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I grew up in Frederick, and while I loved it there for a long time, it's losing its touch. There's so much development and many of my favorite spots are gone. I loved going to the Holiday Cinemas, the cheap theater that played movies weeks after its release. It was the first place I worked at, actually. But it closed down because of minimum wage, and a used car lot was put in its place. As if we didn't have enough of those?

All for illegal immigrants

No grocery stores? Wow

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As a kid I thought it was really scary😂😂 I felt much safer when I went under the parts of the bridge where the top of it was covered

As a single man, the best living arrangement for me would be a single family. Unfortunately, I mistakenly purchased a Condo in Columbia. I will sell in about a year. Though expensive, but Clarksville looks very attractive to me. I hope to be ready in a year

I really enjoyed this video! Great job 👍 I'm a Maryland native and have lived in Annapolis previously and have family who moved to Frederick a couple years ago. It is a cute growing city and seems like it is on rapid rise! I thought you broke down the differences well. The only thing I'd add is that I think Frederick has more urban feeling density in terms of walkability and spots like the river walk and Baker Park, whereas Annapolis is a little more limited in its downtown "walkable" areas (while still having some great spots, there is no large public park right in downtown, for instance). I'd also be curious in future comparison videos to see more about "dog friendly" factors, such as dog parks or dog friendly breweries. Thanks for making this!

The politics of the two cities may be different, as well. Frederick is more conservative than a lot of its neighbors to the south, i.e., Montgomery County. Not sure how Annapolis is, but in Frederick County, we enjoy relative freedom from government intrusion.

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I like the idea of comparing two places in term of population, job opportunity, thing to do in the area, and more. Montgomery county of silver spring, Rockville, Germantown, and Gaithersburg ftw 🎉

Politics. Moving here from a red state, every problem I’ve encountered comes down to who is in power politically and the actions they take against the people whom live here. Yet the majority will complain and vote blue, and get the same results because of it. 100% Brainwashed politically.

What I remember from five years of living in Frederick was the traffic jams on Buckeystown Pike.

Rockville is like California: way too liberal

Thanks so much for doing these videos!!!

Hey, thanks so much. Thinking of moving in the near future.

I have lived in Frederick since 2008. Downtown in the historic district. The only thing that is bad living here is dealing with the historic district commission if you live in that sector of town. My commute though is annoying and it would obviously be better if there was a better hub for public transportation between here and DC and Baltimore.

Now more problems in Frederick MD

I love these townhouses, so beautiful!!!

I truly understand why many want to move to Maryland. Maryland is a very small state on the U.S. map. However, Maryland’s great history can be substantiated, Maryland is the home of the “ Star Spangled Banner” . Maryland is first on many matters, which led to its prosperous start. To begin, Maryland has a long history of the most courageous Native American tribes. Indigenous tribes can be found today in Baltimore City and statewide. The footprints of early generations can be found. in the gorgeous architecture and the beautiful homes of the Lords of England, Scotland, and very wealthy German businessmen dating back to 1693. Multiple Prestigious academic institutions can be found statewide, such as St. Johns College dating back to 1696 and world renowned Johns Hopkins University founded by Quaker and philanthropist Mr. Johns Hopkins. Finally Maryland is the home of the most prestigious African-Americans or rather descendants of American slaves in America, including but not limited to Maryland descendants Frederick Augustus Douglass, Harriet Tubman, and the first descendants of American slave to serve as Supreme Court Justice in America Thurgood Marshall. The black descendants have held plots of land, schools, and churches dating back to 1780 or earlier and the families still exist today, thanks to the efforts of the Maryland Protestant Christian community and especially the Oblate Sisters of Providence and Mother Lange who educated newly freed descendants of American slaves in Baltimore’s Catholic community, while the Maryland Methodist established Maryjand’s historical black colleges HBCU, just 1 year after slavery ended. Maryland’s great history can be substantiated, although it’s future may be unknown at this time.

Excellent video! Thank you for all that you do!

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Hi eddie i enjoyed this video i did not realize frederick had so many nice new townhomes i will share this video with my sister who interested in townhomes. frederick is beautiful. my heart is with lake linganore. i love the west winds townhomes they are super nice .

Im from hagerstown and moved to frederick and i can say with 100% certainty i will never move back to hagerstown. The downtown scene itself is one of the biggest reasons. If your looking for constant drugs and violence in your face sure downtown hagerstown is for you. Downtown frederick is absolutely amazing!!! Wish i would have moved sooner than i did!

Good work Eddie. Any thoughts on Sycamore Ridge and Gambrill Glen being close to Detrick's Area B?

Nice work, Eddie! I didn't realize there were any new townhouses around here in the sub $400K range. The Urbana prices are NUTS!

Montgomery county 🎉

Lived in New Market my whole life. Such a charming place, but pretty small

yeaH...A SCUMBAG SHERIFF DOES NOT HELP

Thanks for an informative and entertaining video. We are from Silver Spring and visit Frederick every weekend with our Bassett hound Winston. We normally just visit the paths along the creek, but thanks to you we have some new places to check out. 😁

there is a bigger development, whereabout residents are not happy. not endin a phrase with a PRE - position.

Gather Farm community has a 28,000 sq.ft house , it's Ellicott City but the edge of Clarksville

If you value your home and belongings and don't want to panic every time it rains hard, don't move to historic Ellicott City. Columbia also has a horrible crime rate that the media tries their best to keep under wraps and they do a pretty good job at hiding it and the Columbia Association is worse than an HOA. It's an HOA on methamphetamines.

they're buildin a mixture of town houses and single family homes. noun, not verb.

one thing to be remembered. passive voice.

If you live in Ijamsville (I do) you shop and have access to medical in Urbana.

Gettysburg, PA is too far north. Do not come! We dont want overdevelopment!

listenin at .75 speed.

If the residents aren't happy about the brickworks, then why don't they prevent it? Aren't they in control of their own land?

I'm sorry, but everything you showed. These are the worst places for a family to live. And where children can be, you can't imagine worse.

monoxie.

In ten years Frederick is goin to be 100% subsistence farms / homesteadin. By this achievement the good folks will have been sifted out from the good-and-evil mixed crowd.

Why NO buses in the Urbana Villages

Your mission is to detach Maryland from the NY-Miami megalopolis, and reruralize Maryland.

The best definition of "best" is "the most rural".

Don't sell to anyone who is not a subsistence farmer by trade.

the overall lookin and feelin. gerunds required.

Overdevelopment in Frederick has been growing for 30 years and will not stop. I lived there for 6 years and loved it but could not afford a house there even 20 years ago. I live in Sharpsburg now, but still miss Frederick!

One of the best things about living in Monrovia is the opportunity to bump into amazing people exercising their dogs early in the morning. (Or so I hear.) Great videos, Eddie!

I actually have lived in Silber soring Mayrland ever since I moved to states from my country but I am currently looking to move out of Silver Spring to other towns in MD ..which one you suggest ...am doing my research too ..please help

Thanks for your amazing video