You should mention that the horrible game day traffic only happens 6 Saturdays a year every fall. Also if you don't care about football and want to get around town just wait until the game starts and you can go anywhere you want and just about have the roads to yourself. Just be sure to be back home before the game ends. You also didn't mention Norman's live music scene. Between Campus Corner and Downtown there is almost always somewhere to listen to live music. Surprised me considering the Marshall in the background.
Does it snow in Norman? I think theres really 1 con in my opinion the Tornados Coming from a Californian everything else sounds tolerable we are use to Traffic over here on a Daily basis. What is the best side of Norman, more trees middle class to high middle class type areas, im tired of the ghetto in California i would like to find somewhere more peaceful good schools, nice calm parks nice quite neighborhoods a little bigger than average properties 10,000sq ft
It snows in the okc area once or twice a year, maybe 4-6 total inches are normal. Usually melts quickly. Tornados are possible anywhere in the OKC metro, not necessarily any data to indicate higher probability in any particular area/suburb. Not to downplay them, because they do occur - but I've lived in Oklahoma my entire life (44), and I've never personally been in a Tornado. Watches and warnings? Yes, but never first hand experienced a Tornado. And given the frequency with which I get this question/concern, I'm convinced most people think they are much more of a commonality than they are here.
@@livinginoklahomacityofficial Thank You For Your Reply I feel a Bit more confident in possibly making a move. Is there a Ghetto area in Norman? Or what is the best side to want to live in somewhere quite but also have a spacious lot to build a home to my liking I have 4 kids and plan on having more I think I'll need a big enough property.
Saw some new builds in Norman for 700k recently, only 3 bed 2 bath but it's a gated hoa playground made for rich transplants from expensive states like California to bilk them out of their cash. No employer in Norman Oklahoma can sustain a full neighborhood of 700k homes.
It's important to consider the audience. 95% of the folks drawn to this channel are researching ahead of their move here from another state. The vast majority of people moving to states like Oklahoma, are moving here with cost of living/home prices being high on their list of motivating factors. "Affordable" is a subjective, that requires context to define, but will likely be different for everyone. Here's some context on a national level. The median home prices throughout the OKC metro are $260k, compared to the median home price nationally at $425k. The median price of a home in LA is nearly $1M. Denver $600k, Boise $500k, and Seattle just over $800k. The cost of living in the OKC metro is 15% lower than the national average. So yes, to the overwhelming majority of people watching this channel - $260k is absolutely considered affordable.
Norman is being ruined by too many people coming here. I was born here 63 years ago and I am so unhappy about what has been happening here with all the excess building, tearing down many Norman icons and landmarks to make way for chicken restaurants, discount retail shops and micro-mini apartments/dorms . Gobs of strip malls everywhere with FOR RENT signs. All this has brought exorbitant homeless people from other places and I don't even need to talk about the ridiculous traffic. Sitting through every stop light at least 3 times! I say, don't move to NORMAN! There is NO MORE ROOM FOR CARS!
I too am 63 years old and I was raised in Norman but I have been gone for decades.. the last time I was there was around 20 years ago and I couldn't believe how much it has changed so I can only imagine what it's like now......Luke 21,36 KJV ♥
@valerienewton908 Actually, yes, they can be the same. You do not own Norman, nor Oklahoma, or anywhere. Some folks or families could bring good things with them when moving. Maybe they are leaving where they were because that place had changed extremely, also. Things change. Ebbs & flows. Also, attitude is everything, btw.
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If Norman were to get a OU Medical Center it would be perfect bc the healthcare available NRH is terrible
You should mention that the horrible game day traffic only happens 6 Saturdays a year every fall.
Also if you don't care about football and want to get around town just wait until the game starts and you can go anywhere you want and just about have the roads to yourself. Just be sure to be back home before the game ends.
You also didn't mention Norman's live music scene. Between Campus Corner and Downtown there is almost always somewhere to listen to live music. Surprised me considering the Marshall in the background.
Another thing to add is if you need your DFW fix I-35 is a straight shot.
Great point! Very quick access to DFW by road, probably quicker than flying out of OKC all said and done 😎
That’s obvious.
Does it snow in Norman? I think theres really 1 con in my opinion the Tornados Coming from a Californian everything else sounds tolerable we are use to Traffic over here on a Daily basis. What is the best side of Norman, more trees middle class to high middle class type areas, im tired of the ghetto in California i would like to find somewhere more peaceful good schools, nice calm parks nice quite neighborhoods a little bigger than average properties 10,000sq ft
It snows in the okc area once or twice a year, maybe 4-6 total inches are normal. Usually melts quickly.
Tornados are possible anywhere in the OKC metro, not necessarily any data to indicate higher probability in any particular area/suburb. Not to downplay them, because they do occur - but I've lived in Oklahoma my entire life (44), and I've never personally been in a Tornado. Watches and warnings? Yes, but never first hand experienced a Tornado. And given the frequency with which I get this question/concern, I'm convinced most people think they are much more of a commonality than they are here.
@@livinginoklahomacityofficial Thank You For Your Reply I feel a Bit more confident in possibly making a move. Is there a Ghetto area in Norman? Or what is the best side to want to live in somewhere quite but also have a spacious lot to build a home to my liking I have 4 kids and plan on having more I think I'll need a big enough property.
affordable at 250K…….bro
Saw some new builds in Norman for 700k recently, only 3 bed 2 bath but it's a gated hoa playground made for rich transplants from expensive states like California to bilk them out of their cash. No employer in Norman Oklahoma can sustain a full neighborhood of 700k homes.
It's important to consider the audience. 95% of the folks drawn to this channel are researching ahead of their move here from another state. The vast majority of people moving to states like Oklahoma, are moving here with cost of living/home prices being high on their list of motivating factors. "Affordable" is a subjective, that requires context to define, but will likely be different for everyone. Here's some context on a national level. The median home prices throughout the OKC metro are $260k, compared to the median home price nationally at $425k. The median price of a home in LA is nearly $1M. Denver $600k, Boise $500k, and Seattle just over $800k. The cost of living in the OKC metro is 15% lower than the national average. So yes, to the overwhelming majority of people watching this channel - $260k is absolutely considered affordable.
Really love Reilly from Norman leading the Trojans here in Calif.
And we are ecstatic that he is out there instead of here.
Hey is norman Oklahoma , and oklahoma becoming more diverse for black people ?
Norman is being ruined by too many people coming here. I was born here 63 years ago and I am so unhappy about what has been happening here with all the excess building, tearing down many Norman icons and landmarks to make way for chicken restaurants, discount retail shops and micro-mini apartments/dorms . Gobs of strip malls everywhere with FOR RENT signs. All this has brought exorbitant homeless people from other places and I don't even need to talk about the ridiculous traffic. Sitting through every stop light at least 3 times! I say, don't move to NORMAN! There is NO MORE ROOM FOR CARS!
Happening all over the country. Things never stay the same forever lady, sorry.
I too am 63 years old and I was raised in Norman but I have been gone for decades.. the last time I was there was around 20 years ago and I couldn't believe how much it has changed so I can only imagine what it's like now......Luke 21,36 KJV ♥
@@Shillmehowtolive staying the same and being decimated are not similar. Sir.
People can move where we like.
@valerienewton908 Actually, yes, they can be the same. You do not own Norman, nor Oklahoma, or anywhere. Some folks or families could bring good things with them when moving. Maybe they are leaving where they were because that place had changed extremely, also. Things change. Ebbs & flows. Also, attitude is everything, btw.
Texas is much better