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I’ve been look at homes in Carmel and fishers and found many homes that do not have a basement. Is this common? I am originally from Northern Indiana and we always had basements and crawlspaces due to the cold.

Love!! Touring all the homes tomorrow. So excited!!

I think I can get preapproved for 300k, I’d like to go ahead and offer that

it is so awesome that you are doing this After watching those videos, I gain confidence on Ben Davis. I am thinking to buy a piece of land in Indians and let him build for me?

Indiana literally sucks as I was born and raised in Indiana still do but you can’t do anything without getting in trouble

Indiana Rocks!

Resident of Gary here don’t yall love our state

You are first RUclips channel I have seen read negative reviews about a city. Most channels will talk about their city as if they are love-bombing it . What I am finding is every city has its pros and cons. Sometimes it is the weather or lack of shopping or a bad public transportation (Bus) but it will also have some pros like being affordable or friendly communities. I haven’t found a place that is my favorite at this point but I often wish you can combine two cities into one place. I love the Oregon coast and a small town that is affordable with sunny weather in the 60s and 70s all year.

Lots of diversity. There are all kinds of high income caucasians and a few Indians. 😊

Love roundabouts, Carmel was innovative to start that early 👍

You’re crazy- it’s lovely cheap & pleasurable

My personal tips 1: be careful 2: don’t be dumb 3: be brave

Grew up in Indy area, moved away. I’ve lived in S.Florida, North East & Kansas City. Also have often traveled central US & east coast for biz. Cost of living is better than most, Midwest weather is extreme. Availability of fresh produce can be seasonal, seafood can pricy & limited, good affordable beef & poultry. Most Midwest is chubby to fat, so lifestyle is a personal choice. Indy has some good gyms. Downtown - has changed since pandemic, crime has increased. Hopefully that will be turning around. Outside that, great place to raise a family, interstate is easy to navigate….and last time I checked Indy does have good libraries! Indy is more conservative, but I’m trying to escape a liberal crime invested , over taxed crap hole. So Indy is looking pretty good 😂

Indiana - Appalachia's Outreach Program.

With the exception of Meridian Hills, the rest are not suburbs. They are cities of their own!

Go #3!

I've been to every state except for Alaska and Hawaii I would never move out of Indiana when the corn and soybeans dries out ready to pick all those chemicals are evaporated.

I was surprised that one of your cons was not the high property taxes. Looking at the State's veteran benefits, it is hard to determine what they are.

The only happy people in Indy are those who commute from Hamilton County, assuming they can afford it. Small town living in Indiana is great. Towns like Greenfield, Frankfort, Tipton, and others are the places to be.

I love Indiana because it’s my home state & lived here all my life but i absolutely hate the 4 seasons & winter mostly, if it could be just summer & fall here year round then I’d love it.

I love California. Indiana is definitely cheaper but it lacks variety. Green grass, clean air but i cannot take the weather. I can’t shop kroger and meyers all of the time.lol

Don't know what Indy is known for? The Indy 500, the Brickyard 400, the Indians at Victory field, the Colts, the Pacers. Just to name a few.

I grew up in Frankfort, Indiana. Used to go to Lafayette Square Mall, Castleton Square Mall, 38th Street KMart, and White Castle on Saturdays. My favorite was the caramel corn at GC Murphy's in Lafayette Square Mall. My Uncle Mark lived in Indy and my Grandma Richie lived in Beech Grove.

We have lived in Carmel for 20+ years. As the kids would say: "Carmel is so extra." You got the majority of the list correct but...Roundabouts are definitely NOT a con. The traffic moves so much better than before they went in.

Interesting....is not known for anything...except the single biggest sporting event in the world. Indpls has no major public transportation system, but most drive cars and, if necessary, you can easily drive from one end to the other. I would have thought any realtor assessment would have included Indy's public school system. And lastly, while not everyone is interested in sports, we do have 2 professional teams that have been national champions....and are renowned for our collegiate tournaments and events.

I live in nearby Westfield and the roundabouts are my favorite thing about Carmel 😂

They is zero to do here all Indiana has is, the 500 colts love to have the money to move out

It has never taken me an hour to get to the opposite side of town, unless there is really heavy traffic.

Is there affordable housing for seniors in Noblesville? I have lived here since the 70’s and I would like to retire here but so far the cost of housing is too high for me to fully retire.

Just graduated with my master's degree and looking to start a career in healthcare. Currently weighing my options...but to answer your question "fun" is a factor for me in determining where I want to lay down roots at least at this stage of my life. However, cost of living is always a sobering reality check. For me I guess it comes down to if I would be willing to buy a condo in a big city that offers lots to do for the same price that I could purchase a really nice house in a different part of the country.

I have Lived in Indiana since I was born it’s not bad

Indy is a cool big city

I live in the countryside of Indiana and it is the best place if you like the outdoors and a LOT of cows

Yup, here in southern Indiana for entertainment we sit outside and watch the corn grow. It's rural and not exciting, and violent crime is rare. We rarely have snow in the winter. I lived in Ft. Wayne for 11 years and enjoyed it but the random+senseless crime got me to leave.

Good lord. Have you ever lived anywhere else? So, how are YOU someone to critique Indy? You're kind of...sad. I can say, I've lived all over the US. And Indy is actually a nice city.

Who ARE you, anyway? Where else have you lived? If you think there's nothing to do in Indy, that's on YOU.

Indy is like just a giant suburb. Life is generally easy in Indy.

Indiana just changed to daylight savings time. It was not like that when I was a kid. The roads are absolutely terrible. The crime rate in Indianapolis is off the rails. Do not live there. Get out before it gets dark. All of us who grew up there and had the means to get out, got out by 2010. And if you do commute there for work, you better install a swivel where your neck is. I would recommend not moving within 60 minutes of Indianapolis.

Price?

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Hello, I will own race horses at the horseshoe & a club on Penelton Pike, Hope I can find a place to live with in 15 min. from both of these places that is safe.?

On average it is warm ten months out of the year.

I love Carmel but I wish they’d add another high school. They never will, though. Athletics.

I am from Evansville and have lived in California for the last 20 years and I’m planning a move to Fishers with my husband and children. I have relatives in Fishers and Indy. Your videos have been a great help to me. I have been to Fishers, but the last time was about 2002. It’s nice to see what it really looks like now.

Sorry... just not $4.5 Million material. It's a nice house. Just big and flash... no style.

Moving to fishers Indiana in 2025 from the PNW

Sorry mam but i live here and it safe

Winters are long and last from November to May? Not even close. You must have an odd definition of winter weather. The really bad winter weather usually lasts 3-4 weeks. The rest of winter is chilly but not unbearable.

I live here. Too backwards. Roads are horrible. Cost of living is decent which is the only perk. We rank low on so many metrics.

There isn't much we are known for???