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@@obw1r3d military kid so from all over. Arizona is where I spent the most time. It is perfect for rasing a family. Good conservative, family focused city.
I lived in FW for 35 years and have never seen or dealt with a Tornado... Lived in CA for 14 years and experienced 3 sizable earthquakes; thankfully none of them were catastrophic. I would take an extremely rare encounter with a tornado over an inevitable earthquake any day of the week. I loved Cali as well but I’m a Texan and glad to be back home.
@sherry hodges Were you asleep during the 89 SF earthquake or the Northridge earthquake in 94? The tornado you were talking about that hit FW killed 2 people. Tornados cut paths earthquakes affect miles and miles of people and property. There are no comparisons between the 2. Through in Wildfires, droughts and mudslides and it is clear which state deals with more natural disasters. It’s not even close. Also, the hail storm you are talking about was in 95 and no people died from the hail. 13 people were killed by floodwaters so quit just throwing out random numbers.
Where I live in Fort Worth is the area where the tornadoes come when they are getting together or whatever and then they Bop on over to Arlington and Jack with them. One actually came by my office and it didn't even break out the front window. I was mad because I didn't get to see it! So I don't lose a whole lot of sleep on tornadoes, although I've always wanted a pair of ruby slippers.
I was born in Fort Worth in 1949 and I remember the weather was totally different than it is today. I remember walking to school in the first week of September in the first grade, it was a block and half away, I actually had to wear a semi-heavy coat to school because it was so cold that there was frost on the ground. By the time I walked home it had warmed up to a comfortable temperature. There were four seasons back then and basically it got really cold and stayed cold until mid -May! It usually snowed two or three times every year until around the mid 80s. And the snow would be on the ground for an average of a week or so. It also was pretty common for the temperatures to get below freezing sometimes for two to three months at a time, with no break. I remember in the early 80s it got below 10 degrees below zero for couple of weeks and most of the water pipes in Fort Worth froze and broke, it got a lot colder than the pipes were designed for. I remember having to go to the May Fest in Fort Worth the first weekend of May having to wear a coat as late as 1980 or so. Now the summers were totally different too. It was a dry heat, hardly no homes had air conditioning, I actually went from 1st grade to the 12th grade with no air conditioning in the schools at all, and it really wasn't that bad. Not one of the schools in Fort Worth had air conditioning. Most cars folks bought back then didn't have air conditioning, really didn't need it! It got hot for sure but the heat like it is today, didn't exist! Folks didn't die in their homes from the lack of air conditioning, it wasn't hot enough. That's how much the climate in Fort Worth has changed in my life time.
I've been in Fort Worth all my life and one day I hope to move temporarily just so I can say I lived somewhere different. Fort Worth is a wonderful city and I love the big city country feel and there are so many job opportunities here. Just a little advice for newcomers, do not get Fort Worth confused with Dallas. The vibe and people are totally different between the two cities.
@Ululu Kululu Hi. No, not at all. They can be very rich and affluent.. but the term comes from the Civil War time..after the North won over the South. All manners of ppl besieged Charleston and other southern states...and basic robbed them of their properties and did some untoward things to them, cheatimg them and took over..and just moved in on them. It revolves around those things.
I am 70 and have lived in Ft Worth my entire life. I have never experienced a tornado Traffic on I35 can be horrible, north to south, always construction going on . Close to DFW airport. I have averaged electric billing, so it’s fine. Great restaurants, and entertainment.
I moved to Arlington in 1982 and still live there. I worked 20+ years in Ft Worth, primarily on the westside so I know what goes on in FtW. Everything mentioned here is pretty accurate. The summer heat never bothered me or other coworkers as we worked outdoors the majority of the day all year round. Summer is much better than winter. I don't see the heat bother too many with the exception of chubby women with a ton of make up on. Tornados? No big deal. The storms all seem to spring up out of the ground in Erath County and head east. We are at the beginning of the storms which intensify as they head NE and out of state. No state income tax, no county tax or city taken from your paycheck is a plus. The only thing you might have mentioned is the Main St Arts Festival, which is one of the top rated ones in the US. Huge deal to kick off summer in April every year.
After I retired from CA law enforcement in the early '90s my wife, kids, and I moved to Watauga, TX and it was the best decision of our lives. I worked in the art district (At the Amon Carter Museum) in downtown Fort Worth and took the kids to the Stockyards and saw the rodeo every weekend. Unforanetly we relocated once again to Northern Virginia where the folks are still friendly as in Texas but the place is too pricey and there's no decent Mexican food. I'm still hopeful of moving back to the D/FW area one day. Really enjoy your channel.
I actually ended up moving to Fort Worth a couple months after watching this video (3 years ago!), because of this video. Thank you for all the information you did in this! We've enjoyed our time here.
I was born and grew up in San Diego and now live in the north Fort Worth area. I still love the meteorlogical climate of California but I prefer the political climate of north Texas The best of both worlds is living in a super-insulated home close to cultural attractions and all the amenities you need. Texas rocks with no income taxes, tremendous business growth and common sense. I wish I could say the same about the once-golden state.
My husband and I live in San Diego. Two years ago my son and his family moved from SD and live about 30 minutes south of Fort Worth. From the first time I visited I fell in love with Texas. My husband was on board with relocating once he retires in 2 years. That is until we visited last July. All I heard from him was “It’s hot”... “It’s HOT”!!!! “Yes dear, I know it’s HOT”!!! He loves Southern California weather and wears shorts 90% of the year. I keep hoping the closer it gets to retiring he sees we can not only have a better quality of life in Texas but be near our 2 granddaughters. Glad to see a former Californian make a move and love it!!
@@airxtream2139 I say let's petition or something to keep that from happening. I'm not trying to see our state turn into some other state or country. For example, one of my problems that I'm having with the Mexicans moving here from Mexico is alot of them wanna turn our cities and state into another Mexico and I aint digging that at all. If you wanna move here to live a better life then cool I guess but don't come on our territory trying to change stuff up.
I caught that to Fort Worth is the 13th Largest and the ISD is Actually Ranked Higher on the State List of Good Schools and Overall Crime in Fort Worth in all Areas is Quite Low Sounds like the Information you have is at least 10yrs Old or Older.
One of the best museum districts in the entire country. The best zoo in the U.S. . Close to Six Flags, Cowboys ,Rangers , etc. Fort Worth is my home for over 45 years. Not going anywhere else.
Just moved to Fort Worth a month ago. Living in Keller and loving it! The videos about things to do and see here are very helpful. I have my whole summer planned, spending weekends exploring my new home!
I’m a born and raised Ft Worthian. Gotta say you missed the boat on so many great things here in town. Maybe you just didn’t have time to go in-depth, but this barely skims the surface.
I'm a born and raised Fort Worthian and we're full. We're getting too many people and it's messing up everything not only in Fort Worth but other cities too.
it's happened in many cities - Minnehopeless use to be less crowded too - damn bleeding hearts, but we really know that story - big eye roll! God bless we patriot's America!
Used to be great. Now it's evolving into another Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, or Houston. When I was growing up, didn't even have to lock the doors at night. And don't ever expect infrastructure upgrades to get done. With the moat they're building around downtown, the road projects are running about 4 years behind right now. They don't plan for the future, when the road upgrades are finished, they're usually where they should have been ten years ago. The Zoo, is still great.
Cheers for the information sir, I'm looking into moving down here if I can get a particular job with Amazon. Lived in San Antonio for 4 months and fell in love with the state!
I work at DFW7 in Haslet Tx, it’s 15/20 minutes from the 35w/820w highway....... I don’t know how your building was in San Antonio but I’ve worked at mine for three years and supposedly they say we are the worst building in the net work but I think that’s just because there’s nothing but drama. Good luck 🍀👍
LemonWalrus ..... oh I’m sorry, I missed understood lol, but I definitely wish you all the luck and too be honest I’m just happy I’m still working during this crazy time even w/ work drama... a pay check is better than No pay-check
We're no strangers to North Texas. Lived in Dallas for many years, but we were most recently in Manhattan for the last fifteen years. Just relocated to Ft. Worth, near TCU. Everything is close, but we're not walking. In NY we rarely got the truck out of the garage other than to go upstate. Now we're driving everywhere.
If you play golf this is the place for you. Although Fort Worth does have a bunch of great Private Clubs, Colonial CC (Hogans Alley) being just one, it also has some of the best daily fee golf courses in the entire U.S. I’m thinking of Texas Star and Fossil Creek as just two of over several you can play.
it’s actually the 12th in population schools are good( i know from experience) the zoo is #1 in the nation the suburbs are amazing and have malls, movie theatres, and shopping centers the weather is pretty nice in the fall and spring also my current home is worth 450k and would easily go for 1.5m in CA with 1acre of land
1 acre of land...🥱 For 450k in idaho wat can i get???..😆😆😆 3 acres and house ...👏👏👏👏 Location! Location! Location!..... Why compare your house...just be happy....ur house is not worth 1.5m is 450k your Location dictates that
Yeah but don't move here unless your rich enough to be in the suburbs cuz where I stay is not good horrible schools kids get shot or stabbed by other students constantly teachers are horrible and the neighborhoods are drug infested and full of gang violence
Pros: Best neighborhoods are peaceful no crime , Cons: those safe places have HOA so someone is always going to annoy you . Best places to live with less cops- Crestwood,High Mount, Best places with too many cops pulling over people - River oaks, White Settlement, Worse places - Cherry lane,northside,southside,COMO,Stop6,Eastchase,Mansfield HWY, Forest Hill( good side of forest hill is the left side of bridge )coming from i35 to 20 . places that are 50/50 - NRH , RIchland Hills,Hurst,Bedford,
I was born and raised in FW and love it. I would not want to live anywhere else, but if all these other people keep flocking here the cost of living is going to move from the pros to the cons list very soon. Our housing market is already strained. I bought my home 20 years ago brand new for $120K, but a person buying the same square footage today would pay north of $200K.
I have lived here all my 60 years and there are great old neighborhoods that are friendly and well kept. Close to downtown and have transit buses to jobs downtown and entertainment. If you not to like to drive . Don't get fooled Fort Worth ISD has great teachers and superintendent. They are willing to listen to your concerns about your child. I have work in the community for over 25 years and know that the Suburbs is were they are send new peoples who move here . The people in the old neighborhoods are willing to grow but we don't want to be pushed out.
Thanks for the cons of living in fort worth and it depends where in the US the weather is average neither good or bad ,a great place to visit when you moved to FW Texas there is a place called la gran plaza de fort worth.
You are very welcome.This town has the biggest Meth problem I've ever seen .You can't even leave your water hose out in the S.Side & now the theifs are hitting TCU area like flies on horse sh*t.And our Police officers are so overworked & underplayed they don't have time to hear about a bicycle orca water hose .I WILL SAY THIS WE HAVE THE BEST POLICE OFFICERS IN AMERICA.WHEN IT COMES TO COURTEOUSNESS & COMPASSION AT LEAST THAT HAS BEEN MY EXPERIENCE.I DONT WANT TO LIE.THE PEOPLE THAT DISAGREE ON THAT I HAVE FOUND WERE CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF STEALING SOMEONES BICYCLE OR WATERHOSE SO THERE YOU GO.
Lived in the Haslet area about 20 years ago. Moved to Pennsylvania and love it here. Texas is too flat, too hot and I don’t miss the big black crickets and fire ants!
I will be moving here in June with my GF of almost 2 years for medical school at John Peter Smith(JPS) Hospital for her residency. Very much a good-sized city with plenty of things to do, not to mention diverse as well. Definitely going to be visiting Magnolia Avenue on the weekends and then a good date night to the drive-in movie theater or The Stockyards. I’m excited nonetheless 😁
Fort Worth is okay. I love it here in Atlanta, Georgia much better! The trees and the mountains in North Georgia are just breathtaking in the fall. The down fall is the Pollen and the humidity here in Atlanta.
I moved from Atlanta to Fort Worth and I low-key hate it here.Theres barely anything to do compared to Atlanta.Don't get me started on the lack of trees and nature.Its like a modernized desert out here and because the cost of living is low people think they're happier however my gf who I met in ATL is from here in Fort Worth and she's not used to forest and swimmable lakes basically she's not used to being human because life in Fort worth is so.....inhumane.Yeah they have everything a regular society has but there's no lush vegetation to connect with nature out here the lake is owned by residents so it's not cleaned it's just ..... potential for some mega billionaire to come build and turn into paradise...but that would take MASSIVE environmental effort.
@@DynastyDemand I completely agree with you. The trees and nature are just amazing specially if you are into hiking. Last time I was in FTW it was so hot and not a single tree to get under and cool off…lol!
Born in Fort Worth let me be straight with you guys. When he says 8:08 talk about "DFW OPERTUNITIES" He is not talking about Fort Worth ! Yes we have American Airlines witch is closer to the airport away from the central city. And Lockheed Martin. That is pretty much it ! Downtown Dallas into Collin county like Frisco, Plano, is where the jobs are for college educated people. In fact three years ago Fort Worth realized is was falling behind in the white collar job base. But nothing really became of it. I love my city. And we have invested in S.T.E.M. education in FWISD . And Fort Worth kids are also in Keller ISD. And Crowley ISD. They are wonderful school districts. And TCU and Texas Wesleyan are four year school inside the city limits for a hundred years. And and new and fast growing Tarleton University in Fort Worth that is helping Hispanic kids get a college education. But Fort Worth simply cannot get fortune 500 companies to come to Fort Worth ? So unless you want to Drive from Fort Worth to Dallas and Frisco for those kind of jobs. Fort Worth is not the place for you . I'm sad to say. I have been trying to get our city leaders to change that. But they are inept in bringing high paying jobs for young college students. This list of fortune 500 companies in the DFW area is a little out of date. But is clearly shows how lopsided white collar jobs are located ! www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjm2aeMkdXuAhV0FTQIHQfkAIEQFjACegQIBhAC&url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FList_of_companies_in_the_Dallas%25E2%2580%2593Fort_Worth_metroplex&usg=AOvVaw3j128vHrI17PUhF9nNKCsY
Us Dallas folk, we call Ft. Worth, Funkytown or Ft. Murder Worth. Live close to the TRE rail stations. Def check out Ft. Worth Zoo, Ft. Worth water gardens. Hell, hit the Ft. Worth rodeo ...super fun👍🏾
I would also list nature as a pro. I have hiked in many nature preserves and state parks in North Texas. The Fort Worth Nature Center and Eagle Mountain Park (both in North Fort Worth) are among the best nature preserves I have experienced in DFW. Cleburne State Park, Dinosaur Valley State Park, and Lake Mineral Wells State Park feature better and in some cases more challenging hiking trails than North Texas state parks that are closer to Dallas. DFW has a reputation for being flat, but the Cedar Hill area, North Fort Worth, and several communities within an hour west or south of downtown Fort Worth have plenty of hills in settings that aren't overly developed or noisy.
I’ll be visiting Fort Worth in April and looking to move there before this year is out. What are good areas to rent/schools district and daycares for me and my kids? We’ve been in VA all our lives so now it’s time for a change
It actually is by city population. It may be a kinda county but it’s very populated surprisingly....But of course the DFW metroplex as a whole is the 4th largest Metropolitan area in the Nation with over 7 million people.
@@teejay7149 Currently, (2-21-21), FW is 13th largest city in the USA. :) I"m from here, and I find that hard to swallow as well... until I try to drive somewhere in DFW. :(
Hello , I´m seat development engineer in automotive industry. Living an working in China now . I´d love to relocate to Texas. Is there any automotive industry, especially seating focused ? It would be good to know where or how to start searching. And the main question - if any foregin experts are needed in Texas.
I have my Pennsylvania realtor license. We’re moving to Fort Worth next month! Do you know if Texas will recognize my hours already put in and count it towards getting my license there or will I have to start over?
WE ARE FULL & THE RENT & WATER BILL IS OUTRAGES.IF YOUR LOOKING FOR A COME UP THIS TOWN WILL KICK YOUR ASS.IF YOU HAVE MONEY & YOU ARE INDEPENDENTLY WEALTHY.ITS A GREAT PLACE.
Thanks for the video ! Almost 30 years in Chicago and we are tired of the winter and the short (cold) days. I think we'll move. Can someone tell me, as far as jobs: Fort worth/San Antonio/Austin ?
Zero in FT.WORTH IDK about S.A .I hear AUSTIN Is Great.My husband fell in love with it when he was down there.The people are friendly courteous & very peaceful.Ive passed through there & SA that seems to be accurate I never spent any real time in either one of those places but he has
I'm from Wisconsin, I've been in Fort Worth, almost 5 years. I would have said, I loved it two weeks ago, but Texas has problems with violating federal employment laws, a good ole boy system and free standing ER's that rip you off. Not a lot of racism and people of all 'races.' Social services, are all linked and connected. I was working in this industry. Be prepared for deregulated energy! Some companies are really shady. There are jobs, but move to a city based on what industry you work in. Dallas is banking/finance, etc. Fort Worth is healthcare, teaching, Airport, etc. Hope this helps!
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What other suburbs would you recommend in north Fort Worth besides Keller and Northlake? North Richland Hills, Watagua, Haslet, Colleyville? Thank you!
I will be taking a road trip to Texas this year and would like to know if you sell in 55+ communities throughout TX. Looking for small City life retirement away from Tornadoes
I'm interested if real estate and thinking about moving to fort worth. Was laid off due to covid 19 and things haven't been right since in Milwaukee wi
The economy is good but it is not keeping up with the cost of renting or home ownership. Be prepared to have a struggle finding a place to rent or purchase right off the bat that is reasonable. Whatever you want to pay for rent add 500 dollars and 100k to whatever home you want to purchase. Living in Texas is similar to living in California in the early 80s. The crime rate has gotten worse in my opinion. They are just getting more creative in how they report it. Entertainment is top notch and you have a large variety of restaurants. It is no longer the city that feels like a small town anymore.
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The bus transit station is also the Greyhound and railroad station they typically have all kinds of homeless people core off their medication hanging around looking for
Hi Mr. Soto I watched some of your videos and I really liked them. Fully information regarding DFW. I'm thinking to move pretty soon and I have a question for you. I'm a Pastry Chef and I would like to know in your opinion. What's the best area to work as a Pastry Chef? Regards!! Javier T.
This is very helpful, thank you! To anyone who may see this, is the area pretty pet friendly? I have a large dog and would like to rent a townhome/ house with a yard, I’m wondering if this is possible or if I should shift my expectations
Hi there, I am moving there in July and would love to learn more about real estate. I currently work for a construction company as a system admin currently.
Hi can you tell me which city in Texas is best for healthcare admin I have a bachelor's in healthcare mgmt. I wanna leave NY by the spring. Thanks for any suggestions !
Thinking of picking up a job in this city. However, now I better look hard into the schools as my oldest is in high school. As a real estate agent, what are the top three neighborhoods in your opinion?
@@VIPRealty Thank you for your response. I live in San Diego, and I love the easy access to open space and nature with varied topography and ecosystems. San Antonio seems to be centrally located relative to the hill country, the coast, and the more mountainous areas of Big Bend and the Guadalupe mountains. Being self-employed, I like the slow pace and small town vibe but with a large city market.
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Wife and I moved to Fort Worth 9 years ago..it is home for sure. Perfect for raising a family.
Really a live on long island ny life to expensive here
Where from? What were the main factors for choosing Ft Worth?
@@obw1r3d military kid so from all over. Arizona is where I spent the most time. It is perfect for rasing a family. Good conservative, family focused city.
Yall jackin up my rent
@@mkdeltra5772 😂
Him: Tornados.
Me: *ends video and opens a Google window*
“cities with no tornados”
Same! 😂😂
I lived in FW for 35 years and have never seen or dealt with a Tornado... Lived in CA for 14 years and experienced 3 sizable earthquakes; thankfully none of them were catastrophic. I would take an extremely rare encounter with a tornado over an inevitable earthquake any day of the week. I loved Cali as well but I’m a Texan and glad to be back home.
@sherry hodges Were you asleep during the 89 SF earthquake or the Northridge earthquake in 94?
The tornado you were talking about that hit FW killed 2 people.
Tornados cut paths earthquakes affect miles and miles of people and property. There are no comparisons between the 2.
Through in Wildfires, droughts and mudslides and it is clear which state deals with more natural disasters. It’s not even close.
Also, the hail storm you are talking about was in 95 and no people died from the hail. 13 people were killed by floodwaters so quit just throwing out random numbers.
There was one like, 19 years ago? It’s not something that happens often.
Where I live in Fort Worth is the area where the tornadoes come when they are getting together or whatever and then they Bop on over to Arlington and Jack with them. One actually came by my office and it didn't even break out the front window. I was mad because I didn't get to see it! So I don't lose a whole lot of sleep on tornadoes, although I've always wanted a pair of ruby slippers.
I was born in Fort Worth in 1949 and I remember the weather was totally different than it is today. I remember walking to school in the first week of September in the first grade, it was a block and half away, I actually had to wear a semi-heavy coat to school because it was so cold that there was frost on the ground. By the time I walked home it had warmed up to a comfortable temperature. There were four seasons back then and basically it got really cold and stayed cold until mid -May! It usually snowed two or three times every year until around the mid 80s. And the snow would be on the ground for an average of a week or so. It also was pretty common for the temperatures to get below freezing sometimes for two to three months at a time, with no break. I remember in the early 80s it got below 10 degrees below zero for couple of weeks and most of the water pipes in Fort Worth froze and broke, it got a lot colder than the pipes were designed for. I remember having to go to the May Fest in Fort Worth the first weekend of May having to wear a coat as late as 1980 or so. Now the summers were totally different too. It was a dry heat, hardly no homes had air conditioning, I actually went from 1st grade to the 12th grade with no air conditioning in the schools at all, and it really wasn't that bad. Not one of the schools in Fort Worth had air conditioning. Most cars folks bought back then didn't have air conditioning, really didn't need it! It got hot for sure but the heat like it is today, didn't exist! Folks didn't die in their homes from the lack of air conditioning, it wasn't hot enough. That's how much the climate in Fort Worth has changed in my life time.
I’ve lived in FW on and off since the late 90s and the winters have definitely gotten more mild over the last 20 years.
Thank you for your story
Thank you for sharing!!!
Pretty cool insight on how much the climate has changed. Thx for sharing.
Thanks for sharing
Originally from Phoenix...My parents brought us here to Fort Worth many years ago. We stayed..
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Haha that's funny because when he said it's get at most 95° during summer, I laughed and remember the 110+ summers in phx🤣
@@16012032 lol...I was there visiting family n when it was 122...back in 1990 I believe 😳😅..I can't believe I'd walk in that sun from school!!!
@@jimmysapien9961 thank you
I lived 40 years in Fort Worth and I loved.
Is it true about tornados...moving there soon
I've been in Fort Worth all my life and one day I hope to move temporarily just so I can say I lived somewhere different. Fort Worth is a wonderful city and I love the big city country feel and there are so many job opportunities here. Just a little advice for newcomers, do not get Fort Worth confused with Dallas. The vibe and people are totally different between the two cities.
Great Point!! Just mentioned that in our Dallas vs Fort Worth video.
Yah. Dallas has always been FULL of CARPETBAGGERS!! And Dallas *copied
Ft. Worth skyline* and everything else they could.
@Ululu Kululu Hi. No, not at all. They can be very rich and affluent.. but the term comes from the Civil War time..after the North won over the South.
All manners of ppl besieged Charleston and other southern states...and basic robbed them of their properties and did some untoward things to them, cheatimg them and took over..and just moved in on them. It revolves around those things.
I am 70 and have lived in Ft Worth my entire life. I have never experienced a tornado Traffic on I35 can be horrible, north to south, always construction going on . Close to DFW airport. I have averaged electric billing, so it’s fine. Great restaurants, and entertainment.
How’s safety?
I moved to Arlington in 1982 and still live there. I worked 20+ years in Ft Worth, primarily on the westside so I know what goes on in FtW. Everything mentioned here is pretty accurate. The summer heat never bothered me or other coworkers as we worked outdoors the majority of the day all year round. Summer is much better than winter. I don't see the heat bother too many with the exception of chubby women with a ton of make up on. Tornados? No big deal. The storms all seem to spring up out of the ground in Erath County and head east. We are at the beginning of the storms which intensify as they head NE and out of state. No state income tax, no county tax or city taken from your paycheck is a plus. The only thing you might have mentioned is the Main St Arts Festival, which is one of the top rated ones in the US. Huge deal to kick off summer in April every year.
Arlington is getting destroyed by the people who came from hurricane Katrina. South East Arlington and Grand Prairie and becoming unlivable.
After I retired from CA law enforcement in the early '90s my wife, kids, and I moved to Watauga, TX and it was the best decision of our lives. I worked in the art district (At the Amon Carter Museum) in downtown Fort Worth and took the kids to the Stockyards and saw the rodeo every weekend. Unforanetly we relocated once again to Northern Virginia where the folks are still friendly as in Texas but the place is too pricey and there's no decent Mexican food. I'm still hopeful of moving back to the D/FW area one day. Really enjoy your channel.
No good Mexican food!? That's not going to work. lol. Texas cost of living is still great compared to most of the country.
I actually ended up moving to Fort Worth a couple months after watching this video (3 years ago!), because of this video. Thank you for all the information you did in this! We've enjoyed our time here.
Glad it was helpful!
I was born and grew up in San Diego and now live in the north Fort Worth area. I still love the meteorlogical climate of California but I prefer the political climate of north Texas
The best of both worlds is living in a super-insulated home
close to cultural attractions and all the amenities you need. Texas rocks with no income taxes, tremendous business growth and common sense. I wish I could say the same about the
once-golden state.
My husband and I live in San Diego. Two years ago my son and his family moved from SD and live about 30 minutes south of Fort Worth. From the first time I visited I fell in love with Texas. My husband was on board with relocating once he retires in 2 years. That is until we visited last July. All I heard from him was “It’s hot”... “It’s HOT”!!!! “Yes dear, I know it’s HOT”!!! He loves Southern California weather and wears shorts 90% of the year. I keep hoping the closer it gets to retiring he sees we can not only have a better quality of life in Texas but be near our 2 granddaughters.
Glad to see a former Californian make a move and love it!!
Hopefully not too many of the people that ruined Cali move here to Texas or Texas will turn right into Cali.
@@airxtream2139 I say let's petition or something to keep that from happening. I'm not trying to see our state turn into some other state or country. For example, one of my problems that I'm having with the Mexicans moving here from Mexico is alot of them wanna turn our cities and state into another Mexico and I aint digging that at all. If you wanna move here to live a better life then cool I guess but don't come on our territory trying to change stuff up.
Dale...im from nyc...im done with the political trash here...texas sounds good.
@@pepstalynn well they do make up a lot of labor but yeah your right even as a Mexican/American
FYI, Forth Worth has been the 13th largest city in the country for well over a year.
I caught that to Fort Worth is the 13th Largest and the ISD is Actually Ranked Higher on the State List of Good Schools and Overall Crime in Fort Worth in all Areas is Quite Low Sounds like the Information you have is at least 10yrs Old or Older.
@@gwb7875 No not at all, it's current.
@@VIPRealty Can't be Fort Worth is the 13th Largest City in the United States and the 5th Largest in Texas
*12th largest, now...
And the DFW area is the 3rd largest Metropolitan area in the US
I've lived in Fort Worth my life and I can honestly say 5:00 traffic is the absolute worst
Yes it is!
Absolute worst? Dallas and Houston easily beat it.
@@jcbarker1 It's the worst for it being Fort Worth. We never had traffic bad like this till maybe atleast 10 years ago.
Austin, Houston and Dallas are much worse. As far as traffic goes. But, the main reason is that the Ft Worth area is growing so fast.
Can't be worse than NYC
From Memphis moved here 6 years ago and I am HOME here absolutely love it
I know you commented this a month ago but I’m looking to move to Dfw soon but could I get your Snapchat for advice? I’m from Memphis as well
i’ll be moving here in 3 weeks
@@OnlineSistaGurl congratulations and welcome to Texas ✨✨
Born and raised here in Funky Town Fort Worth. Great town. All the benefits of Dallas and Houston with out the crazy elements
What elements?
@@cebrinachandler1708 criminal. You looking to be offended my dear?
One of the best museum districts in the entire country. The best zoo in the U.S. . Close to Six Flags, Cowboys ,Rangers , etc. Fort Worth is my home for over 45 years. Not going anywhere else.
You're right. Fort Worth has a lot to offer nearby.
What cities in ft worth would you recommend to live in?
@@maryrichardson2205 Check out our video, top 5 cities to live near Fort Worth. Those are great options.
The zoo is smaller than San Diego.
@@HellPhoenixCA yes. San Diego has the best zoo.
Thanks for another great video Richard. You always hit all the right points. We love Ft Worth, TX!
Thank you. Fort Worth is great
Just moved to Fort Worth a month ago. Living in Keller and loving it! The videos about things to do and see here are very helpful. I have my whole summer planned, spending weekends exploring my new home!
That is awesome!
I’m a born and raised Ft Worthian. Gotta say you missed the boat on so many great things here in town. Maybe you just didn’t have time to go in-depth, but this barely skims the surface.
You're right, time is limited and we can't cover everything.
Great presentation sir. I am vacationing in ft worth now, possibly moving here. I love it.
Thank you.
If you are a leftist democrat stay away ... we don’t want you.
I'm a born and raised Fort Worthian and we're full. We're getting too many people and it's messing up everything not only in Fort Worth but other cities too.
The toll roads just reached my neighborhood it's a nightmare all the construction.
@@anniegillespie7935 It really is a nightmare. I remember when we never had any traffic like what we have now.
it's happened in many cities - Minnehopeless use to be less crowded too - damn bleeding hearts, but we really know that story - big eye roll! God bless we patriot's America!
It's the same in ATLANTA
People who are not real southerners will destroy the southern hospitality. It's the reason Atlanta is hostile, a lot of people from NY and NJ.
Used to be great. Now it's evolving into another Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, or Houston. When I was growing up, didn't even have to lock the doors at night. And don't ever expect infrastructure upgrades to get done. With the moat they're building around downtown, the road projects are running about 4 years behind right now. They don't plan for the future, when the road upgrades are finished, they're usually where they should have been ten years ago. The Zoo, is still great.
You must be very old.
@@lenisbennett3062 Went to high school in the mid 80's
Sweet that's why I'm moving there, I love Austin but it's too much
Cheers for the information sir, I'm looking into moving down here if I can get a particular job with Amazon. Lived in San Antonio for 4 months and fell in love with the state!
Good luck with your job search.
I work at DFW7 in Haslet Tx, it’s 15/20 minutes from the 35w/820w highway....... I don’t know how your building was in San Antonio but I’ve worked at mine for three years and supposedly they say we are the worst building in the net work but I think that’s just because there’s nothing but drama. Good luck 🍀👍
@@ashleyj.8690 I didn't work for Amazon while is S.A. but thanks for the tip
LemonWalrus ..... oh I’m sorry, I missed understood lol, but I definitely wish you all the luck and too be honest I’m just happy I’m still working during this crazy time even w/ work drama... a pay check is better than No pay-check
@@ashleyj.8690 Yup
I live in the Cultural District and I love it!
Same!!!!!
Moving to FW in the fall. I’ll look into this district. Thanks!
We're no strangers to North Texas. Lived in Dallas for many years, but we were most recently in Manhattan for the last fifteen years. Just relocated to Ft. Worth, near TCU. Everything is close, but we're not walking. In NY we rarely got the truck out of the garage other than to go upstate. Now we're driving everywhere.
No question, a car is a must have in DFW.
@@VIPRealty biggest con In modern day society...a lack of outdoor activity and depending on a vehicle...two things America has never been based on
@@DynastyDemand If you live in a large metro area like DFW having a vehicle is almost a must have.
I missed the time when i was in Fortworth! Thank u very much for the video!
You're very welcome. You can always come back :)
You didn't mention Sundance Square in downtown Fw as a Huge Pro to living in Fw.
Yes, you're right!
If you play golf this is the place for you. Although Fort Worth does have a bunch of great Private Clubs, Colonial CC (Hogans Alley) being just one, it also has some of the best daily fee golf courses in the entire U.S. I’m thinking of Texas Star and Fossil Creek as just two of over several you can play.
it’s actually the 12th in population
schools are good( i know from experience)
the zoo is #1 in the nation
the suburbs are amazing and have malls, movie theatres, and shopping centers
the weather is pretty nice in the fall and spring
also my current home is worth 450k and would easily go for 1.5m in CA with 1acre of land
The Fort Worth zoo is amazing. However, I'd say San Diego zoo is #1
This aged well
1 acre of land...🥱
For 450k in idaho wat can i get???..😆😆😆
3 acres and house ...👏👏👏👏
Location!
Location!
Location!.....
Why compare your house...just be happy....ur house is not worth 1.5m is 450k your Location dictates that
Yeah but don't move here unless your rich enough to be in the suburbs cuz where I stay is not good horrible schools kids get shot or stabbed by other students constantly teachers are horrible and the neighborhoods are drug infested and full of gang violence
@@amiecarter163 Dang Amie, what side of town you stay on? 😳😳😳😳 Sounds like a struggle
Pros: Best neighborhoods are peaceful no crime , Cons: those safe places have HOA so someone is always going to annoy you . Best places to live with less cops- Crestwood,High Mount, Best places with too many cops pulling over people - River oaks, White Settlement, Worse places - Cherry lane,northside,southside,COMO,Stop6,Eastchase,Mansfield HWY, Forest Hill( good side of forest hill is the left side of bridge )coming from i35 to 20 . places that are 50/50 - NRH , RIchland Hills,Hurst,Bedford,
I’m from the NS and it’s not bad. Try south and west side area. Nothing to do there. Everybody from those sides go to north side to have fun
Moving at the end of April. Renting an AIRBNB for two months to start off. Great video.
That's great! Have you picked out an area?
I love your videos they are very well structured and have straight to the point information. Thanks VIP!
Thank you
I was born and raised in FW and love it. I would not want to live anywhere else, but if all these other people keep flocking here the cost of living is going to move from the pros to the cons list very soon. Our housing market is already strained. I bought my home 20 years ago brand new for $120K, but a person buying the same square footage today would pay north of $200K.
Most likely well o er $200K
Born and raised in FW Texas!
Don't forget about TCU! Great college football experience!!
Yes! Love the TCU Horned Frogs
Fear the Frogs!
This is good. Thanks!
Thank you
I plan to get a Texas real estate license! Then buy my house and move to fort worth
Fort Worth is a great place to call home.
@@VIPRealty where is the best part to buy land and build a fourplex..
@@utopia7841 That all depends on your investment strategy.
1300 dollars for a 2 bedroom? That's a house payment.
It can be.
Yes... And that on the cheap side on the higher-priced end your looking at closer to 2000 . or in my case 2100
Average house rent is $900 in DFW. It's about the same as an apartment since the median house price is only $150k.
@@oniamayberry Wow! I'm looking at like 750 rent lol... Trying to move there from CA so I can afford life.
@@HellPhoenixCA Yeah. Over the last 3 years in this area, the rent spiked. Now a 1 bedroom apartment is almost 900 dollars.
Looking forward to relocating to DFW one day
We have plenty of room when you're ready.
Fwisd is a no go.
I have lived here all my 60 years and there are great old neighborhoods that are friendly and well kept. Close to downtown and have transit buses to jobs downtown and entertainment. If you not to like to drive . Don't get fooled Fort Worth ISD has great teachers and superintendent. They are willing to listen to your concerns about your child. I have work in the community for over 25 years and know that the Suburbs is were they are send new peoples who move here . The people in the old neighborhoods are willing to grow but we don't want to be pushed out.
Thank you so much .I'm glad to hear that because I want to move to TX .
That's great. What areas are you considering?
Great Video 👏
Thanks
Thanks for the cons of living in fort worth and it depends where in the US the weather is average neither good or bad ,a great place to visit when you moved to FW Texas there is a place called la gran plaza de fort worth.
You are very welcome.This town has the biggest Meth problem I've ever seen .You can't even leave your water hose out in the S.Side & now the theifs are hitting TCU area like flies on horse sh*t.And our Police officers are so overworked & underplayed they don't have time to hear about a bicycle orca water hose .I WILL SAY THIS WE HAVE THE BEST POLICE OFFICERS IN AMERICA.WHEN IT COMES TO COURTEOUSNESS & COMPASSION AT LEAST THAT HAS BEEN MY EXPERIENCE.I DONT WANT TO LIE.THE PEOPLE THAT DISAGREE ON THAT I HAVE FOUND WERE CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF STEALING SOMEONES BICYCLE OR WATERHOSE SO THERE YOU GO.
@@peggybundy365 i appreciate your explanation comment.😸🤩😁😼👏👐⭐🌟
We will def reach out to your company as time draws near of us making that jump over there from California
Awesome. Looking forward to speaking with you.
Lived in the Haslet area about 20 years ago. Moved to Pennsylvania and love it here. Texas is too flat, too hot and I don’t miss the big black crickets and fire ants!
I stepped in fire ants last week. SMH
Fort Worth and south ft worth communities I prefer like Burleson. But a lot to choose from whatever ur preference. Been here for 20 yrs and staying.
I will be moving here in June with my GF of almost 2 years for medical school at John Peter Smith(JPS) Hospital for her residency. Very much a good-sized city with plenty of things to do, not to mention diverse as well. Definitely going to be visiting Magnolia Avenue on the weekends and then a good date night to the drive-in movie theater or The Stockyards. I’m excited nonetheless 😁
When you say bad traffic is it like LA traffics? Thx
No, it is not nearly as bad. Think regular big city traffic
Heck no, like 45-50 minutes delay
Great are you hispanic
We been living at Columbus Ohio and we are tired at the winter and gloomy we wanna move to forthworth tx
It was a beautiful 70 TODAY :)
Is traffic comparable to LA and San Fran in DFT?
LA was way worse years back. However, now it's pretty dang close.
Fort Worth is okay. I love it here in Atlanta, Georgia much better! The trees and the mountains in North Georgia are just breathtaking in the fall. The down fall is the Pollen and the humidity here in Atlanta.
I moved from Atlanta to Fort Worth and I low-key hate it here.Theres barely anything to do compared to Atlanta.Don't get me started on the lack of trees and nature.Its like a modernized desert out here and because the cost of living is low people think they're happier however my gf who I met in ATL is from here in Fort Worth and she's not used to forest and swimmable lakes basically she's not used to being human because life in Fort worth is so.....inhumane.Yeah they have everything a regular society has but there's no lush vegetation to connect with nature out here the lake is owned by residents so it's not cleaned it's just ..... potential for some mega billionaire to come build and turn into paradise...but that would take MASSIVE environmental effort.
@@DynastyDemand I completely agree with you. The trees and nature are just amazing specially if you are into hiking. Last time I was in FTW it was so hot and not a single tree to get under and cool off…lol!
Born in Fort Worth let me be straight with you guys. When he says 8:08 talk about "DFW OPERTUNITIES" He is not talking about Fort Worth ! Yes we have American Airlines witch is closer to the airport away from the central city. And Lockheed Martin. That is pretty much it ! Downtown Dallas into Collin county like Frisco, Plano, is where the jobs are for college educated people. In fact three years ago Fort Worth realized is was falling behind in the white collar job base. But nothing really became of it. I love my city. And we have invested in S.T.E.M. education in FWISD . And Fort Worth kids are also in Keller ISD. And Crowley ISD. They are wonderful school districts. And TCU and Texas Wesleyan are four year school inside the city limits for a hundred years. And and new and fast growing Tarleton University in Fort Worth that is helping Hispanic kids get a college education. But Fort Worth simply cannot get fortune 500 companies to come to Fort Worth ? So unless you want to Drive from Fort Worth to Dallas and Frisco for those kind of jobs. Fort Worth is not the place for you . I'm sad to say. I have been trying to get our city leaders to change that. But they are inept in bringing high paying jobs for young college students. This list of fortune 500 companies in the DFW area is a little out of date. But is clearly shows how lopsided white collar jobs are located ! www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjm2aeMkdXuAhV0FTQIHQfkAIEQFjACegQIBhAC&url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FList_of_companies_in_the_Dallas%25E2%2580%2593Fort_Worth_metroplex&usg=AOvVaw3j128vHrI17PUhF9nNKCsY
Awesome eloquence 👌
Thank you.
Us Dallas folk, we call Ft. Worth, Funkytown or Ft. Murder Worth. Live close to the TRE rail stations. Def check out Ft. Worth Zoo, Ft. Worth water gardens. Hell, hit the Ft. Worth rodeo
...super fun👍🏾
All great Fort Worth attractions.
And oh yeah housing in Fort Worth Texas is skyrocketing out of control. No Bueno Sir
I would also list nature as a pro. I have hiked in many nature preserves and state parks in North Texas. The Fort Worth Nature Center and Eagle Mountain Park (both in North Fort Worth) are among the best nature preserves I have experienced in DFW. Cleburne State Park, Dinosaur Valley State Park, and Lake Mineral Wells State Park feature better and in some cases more challenging hiking trails than North Texas state parks that are closer to Dallas. DFW has a reputation for being flat, but the Cedar Hill area, North Fort Worth, and several communities within an hour west or south of downtown Fort Worth have plenty of hills in settings that aren't overly developed or noisy.
I agree. There are no great hiking areas near Fort Worth.
I’ll be visiting Fort Worth in April and looking to move there before this year is out. What are good areas to rent/schools district and daycares for me and my kids? We’ve been in VA all our lives so now it’s time for a change
What part of Fort Worth will you be working in?
@@VIPRealty I’m not sure yet that’s why I’m asking for good neighborhoods to look into.. I work in the public schools in Va beach
@@monicadunston726 Fort Worth metro is huge. I'd narrow down it down by your work location.
Cant wait! Just need to find the job.
I'm sure you'll find one.
How about stop 6?
Obviously there are areas you want to avoid, as in any city
One of the greatest suburbs ft worth has to offer 😉😉
@@jerryon3075 lol
Question- which part of DFW or the Dallas suburbs is best for single family home rental investment.
Depends on budget. School district will play an important part.
@@VIPRealty 250k-350k
@@UNLIMITEDVISA send us your email to info@viprealtyinfo.com and one of our Realtors can email you listings fitting your criteria.
Keller/north Richland hills /Bedford and benbrook , nice surbubs , Crowley is okay too
Which is better Arlington or Fort Worth?
Fort Worth, 16th biggest city in the US? That's hard to believe...
It actually is by city population. It may be a kinda county but it’s very populated surprisingly....But of course the DFW metroplex as a whole is the 4th largest Metropolitan area in the Nation with over 7 million people.
@@teejay7149 Currently, (2-21-21), FW is 13th largest city in the USA. :) I"m from here, and I find that hard to swallow as well... until I try to drive somewhere in DFW. :(
Thank you !!
To the man on the video, you are very easy on.the eyes..
lol Thank you.
Hello , I´m seat development engineer in automotive industry. Living an working in China now . I´d love to relocate to Texas. Is there any automotive industry, especially seating focused ? It would be good to know where or how to start searching. And the main question - if any foregin experts are needed in Texas.
Texas is growing rapidly and the economy is great! So if you're an expert in your field you shouldn't have an issue finding employment.
I’m visiting Texas in January to see about moving there. I will need a realtor to show me and my family around. Can I have more info? Thank you
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Very informative videos 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I will come to rexas soon and i have a kids in primary and high school i need your device about a good public school thank u 🌺🌹
Great. We'll talk to you soon.
Hello do you do videos on incidents that happened in the city? Reason I have a story to tell.
He is right about storms. My house was hit by lightning. Our neighborhood was hit by a tornado. Not my house but front of neighborhood.
I'm super interested in starting a career in real estate
Once you have your real estate license visit www.viprealtycareers.com
Do y’all handle rentals as well or home sales only?
Yes, we do rentals too. Let us know if we can assist you. You can search 100s of rentals on our site www.viprealtyinfo.com
We can’t wait to call Fort Worth our home.
That's great! What part of Fort Worth are you moving to?
@@VIPRealty we are still looking but watching your videos are really helpful for our search for a great location for our family.
Check out Keller in north Fort Worth. Have lived in that area for 10 year. Great schools, shopping, restaurants, parks
@@tiffanierico7284 that's great. I'm sure you'll find the perfect area for your family.
I have my Pennsylvania realtor license. We’re moving to Fort Worth next month! Do you know if Texas will recognize my hours already put in and count it towards getting my license there or will I have to start over?
Not sure, you'll need to call TREC. However, I'm thinking you'll need to start over.
Everyone is moving here. It's safe and a good place to retire.
WE ARE FULL & THE RENT & WATER BILL IS OUTRAGES.IF YOUR LOOKING FOR A COME UP THIS TOWN WILL KICK YOUR ASS.IF YOU HAVE MONEY & YOU ARE INDEPENDENTLY WEALTHY.ITS A GREAT PLACE.
Thanks for the video !
Almost 30 years in Chicago and we are tired of the winter and the short (cold) days. I think we'll move.
Can someone tell me, as far as jobs: Fort worth/San Antonio/Austin ?
Austin and Dallas.
Zero in FT.WORTH IDK about S.A .I hear AUSTIN Is Great.My husband fell in love with it when he was down there.The people are friendly courteous & very peaceful.Ive passed through there & SA that seems to be accurate I never spent any real time in either one of those places but he has
I'm from Wisconsin, I've been in Fort Worth, almost 5 years. I would have said, I loved it two weeks ago, but Texas has problems with violating federal employment laws, a good ole boy system and free standing ER's that rip you off. Not a lot of racism and people of all 'races.' Social services, are all linked and connected. I was working in this industry. Be prepared for deregulated energy! Some companies are really shady. There are jobs, but move to a city based on what industry you work in. Dallas is banking/finance, etc. Fort Worth is healthcare, teaching, Airport, etc. Hope this helps!
Austin very blue liberal. If the Chicago ideology is your cup of tea.
I looking to start in real estate... Whats the best way to get started.
You'll need to take your real estate classes. Which I'd do online. Should take 3 weeks or so. Once you pass your test give us a call www.viprealtycareers.com
I was born in Dallas, grew up in FW and there are few cities I would rather live in.
Dallas - Fort Worth is hard to beat.
What other suburbs would you recommend in north Fort Worth besides Keller and Northlake? North Richland Hills, Watagua, Haslet, Colleyville? Thank you!
Colleyville, Westlake Southlake
I see a nice one bedroom for 1125... pool gym etc is it worth it? Or should I go cheaper etc...
Depends on your budget in lifestyle. You can definitely find a cheaper place. However, that doesn't mean its a better place.
@@VIPRealty I have a job offer on the table at a hospital near by just debating if I should come down or not I am coming from nyc!
I will be taking a road trip to Texas this year and would like to know if you sell in 55+ communities throughout TX. Looking for small City life retirement away from Tornadoes
I'm interested if real estate and thinking about moving to fort worth. Was laid off due to covid 19 and things haven't been right since in Milwaukee wi
Liberals not welcome
The economy is good but it is not keeping up with the cost of renting or home ownership. Be prepared to have a struggle finding a place to rent or purchase right off the bat that is reasonable. Whatever you want to pay for rent add 500 dollars and 100k to whatever home you want to purchase. Living in Texas is similar to living in California in the early 80s. The crime rate has gotten worse in my opinion. They are just getting more creative in how they report it. Entertainment is top notch and you have a large variety of restaurants. It is no longer the city that feels like a small town anymore.
Cost of housing is reasonably low, when compared to the majority of comparable cities in the US.
My wife and I were looking at renting in Fort worth. So you have tips on which neighborhoods we should look into and the areas to avoid?
Do you have children? Are you needing to be close to work?
Don't live on the inside of 820. Stay on the outside and you'll be fine.
Most of the major problems are east of I-35, however there are some bad parts that are west of I-35.
Which area is good to buy in a gated community in Fort Worth? House , hoa costs , or even a two bed two bath condo . Thanks
You can find gated communities on our website. Here is a link to your search.
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One con of living in Fort Worth is that, because of Dallas, it is highly ignored and overlooked! Fort Worth is a great city!
Very True!!
The bus transit station is also the Greyhound and railroad station they typically have all kinds of homeless people core off their medication hanging around looking for
Hi Mr. Soto
I watched some of your videos and I really liked them. Fully information regarding DFW.
I'm thinking to move pretty soon and I have a question for you. I'm a Pastry Chef and I would like to know in your opinion. What's the best area to work as a Pastry Chef?
Regards!!
Javier T.
Great question. I'd say Frisco area, Southlake, Highland Park and maybe Uptown Dallas.
does it snow in fort werth
not very often.
I think the last time it snowed was 7 years ago not sure?
It just did
This is very helpful, thank you! To anyone who may see this, is the area pretty pet friendly? I have a large dog and would like to rent a townhome/ house with a yard, I’m wondering if this is possible or if I should shift my expectations
is it as hot as las vegas heat in the summer ? vegas is dry heat at 120 sometimes
WOW, not that's hot!!
Hi there, I am moving there in July and would love to learn more about real estate. I currently work for a construction company as a system admin currently.
you can visit our career website at www.viprealtycareers.com
Whats the zip codes to stay away from when looking for a house there?
Zip codes can be very large and can have a mixed bag of neighborhoods.
Other than the traffic, unbearable heat, snakes, tornados, and crime; Fort Worth ain’t half bad!
I'm thinking about moving to Texas but this guy change my mind lol
Hi can you tell me which city in Texas is best for healthcare admin I have a bachelor's in healthcare mgmt. I wanna leave NY by the spring. Thanks for any suggestions !
I'm not the best person to ask. However, I believe it would be Houston.
me being a fort worth native watching this 😳
Waiting for a job to get family out of central ca ASAP
Hope you'll find a great job soon.
Thinking of picking up a job in this city. However, now I better look hard into the schools as my oldest is in high school. As a real estate agent, what are the top three neighborhoods in your opinion?
I have two boys, so schools are important to me. Here are three that I like. 1. Coppell 2. Frisco 3. Plano
@@VIPRealty appreciate the response!!
@@VIPRealty that's nowhere near fw. Hahalol
Coppell, Frisco, and Plano are Dallas suburbs, not Fort Worth suburbs.
I'm planning to move to Texas, but I can't decide between Fort Worth or San Antonio. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Depends on your lifestyle. San Antonio is very laid back and a slow pace.
@@VIPRealty Thank you for your response. I live in San Diego, and I love the easy access to open space and nature with varied topography and ecosystems. San Antonio seems to be centrally located relative to the hill country, the coast, and the more mountainous areas of Big Bend and the Guadalupe mountains. Being self-employed, I like the slow pace and small town vibe but with a large city market.
@@livingartdesigns06 in that case, I agree San Antonio is a better fit.
@@VIPRealty Thanks again for your input! I appreciate it.
San Antonio
Do you have any use for someone with an interior design degree?
Sometimes are clients do.
You remind me of actor Christian Keys😂 great video 👏👏👏
I'm not sure who that is...but I'm going to take it as a compliment. lol
Fort Worth is really nice, you have Stop 6, Oak cliff, Eastside, Meadow Brook. Nice place if you ask me
😂😂