Old Southwest is the best! Each home is unique, and older construction means low property tax, mature trees, Truckee river is minutes away, Idlewild and Wingfield parks are close, ( Idlewild has a 50 ft outdoor pool too)I can be downtown by foot in 15 minutes. midtown and California ave have lots of restaurants bars, entertainment etc.
Your volume cut out on me. I really wanted to hear the I normative you're sharing. I'll revisit and see if the volume works. THnk s for making the video
I looked for homes in Reno before, which is why this video was recommended to me. But everyone in the comment section advised me not to move there. They complained about bad schools, low paying jobs, and other socio-economic problems. The location of the city is beautiful though. It should normally attract families.
The hospital’s correct name is Northern Nevada Sierra Medical Center, which should not be confused with Northern Nevada Medical Center in Sparks, Nevada. Thanks for your informative video.
Joy Lake Road homes and the surrounding vicinity would qualify. As well as the Caughlin Ranch community. I realize these may not be technically in Reno, but they are immediately adjacent.
Why is Reno so run down if it's so beautifully located? Normally you would expect loads of people to move there and better paying jobs and schools. Sometimes I think if it was across the state line it would be different. I can't judge though bc I only saw downtown and when I took an interest in moving there people from there told me it's not a family oriented place. No good schools either.
Next time you are here, I would encourage you to venture out of the downtown area as there are many areas that are not "run down". There are many popular areas that have beautiful landscapes with views of the Sierra Nevadas and are located near many amenities. There are also highly-rated schools in Reno as well which can be found on greatschools.org. I believe that Reno is a family-oriented place to live. I was born and raised in Reno and I will raise my family here as well.
@@amyburgos4491 What neighborhoods or regions do you recommend there? They say that Reno may be among the places that had house prices pushed up too much during the pandemic and that they are set to come down there. Just what I read. The area itself is beautiful. I don't understand why they don't create a nice river walk in the city with bars, restaurants, etc. That area is a mess. That city could be so nice and I really wonder why they can't make it better. So many cities in the world to learn from and if a city is growing you can always make so many improvements.
Reno is relatively safe, and the people are friendly. Asian population is relative to where you're relocating from, but I wouldn't say there are a lot of Asian folks, although there is a decent Filipino population. If you're looking for a safe community with diversity, maybe look by UNR.
My experience living here in Reno my entire life has been generally safe. I haven’t had any issues personally. The Asian community continues to grow each year.
To each their own. I’ve lived in both parts of town. I grew up in northwest and now live in south Reno. I think they both are great places to live. Thank you for your input.
What's your favorite Reno neighborhood? My favorite neighborhood is Damonte Ranch because of the schools, amenities, and just how convenient it is.
Old Southwest is the best! Each home is unique, and older construction means low property tax, mature trees, Truckee river is minutes away, Idlewild and Wingfield parks are close, ( Idlewild has a 50 ft outdoor pool too)I can be downtown by foot in 15 minutes. midtown and California ave have lots of restaurants bars, entertainment etc.
i live now in NW Reno and i love it!!!
That’s awesome! I really loved living there too!
I’ve lived in Northwest Reno for the better part of 10 years! A beautiful area!
I’m glad you enjoyed living there! Northwest is where I grew up.
Great information and very helpful !!!😀
Thank you, Scott!
Excellent video , South Reno seems close to Carson City too
Thank you! Yes, South Reno is fairly close to Carson City. It only takes about 30ish minutes to get there.
Your volume cut out on me. I really wanted to hear the I normative you're sharing. I'll revisit and see if the volume works. THnk s for making the video
Two communities that would be of interest to potential customers would be Caughlin Ranch and the Joy Lake Road communities.
I looked for homes in Reno before, which is why this video was recommended to me. But everyone in the comment section advised me not to move there. They complained about bad schools, low paying jobs, and other socio-economic problems. The location of the city is beautiful though. It should normally attract families.
@@Jose-sy1je Reno is in the process of changing. Research what companies are moving in...and why.
cool video, can you make the a video introduce the ADU local law and regulation , no one done that yet,
Thank you! ADUs are not really allowed in Reno. You can contact the city of Reno or Washoe County planning.
The hospital’s correct name is Northern Nevada Sierra Medical Center, which should not be confused with Northern Nevada Medical Center in Sparks, Nevada. Thanks for your informative video.
Thank you for the clarification and compliment. :)
I will be visiting for a year what can be the lowest rent I will be training in Atlantic
Joy Lake Road homes and the surrounding vicinity would qualify. As well as the Caughlin Ranch community. I realize these may not be technically in Reno, but they are immediately adjacent.
You’re absolutely correct those are great communities as well.
East 4th Street is a good area !..
Could you comment on the other neighborhoods?
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Thank you!
Why is Reno so run down if it's so beautifully located? Normally you would expect loads of people to move there and better paying jobs and schools. Sometimes I think if it was across the state line it would be different. I can't judge though bc I only saw downtown and when I took an interest in moving there people from there told me it's not a family oriented place. No good schools either.
Next time you are here, I would encourage you to venture out of the downtown area as there are many areas that are not "run down". There are many popular areas that have beautiful landscapes with views of the Sierra Nevadas and are located near many amenities. There are also highly-rated schools in Reno as well which can be found on greatschools.org. I believe that Reno is a family-oriented place to live. I was born and raised in Reno and I will raise my family here as well.
@@amyburgos4491 What neighborhoods or regions do you recommend there? They say that Reno may be among the places that had house prices pushed up too much during the pandemic and that they are set to come down there. Just what I read. The area itself is beautiful. I don't understand why they don't create a nice river walk in the city with bars, restaurants, etc. That area is a mess. That city could be so nice and I really wonder why they can't make it better. So many cities in the world to learn from and if a city is growing you can always make so many improvements.
Is it safe in Reno? I'm Asian. Is there a lot of Asians there?
Reno is relatively safe, and the people are friendly. Asian population is relative to where you're relocating from, but I wouldn't say there are a lot of Asian folks, although there is a decent Filipino population. If you're looking for a safe community with diversity, maybe look by UNR.
My experience living here in Reno my entire life has been generally safe. I haven’t had any issues personally. The Asian community continues to grow each year.
South Reno sucks. It's a mini California. Northwest Reno is much better.
To each their own. I’ve lived in both parts of town. I grew up in northwest and now live in south Reno. I think they both are great places to live. Thank you for your input.
😂What's wrong with California lol