PROS AND CONS OF LIVING IN PORTLAND, OR
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I've been living in Portland, OR for three years so I thought I would share my personal pros & cons of living here! Hope you enjoy :)
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If you want to live some place cheaper live in Oklahoma. I am on the opposite side of the livability spectrum. I moved to Oklahoma because living cost are cheaper. What a mistake, I would pay 1200 a month on a interesting city block any day. My point is, invest in life not a house. Cheap is boring and dull, trust me, Portland is worth it.
I love this! I never thought of this perspective!
I remember someone from Oklahoma was bragging how gas was $1/gal, but I’d rather pay $5/gal than live there. Best of luck.
I was out after instagrammable
Andrew Kamen seriously like that’s not even a factor i care about
Lol me too bro.
I'm a blogger so I care about it! :)
@@EsperanzaLorena BUT your audience doesn't care about it. Your title says the Pros and Cons of living in Portland not the Pros and Cons of being a "blogger" in PDX... there's a difference. The way you said the coffee shops is "instagrammable" makes you sound shallow and lack substance.🙃😉
Question if the traffic is so bad why don’t you use transit instead? Seems logical since I’ve heard transit there is really good
Born and raised here. Traffic is challenging. My sister from LA area visited recently, and noted the traffic here is worse than the LA area. Sure, the LA area is bigger, but getting from point A to Point B here in Portland can be challenging. Still, Portland is a great place, and its not the places such as bars, restaurants and outdoor entertainment, its because a lot of really innovative creative people are moving here: I am one of the few Portland natives that welcomes people from other states and countries. Think about it , what makes a city: its the people.
That time has come and gone. Portland is no longer good.
😂😂😂
Morris Tang The one I would leave out is traffic because they do have bike paths and transit. Also every big city is gonna have traffic.
@@bbolin5626 That is true, what I was trying to get at is the fact that Portland's traffic is getting to be just as bad as cities that are well known for traffic like NYC and LA :)
I will always love Portland, it is a great city! These are just my personal Pros and Cons :)
Coffee being "instagramable" is the selling point?? Is there anything else...
Coffee shops instagramable... gee what a relief
It is to me :)
@@EsperanzaLorena obviously
Means they are not generic.
where I turned this off..
what about when the Mob radicals starts burning the town around and coffe shops you will love it
Looking on Zillow, you can buy a 4B house in Portland for the same price as 2-3B in LA.
Still expensive
I lived in Portland for 24 years and 2 yrs ago moved to California. I agree and like your video. Portland is great.. the rain and the cold is what really helped my decision to move. I really loved (and miss) my bicycle lifestyle in Portland.
I will always love Portland but I agree, the rain and cold is a bit much! Hope you are liking California :)
It’s not colder than Chicago!
As a DC resident I found this hilarious. High rent and terrible traffic. Right lol. It’s 2,500 dollars here for a basic one bed apartment with traffic far worse than anything Portland has ever seen.
I second this!😀 Damm you 495 and 395!
Born and raised in OC California (28 years) moved to Oregon because I can finally afford a house. Houses in OC was $450k-$1M. My friend bought a nice remodeled house in Portland for $350k 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms. And another friend got a home around the same price and same rooms. Houses is affordable in Portland if your coming from CA
Oh I'm sure! California is insanely expensive. I just moved to Nashville this year where a 4 bed 3 bathroom house is $125,000. Much more affordable then the West Coast thank gosh!
Esperanza Lorena my sister lives in Arizona and houses are super affordable! $100k-250k for a nice house but I can’t deal with heat😭 I didn’t like CA cause the sun. It drowns my energy or else I would have moved to AZ 🌵
@@heyheyitskaren My parents actually just retired in Arizona, they would loveee for me to move out there ;P! It is so beautiful there! Do you like Oregon? And thanks for sharing!!
Esperanza Lorena I would have loved to buy a house in AZ but I can’t do heat over 80+ that’s one of the reasons I moved. I actually love Oregon! I love the rain! Ever since I was a kid. The rain sound is so peaceful for me and I LOVE the flower fields, waterfalls, hikes. I live 40 mins from the Portland in a big city in the country side due to my husbands job but Portland does remind me of that busy life. We only go out there to visit our friends. I know some people who moved from my city to Nashville recently
"instagrammable" Well....we now see where your priorities are.
I'm a blogger so I about it! :)
“Coffee shops are very instagramable”... I can already tell the kind of people Portland attracts. Count me out on that!
Same
I want to move to Portland! Right now I live in a super dry and hot area during the summer and the winters get super snowy and freezing. Im needing to relocate to a warmer place due to chronic pain the cold temps here make my pain a lot worse. Ive been to portland before in the fall, and it does get cold and rainy, however i don't think it would get as cold as here which the avg during the winter is less than 20 degrees, but please let me know if I'm wrong! I also heard getting a professional job there is competitive and i think the rent there is comparable to where i live now. I don't mind the rain and i prefer sweater weather lol... but if it gets in the single digits over there then it may not work...
The rent in downtown Portland in the SW has gotten very expensive over the last decade. I have been here since the late eighties and the culture has completely changed also.
Ya people need to stay home and not come here. Its not that great. I could understand past curiosities but where its gotten so expensive, its not worth it no more.
Sw Portland is cheaper ne Portland is overpriced
Homes are expensive to anyone who makes less than 60k a year. You can’t take your kids to parks because the homeless community have take over and established their own living quarters with their tents. Getting around can be hard being that there is only 2 major freeways one which leads into Washington state. Very liberal(not that it’s bad but FYI for those that care) Not many churches. Rains a lot.. you can plan for a great weekend because the weather shows “sunny” and you wake up to a storm. Beaches and coast it gorgeous but cold.
Not much to do unless you are an outdoor freak and love beer...
If you like portland, stay. No place else is like it. Although these cities have their own special features: henderson nv, Falstaff az, Seattle or anywhere near Seattle, Corvalis or, and kansas city kc.
grossly inaccurate about the rainy season. It begins in in September and ends in May at the earliest and latest. We get 3 months of sun and 8 or nine months of rain and overcast. Get ur facts right gurl frand. lol
I've lived her for 4 years and I've never seen rain in September...? In my experience, the rain starts in late October, besides an occasional rain fall.
Esperanza Lorena i've lived in Portland all my life and I agree with him
What area in Portland is $1250?? Im looking to move out there early next year and this video was helpful.
Kenny J What about me? I’m moving downtown Portland in 13 months.
Kenny is right, I live on the outskirts of Portland for that price. A one bedroom closer to downtown would be around $1450. Of course this varies depending on how nice of an apartment you want and the area you want to live in.
Kenny J In Houston, I pay $1200 in rent & am okay... I think I’ll be able to go up $100...
Kenny J I saw several places within 3 miles of the city for under $1,000 (1 bedroom). Oregon’s income tax is comparable to a large portion of the country aside from those states that have outlawed a state income tax. Portland’s not a “big city” compared to actual big cities. I live downtown Houston.
Kenny J Whatever you say, bud. I’ve talked to plenty people who live/lived there. You wouldn’t last a month here if you think y’all’s traffic is bad. Have a good evening.
I couldnt watch anymore after you used the word instagramable 😖😖😔
Same here. Must be one of the cons of living in Portland. A millennial's paradise.
Thats when I stopped watching too.
Moon_Bones shit krazy
Toyota Bucket some people find all of those things you listed to be an attractor based on their taste.
Toyota Bucket What’s wrong with Environmentalists?
My job said I could live anywhere. Keeping a 70k salary but moving from LA to Portland, do you get a lot more for your buck? Almost seems like a no brainer since I love coffee, beer, and actually like a little bit colder weather. How would you describe the actual nightlife and food scene compared to LA?
It has gotten a lot more expensive over the years but you would definitely get a lot more bang for your buck if you are moving from LA! You would probably love it then! There are tons of great bars and it's a foodie city so lots of great restaurants :)
Hey! I’m moving from LA to Portland in August- did you decide to move there? How’s it been so far?
@@linajolee7319 I just visited this last week. It’s awesome honestly. I like the whole setup with forests all around the city and nice parks and gardens and the general setup of the streets. My top place to move, that’s for sure. The moment my work lets me move I’ll move
What I find difficult is getting an accurate idea of what property costs are. I know that in my city/county, rent and mortgage costs vary so much. The downtown area can be double the cost for a similar property half an hour away.
Are there affordable areas outside the downtown area of Portland that are good areas? I'm guessing the suburban neighborhoods would be cheaper than living right in the heart of the city.
Is it a mandatory to make 2.5 times the rent to move into a place in Oregon im also in washington.trying to move July 1st 2023.
That's nice so am I? But um thanks?
Hi there! Is Portland friendly or friendly enough, the epple? Cos LA is not.
We are planning to move
If you don't LOVE rain, you should live in AZ..... I take D pills.
i’m visiting portland in the next few months to look around & apartment hunt!
That's awesome! I would suggest SE or NE, it's a little more affordable in that area as opposed to downtown or NW and lots of fun spots :D
So what places would you recommend for people to look for apartments, and how are jobs there, to afford the rent
Lol they have been working on the 91 freeway in Riverside, CA for 3 yrs. I think Oregon will be cake
Ja ja ja i thought it be done by now
Right? Haha
I've been wanting to visit Portland, but the traffic is off-putting. However I live in NYC and we are used to it.
The Mama Maven Blog Use Transit! We have amazing transit in Portland!
It's definitely not as bad as NYC or LA! If you are just touring the main areas it's not bad :)
Do yourself a favor and stay home. If you're from the East coast, you will not do well here. The people will be boring and depressing.
Meltin John too late , I left New Jersey and now living in Troutdale . 🤷🏽♂️
So living in Portland, Oregon is expensive. Renting or owning. Is it cheaper to live in the suburbs outside of Portland? I honestly wouldn't pay that much for rent. But if it's cheaper to live in the suburbs consider moving to the suburbs. It's kinda like that here in Chicago. Chicago is expensive to live in. It's a little cheaper to live in the suburbs. Also pending the suburb too.
Sox luv 17 Living in the city is worth the extra cost.
The suburbs are definitely a bit cheaper but not by much! Not enough to be worth it but that's just me :)
im from here, suburbs isnt any cheaper its pretty even everywhere
Portland's geography makes it impossible to solve bad traffic by adding lanes. There are just too many pinch points because of the rough terrain. Portland has many appealing qualities, but the traffic and homeless were offputting for me.
Same with Seattle, geography makes it impossible. At least Seattle has the light rail and Portland has the Max. My fiancé and I are 3rd gen Seattleites but we have been in Portland since 2018. Planning to move back to Seattle in the next few years. The #1 reason I am deterred to move back is traffic. Kills the spirit..
Portland was great when I moved there in 2006. I had a 2br for $700 and it didn't feel overcrowded at all. Somewhere between 2010-2015 things started going downhill. Alot of people blame the show 'Portlandia' for it's growing popularity. Theres nowhere in the whole metro area that's affordable now. I'd recommend checking out the Eugene area or possibly Bend if you love Nature and don't mind the cold and snow. Salem is bland even though it's a college city. Grants Pass location is nice since it's more in the country if you want that vibe and just a couple hrs from redwood park in CA. But it'll be harder to find jobs outside of the Portland metro area.
One of the cons is roads and potholes, my fellow Michigan peeps can definitely handle it since we have the worst road conditions in the states.
Hahah that is definitely true! The area I lived in off of 82nd was the worst!!
My main con is the homeless/drug/mental health explosion that's here, and then how the whole damn city, from residents to politicians, pretends it's not happening, making it just get worse.
700Verses well i feel like those things come with all growing cities
@C B lol, take a stroll in New York. Every burrow has homeless people. Take a look at California. The homelessness is real. It's just major cities. People move out to cities expecting to live the dream but can't afford it. That's why there's a lot of homeless people. Cities are just too expensive.
@@ElleXvii Cities (obviously) have always been growing and have always been more expensive, though that has certainly worsened over the recent years to be sure. What is of note is how you've COMPLETELY IGNORED the mental health and drug aspect of my comment (A HUGE FUCKING ASPECT OF HOMELESSNESS IF YOU ARE PAYING ANY ATTENTION AT ALL AND ACTUALLY GIVE A SHIT), which is exactly what I accused this city's leaders of doing.
@C B I was commenting about Portland on a Portland video -- my bad for not being sure to note that some places have the same problem in a worse way and are sucking at it even more. Yeah, Seattle, California, and New York have it worse, but does that mean it's not a growing problem in Portland, especially over the last couple of years?! If you live in Portland, you certainly know that.
"Fallacy of relative privation (also known as "appeal to worse problems" or "not as bad as") - dismissing an argument or complaint due to what are perceived to be more important problems."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fallacies
Any one bedroom in Portland that’s new and has ac and washer and dryer is atleast $2,000
The rent prices are crazy now! That's why I moved :)
I love Portland and miss living there haha. Thanks for sharing. New subscriber :)
loved this! moving to portland next wknd for 3 months & im excited
How exciting! You will love it, it's a fun city :D
I live here too and I have considered leaving for the same reasons! Have you looked at Chattanooga, TN or Knoxville, TN? Cost of living is a lot more reasonable and they have BEAUTIFUL naturesque landscaping like Portland. Especially Chattanooga. Property taxes are less than HALF of what Portland metro is. The big CON is bugs & humidity. But I lived in Memphis at one time and I hardly noticed the humidity because a/c is everywhere. (Although I prefer natural cooling instead of having to run the a/c all the time.) Boise, ID is also very nice (pristine) but I love rain and they hardly have any. Lol (I also like Smyrna, GA and Alpharetta, GA .... lush landscaping and very clean.)
I will have to check those cities out, thanks for sharing!!
Visited Portland in Feb. The food and people were great! only bad part was there was alot of homeless people. Seen a person literally doing drugs and I'm from Vegas.
Yes, you will see quite a bit of that in Portland! :/ But yes, lots of amazing restaurants, stores, coffee shops, and spots to check out :)
Do you like Portland more than Seattle? Lived in Seattle my whole life. I want something new.
I'm from Seattle and wanting to move to Portland. Good luck on your journey neighbor 😀
xx Ana aren’t they like rivals?
Buy NOW!!! Prices will grow faster than your monthly payments.
I'm used to traffic because I live on the east coast right now and we get so much summer traffic it's crazy. Specifically I live in Delaware (born and raised) and its rather boring. (Delaware also doesn't have sales tax though)
Reading up on stuff about Portland though, everything sounds absolutely perfect to me. I love grey skies its my favorite! I heard it doesn't get too cold or too hot there. The nature in Portland is absolutely stunning.
The only turn off for me though is those prices. I've been very low income a majority of my life but living in a placeike Delaware gives me much depression for various reasons and I can't imagine living anywhere else because Portland sounds absolutely perfect. Hopefully my boyfriend would be willing to move there with me and maybe my best friend too. Split the cost of living lol
Oh also I love coffee and cute shops. If you ever go to downtown Lewes DE you will find cute and historic places but there's not a lot of stuff and things close to Rehoboth are always being remodeled. It would probably be a nice place to vist though if you haven't already
It does actually get pretty hot (90's-100's) in the late summer months (July- Sept) and it gets very cold in the winter with long winters but I imagine that if you don't mind that kind of weather it's not a big deal! It just depends on the person :)
There are tons of people who live in Portland and split a house with roommates so you can definitely find lots of listings for places to rent like that! I've had a lot of friends that do that :)
You would absolutely love all the coffee and shops in Portland! Lot's of really fun spots :) Thanks for the tip! I will have to put it on my list of places to check out on the East Coast :D
In New Jersey you can't pump your own gas either.
Super insightful, thank you!
Thanks girl!
Do you have a music scene,Open mike
# 1 Jobs and pay scale ? # 2 Affordable rent or housing ? # 3 how safe is the city ? That's my 3 biggies, I rarely move any where for the food, coffee shops or access to instagram.........
Lol when I created this video I had no idea it was going to get so many views... I'm a full time Instagram content creator so my followers and I definitely care about food, coffee shops, and Instagram! That's who I was gearing towards in this video. To answer your questions; in my opinion rent and housing is very expensive compared to other major cities. Average rent for a 1 bedroom in the city limits is $1,600. A 2-3 bedroom home in the city limits starts at about $400,000 in a "bad" neighborhood. I've seen them for $600,000 in the nicer neighborhoods. The city does have quite a bit of crime like any other major city. It's below average in violent crime but above average in property crime. Cost of living is 29% higher then the national average. Most popular employers are Nike, Intel, and OHSU which pay between $41-121k per year. Hope that helps!
I don’t live in Portland but I found this very interesting 💗
Thank you, so glad to hear that!
I was actually thinking of opening a tea shop, but there already was one. Hmmm maybe a kombucha shop. Nope, they have that too. Maybe a shop with deserts only? NO Again! There IS one! I ran out of ideas, gonna go to my fav brew pub!
very interesting.. Big thumbs up, keep up the good work.
Thank you!!
I live in Portland Oregon!!!!
Wher can I stay for 900 month?
A suburb of Portland like Beaverton or Gresham!
THE PRO IS IF YOU ARE A DRUGGIE FENTANAL IS AVAILABLE! YOU OWNLY NEED A TENT! THE CONS YOU WILL BE SACRIFICING ANYTHING YOU OWN! YOUR FAMILY WILL. BE IN DANGER! GROOMING SEEMS TO BE OK!
Very disappointing I was considering Portland but after this video idk 😢
supa kid same
good, dont come
Kayla Schregardus fuck you
Kayla Schregardus piece of shit
Portland is great, aside from the homeless problem and liberal problem. I'm moving here.
$1,250 for a 2BR apartment? A 1 BR apartment here in Miami, FL is $1,700
That was several years ago and that apartment was in the "bad area" of Portland. A 2 bedroom in a more desired part of Portland would be around $1,500+ based on how nice it is inside!
You are so helpful!!
lol thanks babe!
Portland rent prices are exactly what Minneapolis's are.
I’m curious, why can’t you pump your own gas? I was recently there and almost punched a guy because he came up to my car at the gas station. Mind you, I’m from Las Vegas. LOL
Monica Gonzales because it gave people jobs In the depression
@@moose_sauce7831 The Depression started in 1929. LOL
Did it ever occur to you that you were one of the very people moving there in the past five years, who were causing the very ssme traffic you are complaining about?
So essentially, you are complaining about yourself in this video!
im a native, stop moving here! its not that great. its so white and hippy. Rains all the time. so damn expensive!! Traffic is a nightmare. Coffee shops are so hippy, i klke drive thrus better, a lot in outter southeast
Im pretty sure she copied all her info from SarahSession. I mean Sarah’s video came out before hers and it literally sounds like she’s copying everything Sarah’s saying word for word.
I literally don't even know who that is....? I lived in Portland for 5 years... these are my personal pros and cons.
That rent is crazy! and I thought my area was expensive!
It has gotten pretty bad!!
I find this area has caught up with the east coast and no longer friendly.
@@MeltinJohn I've found that too!
@@EsperanzaLorena oh ya? Are you from Portland area?
Yeah it’s like San Diego now
That's what I've heard!
💚I live in Portland!!💚
you love the word "alleviate." lol. helpful video. Thank you.
Hahaha I've never actually used that word besides in this video now that I'm thinking about it!
LOL, traffic in Portland is laughably nonexistent and doesn't come close to major cities in the US
agreed. COVID has reduced traffic significantly but it's never been as much of an issue as many claim.
I line Portland too! We should collab before u go
Downtown has the BEST Goodwill I've ever seen!
Already got Portland hipsters all over north side Chicago, take them back. Lol
Just a joke.
Californians are welcome, as long as you don't tell me you cashed out you're house in L.A. and have no mortgage...
1,700 for a two bedroom?!! That’s cheap!!
Compared to what 😳. Thats not cheap unless you're from California, Seattle, NYC etc..There are many places in the US where you can get a 2 bedroom for $1200 or less.
sbostic08 I am from Washington lived there the majority of my life. Currently I live in Scottsdale. Last year I lived in a three bedroom apt. With two other roommates the apartment complex was in Old Town Scottsdale our rent was 2,800 a month. So yeah..
@@J509-b8c I used to live in Tacoma, WA and yes, I know how expensive it is to live in Western WA. I've also been to Phoenix, AZ but I didn't realize it's so expensive. Well I know Scottsdale is a nice area, but still the rental prices are ridiculous! Now I understand why you feel PDX's rental prices are not that bad. I live in a suburb of North Dallas (Plano) but I bought a home.. that was more convenient then renting.. however, you get more bang for your buck. Regardless, I still want to move back to the PNW or a state in New England 🤔😍
sbostic08 Nice! I like Dallas. A lot of different stuff to do there... I am from Eastern Washington obvious it’s a little cheaper than Western Washington depending on what city you live in. You know?... Man honestly I just can’t stand the winters in Washington I get really depressed. I hate having four seasons! Other than that I like Seattle more than AZ. Here in AZ everything is so spread out like living in bunch of suburbs kinda how California is set up. Also some of the younger ppl here act like they are still in high school they click up like in groups. Unlike Seattle ppl are. You can go out by yourself in Seattle meet ppl and they will let you tag along for the night. I just need to go back in visit hahaha
Are their alot of religious ppl their?
Income tax is low unless you make over 60k.
Get a bike, can mob and not be stuck 😉
Jesus the cons are more than the pros! And even the pros arent that impressive. Total buzkill!😒
But hey at least the coffee shops are instagrammable! You know how shitty those other cities are full of shops that you cant take pictures of and upload to instagram.
Another reason to move to Portland: Our restaurants are facebookable!
Great video. In all seriousness, how does antifa, protests, ect... affect living there? Do yall have to put up with them daily? Are they in a certain area of Portland? Just curious. Thanks!
This isn’t daily. First big one in a year. The only way to put up with it is by avoiding it because there isn’t really anything else you can do. The protest the other day was on the waterfront in Portland.
You do t mention the homeless?
Because they're not " instagrammable"
Move to Pittsburgh..lol..more bang for your buck there..!
From the still picture it looked like it was this other girl who is vlogging about Seattle, so I was like: when did she move to Portland???...lol!
you seem like a really cool person!
Portland con = Protester Paradise!
💓💓😊😍😘🤗👌💕❤️
antifa lurking in the comments here over some subjective opinions she states. get a hobby y'all.
Holy balls thats cheap!
Compared to what? :)
Yea compared to what?
I just wanna move out of Kentucky.... if anyone wants to live here DONTTTTTT
^ agreed
You shall not pass.
How about chicks in lame hats as a con
Portland love SOCIALISM communism anything but the American way right
Bruh your chin is all wrinkle lol
Her chin is fine stfu
This is the most pointless review on earth. Portland is horrible. Don't move here.
surferbyrne I just moved here from NJ. I come from an area with a lot of violence and gangs. So, this ain’t shit but i thought it would be better unfortunately.
Unless you’re already super rich, don’t love there. No place to rent, unless you like having roommates
Was thinking about going to some bdsm events I hear portland is kink friendly