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Dear Paul Clem ~ 𝐍𝐎𝐋𝐀 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐚𝐥 𝐂𝐚𝐦 is coming to Portland for Hall🎃ween! Please let me know where are the biggest public Halloween party spots in Portland? I need something like street fairs and festivals where all are welcome, even if they have a professional video camera. Has St. Helens canceled its festivities because it's gotten too big and dangerous? Greetings from New Orleans ⚜ and thank you.

Portland deserves all the shit it gets. Absolutely a huge toilet.

4:03 I believe this. Not a lot of crime compared to where I used to live (Oakland ca) but folks are not super friendly. (Many exceptions I’m generalizing)

I'm definitely more likely to click on the positive videos, especially if you throw in some hiking! I really enjoyed this video!

This was very helpful, thank you!

The entire east side seems to have disappeared. Amazing. The largest physical part of the city just gone. Did it wash away in the Willamette? I guess we will never know.

After spending some time in Eastern Oregon, I couldn't even believe that Portland was in Oregon when I first came here. For me, the "Rules of Oregon" that I knew didn't even apply to this area.

LOL... City decides to cater to criminals, then faces tax-paying, law-abiding population's exodus.

Which neighborhood of Portland has historically had the highest rate of increase in property value ?

Are there any single family homes within a mile of Perl district or Nob Hill?

ive literally walked the trail youre on

i lived in bethany...and i loved the trails and the houses. great place

I am so glad I left this libtard cesspool in 2021 for Texas.

Only time i go downtown portlad is if im on the max headed to the Airport

Fun Fact: I put a home under contract sight-unseen the day I shot and published this video 😎

Very helpful video, thank you.

Are the people saying it’s gone down the drain all conservatives? Just curious. Because that would make me more interested in going there lol

I live in Tigard. I love my tri-cities!! I work under 5 miles away in Tualatin. Sherwood has lots of great eateries!! My dogs vet is in Tualatin. You didn't mention Bridgeport!!!

Growing up in Portland I couldn’t wait to get out… and now after living four years in SoCal (LA for two years and OC for two years) my wife and I CANNOT wait to get back. Yes, the homeless/drug issue sucks, but the slow pace of life and absolutely gorgeous Oregon nature makes it more than worth it. And yeah, the food is unreal, so much better than LA and way easier to get across town.

These videos are so crappy.

Portland is amazing if - and only if: A. You're white B. You're rich C. You're extremely progressive

I've live in the Bay Area for almost 8 years and am so sick of this dry air. Rain actually a reason I'm considering moving to Portland.

Love how the comments are either one of two camps: -I love Portland, its beautiful and the culture and the people! OR -I hate Portland cause the liberals/lefties And funny enough, the latter group is making it sound more appealing than the former. If you're angry ppl will mock you for a trump bumper sticker, you should see how your beloved deep-red states treat property and people with pride flags and/or the groups they represent. You're not the victims you think you are. I can almost guarantee that "lack of acceptance" you're complaining about is because of your own lack of acceptance of the aforementioned and other minority groups. What reason do people have to be nice to you or accept you if you're actively refusing to accept their friends, family, and loved ones? Or supporting policies and people that are actively trying to strip those same people of rights or dehumanize them? You'd likely be okay with forcing immigrants or the LGBTQ+ people from your communities, so how can you be be upset that the people that accept those groups want nothing to do with you? Re-evaluate yourself.

How about the Hollywood district?

This should be called Portland area, very few of these places were actually in portland

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Can you talk about resources for researching crime rates in a given area? When I asked my realtor, he told me something along the lines of providing that kind of information could be construed as exerting influence. If I change neighborhoods within the city, I’m going to want to be better informed on that topic EDIT: I follow this channel because I can see myself relocating within the city but haven’t lived here long enough to be familiar with the pros/cons of various areas.

Nob Hill *would* be my favorite neighborhood in Portland, if it weren't for the parking- which is a nightmare. Most homes here don't have garages, and many don't even driveways, and the curbs are *always* filled. My more practical favorite upscale neighborhood that wasn't mentioned is Laurelhurst. Centrally located on the eastside, Laurelhurst has charm to spare, with hundred-year-old craftsman-style houses and tree-lined streets that become green tunnels in the summer. The one downside is that the "support" businesses are mostly located on the edges of the neighborhood, so it's fairly car-dependent.

Portland is full of nice-holes. I was taking the streetcar NW and there was an open seat. I ask the woman if she would move her bag. “No, I’m worried about Covid, so no”. She wasn’t wearing a mask, the streetcar was full. Nice-hole? I’m a 65 year-old professional, clean & polite. Liberal nice-holes. She was 65+ and seemed to be wealthy. Seriously full of A-holes.

Where is that trail, it is beautiful. Im currently living on the central coast of California, our water bill is $40-50 at its highest. We don't have grass, but I have a lot of plants to keep watered.

One way to spot a Californian who recently moved here - baseball caps. I've noticed many of my new friends from California have a clever way of signaling there origins to each other. They often wear hats such as Giants or Dodgers caps. Have you noticed this?

Beautiful area.

I am moving to Portland soon, and your video is very informative. It is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

Oregon's problem is it goes way too liberal catching up the level of California and Washington. However, it hasn't attracted enough Tech or other high salary companies to support the whole society yet. So it's more like you are copying your big brother to show your generosity by sharing your cake, before you even make a big one.... California can be spoiled and they can abuse whatever resources they have, because they are done waves of industrial revolutions from Gold Rush to Wine to Agriculture to Technology to Film Industry and now AI. But Oregon is like lacking a clear idea of its own economy development path. What is the best advantage of Oregon in Industry, except for some soft drinks brands? How come these Tech or Big Name offices haven't outflown to its neighboring state, Oregon with Californian exodus? Instead, they went to Texas, Nevada, Denver, Arizona or even Idaho?! -- Obviously, it's because the business environment in Oregon is not good, or not pro-business. That's something Oregon and its governor should answer for sure.

Portland is an absolute hell hole, just read the news, don't come here :)

i'm 71, this has been going on my entire life, nothing new!!!

yea lets just encourage more californians to move here and make the PNW even worse.

Please, no more Commiefornians...

No Californians, Oregon sucks. You better stay in commiefornia

Just a correction on property taxes. In California the assessed value is readjusted to the full sale price of the home upon transfer. In Oregon it is limited even after it’s sold regardless of the sales price. So in actuality property taxes can be substantially lower in Oregon, unless you’re buying a recently built house.

Disclosures to me are important If you're referring to seeing issues the home has. Starting negotiations before knowing there's a roof problem seems like a waste of time. Am I not getting it?

I’m moving back to Oregon next year from Tennessee. I’ve been here 2 years. I miss Oregon so much I lived there 15 years.

Portland is a woke dump ! Anyone considering moving to, doing business in Portland or the surrounding areas, should seriously reconsider.

Been downtown Portland over 13 years and it's getting alot better! 90% of the homeless are shipped in from other states.

My sister is moving there from Atlanta. We use to live in the Milwaukee, Oak Grove area when we were kids in the 70s. My wife and I will fly out there to visit next year from Ocala Florida.

Born and raised in PDX. Unfortunately, the city is run by far left radicals, IMO. Park your truck downtown with a Trump bumper sticker and you will find out how unwelcoming these woke inhabitants are. It used to have a more libertarian feel, no longer is that the case. Just look at the last 2 governors elected and you will quickly understand why people like myself fled the state. IMO, it's one of the mist intolerant states in the union. Many of my friends and family left the state for these reasons. If your a far left progressive, you will feel right at home in PDX.

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Hello there thanks for all your videos and info.. I’m planning to move to a different state!! And that will be either Portland or Minneapolis.. I’m still haven’t decided yet.. but your videos have been so helpful

If you're not well-off enough, you probably can't enjoy much of Beaverton as everything is priced out - GL!

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