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You forgot the two most beautiful neighborhoods: East Falls and Chestnut Hill. Philly has a lot going on of so many different kinds. I love living here. We could live anywhere in the world now that we are retired, but love Philly! Great restaurants, friendly people, lots of art and culture.
I agree, take East Germantown off your list as a place to live. West Germantown is better but still not Mount Airy. Perhaps the area in West Germantown between Germantown ave and Wissahickon avenue. There are some really big houses over there with huge yards. But that's a maybe. Why even move there when Mt. Airy is right up the street?
Thanks for commenting! That is a great point, all three of those areas are beautiful and unique. More videos to come on the areas we weren't able to get in. Donnell, which would you prefer to live in? Hip & trendy Roxborough or affluent & prosperous Chestnut Hill?
@@LivinginPhiladelphia Its so difficult because I went to Roxborough High School and the neighborhood is amazing and extremely well keep up. I work in Chestnut Hill and those homes are beautiful. I would have to say Chestnut Hill because not only is the neighborhood safe but if I ever decided to sell my home, the property value would always increase. Chestnut Hill is up their with Greenwich Connecticut as far a being an affluent neighborhood.
Yet another great point! Chestnut Hill is safer than 81% of the cities in the Pennsylvania and property is one of the best ways to grow wealth here in the US. I would tend to agree with your statement. Plus, you can always take a trip to Manayunk/Roxborough area for fun. Such a great, unique area. Do you have any special areas you would like to highlight to others that visit the area?
@@LivinginPhiladelphia The Northern section of Chestnut Hill near the hospital. I walk past some of the most beautiful homes that I have ever seen. The 9000 block of Germantown Avenue is among the most affluent and I'm talking million dollar homes. I see my dream home each everyday in the 8700 block of Germantown Avenue . it was just completed and. I can't help but to stare at it daily. This place is amazing and the location is fantastic, if you have to get to the city for either business or for a fun night on the town with your significant other. The suburban train station is within walking distance of all the residential area's. The train puts you right you right off at suburban station without the hassles of driving into the city and spending a fortune for parking.
Beautiful! I completely understand and those houses are gorgeous. No one can blame someone for dreaming, right? We may not all live in mansions but being a home owner of a property you are proud of is an amazing feeling. And everyone should be proud of that. Thanks so much for sharing with everyone here, you are one reason why this area is so WONDERFUL. Donnell, any last words for the fans of our Fair City?
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Thank you so much for these videos I was on the fence about moving back to GA but then you popped up. I am in Phila. right now I am exploring some great opptys here. I may just stay after all.
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@@XriizzXrozz Sounds like a fun trip! Hopefully you can check out the sites through out the area but if I could name just one for a day I would suggest Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square. The most beautiful garden in the world! Was there a specific area you were excited to see?
Overbrook park is a nice area to live, its home to will smith and wilt Chamberlain they went to overbrook high school. It's a area in between the city and suburbs.
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South Philly? Maybe ... parking is too tight for my liking. Old City ... yes but seems pricy but lots to do and see and very good location near places. Bridesburg ... I have to say no replace that with Fox Chase. Germantown another no. Mount Airy? Yes, especially West Mt. Airy. Manyunk? Very yes, reminds me of small town PA or somewhere. For the young and hip moving to Philly, I would add Fishtown. For older folks looking for a quiet area, Chestnut Hill no doubt.
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I haven't visited Philly in about 16 years. I'm considering Philly as a place I might like to relocate to for a couple of years. I think it's a fascinating city. P.S. Also considering NYC.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Mike. Both cities are wildly diverse and there is so much to see. We get a lot of young professionals and couples moving into Philly from NYC because of the cost of living is much lower in Philadelphia. If you were considering outside the city your options expand many times more. The Greater Philadelphia area is HUGE and equally beautiful. But of course it can't match the hustle and bustle of the city if that's what you are looking for :)
I live in Atlanta and being a southerner I'm very intrigued by the urban city life of northeastern cities like Philadelphia and New York. I'm very intrigued by that whole way of life and would like the experience of living in a downtown apartment in an area like Washington Square and Rittenhouse and using the train system, going for the occassions cheesesteak at Gino's or Pat's, enjoying a sports game, etc. I'm most interested in the culture and overall environment of a place to call home.
Very interesting. Sounds like we have to think about this one. A day in the life, Philadelphia culture, Washington Square and Rittenhouse. We did do a video on SEPTA which is one of the train systems but those are great ideas. Keep an eye out for them in future videos and Thanks for your suggestions.💪
I have been to ATL and everytime I go it seems to be more of a big city place and reminds me of being up north here. ATL has tons of people who moved down from the north. Seemed to be heavy amounts from the midwest cities like Detroit and Chicago. I guess that's what growth is. ATL is much more car oriented than NYC. Philly is probably in the middle. It's car oriented but has enough public transport to get around especially if you add in Uber. Philly is much more walkable than ATL. I read somewhere that NYC is the most walkable city with the avg New Yorker walking 2 miles per day.
Any advice for renters? I will be attending Temple University and want to be within a reasonable commute, but don’t want to live close to the University given the crime rates but possibly the suburbs
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Hey! I graduated from college back in May and I recently got a job in Philly that pays 78k a year. Can you please give any insights on neighborhoods in Philly that I should check out based on my salary? I'm 22 and I have no kids; I'd prefer to be in a vibrant area surrounded by other young professionals.
Congrats on graduating! I 'd be glad to give some insights for sure. Are you looking to buy or rent? Fishtown, Brewerytown, Manyunk and Queens Village are all in line with your wish list. When do you need to move by?
Both great places to live. We talk about both of those areas in other videos. Packer Park is amazing for the location right next to FDR park and the stadiums. South Philly is in the action if that is more what you are looking for. Either choice would have their own advantages but are close enough to each other. Contact me directly for listings or a more personalized plan.
@@LivinginPhiladelphia specifically I'm looking at the Villas condominiums. I stumbled on that area when I madecthe wrong turn to go to Phillies game. Glad I stumbled there. I really wanna know how safe/not safe it is. Main reason I wanna move there is to be near the stadiums because I'm a philly sports fanatic! Will take me a while to save up the money to move there.
Safety is a top concern for many people looking at purchasing. This area gets above average marks on crime and safety. The area is mostly middle class housing with about 60% of the occupants owning their home, which is great. The more owners, the more people actually care about their property and the neighborhood. The median house value is about 350k so this is also above average (Save up!). Over all this is a wonderful place to live, especially if you plan on going to the stadiums a lot lol. Contact us directly and we can get you started on the right path toward owning one of these homes. 👍
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Thanks for your great videos. I am moving to Philly no more than next month. I was looking for the best town to raise my kids couldn’t find anything I feel comfortable with. I like to be around the city and want to get 3 or 4 bedrooms house. I got in my hand 120000 and if the cost much more I can pay the rest monthly. What is your recommendation? My regards
Thanks for the question. If you are looking to be just outside the city and don't mind a short commute you can't go wrong with the Main Line of Philadelphia. Check out our Main Line Playlist. Just outside the Main Line is a large Greater Philadelphia area. Tons of options here in your price range. I would suggest contacting us directly for a more personalized list of properties but I highly recommend the Collegeville, Lansdale, Aston, Drexel Hill, West Chester, Even as far as Coatesville has great value homes and still commutable to the city. It really depends on the details of what exactly you are looking for. Inside the city you have many options also. Contact us to talk specifics.
@@LivinginPhiladelphia i lived in Feltonville Northeast somewhere i can afford. I just retired at 62 last year. I could go back to work. My best friend lives there she can get me a part time job. Do they have trailer or 1 bedroom. Im think what to do
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@Illaf Hassan for sure. 440 W Bristol Rd, Southampton, PA 18966 is really nice and also 109 Hogeland Rd, Southampton, PA 18966. When do you need to move by?
Congratulations, I would recommend calling/texting or emailing me for more details. We love helping people in your situation! 🙂 Hope to hear from you soon.
@Witchy1976 thanks for reaching out! No. Although we do a ton of business all over the city, we relied on pure data and local resident opinions for this video. Do you live in Philadelphia now?
@@LivinginPhiladelphia yes lived here my whole life I'm living in Northeast right now Waiting for my ex-wife to sell or refinance our property in the Northeast in the Mayfair section Then maybe getting something else was in the next 5 years or so
Thanks for taking the time to comment J. We are working on more on location videos and have many already for you to check out. Check back with us as we take our fans along through our great city!
Hi uncle, I have just got your channel subscribed. I am from Bangladesh. And I am about to getting to Philadelphia with the intention of taking heigher education . Please uncle help me for ensuring a house and a good job after I have had there.
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There isnt a chance some of these neighborhoods is crime ritten besides south philly i mean some crimes from local neighborhoods leads to other local neighborhoods so the crime maybe counted in that neighborhood - or county in your case i guess township idk i dont stay in philly wouldnt want to move to crime neighborhood
Thanks for checking out our channel and commenting! Crime was one of the key factors in the data we looked at. As you know it is impossible to escape crime in a city. There is a fair amount of data by neighborhood, which is how we presented this. But to answer your question, is there a chance that there is crime that runs off from one neighborhood to another, most likely, yes. There is a chance that some crime is from one neighborhood and not another in our data. Philadelphia is know as the city of neighborhoods. There are many tight knit areas and it's always possible some numbers may be off just a hair. But not too much.
@@LivinginPhiladelphia yeah im aware of the google translated system because google says the westbank and just say westbank is a suburb is a untrue statement because the westbank is made of atleaste 5 city included orleans parish and it says suburb even for marrero and harvey which both arent suburb gretna could kinda get away with it because there is a police station and like 2 neighborhoods that bad main on terrytown stumpf blvd and mac donaldvill evergreen side which both are outside of the neighborhood the rest is running into manhanntan and timberlane which is okay and i see you know the history of philly which would surprise you'd but south philly on here is safe thats kinda like sayin the whole west bank like i said which would be added the whole west side of new orleans main , and you said some other areas lead to crime if its is worst than south philly than its a bad list blame google unless your working with that illuminati stuff
@@LivinginPhiladelphia your makin excuses for google who we both know knows the statistic rate of both south philly and the west bank of new orleans and whatever other westbank in lousisana that type of stuff And i one for sure know you know south philly is a bad area if everyone outside of philly know south philly is a bad neighborhoods i mean im from new orleans we go threw this from time to time but your the worst
I think I understand, and sure there are some rough neighborhoods throughout Philadelphia. I would point out areas in Kensington can be considered much worse than any in South Philly that I can think of. But Generalizing South Philadelphia is a stretch. That area is just under 10 square miles! This includes the neighborhoods of Bella Vista, Devils Pocket, Point Breeze, Packer Park and the list goes on with amazing neighborhoods. And New Orleans is a beautiful city with Great people also with, I'm sure, some rough areas. Don't you agree?
Hey Tiffany! Sure can. Check out our videos on the Main Line. Villanova, Blue Bell, Chester Springs are all out of the city. In the city... Center City, Old City and Society Hill. Are you moving to the Philadelphia area?
Villanova is amazing full of private roads and beautiful estates, within walking distance to the University. Chestnut Hill is absolutely breathtaking full of beautiful homes within the city limits, also theirs chestnut hill east train station for convenient travel to downtown Philadelphia.
I fully agree and the recent addition to the university's dorm looks amazing. They did such a great job of integrating the areas architecture and adding to the towns appeal 🙌 Villanova is such a great place to spend the day!
Yes the staff and administrators are phenomenal there! The students and other residents do coincide nicely too. When you work there you can take classes for free right?
Thanks for checking out our channel and sharing your thoughts. Is Philadelphia perfect? No, there are areas that we all hope to improve as there is with many other places in our great area. Is there crime in the city? Yes there is crime in and around every city. One of the great things about our area is there are places for everyone. If you are concerned with crime, the suburbs has less crime, is quieter but is also more expensive. Property taxes are more than double and triple than the city. Some people want to be in the busy areas and work in the city and do not want to commute. These people love the city.
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Yes i want drive there february or March. Would like get something before i come or i go to my Friends or hotel
@@katieingram5432 Sounds good. www.nextbigmovephiladelphia.com has a lot of rentals available
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You forgot the two most beautiful neighborhoods: East Falls and Chestnut Hill. Philly has a lot going on of so many different kinds. I love living here. We could live anywhere in the world now that we are retired, but love Philly! Great restaurants, friendly people, lots of art and culture.
Very true! There are too many to mention. and if you are looking at the Greater Philadelphia area... Even MORE!
I live in east germantown. It's bad overall but it's still certain blocks that stayed well kept and peaceful throughout the years. 💯
Thanks for commenting. Do you have any favorite areas to visit in the city that you would like to share with the viewers? 🤔
I agree, take East Germantown off your list as a place to live. West Germantown is better but still not Mount Airy. Perhaps the area in West Germantown between Germantown ave and Wissahickon avenue. There are some really big houses over there with huge yards. But that's a maybe. Why even move there when Mt. Airy is right up the street?
He forgot Roxborough it's right above Manayunk and the neighborhood is amazing. Also checkout Chestnut Hill but that's very affluent
Thanks for commenting! That is a great point, all three of those areas are beautiful and unique. More videos to come on the areas we weren't able to get in. Donnell, which would you prefer to live in? Hip & trendy Roxborough or affluent & prosperous Chestnut Hill?
@@LivinginPhiladelphia Its so difficult because I went to Roxborough High School and the neighborhood is amazing and extremely well keep up. I work in Chestnut Hill and those homes are beautiful. I would have to say Chestnut Hill because not only is the neighborhood safe but if I ever decided to sell my home, the property value would always increase. Chestnut Hill is up their with Greenwich Connecticut as far a being an affluent neighborhood.
Yet another great point! Chestnut Hill is safer than 81% of the cities in the Pennsylvania and property is one of the best ways to grow wealth here in the US. I would tend to agree with your statement. Plus, you can always take a trip to Manayunk/Roxborough area for fun. Such a great, unique area. Do you have any special areas you would like to highlight to others that visit the area?
@@LivinginPhiladelphia The Northern section of Chestnut Hill near the hospital. I walk past some of the most beautiful homes that I have ever seen. The 9000 block of Germantown Avenue is among the most affluent and I'm talking million dollar homes. I see my dream home each everyday in the 8700 block of Germantown Avenue . it was just completed and. I can't help but to stare at it daily. This place is amazing and the location is fantastic, if you have to get to the city for either business or for a fun night on the town with your significant other. The suburban train station is within walking distance of all the residential area's. The train puts you right you right off at suburban station without the hassles of driving into the city and spending a fortune for parking.
Beautiful! I completely understand and those houses are gorgeous. No one can blame someone for dreaming, right? We may not all live in mansions but being a home owner of a property you are proud of is an amazing feeling. And everyone should be proud of that. Thanks so much for sharing with everyone here, you are one reason why this area is so WONDERFUL. Donnell, any last words for the fans of our Fair City?
You forgot chestnut hill with my. Airy
Chestnut Hill is an amazing place to live in our great city. Thank you for the addition.
Thank you for this. Very helpful and thorough.
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Thank you so much for these videos I was on the fence about moving back to GA but then you popped up. I am in Phila. right now I am exploring some great opptys here. I may just stay after all.
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What type of neighborhood is Rhawnhurst? I never see it on any of these best or worst lists.
Rhawnhurst is a small neighborhood you might miss driving by. Most people say it is very safe and statistics support that.
@@LivinginPhiladelphia Thank you
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Good stuff!
We are thinking about moving to Philly... very good information
Great news and thank you for letting us know you enjoyed the video. Where in Philadelphia are you considering?
We are still trying to figure that out. This summer, we are coming down there to check the state out. We are coming from Oklahoma
@@XriizzXrozz Sounds like a fun trip! Hopefully you can check out the sites through out the area but if I could name just one for a day I would suggest Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square. The most beautiful garden in the world! Was there a specific area you were excited to see?
Overbrook park is a nice area to live, its home to will smith and wilt Chamberlain they went to overbrook high school. It's a area in between the city and suburbs.
@@shawnjackson1223 For sure great area and great location to other parts of the city and the burbs. Guion Stewart Bluford Jr. too!
Im driving there in March. I need a place to live
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South Philly? Maybe ... parking is too tight for my liking. Old City ... yes but seems pricy but lots to do and see and very good location near places. Bridesburg ... I have to say no replace that with Fox Chase. Germantown another no. Mount Airy? Yes, especially West Mt. Airy. Manyunk? Very yes, reminds me of small town PA or somewhere. For the young and hip moving to Philly, I would add Fishtown. For older folks looking for a quiet area, Chestnut Hill no doubt.
Thanks for sharing Brian. Are there any suburbs you think would make a must check out list similar to this? 🤔
Wanderful video very affirmative And very good hosting .
Thank you for saying so! I appreciate it. Are you ready for 2021?
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Thank you. Excellent information and presentation. We definitely need your help and will contact to you.
Thank you for saying so! We appreciate that. I look forward to you contacting me.! Are you moving to Philadelphia?
I haven't visited Philly in about 16 years. I'm considering Philly as a place I might like to relocate to for a couple of years. I think it's a fascinating city. P.S. Also considering NYC.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Mike. Both cities are wildly diverse and there is so much to see. We get a lot of young professionals and couples moving into Philly from NYC because of the cost of living is much lower in Philadelphia. If you were considering outside the city your options expand many times more. The Greater Philadelphia area is HUGE and equally beautiful. But of course it can't match the hustle and bustle of the city if that's what you are looking for :)
Where there any topics or areas for future videos you thought would help you in your decision making Mike? 🤔
I live in Atlanta and being a southerner I'm very intrigued by the urban city life of northeastern cities like Philadelphia and New York. I'm very intrigued by that whole way of life and would like the experience of living in a downtown apartment in an area like Washington Square and Rittenhouse and using the train system, going for the occassions cheesesteak at Gino's or Pat's, enjoying a sports game, etc. I'm most interested in the culture and overall environment of a place to call home.
Very interesting. Sounds like we have to think about this one. A day in the life, Philadelphia culture, Washington Square and Rittenhouse. We did do a video on SEPTA which is one of the train systems but those are great ideas. Keep an eye out for them in future videos and Thanks for your suggestions.💪
I have been to ATL and everytime I go it seems to be more of a big city place and reminds me of being up north here. ATL has tons of people who moved down from the north. Seemed to be heavy amounts from the midwest cities like Detroit and Chicago. I guess that's what growth is. ATL is much more car oriented than NYC. Philly is probably in the middle. It's car oriented but has enough public transport to get around especially if you add in Uber. Philly is much more walkable than ATL. I read somewhere that NYC is the most walkable city with the avg New Yorker walking 2 miles per day.
Any advice for renters? I will be attending Temple University and want to be within a reasonable commute, but don’t want to live close to the University given the crime rates but possibly the suburbs
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South Phila is great bang for your buck and a short commute.
Hey! I graduated from college back in May and I recently got a job in Philly that pays 78k a year. Can you please give any insights on neighborhoods in Philly that I should check out based on my salary? I'm 22 and I have no kids; I'd prefer to be in a vibrant area surrounded by other young professionals.
Congrats on graduating! I 'd be glad to give some insights for sure. Are you looking to buy or rent? Fishtown, Brewerytown, Manyunk and Queens Village are all in line with your wish list. When do you need to move by?
@@LivinginPhiladelphia Thank you so much! I'm looking to rent (I'd prefer to live in an apartment complex). I need to move by mid-January 2021
Sounds great, Call/Text or email me your email address and we can send you listings for rent.
thanks
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How about Packer Park? South Philly, but just wanted to be more specific. What do you think about it? I am looking to move there.
Both great places to live. We talk about both of those areas in other videos. Packer Park is amazing for the location right next to FDR park and the stadiums. South Philly is in the action if that is more what you are looking for. Either choice would have their own advantages but are close enough to each other. Contact me directly for listings or a more personalized plan.
@@LivinginPhiladelphia specifically I'm looking at the Villas condominiums. I stumbled on that area when I madecthe wrong turn to go to Phillies game. Glad I stumbled there. I really wanna know how safe/not safe it is. Main reason I wanna move there is to be near the stadiums because I'm a philly sports fanatic! Will take me a while to save up the money to move there.
Safety is a top concern for many people looking at purchasing. This area gets above average marks on crime and safety. The area is mostly middle class housing with about 60% of the occupants owning their home, which is great. The more owners, the more people actually care about their property and the neighborhood. The median house value is about 350k so this is also above average (Save up!). Over all this is a wonderful place to live, especially if you plan on going to the stadiums a lot lol. Contact us directly and we can get you started on the right path toward owning one of these homes. 👍
Thank you for this ! I live in Jersey btw 😎
You are welcome! Thanks for commenting and supporting the channel. I have family in NJ! They live near Marlton. Do you live close to PA?
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Thanks for your great videos. I am moving to Philly no more than next month. I was looking for the best town to raise my kids couldn’t find anything I feel comfortable with. I like to be around the city and want to get 3 or 4 bedrooms house. I got in my hand 120000 and if the cost much more I can pay the rest monthly.
What is your recommendation?
My regards
Thanks for the question. If you are looking to be just outside the city and don't mind a short commute you can't go wrong with the Main Line of Philadelphia. Check out our Main Line Playlist. Just outside the Main Line is a large Greater Philadelphia area. Tons of options here in your price range. I would suggest contacting us directly for a more personalized list of properties but I highly recommend the Collegeville, Lansdale, Aston, Drexel Hill, West Chester, Even as far as Coatesville has great value homes and still commutable to the city. It really depends on the details of what exactly you are looking for.
Inside the city you have many options also. Contact us to talk specifics.
Living in Philadelphia
Thanks a lot for your very helpful response. Okay I will contact you in few weeks.
We have helped so many families move into the area and we absolutely LOVE IT! We will be ready when you are. Have a great rest of your week.
I am from Philadelphia
Nice! Us too! Where abouts?
@@LivinginPhiladelphia i lived in Feltonville
Northeast somewhere i can afford. I just retired at 62 last year. I could go back to work. My best friend lives there she can get me a part time job. Do they have trailer or 1 bedroom. Im think what to do
@@LivinginPhiladelphia maybe a small house
@@katieingram5432 Yep for sure 1 br or studio apartments @ $700
@@katieingram5432 that could work too prob more $ like $900
This is nice but can you make a video on why to live in philadelphia because I want to know the pros and cons of living in philly
Here are some of our videos that focus on that topic. Let us know what you think in their comments section! 👀
Top Reasons to Move to Philadelphia in 2021: ruclips.net/video/DiQ45HZIKKc/видео.html
Top 5 Things You Need To Know About Philadelphia:ruclips.net/video/RGzeP0gq6so/видео.html
6 Steps Before Moving to Philadelphia (#1 is the Easiest Step!): ruclips.net/video/fNbzD5mp0Is/видео.html
Tips on Living in PA and Commuting to NJ: ruclips.net/video/JMheqpDe-y0/видео.html
Basics of home buying Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLbXwdLWePxS-QPP8gq926XHeVa2RmgdxF
Non-philly natives please be wary of this list. The best places for families to live are anywhere on the “mainline”: Haverford, Ardmore, Narberth, Villanova, Bryn Mawr, Berwyn, Devon, Paoli, Malvern, Newton Square. Havertown is a Norman Rockwell dream. No one sends their kids to public schools near the city and crime is horrendous in the city.
The Mainline is an amazing area to live and visit. Check out our videos where we tour many towns in the Mainline of Philadelphia here: ruclips.net/p/PLbXwdLWePxS9wbMeElwNAP48PdYO7c7xF
I’m sure the average family is able to afford the mainline. Spoken like a wealthy elitist.
my family is planning on moving my mom wants somewhere in southampton do you know any good spots there?
@Illaf Hassan for sure. 440 W Bristol Rd, Southampton, PA 18966 is really nice and also
109 Hogeland Rd, Southampton, PA 18966. When do you need to move by?
mabey the end of this year or begining of the next my moms budget is around 250,000
@@ilafhasan3220 301 Shepherds Way, Southampton, PA 18966 is another good one too. Glad you are not in a hurry. What brings you to Southampton?
@@LivinginPhiladelphia me my mom and brother have been living in philly juniata for 8 years and we wanted to move to a nicer house
Congratulations, I would recommend calling/texting or emailing me for more details. We love helping people in your situation! 🙂 Hope to hear from you soon.
I HAVE NOT LIVED IN PHILLY FOR 23 YEARS PLUSS10
Thanks for commenting! Lots have changed in 23+ years. Happy New Year! Still a great city for sure
Is there anything positive you remember about the city that you would like to share? 🤔
Talk about Chestnut Hill
One of the best neighborhoods in the area. Check out our video on Chestnut Hill ruclips.net/video/P3O20cJyJ9g/видео.html
...is this because your business is particularly heavy in these areas?
@Witchy1976 thanks for reaching out! No. Although we do a ton of business all over the city, we relied on pure data and local resident opinions for this video. Do you live in Philadelphia now?
Just don't step two blocks out of the neighborhood.
Thank s for checking out our channel. Do you have any topics or locations you would like to see?
Fishtown had a huge boom in real estate
Not sure what's going on now though
For sure it has! Still climbing @ 2% per year. Other great booming areas too. Do you live in the city now?
@@LivinginPhiladelphia yes lived here my whole life I'm living in Northeast right now
Waiting for my ex-wife to sell or refinance our property in the Northeast in the Mayfair section
Then maybe getting something else was in the next 5 years or so
@@PSVitaFan Sounds great! Mayfair is super! Factory Donuts is calling my name! Hit me up if I can help
Instead of just talking, show us the actual place.
Thanks for taking the time to comment J. We are working on more on location videos and have many already for you to check out. Check back with us as we take our fans along through our great city!
Im in las vegas nv . i want to move back there in march
How do you like Las Vegas? I have never been there.👽
What about retire? I was. Born there
Great place to retire as the taxes are so low in the city and most places are very walkable depending on where you are.
I can’t wait to move to Philly, I went there for vacation and I fell in love ❤️
Congratulations! So nice to hear that. What areas did you love the most? 😃
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Philly is a great place. I went to Catholic schools
So many schools in the area. Education is one of the largest employers in our region. I personally love that. The more education the better! 📚
Hi uncle, I have just got your channel subscribed. I am from Bangladesh. And I am about to getting to Philadelphia with the intention of taking heigher education . Please uncle help me for ensuring a house and a good job after I have had there.
Thanks for commenting. So glad you will be able to experience Philadelphia. I would be interested to hear from you about your time here after you get settled. Send me an email or call for help with housing and anything else. 🙂
What are you most excited about seeing or doing here in Philadelphia❓
There isnt a chance some of these neighborhoods is crime ritten besides south philly i mean some crimes from local neighborhoods leads to other local neighborhoods so the crime maybe counted in that neighborhood - or county in your case i guess township idk i dont stay in philly wouldnt want to move to crime neighborhood
Thanks for checking out our channel and commenting! Crime was one of the key factors in the data we looked at. As you know it is impossible to escape crime in a city. There is a fair amount of data by neighborhood, which is how we presented this. But to answer your question, is there a chance that there is crime that runs off from one neighborhood to another, most likely, yes. There is a chance that some crime is from one neighborhood and not another in our data. Philadelphia is know as the city of neighborhoods. There are many tight knit areas and it's always possible some numbers may be off just a hair. But not too much.
@@LivinginPhiladelphia yeah im aware of the google translated system because google says the westbank and just say westbank is a suburb is a untrue statement because the westbank is made of atleaste 5 city included orleans parish and it says suburb even for marrero and harvey which both arent suburb gretna could kinda get away with it because there is a police station and like 2 neighborhoods that bad main on terrytown stumpf blvd and mac donaldvill evergreen side which both are outside of the neighborhood the rest is running into manhanntan and timberlane which is okay and i see you know the history of philly which would surprise you'd but south philly on here is safe thats kinda like sayin the whole west bank like i said which would be added the whole west side of new orleans main , and you said some other areas lead to crime if its is worst than south philly than its a bad list blame google unless your working with that illuminati stuff
Apologies but I don't follow your point. What do you mean when you say " unless your working with that illuminati stuff". 🙋
@@LivinginPhiladelphia your makin excuses for google who we both know knows the statistic rate of both south philly and the west bank of new orleans and whatever other westbank in lousisana that type of stuff
And i one for sure know you know south philly is a bad area if everyone outside of philly know south philly is a bad neighborhoods i mean im from new orleans we go threw this from time to time but your the worst
I think I understand, and sure there are some rough neighborhoods throughout Philadelphia. I would point out areas in Kensington can be considered much worse than any in South Philly that I can think of. But Generalizing South Philadelphia is a stretch. That area is just under 10 square miles! This includes the neighborhoods of Bella Vista, Devils Pocket, Point Breeze, Packer Park and the list goes on with amazing neighborhoods. And New Orleans is a beautiful city with Great people also with, I'm sure, some rough areas. Don't you agree?
Hi can you name wealthy areas?!!
Hey Tiffany! Sure can. Check out our videos on the Main Line. Villanova, Blue Bell, Chester Springs are all out of the city. In the city... Center City, Old City and Society Hill. Are you moving to the Philadelphia area?
Villanova is amazing full of private roads and beautiful estates, within walking distance to the University. Chestnut Hill is absolutely breathtaking full of beautiful homes within the city limits, also theirs chestnut hill east train station for convenient travel to downtown Philadelphia.
I fully agree and the recent addition to the university's dorm looks amazing. They did such a great job of integrating the areas architecture and adding to the towns appeal 🙌 Villanova is such a great place to spend the day!
@@LivinginPhiladelphia Your absolutely right because my mother and uncle worked there for 10 years and they really enjoyed being on the campus.
Yes the staff and administrators are phenomenal there! The students and other residents do coincide nicely too. When you work there you can take classes for free right?
don't come here
Where?
Philly is not safe and there is a lot of violence, you should be honest and don't lie to the people.
Thanks for checking out our channel and sharing your thoughts. Is Philadelphia perfect? No, there are areas that we all hope to improve as there is with many other places in our great area. Is there crime in the city? Yes there is crime in and around every city. One of the great things about our area is there are places for everyone. If you are concerned with crime, the suburbs has less crime, is quieter but is also more expensive. Property taxes are more than double and triple than the city. Some people want to be in the busy areas and work in the city and do not want to commute. These people love the city.
You should check out our other videos on the most dangerous areas of the city. Most of the city is great with kind people living there.
You don’t have to be rude be your self
He talking about best areas not the worst areas he got a separate video on that. So stfu
He knows their some violence he a real estate agent in phillly so be quiet stay in your lane.