until I moved to the Austin area more than 17 years ago. I’ve heard some folks talk bad about El Paso but in my opinion it is way more advanced in a lot of areas than the area I currently reside in and I think the non-congestion is in part due to the forward thinking of the city. Thank you for shining a favorable light on El Paso. I miss the culture, the mountains and the wonderful smell of the desert when it rains. I also miss crossing that bridge and visiting Juarez. Not sure if you have mentioned this but the city also houses Ft. Bliss military base which always gave me peace-of-mind.
It was my old home town back in the 90’s. What about apartment complexes?
Very informative video! Thanks for all the great information. I'm probably moving to EP later this year to work at UTEP, and, after watching your videos, am super excited about the people, culture, and city!
I’m so happy to see your wife on the Channel. Congratulations to her !!🙌🏻 I love your point on locking in your interest rate for new construction, I’ve been telling my clients to keep that in mind in case they want to go to the top end of their budget on new homes.🏡
Thanks for the good information, we moved here on August 2020 from Castle Rock , CO . Mainly because of medical reasons we have found some excellent doctors for my wife that have keep her condition under control. We rented for a year and last June found the perfect home for us and couldn’t be happier , also my love that everywhere she goes they speak Spanish since we do too , lol .
That’s fantastic, thank you!
Moving from Thornton. Happy to see this comment. Makes me excited.
@@adur4801 did you move? If so, why did you move? What are differences in your opinion living in el Paso now? Is the drive to Colorado an easy one?
Hey guys. Great, accurate video! Terrific to see Leah online adding her expertise and viewpoints! Nice to hear about all the “frolicking” available :).
Another great video. We will be relocating to El Paso this summer and definitely considering utilizing y’all as our realtors
Thanks, appreciate it!
Currently saving to move to el paso by the end of the year 😬
Nice!!
Awesome!
May God bless u and help get u there 🙏 AMEN
Thanks for this video. Moving in couple weeks from Illinois to El Paso
Congratulations! Welcome!
I can't wait for the large rock climbing gym opening up on the north west side! Should be open this summer!
Love the video guys 👌👍
Thanks!
I was born in El Paso but live in Dallas. Dallas is great but no place like my hometown El Paso!! Love EP❤️
I’m a student in a radiation therapy program moving to El Paso in May, from Minnesota. Luckily I took 13 years of Spanish so I’m hoping that will get me by. Your video was very helpful thank you.
That’s great, congratulations! I would definitely say that 13 years of Spanish will serve you well here!
Definitely looking at El Paso right now.
😆😆😆the end…. nice info thank you both
Great video from both you. I really enjoy seeing the birds eye view of the city. Especially since I live in Chicago dealing with another cold winter. Which by the way, I hope you won't be reconsidering relocating again now that Texas is feeling the "brutal" cold with snow. 😆 Be safe. And Thanks again for the video tour. P.S. I noticed that roundtrip flights from Chicago to ELP aren't cheap. Any advice which site to find the best airfare deals.
Hey Miguel, no insights on which is the best place to find flights but please let us know if you need anything!
Just came back from Texas for work and I was in El Paso for three days and 1 day in Las Cruces and honestly I did not want to come home to the East Coast!!!
If I could've I would've stayed I loved it!!!
Thank you John for all your help. I really love the house that you helped me with. Your team rocks.. I'm so happy that Leah is in the team . I want to meet her soon. 100% recommended. They are great. And thanks to Alejandro Sosa. With all his help and support. All of you are great. Thank you.
Thanks Diana, hope you’re settling in! Look forward to that carne asada!
@Living In El Paso Texas yes. I am preparing that backyard. Saludos.
I love it 💖
Thank you!
I am intrigued by moving to El Paso from Dallas but I am concerned about the lack of tech jobs, it doesn't seem like its as good as other mid sized cities.
As someone who is in the tech industry here there are tech jobs, but less numerous than where you are coming from. My best advice is you to have a remote job already lined up before moving.
#11. El Paso has one of the lowest crime rates in the country.
@@jayda3335 I get 50/50 on what your saying but there’s places where there’s high crime rates where there’s no colored people let’s not make this about race 😂 cause where I come from was a white neighborhood & crime rate was still high
That comment alone has me interested in El Paso.
Need to move el paso this year with family for 2 years. Any inputs on renting a apartment vs renting a home or buying a home and which is the safe place.
As far as traffic like any big city there is traffic. What I see is if you avoid the rush hour on weekdays it is not that bad... Thru traffic on the 10 can get busy and the exits into Mexico are sometimes backed up and cause the ripple effect during high traffic times.... overall not any worse than anywhere else in a growing city.... Thanks
IM A NEW YORKER WHO WAS BORN AND RAISED THERE. MOVED TO EL PASO IN 2014 AT 48 YEARS OLD AND DON'T REGRET IT. IT'S MUCH MORE PEACEFUL AND LESS STRESSFUL HERE BUT EL PASO IS GROWING AND IF IT GETS OVER CROWDED, IM OUT. WITH MORE PEOPLE YOU GET MORE STRESS. I'VE HAD ENOUGH OF CROWDS AND STRESS. NEW YORK WAS ENOUGH.
how are you doing now? EP is building out, not cramping up and building in. I'm really curious as to how you feel about it now.
Thank you 😊
Interesting!
Thanks for the great info! I've been living overseas for almost 20 years and plan to repatriate. El Paso is on my short list.
Thanks for watching!
I hope to move to El Paso sometime next year after I graduate from beauty school. I’m from California born and raised! 😊
That sounds like an awesome idea!
You'll be in for a shock
I moved to EP 2 years ago and traffic is great! Lots of stuff to do with little ones, many things to do with our family here. My kids love the city and their schools. Teachers are great and the buildings are really nice. I have always felt safe in this city, nothing compared to the crime rates in other mayor cities.
Agreed! Thanks for watching
lol lots to do with children? Explain please.
What's up with that unexplained short snippet at the end of driving north on Hueco Ranch Road in Hudspeth County? I live very close to this scene in Desert Haven.
Thanks for the information. I just found this site so apologies if you are already told us a little about you two. Are you from Texas? From El Paso?. Be good to understand your perspective based on where y'all are actually coming from. Thanks so much!
Hi Lisa, thank you for your interest. It's funny, we usually try to keep the videos focused on the city but maybe we will try to share more personal information!
I'm a medical assistant and me and my husband are planning on moving to El paso
Awesome! Let us know if you need any help.
Haha love your guy's Spanish haha
I just stumbled upon this great channel. I live in Germany, but used to spend lots of time in the southwestern US back in the 1990s. I love that part of the US. You are doing a great job presenting El Paso to the outside world.
Thank you so much!
One thing you left out is crime and safety. I moved here 3 years ago and I feel generally safe and free to go anywhere. There are poor sections of town, but there is not a giant ghetto you have to steer clear of. For example a similar sized city is Omaha. They have a giant ghetto covering about 1/5 of the city and you just can't go there. Also the young people of Mexican heritage have great respect for older people. Their culture is one of almost worship to their grandparents and parents, and it is very refreshing.
Thanks so much for the comment, Pat. That has been our experience as well. El Paso is a very safe city to be in.
Hi. I love your channel and have seen a lot of your content. I have noticed that you mention UTEP often. Im an instructor at Texas Tech Health Science Center El Paso, Hunt School of Nursing. If you ever want to link up I would be happy to tell you a bit about our Nursing school and put you in touch with our PR folks. It is a great set of schools and Im sure your audience would like more information.
Yeah man that sounds awesome! Send me an e-mail whenever and we can link up John@penaelpaso.com. Thank you.
We're currently at Fort Stockton on our way to Fort Bliss/El Paso. Super excited since we were just stationed at Fort Polk Louisiana. Can't wait to check out all El Paso has to offer!!!
I hope you enjoy it as much as we do! Thank you for watching
OMG, how have you been handling the heat and humidity over there? JTA is at fort polk and it's like being in boot camp at Benning again. Edit: for those of us training there. What is it like for those people stationed and living there for a few years?
Tossing in...just because: something that goes up and down my back like a window shade. Moved to El Paso 11 years ago. I'm pasty white and my Spanish is just passable. To all those who are considering moving here or vacationing here and think everyone in this country ought to be speaking English--please, pretty please, DON'T come here. I've seen more than my fair share of visitors absolutely losing it because the people at the next table are speaking Spanish, or the people in front of them in the grocery store checkout are speaking Spanish. Folks here speak Spanish to the tune of about 90%. We don't have an official American language. No, we don't. If you're wondering what I'm talking about, then just sift through TH-cam and you'll catch on pretty quick. This is a great city, retired here and ain't plannin' on going anywhere else. Love the people. Regularly cross the creek for a night out, also. Oh, and yes, the food here is to die for! Thanks for the vid.
Right! The Western U.S. was first visited by the Spaniards, the first Europeans, which is why most of the western states have a large Hispanic population, especially the Mexicans. Spanish has been spoken in the Southwestern U.S. long before the United States came into existence.
In 1581, Capt. Francisco Sánchez led an expeditionary party consisting of three friars, 9 soldiers, and 19 servants, 90 horses, and some 600 livestocks (pig, sheep, goat, cattle), who walked and passed through today's El Paso. and crossed the wider Rio Grande. This expedition was a lesser known expedition known as "Sánchez-Rodríguez Expedition" or "Chamuscado-Rodriguez Expedition" and to this day, my family and relatives continue to live in TX and NM who are mostly bilingual like myself.
I want to be fluent in Spanish anyways
I live in Dallas. I have been in Dallas since I was about 2 or 3 so over 42 years. Real estate is really high here and my property taxes are super high as a result. You mentioned the tax rate is about 3% in El Paso. Do you at least have cheaper real estate for people looking to lower their annual tax burden? Can I get a cheap house for $150 to low 200's?
Yes, you can definitely get a cheap house for under 200k.
Hi how did you handle the permit? Do you get the permit on the plane?
If you go to the Juarez airport there is a stand right before you go through security that will have you fill out some paperwork for it!
Great video! Are y’all brother and sister?
Planning on a move to El Paso looking for a decent house with larger yard due to our Dogs any suggestions budget 250k
Hey Francisco, send me an email and we can chat a little more! Any questions you might have I am here to help out. John@penaelpaso.com
What part is that in el paso where it snowed?
If it snows at all in El Paso it’s mostly on the Franklin Mountains.
You guys only mentioned half of what El Paso Metro Area has to offer. This is just half of the info and facts you guys mentioned. The other half is just a couple steps away a whole other city bigger then El Paso a whole other country Ciudad Juarez Mexico El Pasos sister city the other half. Common you guys act like if its not there or really far away or it does not count? Its technically all a whole city in 2 countries. There is also many restaurants fun things shopping doctors etc other experiences in just a couple minutes drive!! That is one of the main things that attract us to move to El Paso soon being living in 2 countries practically at the same time!! 🇺🇸 🇲🇽. The other is the cost of living way cheaper then here currently in Denver Colorado where we are priced out in house prices and anxious to move away from here soon. El Paso house prices are a very good low price bargain for us.
A lot of us do not go to Juarez half as much as we used to (in the 80's). It's not yet completely safe to just wander about. Maybe that's why they didn't mention it. It's not yet encouraged and they may not be very familiar.
Seconded! My wife is Hispanic, has lived in El Paso for 28 years and we no longer venture across the border. That, also, is the advice given to her by her Juarez friends.@@EpitomeofALady22
Will El Paso build a metroplex like the dfw?
I don’t think so.
El Paso is beautiful 😍 city I want to say travel
New follower!!
Thanks for the good info. Considering El Paso but I was wondering if you can provide more info for parents, like how are schools and what kind of outdoor activities for kids El Paso offers or if it’s to hot for that 🥵? Anything kids related info would be appreciated.
Thanks 😊
Thanks Erika for watching! We do have a video about the schools that you might want to check out! We’ll see if we can put something together in the future about kids stuff to do!
Hi! Not sure why my previous post did not publish. To give you an idea on kids' activities I've compiled this list:
1. Chalk The Block (Festival that takes place in the Fall in downtown El Paso)
2. Water parks in different sections of the city. (Small to medium size). Wet N Wild is the biggest one. (seasonal)
3. Western Playland amusement park (spring and summer only)
4. Ice skating at the minor league hockey rink
5. Sports leagues for kids exist throughout the city depending on what sport they like.
6. El Paso Children's Museum (Projected opening Summer 2022)
7. Indoor trampoline parks like Rockin' Jump, Urban Air and X-Zone.
8. Roller skating at Roller Bomb and another being built at the El Paso Outlet Mall.
9. El Paso Zoo
10. Indoor skydiving (not sure of the age requirements)
11. There's art, history, archaeology and other museums.
12. Escape rooms
13. Skiing, inner tubing is available in Ruidoso, NM., which is like a 2.5 hour drive away.
14. White Sands is also cool to visit and that's only 2 hours away more or less.
15. Digital wall (Downtown outside of the history museum and El Paso Public Library).
16. Corn mazes and pumpkin patches in the Fall. (They're in La Union, NM and Las Cruces, NM. Drive can be between 20 and 40 minutes depending on where you live.
I am sure there's other amenities, but that's all that I could come up with. The links below will give you more information:
www.todoelpaso.com/
visitelpaso.com/
epwaterparks.com/
wetnwildwaterworld.com/
www.elpasozoo.org/
Hope this helps. :)
Amazing, this is great information. Thanks guys!!
@@ll7165 Thank you for this, really appreciate it! We are going to do a video of kids and family activities soon and this has some great suggestions.
I grew up in El Paso. Moved to GA for about 10 years in my late twenties, then moved back home. The school rating is very low unfortunately. As far as activities for kids, my granddaughter is 7 and the few activities are pricey, (ballet, dance...) I'm still looking. But there are a lot of activities for kids who like sports. The entertainment for adults is what you make it. If you are open to anything, there are a quite a few things to do. We don't get too many big concerts or popular musicals but you can make the most of what we do have and enjoy life.😊
One thing you didn't mention is weather in terms of natural disasters. Is it windy, do I have to worry about tornadoes in the area or hurricanes.
No tornadoes and no hurricanes. It can get windy in the spring but nothing like a natural disaster.
No tornadoes, no hurricanes, no earthquakes and no wild fires, just very occasional flooding on low ground near the Rio Grande,--which for several months of the year has no
water by the time it reaches El Paso. On the West Side, near the Franklin Mountains, it can get very windy quite often. Comparison: I live in California, my wife in El Paso.
I worry about earthquakes and especially wildfires. My wife has no "natural disaster" concerns.
What is the minium wage in el paso?
Hello Alma, the minimum wage here in El Paso is $7.25 an hour.
Thank you for the comment!
What are some good neighborhoods to move to?
Hello Cesar, there are a ton of great neighborhoods here in El Paso. I actually have a whole playlist dedicated to all the different areas on my page here if you would like to check them out! Thank you so much for watching!
The devil triangle
Also considering El Paso to move. Have been though there several times. Beautiful mountains. Friendly people. Love the outdoors and close to Mexico. Not really on peoples radar.
Am black move thier bro
What if your 65years old and on SSI $1400 a month only no extra retirement Senior Housing or House Rentals for $500. Or less? Mike Barrett
Their are Senior affordable Senior apartments. Check with El Paso Chamber of Commerce
i like small farming btowns what small farming town is near el paso?? im located in central california in a small farming town called merced i'm debating gilbert az or el paso to buy a house in the near future im a disabled iraq war vetran you said theres a big va hospital in el paso i'm wanting new builds my house closed 7/22/22
ive been told 100 percent disabled vetrans dont pay property taxes is that correct?
we are from las cruces
Nice. Love Las Cruces!
are you able to buy a cheap fixer upper House in El Paso Texas for around either $50,000 or $70,000 or $75,000
Eehhh…at that price it’s going to need a lot of fixing up or it’s going to be in an undesirable location for renting or resale.
Nope
El paso is greedy
The elephant in the room Juarez for healthcare dental dining and nightlife and of course New Mexico with the marijuana legalization
Juarez is not as safe as it was years ago.
I saw what you did there, nice way to dance around the elephant in the room. Most people that work unskilled jobs come here from juarez. They don't live here, they commute from Juarez, which is also why it seems like there are more people here in El paso than there actually are.
Does a retired military with 100% disability applies for property tax exemtion?
Yes you qualify for the exemption 🇺🇸
Yes.
EP is great if your the laidback type, you're looking to retire or start a family. The jobs in EP are mainly in the service industry. If you're not working for UTEP, the city, or Ft. Bliss your wages will be near rock bottom. Homes may appear cheaper than other cities but they aren't. We have one of the highest tax rates (3%) in Texas and currently homes are overvalued, which means your mortgage won't be cheap. Public transportation sucks, you need a car. Crime is so-so. There's some neighborhoods (even on the west side) that you need to avoid. It used to be very calm but due to massive growth it's common to hear about shootings and stabbings on a daily. The culture here, depends where you're from can be good or bad. For one, you have to comfortable hearing Spanish and be willing to learn if you want to integrate. If you come from a shithole like Stockton or Baltimore, you'll love EP but if you come from a more affluent city and you're not broke, chances are you won't like it here. Definitely not a place to be if your ambitious and are looking to network.
#preach
My grandparents moved to El Paso Tx in the mid 90s to retire I spent many of my summers in El Paso. You forgot to mention the weather it hot but not that hot like 90-100 is the average daily high in July.
I Lived in El Paso for a short time in 2008. Trying to a unskilled job was nearly impossible I'm not completely bilingual but I can understand Spanish speakers. But while riding on the sun metro bus I overheard some Spanish speakers talking about me in a not so nice way and I turned around said entendi todo lo que dijiste ( I understood everything you said) and the bus just went quit! 🤣🤣
Is the crime rate low there?
Used to be. Daily shootings and stabbings as of the past two years
Hi there, check out this link about crime in El Paso...realestate.usnews.com/places/texas/el-paso/crime
It's going up
About ten years ago it had the lowest crime rate for any large city in the US, held that record for some years. Now it seems to be changing.
Amazon is here 🙌
Minimum wage: $7.25 an hour statewide. Renting is about the same whether it's an apartment or house. It's also about the same as a mortgage. Better off buying. Here and nationwide, housing inventory is at a historic low. Lots of competition for each available listing, which are snapped up in no time. Much of the rental listings are pricey, given the age and inventory, compared to other Texas cities. Video is spot on in regards to new construction. Growth is out far east and toward Horizon City. Locals may recommend these areas for the safest places, though the crime is spotty throughout the city, but mostly concentrated in the older established neighborhoods.
Im a austin millennial and trying to afford a house! I thought about here... its the only place I can afford compared to Austin's 400k+ houses
Definitely more affordable than Austin but Austin has seen really dramatic price increases.
just emailed you. would like to get help finding a multifamily 5-10 units!
Received, thanks! Look forward to helping!
What is the pay for hour
That’s true El Paso has some of the best schools
You haven’t convinced me. Yes homes are cheap but it seems like such an out of the way place. Worse than even Yuma AZ
Please, El Paso suppresses Yuma. Your opinion of Yuma and mine are different. Convince me to move to Yuma, I guarantee I'll prefer El Paso.
It actually is a long way from any other major US city but it is essentially able to provide anything you may need.
I still have an interest in Elpaso but for now I’m going to hold off until this illegal immigration Problem is corrected. I was really getting into Elpaso and this happens. But it’s still on my list. I hope you’ and your family are doing well During this crisis.
As a resident of El Paso... that shit is overblown. the border control police have all that shit handled and El Paso has ranked in the number one spot several times and in the top three several other times as the safest large city... and hold your breath... in the world... and then the white dude who drove several hours just to shoot people at one of the largest, central, and busiest walmarts in the city. Man, it's like anywhere is extremely safe... if you don't have racists... because actual border towns between the US and Mexico are actually the safest places in the US. ... If you stop watching fox news (fake news, how do I know it's fake? I fucking live here, fuck these fucking rhetoric buckets), nobody is jumping over fences or threatening everybody... they line up on the border here to show that they are here and waiting... and that the waiting game is killing many of them when it comes to immigration.
They aint doing a good job at making nice roads…
There are single men in El Paso.
Don’t recommend moving to El Paso. Property taxes are among the highest in the country and the government here has a nasty habit of artificially increasing property values to boost property taxes while also increasing taxes every year. Biggest scam ever. Also, El Paso is in the desert, and water is in short supply, so say goodbye to real grass and trees unless you like rocks for landscaping. Thirdly, El Paso is a poor city, but we have to maintain two government entities, a city and a county government, and outlandish salaries for a city manager that really does nothing for the 400k+ salary he currently draws. Finally, our school districts are among the worst in the country, yet we don’t hesitate to pay superintendents here upwards of 400K in salary plus perks, yet we see very little return for this outlandish investment, while school districts take advantage of kids and families by sending them out to sell candy and snacks to make extra money to pay for extracurricular activities. Oh, forgot to mention street construction projects that seem to go on forever, causing traffic congestion, but always resulting in less than desirable outcomes. And although it doesn’t rain much here, we have a major problem with flooding even though we are forced to pay an outlandish flood tax that does little to solve the flooding problems. And that’s the god’s honest truth!!
Every cities have pros and cons. You opted to focus on the cons only so that's basically one sided story. Why not two sides or even better three sides? Results will be quite different from yours. I'm 100% confident that you have family or relatives still living in El Paso.
Not like this
I moved to El Paso 5 years ago. EL PASO IS A BORING PLACE! It took me about a month to do everything there is to do here. Now I spend my weekends trying to think of something
to do. As for the traffic, Stay away from East El Paso. That's Houston traffic over there. Northeast isn't bad. now days when I want to see interesting things and places, I leave El Paso. I stopped speaking to the people that talked me into moving here. There is a reason that the locals call it Hell Paso.
Are you kidding? I lived there for 40 years and it's embarrassing that there are so many people working in places like Walmart and restaurants that don't speak English. It's a very poor town and lacks anything exciting to do. There's a reason why there are no major amusement parks or pro teams there. The only lake in town is so polluted that if you get in the water, you will have a dark, smelly film on your body that won't rinse off. Not to mention that it's next to the murder capital of the world which of course comes with its own set of issues because the big criminals live in El Paso and not in Juarez.
I drove through El Paso a few days ago and I’m sure it’s nice there but it’s an ugly city.
Just admit it plz.. Healthcare here is trash..
This town sucks ! Just wait until have to drive on the streets. They should just move the border to Hudspeth county line and let mexico have it .
It's weird that other cities have bad drivers but you choose to target this city by saying it should be moved to Mexico. Sorry buddy, but we're not going anywhere.
DONT DO IT! You’re going to hate it.
It's most likely you weren't born in El Paso so you don't appreciate anything while you were there. Some people say "San Francisco?? No hell way! FFFFF!" while the other go "Oh, San Francisco is marvelous". Same difference. Were you stationed at Ft. Bliss? You didn't have a choice then.
Why did you hate it? There must be a reason why you're watching El Paso videos.
@@Azarathify there’s many reasons to hate it: little to do, low paying jobs, one of the highest property taxes in the nation, horrible traffic, little to do for children etc etc etc.
30 to 50 mph winds
The sky is dirt filled
Crime going up
Jobs and pay suck
Roads suck
Taxes terrible
El paso is very greedy