You’ll want to check out Williston and Watford City. Give us a call/text to reach out and get the conversation started so we can help you find ideal investment properties.
Since this guy is obviously not from Bismarck, I’ll let you know the truth about the area. Bismarck is my favorite town in North Dakota. I grew up there and it really is the best for young families. The schools, aside from a few “inner city” schools are absolutely amazing. The teachers truly care about their students. There is a lot of opportunity for high school students to start learning a trade or take advanced placement courses. The community college is top notch and you’ll get a great education for a rather inexpensive price. The outdoor activities is the main draw for a lot of people that live here. If you have a boat or not, there are a lot of places in the area to swim or hang out on a beach. You can hunt minutes from town. There are lots of places to run a dog off leash outside of town. The fishing is the best in the state along the river and up at the big lake in the spring and summer. There were constantly new restaurants and shopping coming to Bismarck. Some of my favorite places include Old 10, Broadway Grill, Mayas, Charras, Krolls, and Little Cottage. The shopping is great. I know he focused on Costco…honestly I don’t shop at Costco. Scheels is great. The grocery stores are all clean with a wide variety of items and specialty departments. The mall has a variety of different apparel stores and downtown/strip malls in the area have the boutique stores. During the Fourth of July this place really comes alive. There is an awesome rodeo in Mandan. The Capital puts on a great free fireworks show. There is a great parade in Mandan. In the fall, you get true small town feelings by attending Friday night football games and street fairs. There are constantly events at the Civic Center including sports shows, craft fairs, concerts, monster trucks, among other shows. The area is very safe. There is a large police force for the population. Housing is a bit more expensive compared to other areas but still manageable for many. If you aren’t able to afford a new build in the areas he showed you. The Solheim, Dorothy Moses, Sunrise, and Liberty elementary school areas are nice places to live with great neighbors. Bismarck truly has everything you could want. The residents truly care about each other and you get that small town feel while still having plenty of amenities of a larger town.
I wouldn't expect him to go inside almost every building and every park or whatever for free. He's going out of his way to take us on a brief tour. I'm from NZ and i just love the American landscapes, modern homes and the country side. Getting a green card is a bit of mission though then there's the likelihood of me getting a job there but this city looks very tranquil, away from all the drama. Thanks for the tour!
So many INSANELY beautiful homes in these pocket/cove communities attached to the Missouri River. Summertime Paradise. If you're looking to move ANYWHERE in North Dakota - give us a call, text or reach out by email to get the conversation started. Our team covers the entire state.
Barnes & Noble did not get their lease renewed in the old location, so they opened up shop in Kirkwood Mall temporarily. They indicated they were building a new store in Bismarck, but have not given details yet.
Such a great video...I currently stay in Maryland near Washington DC..Too crowded and expensive.....North Dakota has been on my list of places to move to
Check out our other videos! We’re still editing others that aren’t yet posted. This way you can get an idea of what the different areas are like. Be sure to call/text/email to reach out so we can setup a zoom call and walk you through pros and cons as they relate specifically to you.
@@A_Legal_Immigrant_1776 How do you know what I am and what I bring … so please don’t assume……You are saying your like you know me ……All I do is work and stay out the way and mind my business
Don't consider it until you've researched what winters are like....hint.....they're absolutely brutally and uniquely cold and snowy and typically last for five months.
Thanks, David! I am considering moving to Bismarck and yes, I will be working for the government if all goes well. Great video and I'll be in touch if things work out.
Figured that goes without saying... Cold winters in North Dakota shouldn't come as a surprise! Two words for anyone thinking about moving to North Dakota... REMOTE START. Being able to start and warm up the car from the house in winter is wonderful.
Hi I’m looking to relocate to North Dakota , what will be a good place to move there I would like a peaceful city and also where I can get a health care job . Thanks
Hi Samantha! Please reach out to us to chat more. Bismarck and Fargo are going to be the two largest/most populated areas in Nodak with the most amount of health care jobs - but literally any of the 7 communities we've highlighted on this channel would likely check your initial boxes for peaceful areas in need of healthcare workers. 701-253-1872; call or text!
Not on this channel. It’s the time of year everyone stays indoors. Think Hockey, Family Events, Bowling etc. Not much to show outside in dead of winter. Give us a call if we can help you find a new home here.
As an otr trucker I can warn you about winter driving. If you are caught in in storm you are on your own until it's long over. No attempt to try to keep the roads open during the storm as in most other states. 0:18
I want to move here I currently live in the uk have seen some places in hay creek for a reasonable price any tips or anything or any South Dakotans in here
There is a public busing system, but it's not as good as in a place like Fargo. Bismarck-Mandan is a lot more spread out than a place like Fargo, covering about 75% as much area as Fargo with half the population, so public transportation is a bit more expensive to operate, thus they don't have as many stops/busses. UBER and Lyft is pretty widely available though.
@@SammyNineFingers Thank you for this response. I maybe looking moving closer to fargo moorhead but not living in the area in the future, I am from Denver CO. Bismark ND maybe a better option because not far from Fargo I mean.
@@jimmytrebert1422 Bismarck is about a 3 hour drive from Fargo. If you are looking to be closer to the Fargo area you might be better off looking at Casselton, Maplewood, Harwood, or Argusville. Those are about a 5-15 minute drive into Fargo, but homes are bit more affordable. If you're looking to be in the Bismarck area be prepared to pay a lot for a house anywhere within 20 minutes of the city. The area is growing faster than they can put up homes, so right now home prices are pretty inflated. The bright side is that winters in Bismarck aren't nearly as bad as they are in Fargo, less cold and less snow.
I feel like he left a LOT out and focused on very typical things you might find in any mid size Midwest town. It's like a car salesman telling me "what's great about this car is that it has wheels and an engine." Well all cars have those. What sets Bismarck apart from Jamestown or Grand Forks?
As expert real estate advisors - we’re here to help with that move. Give us a call and we’ll talk more about making that move smooth. If you simply want to see Bismarck, head over to Google Street View and you can tour basically any neighborhood you like.
Well, at least the Gateway to Science didn't have a Noah's Ark or Garden of Eden display. That's a positive sign. AND HOW COULD YOU HAVE SKIPPED THE BNSF (ex BN exx NP) STEEL BRIDGE OVER THE MISSOURI RIVER?!
As super cool as that infrastructure is most people who are exploring moving to the area are usually more interested in what it’s like to live here - which I try my best to capture and convey. Why do love Nodak and what would you want somebody considering moving here to know?
@@LivinginNorthDakotaThat railroad bridge is being torn down. A fair number of folks are upset about that. I’m not one of them. It’s a railroad bridge, for goodness’ sakes. No reason to mention it.
Nobody moves to Nodak for the winter weather!!! If you decide you leave to leave the state - reach out so we can set you up with a Realtor to get your home SOLD (and we can introduce you to someone in your new state to help you find the perfect home to move TO... maybe Arizona?! Call/Text 701-253-1872
it's a liberal lie north dakota is a very socialist democrat state most of the people here live off of government state jobs welfare social security military farm subsidies always have it has a very large state government compared to it's population if you are a socialist that believes government exists to help you then north dakota is for you just make sure you can fit into the big government system or you will not like it but then america is a socialist democracy remember we are from the government and here to help Ronald Reagan socialist communism will destroy you.
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@@LivinginNorthDakota I am more interested in investing in & around the Bakken area, not for moving. You should make a winter video, too.
You’ll want to check out Williston and Watford City. Give us a call/text to reach out and get the conversation started so we can help you find ideal investment properties.
@@LivinginNorthDakota I have been looking into Williston, Minot, Tioga. Is Watford City in that area, too? Are you locals of ND?
Since this guy is obviously not from Bismarck, I’ll let you know the truth about the area. Bismarck is my favorite town in North Dakota. I grew up there and it really is the best for young families. The schools, aside from a few “inner city” schools are absolutely amazing. The teachers truly care about their students. There is a lot of opportunity for high school students to start learning a trade or take advanced placement courses. The community college is top notch and you’ll get a great education for a rather inexpensive price. The outdoor activities is the main draw for a lot of people that live here. If you have a boat or not, there are a lot of places in the area to swim or hang out on a beach. You can hunt minutes from town. There are lots of places to run a dog off leash outside of town. The fishing is the best in the state along the river and up at the big lake in the spring and summer. There were constantly new restaurants and shopping coming to Bismarck. Some of my favorite places include Old 10, Broadway Grill, Mayas, Charras, Krolls, and Little Cottage. The shopping is great. I know he focused on Costco…honestly I don’t shop at Costco. Scheels is great. The grocery stores are all clean with a wide variety of items and specialty departments. The mall has a variety of different apparel stores and downtown/strip malls in the area have the boutique stores. During the Fourth of July this place really comes alive. There is an awesome rodeo in Mandan. The Capital puts on a great free fireworks show. There is a great parade in Mandan. In the fall, you get true small town feelings by attending Friday night football games and street fairs. There are constantly events at the Civic Center including sports shows, craft fairs, concerts, monster trucks, among other shows. The area is very safe. There is a large police force for the population. Housing is a bit more expensive compared to other areas but still manageable for many. If you aren’t able to afford a new build in the areas he showed you. The Solheim, Dorothy Moses, Sunrise, and Liberty elementary school areas are nice places to live with great neighbors. Bismarck truly has everything you could want. The residents truly care about each other and you get that small town feel while still having plenty of amenities of a larger town.
This is awesome that you shared this. If you make a video of this stuff feel free to to share it here. :-)
Been here 10 years... I moved here from the East Coast, looking for a great place to retire to... I chose Bismarck-Mandan-Lincoln
I wouldn't expect him to go inside almost every building and every park or whatever for free. He's going out of his way to take us on a brief tour. I'm from NZ and i just love the American landscapes, modern homes and the country side. Getting a green card is a bit of mission though then there's the likelihood of me getting a job there but this city looks very tranquil, away from all the drama. Thanks for the tour!
Google E2 Visa. It’s not easy but it’s a pathway in.
Interesting all green! I never thought that included nice lake and boating too.
So many INSANELY beautiful homes in these pocket/cove communities attached to the Missouri River. Summertime Paradise. If you're looking to move ANYWHERE in North Dakota - give us a call, text or reach out by email to get the conversation started. Our team covers the entire state.
i want somewhere peaceful, conservative and safe
Reach out to our team to get the conversation started on your home search.
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Barnes & Noble did not get their lease renewed in the old location, so they opened up shop in Kirkwood Mall temporarily. They indicated they were building a new store in Bismarck, but have not given details yet.
Two years, and still no details..
Cause the renters of that old location are scumbags.
Very interesting, informative, and beautiful video. Keep going.
Such a great video...I currently stay in Maryland near Washington DC..Too crowded and expensive.....North Dakota has been on my list of places to move to
Check out our other videos! We’re still editing others that aren’t yet posted. This way you can get an idea of what the different areas are like. Be sure to call/text/email to reach out so we can setup a zoom call and walk you through pros and cons as they relate specifically to you.
@@LivinginNorthDakota I sure will do just that...I am looking at the other videos now
please dont bring your liberal policies, thanks
@@A_Legal_Immigrant_1776 How do you know what I am and what I bring … so please don’t assume……You are saying your like you know me ……All I do is work and stay out the way and mind my business
Don't consider it until you've researched what winters are like....hint.....they're absolutely brutally and uniquely cold and snowy and typically last for five months.
Thanks, David! I am considering moving to Bismarck and yes, I will be working for the government if all goes well. Great video and I'll be in touch if things work out.
Born and Raised in Bismarck love the video man you forgot hillside n double ditch tho haha all good check it out
It looks so beautiful
It absolutely is! And thanks for reaching out and calling us. We can’t wait to help you make the move to Bismarck!
North Dakota is so much more peaceful with less people
Except it's changed dramatically in just a year. Very sad
Barnes and noble is actually in the mall now
lol you didn't tell them about what the temps can get down here in winter.
Figured that goes without saying... Cold winters in North Dakota shouldn't come as a surprise! Two words for anyone thinking about moving to North Dakota... REMOTE START. Being able to start and warm up the car from the house in winter is wonderful.
Hi I’m looking to relocate to North Dakota , what will be a good place to move there I would like a peaceful city and also where I can get a health care job . Thanks
Hi Samantha! Please reach out to us to chat more. Bismarck and Fargo are going to be the two largest/most populated areas in Nodak with the most amount of health care jobs - but literally any of the 7 communities we've highlighted on this channel would likely check your initial boxes for peaceful areas in need of healthcare workers. 701-253-1872; call or text!
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Any videos of Fall and Winter in ND?
Not on this channel. It’s the time of year everyone stays indoors. Think Hockey, Family Events, Bowling etc. Not much to show outside in dead of winter. Give us a call if we can help you find a new home here.
As an otr trucker I can warn you about winter driving. If you are caught in in storm you are on your own until it's long over. No attempt to try to keep the roads open during the storm as in most other states.
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Barnes and Noble moved to the mall.
I want to move here I currently live in the uk have seen some places in hay creek for a reasonable price any tips or anything or any South Dakotans in here
North Dakota
What is the best time to visit?
Summer! July.
Does Bismarck-Mandan have UBER or Lyft and public transportation?
There is a public busing system, but it's not as good as in a place like Fargo. Bismarck-Mandan is a lot more spread out than a place like Fargo, covering about 75% as much area as Fargo with half the population, so public transportation is a bit more expensive to operate, thus they don't have as many stops/busses. UBER and Lyft is pretty widely available though.
@@SammyNineFingers Thank you for this response. I maybe looking moving closer to fargo moorhead but not living in the area in the future, I am from Denver CO. Bismark ND maybe a better option because not far from Fargo I mean.
@@jimmytrebert1422 Bismarck is about a 3 hour drive from Fargo. If you are looking to be closer to the Fargo area you might be better off looking at Casselton, Maplewood, Harwood, or Argusville. Those are about a 5-15 minute drive into Fargo, but homes are bit more affordable.
If you're looking to be in the Bismarck area be prepared to pay a lot for a house anywhere within 20 minutes of the city. The area is growing faster than they can put up homes, so right now home prices are pretty inflated. The bright side is that winters in Bismarck aren't nearly as bad as they are in Fargo, less cold and less snow.
No, right here everyone can have a vehicle
I feel like he left a LOT out and focused on very typical things you might find in any mid size Midwest town. It's like a car salesman telling me "what's great about this car is that it has wheels and an engine." Well all cars have those. What sets Bismarck apart from Jamestown or Grand Forks?
Feel free to set up an appointment and we can talk all about it. Where are you wanting to move to and why?
Shop local
Before you make your next video, how about shaving and combing your hair first?
What can I say except "Your Welcome?" Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@LivinginNorthDakota YOU'RE welcome.
Shut up, you’re insufferable
@@trwent You're insufferable . Stay out of North Dakota
Bro...a little less of your face, a little more of Bismarck's. I'm sure you're nice, but I'm moving to Bismarck, not to your face.
As expert real estate advisors - we’re here to help with that move. Give us a call and we’ll talk more about making that move smooth. If you simply want to see Bismarck, head over to Google Street View and you can tour basically any neighborhood you like.
Well, at least the Gateway to Science didn't have a Noah's Ark or Garden of Eden display. That's a positive sign. AND HOW COULD YOU HAVE SKIPPED THE BNSF (ex BN exx NP) STEEL BRIDGE OVER THE MISSOURI RIVER?!
As super cool as that infrastructure is most people who are exploring moving to the area are usually more interested in what it’s like to live here - which I try my best to capture and convey. Why do love Nodak and what would you want somebody considering moving here to know?
@@LivinginNorthDakotaThat railroad bridge is being torn down. A fair number of folks are upset about that. I’m not one of them. It’s a railroad bridge, for goodness’ sakes. No reason to mention it.
No this place is terrible. -40 winters, endless blizzards, you won't make it come December
Nobody moves to Nodak for the winter weather!!! If you decide you leave to leave the state - reach out so we can set you up with a Realtor to get your home SOLD (and we can introduce you to someone in your new state to help you find the perfect home to move TO... maybe Arizona?! Call/Text 701-253-1872
Don’t move to Bismarck.
it's a liberal lie north dakota is a very socialist democrat state most of the people here live off of government state jobs welfare social security military farm subsidies always have it has a very large state government compared to it's population if you are a socialist that believes government exists to help you then north dakota is for you just make sure you can fit into the big government system or you will not like it but then america is a socialist democracy remember we are from the government and here to help Ronald Reagan socialist communism will destroy you.
Spoken by one who obviously does not live under the Trumpian yoke of North Dakota government.