Looks like a beautiful area! I love it when newer suburban areas are actually built with some real character and independent businesses. Southwest/South Texas is the Southwestern/Western South overlap zone!
Housing in SA is still affordable even prices go up here too . The northwest side is more pricey but if you're looking for a nice affordable area go check out the northeast side areas like Universal City , Converse , Live Oak , ..... . Not as new and beautiful as the area you're driving thru but still very appealing . We live on the northeast side . It's quite and peaceful and plenty of parks with lakes around and yes we do have some gently rolling hills too . The southern part of SA is just more flat . Job market is great, cost of living is affordable and this city has so much to offer . I moved here from Germany and I've been to many other places in the US including Florida and I can assure this place is amazing.
Don’t get fooled. One thing about San Antonio is that crime is even throughout the city. I lived down the street from where you’re driving and someone got shot in one of those luxury areas. People cars are constantly being broken into there.
I grew up just 10 minutes from The Rim and La Cantera. It is a nice area and also getting California expensive. Ive been living in Tijuana in the last three months and will be going back to SA next week. I sure do miss the food there in SA.
Kinda like I have heard you stereotype about neighborhoods where mostly black people reside as the "Hood". Everything is not what you see and think. I grew up in a small town in Pinellas County, Florida in a 1,800 sqft heated 3/1/.5 bedroom home on quarter of an acre with hand plastered walls and ceilings. The house was built in 1958. That was pretty good size back then. It was my mom's inheritance part of 9 acres. My dad made six figures + since i was old enough to understand. I am now 62yrs old. The property sat in between two sides of a segregated black neighborhood of working class people. However the homes were probably 1,000 sqft. heated. Today and then you would have referred to that as the hood. A lot of households were middle class even by today's standards because they were plasters. brick layers, plumber's, health workers, teachers, HVAC contractors, roofer's, lawn care and believe it or not a couple of executives at local or regional construction companies. They couldn't just go live anywhere back then without incurring BS. Not that they would have wanted too. regardless of what you see these communities were a community and supported each other. Other groups of people should take the time to educate themselves about our culture and history. It's disrespectful and insulting the way you talk about blacks at times. We are a proud and educated people.
I am sorry your a sensitive prick i talk about everyone the same way because were all the same if you think were gonna treat you special your mistaken. Your assuming alot because i have not said a single offensive thing.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS basically you talk a lot of shit when you’re driving around and you tend to drive around in circles and you’re not really showing anything the major highways don’t show anything about San Antonio you don’t ride around any suburbs or anything of this sort and you don’t know a damn thing about San Antonio I’ve been here more than 20 years you have no damn clue get it together and do your research before you get on the road and maybe drive somewhere where you’re showing something like maybe the Alamo would probably be good or tower of Americas or something like that or maybe go on the southside where the missions are, you have no clue though, you just run your mouth up here and you get offensive when someone corrects you. You’re music is not my business but it’s damn annoying and if you’re going to post stuff up here maybe you should get rid of it. San Antonio is one big circle 410 or 1604
"I wanna hand them a bottle and say welcome to America, get a job" 🤣. The only part of SA I would live in is the north side suburbs. I've stayed at the La Cantera Resort & Spa while taking the family to Fiesta Texas. Very nice!
@@youngniko5298 Yeah and I live in San Antonio and it sucks here been all around the world cause I’m prior to military and this is where I ended up rather live in Houston I’ll be making my way there but damn sure San Antonio is not better than Dallas or Houston
Theres even Mexicans who look like white Americans,check out the TH-cam channel That Was Epic,its run by a guy called Juan who's from Chihuahua Mexico,he does pranks on the channel along with social experiments where he gives people money and things like that.Many people are surprised he's Mexican as he can pass for a white guy.San Antonio is basically on the edge of what’s considered the west.
@@eeeveee9176 He lives in Phoenix but he’s said on plenty of videos he was born in Chihuahua Mexico,but I think I saw somewhere part of his ancestry are Mormons from Utah
I lived in Chapala Mexico for 5 years, Querétaro for 2 and Puerto Vallarta for 1. Let me tell you, the perception Americans have of Mexico and the Mexican people is all WRONG! You can't throw a rock without hitting a Mercedes , Audi, Range Rover or BMW. No lie! They are the most beautiful, loving people inside and out. Love me some Mexican people! Oh...I found out 6 Flags originated in Texas and the name comes from the fact Texas has flown 6 different state flags. I know some stuff 🤣🤣
I hope this doesn’t sound terrible but I’m from SoCal and the Hispanic/Latinos in SA are not like LA/SoCal. The Hispanics/Latinos in SA are educated, professional. They’re small business owners, executives, and NOT blue collar workers. Not that working class types are bad, it’s just a different vibe in SA. Some are European descent and have been in the US for generations.
I noticed that too , im black from Chicago and visited san antonio and they latinos come off very sophisticated and kinda European feel. The city almost feels like youre in france or something. Theyre definitely very buisness minded yet kinda anti social despite earning money. Kinda like japanese culture
The early 20'th century saw the biggest number of Mexicans come to San Antonio and are the forebears of the biggest portion of today's San Antonio Hispanic population. My neighbors across the street are a College educated couple with kids from Mexico City who met in college. She's a teacher and he's a construction company executive.
Nice but .. Dude, San Antonio " nice " areas are. not just the new homes. There are beautiful diverse affluent areas, that are historical as well. . I live in mid town SA , ( Monte Vista ), .area, that has historical mansion and parks around the area. San Antonio has beautiful new areas in the Burbs which were I grew up , but downtown neighborhood has incredible charm , beautiful trees, etc. Also diverse yes, but Argentino American, so many diff types of cultures, and. A. HUGE German culture in SA. fyi.
I heard that Dallas and San Antonio are two reasonable city to live in more than certain cities in Florida and California... Your wife is telling the truth you can get a nice reasonable house arranging around 100-500.000 in Texas and some of them are not in the hood.
No that’s not the rich side sorry. I can tell you where the rich site is and that’s not it that’s right next to fiesta Texas I go there all the time it’s just a lot of good shopping in that area
Folks, you need to stay in the downtown area ! La Cantera, what a joke ! There is so much more to see downtown and in the immediate area around downtown. Six Flags, Sea World, what a joke !
Jose, I enjoyed your Florida travels videos since I have enjoyed traveling Florida myself. But since you started your travel west, I have lost interests. And don't get me started about the stupid conversation between you and Katie. I have no idea how this pays you enough to support your lifestyle. Why don't you go back to Florida and get a real job? Also the sound system is a bad as nobody outside your vehicle was wants to hear it.
Don't get mad. Just cause I disagree with you. It shows your ignorance. Truthfully as I travel around the country, I find it very similar in every city. Lastly, if you are going to put your life out on you tube, accept that people are going to criticize it.
Looks like a beautiful area! I love it when newer suburban areas are actually built with some real character and independent businesses. Southwest/South Texas is the Southwestern/Western South overlap zone!
Now this is beautiful 😍 san Antonio.
We Love San Antonio Texas from Iran 🇺🇲❤️🇮🇷
Don’t come here
Your wife is cool, she seems positive and funny and I hope she feels better soon.
north and west of downtown are the nicest, since you get into the hill country more and there are more trees and hills
Look at how dried out San Antonio looks. I remember how green it was back in the 1960's.
I have never been to this area, thanks for showing it!
Housing in SA is still affordable even prices go up here too . The northwest side is more pricey but if you're looking for a nice affordable area go check out the northeast side areas like Universal City , Converse , Live Oak , ..... . Not as new and beautiful as the area you're driving thru but still very appealing . We live on the northeast side . It's quite and peaceful and plenty of parks with lakes around and yes we do have some gently rolling hills too . The southern part of SA is just more flat . Job market is great, cost of living is affordable and this city has so much to offer . I moved here from Germany and I've been to many other places in the US including Florida and I can assure this place is amazing.
Why are you going around in a circle at the rim this is not the richest part of San Antonio either
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Don’t get fooled. One thing about San Antonio is that crime is even throughout the city. I lived down the street from where you’re driving and someone got shot in one of those luxury areas. People cars are constantly being broken into there.
Does it feel a lot colder in Texas compared to Florida??
ye
I grew up just 10 minutes from The Rim and La Cantera. It is a nice area and also getting California expensive. Ive been living in Tijuana in the last three months and will be going back to SA next week. I sure do miss the food there in SA.
Cool video! I’m in Boerne 20 mins west of there, that’s a chilled part of SA.
Which areas of San Antonio are the safest? North, East, South or West San Antonio??
From what i saw the far northwest corner towards the hills seamed nice
Kinda like I have heard you stereotype about neighborhoods where mostly black people reside as the "Hood". Everything is not what you see and think. I grew up in a small town in Pinellas County, Florida in a 1,800 sqft heated 3/1/.5 bedroom home on quarter of an acre with hand plastered walls and ceilings. The house was built in 1958. That was pretty good size back then. It was my mom's inheritance part of 9 acres. My dad made six figures + since i was old enough to understand. I am now 62yrs old. The property sat in between two sides of a segregated black neighborhood of working class people. However the homes were probably 1,000 sqft. heated. Today and then you would have referred to that as the hood. A lot of households were middle class even by today's standards because they were plasters. brick layers, plumber's, health workers, teachers, HVAC contractors, roofer's, lawn care and believe it or not a couple of executives at local or regional construction companies. They couldn't just go live anywhere back then without incurring BS. Not that they would have wanted too. regardless of what you see these communities were a community and supported each other. Other groups of people should take the time to educate themselves about our culture and history. It's disrespectful and insulting the way you talk about blacks at times. We are a proud and educated people.
I am sorry your a sensitive prick i talk about everyone the same way because were all the same if you think were gonna treat you special your mistaken. Your assuming alot because i have not said a single offensive thing.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS basically you talk a lot of shit when you’re driving around and you tend to drive around in circles and you’re not really showing anything the major highways don’t show anything about San Antonio you don’t ride around any suburbs or anything of this sort and you don’t know a damn thing about San Antonio I’ve been here more than 20 years you have no damn clue get it together and do your research before you get on the road and maybe drive somewhere where you’re showing something like maybe the Alamo would probably be good or tower of Americas or something like that or maybe go on the southside where the missions are, you have no clue though, you just run your mouth up here and you get offensive when someone corrects you. You’re music is not my business but it’s damn annoying and if you’re going to post stuff up here maybe you should get rid of it. San Antonio is one big circle 410 or 1604
A lot of the well off Black Americans live in this area and the Alamo Ranch area as well. Not rich, they’re in the Dominion and Bierce, Helotes too.
You guys are funny together 😂
We can be!
"I wanna hand them a bottle and say welcome to America, get a job" 🤣. The only part of SA I would live in is the north side suburbs. I've stayed at the La Cantera Resort & Spa while taking the family to Fiesta Texas. Very nice!
The only side that isn't that attractive is the Southside. Plenty of other nice areas around SA .
I noticed San Antonio is VERY socially economically SEGREGATED!
San Antonio is nice 👍 Y’all in the Southwest.
Technically this is South Central.
San Antonio looks better than Dallas and Houston.
Yeah but some parts outside of Houston are gorgeous too like sugarland, The Woodlands, Springwoods Village and near Lake Conroe
You must not have been to Houston or Dallas. San Antonio is not better than either
@@michellewhitley8668 I live in Houston lol
@@youngniko5298 Yeah and I live in San Antonio and it sucks here been all around the world cause I’m prior to military and this is where I ended up rather live in Houston I’ll be making my way there but damn sure San Antonio is not better than Dallas or Houston
@@youngniko5298 man San Antonio ain’t that bad bruh. I move here. This is a nice city.
I know this was posted yesterday but when was it actually filmed
My city love it
San Antonio is Beautiful
Theres even Mexicans who look like white Americans,check out the TH-cam channel That Was Epic,its run by a guy called Juan who's from Chihuahua Mexico,he does pranks on the channel along with social experiments where he gives people money and things like that.Many people are surprised he's Mexican as he can pass for a white guy.San Antonio is basically on the edge of what’s considered the west.
hes from phoenix arizone 🤦🏻♂
@@eeeveee9176 He lives in Phoenix but he’s said on plenty of videos he was born in Chihuahua Mexico,but I think I saw somewhere part of his ancestry are Mormons from Utah
@@Art_V101 yeah but his not from san antonio. but you are correct about the chihuhaha part
@@eeeveee9176 All I meant was that the American west starts around San Antonio,nothing to do with Juan
When was this filmed
It just feels like yall in Arizona tho
60 percent Hispanic, 30 percent Anglo, 7ish percent African American, 2 percent Asian and 1 percent various differing nationalities.
Saan Anto to The Tejano's
Reminds me of San Diego
I lived in Chapala Mexico for 5 years, Querétaro for 2 and Puerto Vallarta for 1. Let me tell you, the perception Americans have of Mexico and the Mexican people is all WRONG! You can't throw a rock without hitting a Mercedes , Audi, Range Rover or BMW. No lie! They are the most beautiful, loving people inside and out. Love me some Mexican people! Oh...I found out 6 Flags originated in Texas and the name comes from the fact Texas has flown 6 different state flags. I know some stuff 🤣🤣
Southside all effing day!!!!!!!
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@@SaSouthSide210 💪💪💪💪💪💪
I hope this doesn’t sound terrible but I’m from SoCal and the Hispanic/Latinos in SA are not like LA/SoCal. The Hispanics/Latinos in SA are educated, professional. They’re small business owners, executives, and NOT blue collar workers. Not that working class types are bad, it’s just a different vibe in SA. Some are European descent and have been in the US for generations.
Clearly you haven’t been to the west or south side of SA 🤣
I noticed that too , im black from Chicago and visited san antonio and they latinos come off very sophisticated and kinda European feel. The city almost feels like youre in france or something. Theyre definitely very buisness minded yet kinda anti social despite earning money. Kinda like japanese culture
10:25....hahah your whole accent got super southern LOL
dang it.. the time we lived in that bama harmed us LOL
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS hahaha
Nice area,and I live in New Braunfels,,,yeaa
The early 20'th century saw the biggest number of Mexicans come to San Antonio and are the forebears of the biggest portion of today's San Antonio Hispanic population. My neighbors across the street are a College educated couple with kids from Mexico City who met in college. She's a teacher and he's a construction company executive.
I actually want to mové to San Antonio.
Texas is all highways
Now you're on my side of town!
Nice but .. Dude, San Antonio " nice " areas are. not just the new homes. There are beautiful diverse affluent areas, that are historical as well. . I live in mid town SA , ( Monte Vista ), .area, that has historical mansion and parks around the area. San Antonio has beautiful new areas in the Burbs which were I grew up , but downtown neighborhood has incredible charm , beautiful trees, etc. Also diverse yes, but Argentino American, so many diff types of cultures, and. A. HUGE German culture in SA. fyi.
Monte Vista is old money and one of the prettiest areas of SA! It’s mostly White I believe. I live in the Medical Center and it’s very diverse.
Go Spurs! 😎
I heard that Dallas and San Antonio are two reasonable city to live in more than certain cities in Florida and California... Your wife is telling the truth you can get a nice reasonable house arranging around 100-500.000 in Texas and some of them are not in the hood.
Why do they call it hill country those would be considered bunny hills in the west
I love San Antonio
No that’s not the rich side sorry. I can tell you where the rich site is and that’s not it that’s right next to fiesta Texas I go there all the time it’s just a lot of good shopping in that area
Come on now no fighting and insulting your spouse on TH-cam! And Katie don't hit Jose, not even playfully! 🧐
Actually liking SA more than Houston. Houston is too flat, boring, and spread out. I like hills. SA looks better planned. Thanks for sharing guys.
Yup
How is it boring?
@@joemartin1253 There is nothing to do.
If you think Houston is boring. You’re gonna hate San Antonio.
@@chrisworldwideadventures8551 You got sports venues, parks, clubs, tons of restaurants what the hell are you talking about!
Folks, you need to stay in the downtown area ! La Cantera, what a joke ! There is so much more to see downtown and in the immediate area around downtown. Six Flags, Sea World, what a joke !
Jose you haven’t learned anything from your move to AL?
There's more worse sides than good sides 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jose, I enjoyed your Florida travels videos since I have enjoyed traveling Florida myself. But since you started your travel west, I have lost interests. And don't get me started about the stupid conversation between you and Katie. I have no idea how this pays you enough to support your lifestyle. Why don't you go back to Florida and get a real job? Also the sound system is a bad as nobody outside your vehicle was wants to hear it.
We live in florida so more florida videos coming. Since your not paying my bills or sound system its none of your damnnn business.
Don't get mad. Just cause I disagree with you. It shows your ignorance. Truthfully as I travel around the country, I find it very similar in every city. Lastly, if you are going to put your life out on you tube, accept that people are going to criticize it.
Actually, Gary, you're the ignorant one here: "I have no idea how this pays you enough to support your lifestyle."
El Paso got some cute women. C'mon...
Go to El Paso
You don’t know how to say San Antonio