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People that vote for dems should foot the bill

Stay away from Washington 🤣

I like it. Stop durning things

To steal a line from our idiot in chief, “Don’t” just don’t. This is an exit only state unless you love government corruption and crappy weather

Don't come to WA we are full don't want or need you!!!!!

There's some pretty wonky things going on right now that's sort of freezing the market and making it hard for families looking to buy their first home or a bigger one. First, there's millions of homeowners who are handcuffed to their current home because they have mortgage rates in the 3% or less. They're stuck. Second, there's a lot of empty nest Boomers in 4bd/2ba or bigger houses that refuse to move right now and they won't trade homes with their kids who have their own kids.

The first slide describing each region is spot-on. lol @ NE Washington.

Mt Saint Helens went off in 1980

I'm very upset by this. That development is going to make traffic horrible. We moved here because we like how it is here. I can't believe they are going to add all of those residents and are decreasing the lanes on 34th. 192nd is already turning into a nightmare. New middle school will cause higher crime and lower property values. All rentals? This is crazy. We moved here for HP and that beautiful campus. Traffic, traffic, traffic. Keep 34th 4 lanes.

Most people think of Puget Sound as representing Washington State, but really most of the state is flat, mostly farmland or scrub desert, HOT in the summer and cold in the winter. The Eastern edge by Spokane gets hilly again with some sparse trees, but certainly not like the Westside. Very different people too, especially politically, from the coastal area. Anymore, you could probably include Kootenai County, Idaho in Spokane's population. I see more Washington plates some days than Idaho now. That would add 180,000 more people to Spokane's population.

Woke liberal policies are ruining Washington.

1800, for a one bedroom, 2200 for a two bedroom, why would you move here?

Affordable housing, right 😂😂😂😂😂 what a joke.

i came from the yakima valley area its a nice casino dont get me wrong but the ppl that work there are rude and the most of the food places close closed early wen theres still ppl in the casino thats open all day and night plus i didnt see anyone win at all like they dont pay out at this casino for the size of casino it is was and my experience a 4 out of 10 was expecting a great experience not a ok one thats why i rate it a 4/10 Not a casino i would reccomend or plan on goin to again

The state's politicians forget that there is a northeast Washington as well!

3:01 It's the 7% capital gains tax that was recently enacted that's a problem for me.

2:31 Anecdotally, I heard this very thing regarding childhood leukemia. I think its the tall high tension power lines that are concerning. Search for "California Power Line Study"

I'm not sure about moving to Washington. But what I know for sure is that you have a beautiful smile .

Move to a liberal cesspool like Washington, not a chance. You lefties destroy ANY state you infect, see Oregon, California and you are working on Arizona abd Texas

Don’t move here. We do not want our State destroyed by stupid people. Move to Texas or Flordia or any where in the south Red Neck States. South Dakota the governor can kill your dog. Flordia you can loose all of your rights. Or stay in your State and improve it.

We love your videos, but it would be nice if you introduced yourself with your name, etc.

Hi! I'm from alberta Canada. I'm found this new house we like beside a big power line. Is on sale for 542k. What do you think I have to offer for it? Thanks

Aye thanks for the video I’m new here from California still exploring ! DOPE VID LOVE IT

nice informative video

nice and beautiful explain

1 to 4 milligauss is a tolerance level. At 1 milligauss, it damages DNA cells. It affects children and pregnant women the most.

Hell no, grew up there, my brother still lives there not even in a bad part, he has had his car stolen 3 times in 2 years, manages a Winco and had a gun pulled on him and a guy pull a knife on him and attempt to stab him and miss, all in the past couple years.

I know a kid who drowned in the Potholes are named Anthony Seitz who went to Mill Plain

I should be working in beautiful Gig Harbor Washington right now !!!

Idiotic time to buy, let me guess you are a realtor who would say anything to make a sale!!!!

Market has already crashed!

When the federal reserve drops rates means the economy is in trouble... They wont lower till then. The situation will change once unemployment pops. Your argument assumes economy will stay strong even as tighening conditions persist. Something should also be said about realtors who are permanent optimists about making sales in any environment.

I think it is fair to say it is mixed signals. If rates go down, prices will go up, and if rates go up to fight inflation, I think it will hurt volume, but I am not sure if prices will go down much.

It depends, if you're buying mainly because"your home is your greatest investment". Then probably not. From a cash flow position, Rents are cheaper than mortgages, So probably not. And that will only increase this year as we have more new rentals coming onto the market in 2024 than any time in the past 20 years. If you're buying a house because renting just doesn't meet your needs and you can afford to keep it for 10 to 20 years, then absolutely Now's the Time to buy a house

I live in north central WA. HOT summers & wildfires. COLD winters that I hate and some winters have large amounts of snow. Fall and spring are very nice. If the fires are under control the summers are wonderful. I usually have to leave the area for warmer weather after the holidays. February seems to last forever. There are times when the smoke is so bad that I go to my sister's cabin in Long Beach WA. I live on a beautiful pristine lake... I'm not moving despite high property taxes.

You are sharing some INCORRECT information. The PFAS is present in several wells in Camas however, only one well exceeded WA State limits at the time. In 2023, the EPA released a report and recommendations regarding the safe level of PFAS in drinking water; the caveat was that it was not officially made a part of the National Drinking Water Standard until April 2024. Was it necessary for the City of Camas to ignore the PFAS contamination and the fact that the acceptable levels were going to drop significantly? Should they have proactively protected their community from a dangerous substance in the drinking water as opposed to standing behind outdated information? The EPA published that the new standards were in progress and I shared all this information with the City of Camas, Mayor Steve Hogan, and the city council. People like myself and other scientists living in Camas informed the city but they did not respond and chose to ignore the issue. Furthermore, there are hydrological studies that can be performed which have a high potential of linking the PFAS contamination with the Georgia Pacific paper plant in Camas. This plant is suspected of using PFAS chemicals in its processing of specialty paper products and there is a high likelihood, given the company's ownership, that contamination of the site and subsequent aquifers have resulted. Monitoring once a quarter shows very little in terms of what happens to the water quality on a weekly or daily basis and how the contamination fluctuates as water is drawn from the well. Local movement of water into the well to replenish the extracted water will bring in more contamination from the surrounding sources. How about reporting on the risks and realities instead of painting an incomplete picture that the City of Camas has it under control. Just look at what happened in Flint Michigan.

Thank you for the info, I needed to make a decision and your video helped me.

Can you rent your condo/property under the HOA .. I have interest in moving to Washington in near future

Gov Inslee is the huge problem. its stupid green stuff. we have half our home on natural gas and love it. We need a good Governor. I have lived my whole life in Washington in the Everett area and I love our weather and beauty.

Several decades ago, I traveled eastern Washington with my grandfather. I noticed 16 ft red poles at intervals along the road. He explained they were there so the snow plows could tell where the road was.

The link doesn’t work! Really interested in the handout

Hockinson residences are not within the city of Brush Prairie as stated. Hockinson is in unincorporated Clark County so we do not have a Post Office and Brush Prairie's is the closest. Hockinson schools have slipped dramatically in recent years and the school tax levies are absurdly high making the resulting ROI criminal! 2023 school year: 47% of the district student body tested below proficiency in math including 60% of high school students and only 69% tested proficient in reading. Bragging about being in the top 10% of WA public schools is like bragging about winning the ugliest person pageant. BTW, state and national rankings do not include private schools.

Washington state, the middle earth of Grunge

I love lake chelan

Great informative video.

Added to Useful. Thanks for the vid!

Exploring the Pickleball Craze: A Guide to Playing in Vancouver, Washington Discovering the Fastest Growing Sport in America and Where to Play in Southwest Washington Introduction: Pickleball, a unique amalgamation of badminton, ping pong, and tennis, has surged in popularity across the nation. With its easy-to-understand rules and accessibility to players of all ages, pickleball is making waves in the sports world. As real estate specialist and longtime resident of Southwest Washington, Leslie Simpson's focus is not only on guiding people in relocating but also on unraveling the pickleball scene in the region. Ms Simpson delves into the origins of pickleball, its rising popularity, and explores the top spots to play in or near Vancouver, Washington. A Brief History of Pickleball: Originating in 1965 on Bainbridge Island near Seattle, Washington, pickleball was conceived by three fathers in search of a casual outdoor activity. Using makeshift equipment including ping pong paddles, a perforated plastic ball, and a low badminton net, pickleball was born out of boredom. Since then, it has evolved into a widely recognized sport, gaining traction for its accessibility and inclusivity. Washington remains the home state of pickleball, a fact that resonates with the locals, contributing to the sport's burgeoning popularity nationwide. The Rise of Pickleball: Pickleball has transcended age barriers, captivating players young and old. With its simple rules and fast-paced gameplay, it has become the fastest-growing sport in the United States. From 4.8 million players in 2021 to 8.9 million in 2023, the surge in pickleball enthusiasts highlights its universal appeal. Whether it's casual games among friends or competitive tournaments, pickleball offers a dynamic experience for players of all skill levels. Top Places to Play Pickleball in Vancouver, Washington: Vancouver boasts a vibrant pickleball community, with numerous facilities catering to enthusiasts. From community centers to private clubs, players have a plethora of options to enjoy their favorite sport. Key locations include Marshall Community Center, Firstenburg Community Center, Vancouver Tennis Center, PaddleCore Pickleball, Cascade Athletic Club, and Indoor Sports Arena in Salmon Creek. Exploring Nearby Communities: Beyond Vancouver, neighboring towns like Ridgefield, Battle Ground, and Washougal offer their own pickleball scenes. Community education programs, recreation centers, and public parks provide ample opportunities for residents to engage in pickleball. Notable venues include Ridgefield Administrative and Civic Center, Lewisville Park, Battle Ground High School, Hathaway Park, Crown Park, Evergreen Tennis Center, and Two Creeks. Community Engagement and Resources: Pickleball isn't just about playing; it's about building connections within the community. Vancouver hosts various tournaments and events throughout the year, fostering camaraderie among players. Additionally, clubs like the Columbia River Pickleball Club offer social events, competitive matches, and educational clinics, serving as hubs for pickleball enthusiasts across the region. Conclusion: As pickleball continues to gain momentum, it presents an exciting opportunity for sports enthusiasts in Vancouver, Washington, and beyond. Whether you're a seasoned player or a curious beginner, the thriving pickleball community welcomes all. With a myriad of venues and resources available, exploring the pickleball scene in Southwest Washington promises an exhilarating experience for players of every caliber. So grab a paddle, hit the court, and join the pickleball craze sweeping the nation.

Hi I am looking to purchase some land, that has already been approved by an engineer to build thirty townhomes on, how much out of pocket cost should i expect to pay

Tyler Mac I want too move too Seattle

I live in tacoma , we are selling our home this spring and moving to port Ludlow Washington. Hopefully we will get a good price for our home. Good video❤️