Top 10 Cities Californians are Moving to in the United States.
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Top 10 Cities Californians are Moving to in the United States.
Californians have been moving out of California at an accelerated rate for close to a decade now. Every year the Census people come out with data on where they are going. They do this for every state, not just California.
This list shows what states and what cities in those states they are relocating to. And just to let you know. Oregon and Nevada aren't #1 or #2
California in 2020 is not a good place to live.
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California Exodus and Real estate prices
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I'm leaving California next year and for those who don't want us bringing our politics and such to your state, rest assured, we wouldn't...that's why we are leaving...we don't want that anymore either. Well, at least I don't.
Most already are turning them into another California. That's what happened to Oregon and its starting in Washington and Montana. It's like they don't get that they're the reason California is a hell hole now.
Dana T they are cyborgs. They aren’t really conservatives. They are less liberal liberals.
Call ahead before your move to whatever state you chose DMV. Your able to change your plates before you move so you don’t look like your from California and get the odd looks. Looks like you just moved within state.
Sadly many are in their fifties and our state pensioners. Their pensions are quite high and they can live quite well retiring in their fifties. They love big government that made their useless careers so financially rewarding.
Sorry Alexandra, I live in a county that was always solid Republican, this last election it went blue for the first time in its history. We just had a big influx of Californians. They bring their politics.
If you are leaving California pls don’t make your next state the new California thank you
Yes, don't make that state another Democrat state
COME UP WITH A MORE ORIGINAL LINE!!!!!!!!!!
See Colorado, your fate isn't optimistic.
@@joylindadichamounix your welcome to sit in my hot tub, but if you shit in it, you gotta get out.
Is that better? Hah
@@Tholo-sy1oh I am not one of the homeless in L.A. You won't see me doing that! It's too bad that people who live in state act like they own it. Only Mother Nature owns it.
Who watching this from California? 🤚
I'm a native nothern Californian. Although I hate the ultra liberal politics, I could never leave because of family, weather ( can't tolerate heat and humidity) and it's just home. The only other place I would've ever considered moving to is Seattle about 20 years ago. Forget that now.
I'm watching this to see where not to go if I get the opportunity to evacuate from California. I mean why the hell am I going to flee California, just to move next door to the very people I ran from?
@@Ulysses1994XF04 ... haha, sad but true!
@@mindgames8878 I’m considering moving back in land to Sacramento. Currently living in the Bay Area as I tagged along with my mom when she got a good job opportunity but everything is so disgustingly expensive.
Not for much longer!
A good friend of mine who relocated from Austin, Texas to California for personal reasons has now relocated from California to Phoenix, Arizona for financial reasons. Plus the Governor in California has LOST HIS MIND. LOL
I am tired of people whining about CA but I HATE New-sance & Garcetti.
I hate Gavin New-SANCE too.
Yes Newsom is an asshole.
Yeah nobody voted for him. Election fraud here
He is a TOTAL DICK. I have never been so afraid of any politician as I am of him & Eric Garcetti.
Very surprised Austin, Texas didn't make the list.
👆🏻can 2nd this. Can wait to get tf out of Austin, and Texas overall.
@@legenarylemon Don't let the door hit you in the ass.
@Keith Jones Anywhere you go will turn into a shithole. Bad attitude doesn't work anywhere. Hope you have a nice life.
@Keith Jones I lived in SoCal and hated it and when I finally ended up in Austin it was paradise at least in comparison. Thank God you’re out of my city we don’t need you
Keith Jones nah, that wasn’t it...It had more to do with snobby elitist fucks like you
Please don’t let it be near me, please don’t let it be near me, please don’t let it be near me.
Amen!!
How many people are not surprised by Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Dallas being on this list?
Virginia was the only one that surprised me.
I hate it. Arizona is slowly turning blue. Assholes. They move here and think if they move, everything will be better. But, they vote blue and bring all their problems here.
@@yoHOBODAN destroy everything they touch :(
Hobo Dan liberal institutions cease to be liberal as soon as they are attained
@@yoHOBODAN you realize that most Californians who leave are conservative right? In the video, he says for quite a few of the areas, if I remember correctly, that politics is the reason Californians move to specific places. The reason Arizona is becoming liberal is because of increased minority voters and more young voters. Arizona is goin blue and there ain't shit y'all can do about it 😀
The LAST place you want to move to is a "fast growing area."
Awesome ☆★♡♥.
@@rvw3022 Well there goes the neighborhood.
exactly. I want to move somewhere no one is moving too before people start raising the price of real estate
Californians making the whole nation expensive
Actually, the growing popularization of real estate investing is making the whole nation expensive
Them and Illinoians
Remember when Angelinos and New Yorkers were talking about this thing called GENTRIFICATION... Yeah, its coming to a town near you. Your small town with cheap rents and tax rates will now be developed and becme a thriving city for hip 20 year old hipsters, Millenial yuppie families, with luxury apartments and trendy bars.
This is the REAL ESTATE industry, they are using CRA(Community development) loans for their speculation. Remember those Subprime mortage loans in 08, well this is similar but now it's in the inner cities and small towns.
Real Estate Investors only purchase the land as an investment , they build all these trendy new building and jump up the price , and virtually nobody will be living in these buildings but the land value of the city will skyrocket and cause majority of neighboring business to move out. Once their value is huge they sell and whoever buys outdues the development and sells to an international investor.
The subprime mortage was almost the same thing, cheap loans were given out , and the traders were profiting by buying out these loans and reselling them. These development companies are doing the same thing. The consequence comes once defaults and the realization comes to light that a scheme is in place.
The real estate industry wants you to think that it's CAlifornians jumping up the price, but its actually them and CA and NY's are the first wave... Texas is about to get hit since hteir real estate values are going up, but once a dem gets elected(like BETO) , its game over and the Corporations will have to pay up or leave elsewhere , and once companies go full outsource to Mexico(the new Trump deal) , cities like Dallas will turn into Detroit. If Biden wins, we can see this process accelerate, but even if a RED wins, it's only delaying.
During the 08 recession many CA's flocked to Texas, if a new recession hits in 2021, we may begin to Texans flood Oklahoma. Wash rinse repeat.
@@robroux5059 20 year old hipsters? Do you even know what the demographics of this country looks like? There's fewer and fewer young people every year and there's not enough of them with the kind of money to buy houses, let alone gentrify a city.
Any state who welcomes illegal immigration, which goes against the laws of the US, gets what they deserve. Stop voting Democrats into office and you will see fewer crimes being committed against those of us who do deserve to be here. Find out who runs your state and vote for those who will make it better.
Long time subscriber , love your videos. I feel the urge to comment on the Oregon/Portland ... It is not " unrest" or " protesting" ... I think it time to be intellectually honest and call it what it is 130 days of violent riots that have caused several Deaths and millions in property damage. Thats not a " protest".
I’d call it unproductive extremist complaining and yard sign posting. 😋
I wonder how much of the movement to Norfolk, Va has to do with Naval personnel changing their duty stations from San Diego to Norfolk.
True, I live in Huntsville, AL. When I meet someone from CA, they're here because they work for a defense contractor, the military, or NASA.
yes indeed...
And because Californians are infecting Virginia, the government is banning guns...just like California.
Everything, its about 5,000 sailors and their families that moved here. We lost the Lincoln CSG for the Stennis CSG. I saw a lot of California and New Mexico plates all of a sudden when the move happened. So much so we got a non stop flight to San Diego, so thats fun
Probably the majority... too much nuance for Briggs this time around though...
Eastern Colorado is basically just Western Kansas
Passed through Colorado for the first time this year, and I was astounded at how fast the landscape changed. Once you come down from the front range, it's just....nothing.
And Northwest Oklahoma
The first time I flew in to Denver I was stunned on how abrupt the change from plains to mountains was. I expected it to be much more gradual. You're not kidding.
Ha! Worked for 3 years on Buckley AB, and we often referred to Tower Road as the Kansas State Line.
And western Colorado is just Eastern Utah haha. That thin strip of cities and high mountains in the middle of the state is ‘Colorado’
Came to California 7 years ago for my job and leaving since my job ended. Everyone said it was expensive to live here. When I initially moved here it wasn’t too bad but it’s time to go everything has gotten ridiculously expensive and the smoke from the fires don’t help. I did enjoy my time here. 😊
I'm a local in L.A. and I agree with you. Last 5 to 7 years, outta sight.
I was offered a job there 20 years ago in San Diego and I had a feeling boy you do not belong here take your unemployed ass back to New England on unemployment so I went back to New England to college. Turns out even people are leaving San Diego now sad.
To make it in California you need generational wealth, otherwise it’s tough as shit to make it here especially in the Bay Area or LA where many homes cost 1 million and over.
well put
Not really, went to school in a medical program that cost me $25k and am making over $100k
Killer Kamm Not everybody is able to make 100k, in most cases people just can’t pick up and leave and move to California unless they’re wealthy. California’s Middle Class is being obliterated.
No u don’t lol😂😂ppl keep talking like it’s impossible to afford. It’s more expensive if u don’t like it go live in Arkansas
Vincent It is if you live in the Bay Area or LA. Many homes cost 1 million plus.
I knew Denver, Portland, Las Vegas, Seattle, and Phoenix would make the list yet I'm also surprise New York City also made this list.
Yes, because you're not getting a break on cost of living.
It would explain though why NYC has for many years now felt so California-ized. Go to Manhattan especially and so many of the people are obviously from CA.
Suuuuupppeeerrrrrr Democrat nowadays
I notice that Briggs forgot to note a pretty major difference between California (at least the coastal south) and New York.
*The weather*.
And all the NYC transplants moved down to DC. Seriously, there’s a ton of them in the suburbs.
10. Boise CDL
9. Richmond Norfolk
8. NYC
7. Anywhere in Florida
6. Denver
5. Portland
4. Las Vegas
3. Seattle
2. Phoenix
1. Dallas/San Antonio
Great video Briggs. I’m sure the cities you mentioned in this video will also be in the top 10-20 most moved to cities for Californians in 2020. The wildfires, pandemic and the economy will be the main contributing factors for their continued exodus. This has been some wild and wacky year. Keep the awesome videos coming.
I remember seeing “Don’t Californicate Colorado” bumper stickers in the mid 1970’s
Its the Texans now that native Coloradoans despise. A lot of the Californians have gone back to CA or moved elsewhere. The hate here in Colorado is now focused on the texans. I hear and see it ALL THE TIME!!
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Used to go to Colorado as a kid back then. Came back 40 some years later and it was too late.
Ryan Warren true Texans are some of the awesomeness people I’ve met. You’re in the Californicated parts.
@mjncad you're definitely in the minority here in Colorado....
We are leaving California because of the high price of living here. We got a fantastic amount for our house but don't have enough to better ourselves here and the politics are awful. It's one party rule and the Mayor of Los Angeles and Governor Newsom doesn't want the state to recover from the pandemic. It's their way of protesting the President. That and recent surveys show the California populace supports a long lasting economic and lifestyle shutdown. Probably to 2022. We just got back from looking for a better state to live in and Utah and Mississippi, Tennessee , Georgia, Idaho, Wyoming and Nebraska are such a breath of fresh air in attitude and housing prices.
I’ve lived in California my whole life and can’t wait to get out. We are checking out Eastern Tennessee and are also considering Huntsville Alabama (a lot of high tech employment) and parts of Georgia (not anywhere Atlanta). Good luck to you!
Yup, CA has a Democratic super-majority. It's what you get when the Democrats are in charge of everything.
Wow, are you all really leaving? As a native 3rd generation Californian, I love it here. Since you don't, I'm sure we're all glad that you're leaving. Since the year I was born, the population has grown by 29.3 million people. Maybe it's time some move elsewhere.
At least you recognize the stupidity there
@@stevyd yep, stay there!
It’s funny that Californians are moving to Seattle while the current residents are in basically in a slow motion evacuation
Hate rain and snow, love the sun! Aloha Hawaii here I come! 🏄♀️ 💙💙💙
I'll stick to my home state Louisiana. It may be shit but it will never be crowded.
Not crowded now. Keep the food a secret or you will get flooded.
I know about the wonderful Louisiana beaches. Is this why Louisiana doesn't promote them?
@@MrJames1471 what wonderful beaches? They’re ugly and nasty and stay away! Never come! There’s definitely nothing to see!
@@totallynotme6720 Okay, buddy 😉
I dont mind downgrading but Louisiana is other level.
I hope Californians don’t move Souith East ,we love our 2nd amendment rights
So do a lot of Californians.
Kahinur Nessa guns don’t kill people people kill people. You can say good bye to guns. Leave my rights alone.. thanks
Didn't even watch the first minute of the video before you commented, did you? Idiot.
Colorado's been thoroughly Californicated. It may be time to leave, as it's lost. We used to be able to hide southwest of Denver, but Denver (I.E. California) politics has finally completely ruined the state. This is sad, because it was really nice in the late 90's when I escaped California.
The saddest part is that over 40% of Colorado’s population still votes for Republicans. Cut off Denver from the rest of Colorado and that will make the rest of them happy.
This is the TRUTH. It’s grieving to the majority of Coloradoans. It truly is. Now, Coloradoans are having to move because of the enormous toll this influx of people from California are having on the state. So many of them are voting politicians and changes in that are creating the same unsustainable conditions that they moved away from in CA. It’s like they simply don’t get it. Please, if you’re from California and you are wanting to find a place to call home - PLEASE do not make your new destination Colorado.
I've been considering moving to Colorado from Connecticut (I'm not a leftist, don't worry), but I'm concerned about just running into a bunch of Californians turning it into a blue state soon.
@@mirzaahmed6589 I hate to break this to you, but it’s already pretty much a blue state. I would look at Idaho (except for East Idaho, unless you are Mormon). It’s solid red, getting more conservative by the day, and it’s beautiful, especially in the Northern side of the state. There are lots of Californians, but most are incredibly friendly.
I know. So many people.
I was surprised that Salt Lake City didn't make the cut.
Mormons
It is really expensive there and there is not much to the economy nor diversity...
@@e.tezani3877 SLC is very Democratic. The most liberal part of the state.
Unless you're Mormon, why move to SLC when you can move to Denver?
@@elreydeloschangos SLC less expensive than most places in CA, however, lack of diversity in SLC is an understatement!
Virginia is mainly in part due to Military being stationed in those areas, especially Norfolk
Nobody moves to Norfolk because they want to. Its all Navy Sailors being moved from San Diego
ABSOLUTELY 💯
SCREW THAT! I live in southern Maryland and it's way too expensive here to rent and buy a house. I got a bachelors degree in 2008 but I couldn't get a decent job because EVERYTHING is government/military and they show favoritism to those people who have connections. Other than the public sector though there are ZERO decent jobs, so we don't need Californians coming here taking whatever jobs may exist, buying all of our low home inventory, and driving up our already ridiculously high housing costs!! Stay the hell in California because we don't want you here and we will raise some hell if we find out you are from there. You wanted to try to make it big in Hollywood or L.A. and now you want to come here because you realized it's way too expensive there. We are NOT going to put up with it.
Wonder if the government wanted the people movement public in this case.
@@wrestlerx8494 I was born in Norfolk VA. Just try to keep me out 😝
Wrestler X
All U.S citizens are allowed to live wherever they like in the U.S (withOUT your permission.)
I'm a little surprised Austin is not on this list. I'm assuming that so many of them moved there that they made it too expensive so now they are fleeing to other cities.
The property taxes in Austin are crazy! That’s why!
Probably.
@@Dan-gq7sr where are the billboards you're talking about? Any intersections you can name?
Gage Young their “cultural offerings” are the problem. Texas has plenty of culture, we don’t want the Californian cultural infusion giving our state more cancer.
@@Dan-gq7sr Would you kindly look up those billboards and let us know what intersections they're on? I haven't seen any.
If it wasn’t so expensive, I’d move to California so I could run for office and fix some policies. But it is so expensive, and because of only that reason, everyone and Anyone who wants to help is forced out
That is pointless.....
If your acting skills is worth a Oscar then head over here and run for office. I might move from LA to Phoenix soon(i have family there). Also there was a good earthquake Yesterday.
Laura Loomer and Dianna Lorraine tried running here and realized how screwed up the GOP and and Legislature are and eventually left. They’re now running for office in Florida
California is only too expensive because too many people moved there. Once enough people leave, it'll be a good place to live again.
Just learn to make more income, and then we can meet up and work together to turn CA back into a clean conservative place to live.
I’m from Baltimore County, Maryland to Vancouver, WA last January. Left Maryland for the job industry I’m in.
I don’t hate Maryland, just wanted to experience a new environment.
Suzan H I do miss Maryland. One of the few states that legitimately has all four seasons, within 3 hour drives from mountains, beaches, big cities, countryside and a bay, and has a lot of job opportunities for people in legal studies or in the medical field. It isn’t as bad a state as a lot of people claim
Born in DC, worked in AA County, retired, and moved to Oklahoma... miss the State, not the traffic!
Hello from just north of Seattle . I bet you shop in Portland to save on sales tax and live in WA for no income tax best of both worlds. I moved here 2 years ago from Louisiana . How do you like it here ?
Michelle Flores I actually only end up shopping in Oregon when I’m traveling for work in southern Oregon. But I like the area a lot. It isn’t TOO different than Baltimore County but it’s definitely a good change that I like so far! Why did you move from Louisiana?
@@adamhelfer8061 As long as you're not in Baltimore...
I’m moving too but I ain’t tellin’; hope my new hometown stays small and quaint.
A couple from California just, like last week, bought the house next to us in Hammond, Louisiana. Sight unseen, off an internet posting. We haven't seen them yet, but California must be pretty bad for people to be buying in Louisiana small towns without even checking out the house.
LOL, I did the same thing but in another state
Your gona hate louisiana, that state is a shithole! If the levies break again your fucked! I would never live there even if they gave me a free house!
I think I would spend a week or so in a area to get a vibe before doing that.
Not to worry. Your new neighbors will soon start telling you how stupid and backwards “y’all “ are and how your town needs more programs and “better” services.
They don’t get the wetness issues (humidity, hurricanes, floods.)
I moved from Tulare, CA to Vancouver, Washington a few days ago. I love it out here
This explains why Florida man is stranger than ever.
Florida could use another bath
@@spicychad55 Florida has enough crazy, we dont need California stupid as well
@@hdw237 Florida republicans smoke so much met h they killl their own brain cells, doing the jobs for Californians LOL
Spicy Chad florida is growing fast for a reason its not how you think it is
@@1457-x1k we need to wall off Florida they are worse than the mexico drug cartel
Dallas was a surprise. I live in Phoenix and Californians have been known for raising housing prices here. So I thought Phoenix was the sure winner.
It isn’t just the folks from California. There’s a lot of people relocating here from the east coast too now like New York. The housing prices have gotten crazy and I’m so glad I bought mine 5 years ago.
I’m in Amarillo TX. Investors from California are remotely buying up so much residential real estate over here it’s ridiculous. Almost all of them are willing pay more properties than local investors even if they’re overpaying.
Exactly right! I live in Colorado and Californians (and/or other residents in states that have exorbitant living costs and economies) doing this literally changes the situation in real estate, overall life in many ways, and cost of living in any place they do this.... it drives the costs up, as sellers begin to cater to the higher bidders, but the incomes and salaries/jobs stay the same for the residents in that state. So, it causes such a high market (rentals do the same) that a states’ own people can no longer afford to live in it. It’s epidemic anywhere influxes of Californians (and similar states) flood in to. There is also a trend happening now where Californians are not leaving the state, but rather, are buying up properties in various states and renting them out in incredibly high rent prices - that far exceed incomes of the local residents of any area, and this is causing a major problem as well. I realize the video doesn’t want people to mention this or complain, but it’s simply the truth.
@@reddae6910 That stinks...
In July I went to western Colorado with my son for hiking and camping. Everywhere we went, we met Chicagoans, something we had in common. I asked a few why. Most common answer, they love the laid back lifestyle. Note this was not Denver or Colorado Springs. But Durango was one place we stopped where this seemed common.
We moved from Sacramento to Meridian/Boise Idaho over 3 months ago & absolutely love it, should have vacated California years ago.
My son lives there. It’s too rural for me, and they have no major sports teams. Peaceful, though.
and what job do you have?
Please come back. Californian needs you to help paying high taxes, fees and healthcare for the illegals.
I moved from California back to my home state of Louisiana in 2015.
Glad to see that you got out of California :)
@@eliezerrabbinowitz4180 I am glad too
@Android Phone thank you
Couldn't afford it, huh? Most of Louisiana is AWFUL....
@@ryant.warren5737 I had no family in California after my marriage ended and wanted to come back to my family and friends.
My wife and I called a real estate agent in Montana, when we said we are calling from Seattle the lady agent told us she's getting a insane amount of calls from Seattle, her comment was people are flocking to Montana from Seattle, this place is going to be a hell hole very soon.
Portland was bad based of my experience before now I thinks it's straight up unlivable too, up there with LA or NY.
Yup. There are some interesting informational RUclips videos made by Montana realtors about moving to Montana. Bozeman is called “BozeAngeles” these days. Just had family move there from the Midwest because of a job. A small house came with the job and they have family in the state from growing up there years ago. But they’re just understanding what it’s like property value-wise now since they’ll probably need a place of their own to retire. Just very strange property values everywhere from the western exodus right now. I don’t think it will end either.
@ that Nevada governor tho, don't trust him
I feel bad for you Montana. I love your state. Traveled through once a year to go hiking at national parks. Hopefully the extra ultra left doesn't take over. Maybe they won't like Montana. I live in Iowa and often those people who come here leave. They say there is nothing to do.
Leaving Cali? Please leave your voting record at the door on the way out.
Sadly, they don't. The ones leaving are just less far left then where they're leaving, but still have a very left ideology.
We sill
Florida surprised me, the humidity has to be a killer for them.
I hope its unbearable and they leave.
lol it ain't slowing them down and bunch of New Yorkers and Jersey people as well. Ughh so fucked.
Live in north Florida, moved in 2016 from Ca, mild humidity just during summer months
Bron and raised in FL. Summer all year long gets old. I plan to move to Denver or SLC.
Dapro I was in Denver, suffered lack of oxygen, not only me, my daughter too, I don’t know where you live in F, yet my area 30 min south from st Augustine has 3 -4 hot month with mild humidity, the rest of the year is just wonderful.
Here in Greater Houston., I think we get more NY, & Midwestern people. Canadians also. It used to be CA & FL mixed with domestic and International of course.
Houston is such a foul city. Trump will still win Texas, regardless.
@@rachelmareywinn I don't care about politics or religion. Y'all can keep it. As far as "A Foul City", well that's every city in The United States Corporation working under the same so called democracy.
@@rodneywashington2017 any Democrat-run city is foul and Houston gets worse every year.
@@rachelmareywinn So called conservative cites are also in the Southeastern States. Liberal states ain't got a pot to piss in. Yet, alot of their states are poor as hell. Conservatives stab you in the back. Liberals stab you in the front. Texas might be mostly conservative, but Texas is run like Texas. That's why it's successful here. I agree we got some trash politicians here, but in The Untied States Corporation, that's ALL across the board. Same system.
Rachel Marey Winn damn bro you really own the libs there
I recently discovered this channel and have become addicted. Especially since I have been wanting to move out of CA and seriously started looking at the start of 2020. I appreciate all the data you use in your videos along with sarcasm! 🙃
@ Jessica.... He’s not being sarcastic. And neither are any of the people asking folks from CA to not move into their state. Blessings
@@reddae6910 I was commenting on his channel in general, as he stated in one of his other video’s that people can get offended by his sarcasm. I know sarcasm comes from truth. I also know that many people don’t want others to move into their state whether they are former CA residents or not. However we all can move wherever we want so people move all the time. And being a person who is very much not native CA but came here for awhile. I plan to move again (as I don’t find CA to be home). So I will venture, and when I find place that feels right I will make home whether grumpy people me to move in or not. Cheers
@@reddae6910 Just because someone is from California doesn't mean they're a bad person or a greedy land developer. Some are just regular folks who can't afford to live here anymore and don't want to be priced out. Neither would we want to price the locals out. So why should we be at each other's throats on these comment boards without knowing each other? That's the problem with social media nowadays!
I am surprised Austin Texas wasn’t mentioned. Briggs, I know you have mentioned Austin in other videos. This place just keeps growing so much the infrastructure can’t even keep up with it! And yes, mostly with people from California. And of course other places too. You say Idaho and Colorado complain the most about California transplants. You forgot to mention Texas too!
I could've sworn Austin was going to be on this list too considering its the most liberal place in Texas
I'm glad that Austin is not on the list. We got more than enough Liberals from California.
@@howellwong11 look here's one 😂
Well, sure, Austin is liberal but hardly progressive. Like our infrastructure is behind that of many major cities. Well, let’s just say all of the US major cities are behind the major cities in the rest of the developed world in terms of infrastructure and urban development. 🤷🏻♂️
So yes, you can say liberal in a sense of free-spiritedness and social tolerance. But when it comes to say public transit? Well, let’s just say Austin finally rolled out a plan to connect downtown to the airport via the Capital Metro light rail , and locals are already bitching about and fighting it. 🤷🏻♂️
I'm originally from Austin and it NEVER could plan and execute required infrastructure. The story of how it obtained its present airport is a hysterical case in point. The folks who make the most lucrative living are the hundreds of consultants to the city government. Unfortunately, enough emigres from SoCal have settled there that every bloody roadway now has an abbreviated street name. Used to be a nice place to live; now it's not even a decent place to visit.
I live here in California and let me be honest and truthful about how it feels to live here; your a caged elephant with freedom to roam around the land provided its writhing your budget. Your payed this amazing job? Sure but Expect higher rent to match it. We live like poop for a better word, absolutely nothing about our lives here is easy. We have the highest taxes, meh education, and nothing close to improving the homeless situation. It feels like living here is a ticking time bomb waiting to go off. I can’t wait to get a transfer job, aka bridge job, out in Dallas and never look back on California. The beautiful weather is blocked out by the problems we have and debt the state owes.
Well said. I moved here in 2013 and it is nothing like it was then. My job ended so I am out. Moving to Texas as well. Hope you get your transfer.
Totally agreed, not the same California we used to love in the pass. Homeless and taxes are major issue. Now adding higher crime rate. Its time to go off grid soon for me.
Big Dick Black Didn’t know all that. Not a native so I guess I wouldn’t. I did enjoy my time here. Meet great people and saw so beautiful places. Will cherish the memories 😊
@ Thanks for all the stats, it will not change the fact that where I live is poorly run by city council. Some cities may have less and some have more. My city happens to have more homeless than ever before. Thats enough for me to sell everything and move. I will surely miss the weather no doubt. Buying land accross state line. Homestead is doable for fraction of the price.
California native in the Bay Area. And I say, preach! This is all truth.
I think before this year most of the Californians arriving in Texas were actually more conservative than most Texans. Makes sense given how intolerant California is against conservatives, and how radical Leftists would be miserable here. However, I suspect that the 2020 refugees may sadly include more economic escapees rather than folks seeking out a more politically free and conservative place. I worry about some parts of Texas because of that.
And the other way around... As your comment clearly shows... I'd bet you conservatives are a lot more intolerant, buy hey, to each its own. It's just a stupid comment, that's all. And seriously? Politically free? That's the dumbest statement of the century
@ Lol!!!! Very likely 🤣🤣🤣
Elvira F
How did you get such a negative energy from Squire Waldo’s comment?
@@jenlinds1 Haters gonna hate. Elvira rather proves her angry intolerance even as she thinks she is being clever. There is no room for disagreement or even just different attitudes amongst our intolerant Regressive Leftists. Only conformist hatred and a profound resentment against those they define as 'enemies'. Sad and pathetic but as she says, to each 'its' own.
@@SquireWaldo You are also not being very tolerant when you label left-leaning folks as "intolerant Regressive Leftists". Pot, meet kettle.
appreciate the videos! i'm a Californian looking at other states as a means of planning my life (i'm 28 years old). i've lived here my whole life and it's becoming more obvious as the years go by that i need something different. videos like this help put things into perspective for me!
Just please don't come to Utah. We are FULL
Next week makes two years since leaving California to move to Dallas, TX and now I'm in the process on moving back to California. California weather and ocean view has me sold to come back home.
The weather in Dallas does suck.
Good! Bye!
Carbage Man Thanks.
what do you do for a job? I moved to cali last year for a job but due to many things i dont have a job..its been so hard to find one.
@@RubyLuna7 Good luck with that. California is doing the best they can to destroy small business, which is the source of the vast majority of new jobs.
I live in Dallas and it’s an amazing city but I’ve been on vacation in Austin for the first time this past week and I think I like it here more. Tons of Californians here too!
Yes, I made note of that in case I have to move to Texas. Already left California once, and I'll probably have to leave Colorado for the same reason. Leftwing infestations are cropping up faster than you can relocate.
@@CarbageMan left wing politics are the best but they need to get it in their heads that they wont attract people with high property/income taxes... that's where texas politics shine is that everyone in texas will agree that the low taxes is great.
@@LaurenSchraderMusic You seem to be confusing left-wing with libertarian. What happens is that the left-wing moves in and brings big government and high taxes with them, being totally unaware that what made those places great was less government and low taxes...and don't get me wrong, I'm also not in favor of right-wing fascism. Colorado was delightfully libertarian in the 90's, but the left decided they needed to "fix" it.
@@CarbageMan you're totally right, that was my mistake. I am definitely a libertarian but there are some things that I agree with that are leftist ideals such as universal health care -- due to the fact that I am disabled and would be fucked if I didn't have healthcare. Right now I am still on my dad's but here in a few years I am basically going to have to marry my gf to get insurance. I don't really have faith that sleepy Joe will win the election (you can NEVER trust the polls, especially after 2016). Also, before you consider leaving Colorado, if you enjoy the weather there then do NOT move to Texas. Austin has really expensive pricing compared to Dallas but Dallas summers (which last about 5-6 months) will make you feel like you are melting and there are plenty of people that can't be outside for long before they start suffering from heat stroke. I would love to move to Colorado for the weather but at the same time I'm not sure if $1800 for a one-bed in a decent area is worth it compared to the $800 we are spending in North Dallas (south of Richardson) lol
@@LaurenSchraderMusic We'll have to disagree on the definition of libertarianism. I'd say it includes radically free markets, from the perspective of the left and the right both. I agree with the left when it comes to real rights, but not when it comes to so-called "positive" rights. A perfect example is your right to contract, which includes marrying whomever you want, and for that matter, as many people as you want. I don't believe that's the state's business, but neither is my income.
Weather here is definitely better than LA, and, yeah, Texas. Colorado has gotten expensive, but that's the cost of the big government they brought. One of the features of Colorado, though, is that you can move out of the big-government neighborhoods (for the time being) and get good value. Sadly, SW Denver is no longer far enough away, and neither is the springs. Ft Collins is still okay, from what I hear.
Thank you for the video, Briggs! I live in Sf and I've been thinking about where to move for the last two years... it's a shame how Cali is getting annually worse
Just don’t take SF politics somewhere else leave them there. America doesn’t need that
Move to a smaller city in California
I've met some freedom loving patriots from California.
In 1977 when i moved there, the majority were pro American. I got out in 04 to NV.🤠
Patriot here in CA looking to GTFO. Just don’t know where...
@@hotwheelman4pops Michigan is nice and affordable. I grew up there. Unsure about that governor now tho.
@@hotwheelman4pops 89061
Unicorns
I am going to guess Austin. Watching to see if I am right.
Fort Worth native here.
I'm sure Austin is #3 among Texas cities.
@Johnny Dominguez #3 in number of Californians, #1 in Californization
Cool.
As a born and raised Californian of 38 years, I've seen my fair share of out of state license plates.
I think it's fair to say that most of these people that you see moving from Cali, were here to see what all the fuss was about. Historically, it's been that way for ages.
People come from all over.
It's a tale as old as time.
And I think that your opinion is the elephant in the room we just did not have the computers to calculate these movements as we do now but if that's true then one would think that would make your state pretty unstable.
So bottom line, how many total Californians moved to red states in 2019 alone? I'd like to find an accurate estimate on that.🤔
So do your own research.
I am a Campfire survivor from Paradise California we are Republicans in Northern California and Southern California is Dems we want to move to a Red state so waiting to see what happens on November 3rd
@@cindysoto7341 your house standing?
@@number27k51 we are staying in are RV but no and are family has left the area too
@@cindysoto7341 so sorry. Have a a house in des moines ia. wanted a trade. Plz take care. Good luck.
Isn't California due to loose electoral votes and congress representatives from all the people leaving compared to states that are seeing population growth?
One can only hope
@Keith Jones Your are a loser. How's that?
@Keith Jones I usually just compliment the few folks who manage to spell "lose" correctly. They often turn out to be speakers of English as a second or third language.
@@stalkinghorse883 *You.
Likely possible but will remain a highly populated state for a variety of reasons that want or need to remain here.
Yea...definitely knew Phoenix would be on here.
Great video and true list, just need to add Arizona and Texas to the list with Idaho and Oregon of states who hate Californians. Just kidding - anybody coming here to better their lives are welcome.
My parents moved the family the greater Seattle Area in 1976 from California when I was 4 years old. Seattle was a small city with big city amenities. Now it’s super crowded. If I could move to a city like Seattle was in the mid 80’s that would be great.
Burlington Vermont was like that it also got pretty crowded as well recently.
I think it might be interesting to see what state has the most 55+ communities. My wife and I RV and we like 55+ parks but not because we don't want to be around kids. It's their parents who want to party loud and late that we don't like.
Good to know. I have some friends that moved to Portland Oregon and Phoenix Arizona. They all ask me to come move there. For now I am staying put in California. I never lived anywhere else and I am comfortable here. I just learned to live within my means. Nothing fancy just a simple life.
I moved from Rancho Cucamonga, California to Manchester, New Hampshire just recently in July of 2020. However, I am looking at Massachusetts next year.
Oh god... Massachusetts is a political hell hole
@@2dollab178 compared to where?
MA, why?
@Castleknight I have family there that needs me.
MA isn't bad, unless u hate cold n snow.
For every working age or retiring Californians that leaves the state, they are replaced by a homeless person or someone on welfare. Either imported or created by California's economic policies.
Like your opinion
Yes, that clearly explains why California, if it were its own country, would have the fifth largest economy in the world. People are SO funny
Good Lord cal is full of weirdos. Would not even go back for a vacation
@@LearnAboutFlow It used to be fith, not anymore
Waiting for the angry anti-Californian Idahoans in the comment section
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Pretty simple...Liberal Californians move to NYC, Seattle, and Oregon; Conservative Californians move to Idaho, Florida, and Texas.
Not entirely true. I've met TONS of liberal leaning folks from CA in Texas over the past few years. Enough to change Texas into a Blue state in the near future!!
@@ryant.warren5737 RIP Texas if that's the case
Ryan Warren
TX’s history is democratic till 1980. Only recently republican
@@jenlinds1 the term 'only recently' means 5-10 years max. NOT 40 years bro....
I moved from Riverside, CA to Tampa, FL 3 months ago and I’m NEVER looking back.
I am from Loma Linda. Thinking of doing the same. I want to move to Clearwater but I am nervous about the humidity and if how I handle it since used to only a dry heat. How was it? Is the humidity as bad as I think in the summer or should I not be as worried?
@@JB-sg1vy the humidity is not even bad, trust me. I grew up in Georgia my entire life and that’s REAL humidity lol. If you live in Clearwater, the ocean really negates the humidity. It’s not even that humid after it rains. That’s the only thing you’ll have to get used to is that it rains literally every day without fail. Sometimes for 5 minutes or sometimes all day. But you can bet money that it’ll rain at least once every day. Florida is my favorite place on earth and I wouldn’t live anywhere else in this country. I’m a truck driver and I’ve been through every contiguous State and can confirm that Florida is the best for the money, entertainment and livability. The jobs aren’t the best and minimum wage is like $8.50 but if you already work in a good industry, you should be fine.
Love you & love your comments! Yes, we live in Mesa AZ & know sooo many CA are moving here! You are right, yep, we have the golf communities & the golf carts running around! It is unbearably hot in summer but winter is perfect!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts ❤️
I knew we had a New Yorker problem in Virginia, I was completely unaware that California was contributing. I’m in the suburbs outside Richmond, which is largely red, but it’s apparent to me that we may not flip the state back and get rid of draconian gun laws being passed. I had hoped to stay here with all my family, but it appears I may need to bail next summer. Shame, I get a full property tax exemption here from being a 100% disabled combat vet, not many states do that.
Texas does that! You are welcomed here!
Rachel Marey Winn Yeah, I love Texas and Texans.... maybe because of my love of beef, guns, country music (George strait!), and general country stuff. The problem is that Texas is FAR.... I know Alaska does as well, FAR. Texas is also teetering though, and may swing left. If that happens, all those wonderful gun freedoms are gone. The constitution is toilet paper at this point. I’ll see what happens this election, and see where states are trending. I don’t have anything against liberals, some of my family and friends are liberals, I just don’t think criminals willing to murder are going to suddenly start obeying new gun laws.
@@armyretguy7365 My husband is almost an Army retired guy but he wants to move back to his home state of PA, eventually, which is way bluer than Texas so I don't want to. As a 3rd gen Texan, I feel that this is the last free state. Yes, Texas is far but some places have a lower cost of living that might make it worth the move.
Rachel Marey Winn I did consider lower cost of living. Tennessee gives a 100K deduction on the assessed value of a home (for 100%ers) but cost of living is lower than VA in most areas. Also West Virginia gives only 20K off assessed, but houses are much cheaper and it has the 3rd lowest cost of living in the country, while VA has the 11th highest. West Virginia is super red.... LOL.
@@armyretguy7365 Yeah we have a big problem with them coming here to Richmond. I'm in the suburbs of Richmond as well. I'm guessing you dont know many people. It's like every other person I meet is from California now.
Good and informative video. Keep it up mate.
Glad you enjoyed it. I will, thanks.
I’m in the process of moving from San Francisco to Grand Rapids Michigan. I love California but it’s time to move on
Solid choice, if someone wants to move to Michigan I would definitely say the Grand Rapids is a good decision
your cost of living will change so much, you'll be able to buy 6 homes in Grand Rapids, instead of just 1, and still afford 2 exotic cars! And lakefront property!
Good choice. Living in Ontario, Grand Rapids is waaaaay cheaper than SF, and seems like a nice and friendly city. It is also a growing city, which is important for jobs security and a safe envoirment. The weather sucks compared to SF, but you did chose The midwest 🤷♂️.
moved from (liberal) cali in 75 to Texas stayed two years (very conservative) then came to AZ and stayed. been here 45 years with a bunch of nice independent middle of the road folks. be ready to come to a middle ground view point here whether your left or right. lack of extremism works well and we want to keep it that way.
Californians are moving to cities that end in Texas, it's like they don't know any city or state exists if it's not in Texas 🤪👍
I grew up in Orange County, California and moved to Bentonville, Arkansas when I was 32 and never looked back, been 16 years and couldn't be happier about it, low cost of living, The Ozarks, clean air, no crime, what more do you want? But it is... Arkansas 👍🤠👍
We just moved to Arkansas from Oregon and we will never look back
Well, there goes Bentonville.
@@bluehand9631 Naaa dude, I'm a Libertarian not a Liberal Haha
@@mxfan1008 Now everyone knows about Bentonville. Not about you dude.
Shhhhhh hahaha! 🤫
Make a video about the people who work in San Diego but live in Tijuana. they're many.
Um. the borders closed. It’s now, either one side or the other. Not just a day ago.
I have a friend that was doing that temporarily. But, he had to actually find a place to live in San Diego once his boss found out where he was living. He works for the Federal Government.
I live in San Diego, theirs TONS of people that do that which is why you gotta wake up and start crossing at 3am to get to work at 7am.
Can’t say I blame them with the price of housing in San Diego. It’s either that or the common ‘2 full families in a 3bd house’
Anthony Fletcher that’s insane. Would be a terrible quality of life
@Sharylanne If you have money it is possible to get into the US. I read an article about one guy who had a couple of restaurants in TJ and he noticed some guys were watching his house. He bought a house in the San Diego area as he was afraid that they might try to kidnap his family. But this was about 20 years before Trump.
PSA to all Californians: PLEASE DO NOT COME TO TEXAS. WE LIKE IT HERE.
JE, How ironic, in the vail Colorado area in summer every other license plate is texass! Rich texasses leave that flat, hot humid craphole in the summer for Colorado,Idaho, Montana, Wyoming etc... thought texass was so great! And your everything is bigger in Texas is 2 1/2 times smaller then my Alaska!😂🤣
@@troyottosen8722 Not to factor in population density, which is less than 2 people per square mile in Alaska, though it’s because much of the land is nearly uninhabitable.
@@grahamturner2640 , Bullshit! Alaska has plenty of land that you could live on, especially along our southern coast, all of southeast Alaska is a temperate rainforest, very mild, the only thing keeping Alaska from being developed is much of our land is off limits to developing because it’s a national park, state park, wildlife refuge, or other federal controlled land, example? We have parks up here bigger then many states off limits to development! That’s just one example. Your a typical lower 48 person who has no idea how it is in Alaska!😉🤪🤣
@@grahamturner2640 Chew on these “facts”, Alaska is 1/5th the size of the USA, 360 million acres of land, 565 thousand square miles of land, 34,000 miles of coastline, only approx 780 thousand residents, and this might shut you up, only approx “1% of AK is developed “.Talk shit now!😂🤣😳
@@troyottosen8722 You shot your foot mentioning Alaska. No one wants to live in the light or dark half the year. Talk about suicide rate and poverty in Alaska. I live in Missouri so I am no TX fan either...
Saw a shirt in colorado that said/: “no one cares you’re from california”
I'd say "Good! Then don't raise a stink about it!"
As a native Californian for almost all of my life, I moved to South Florida back in August. I haven't looked back.
Thanks for the suggestions, I'm leaving California and never looking back. This place COMPLETELY sucks.
the Californians did a number to Portland
In the immortal words of Don Corleone: "Look how they massacred my boy."
@Frank Bohacek Did you have a stroke?
Atlanta and just started watching
Atlanta traffic. That would make someone from Southern Cal feel right at home.
great vid btw!
Wow Briggs! Happy to see that you're almost to 400k subscribers.
Always appreciate your research and quips, Briggs.
Glad you like them!
😯 Idaho??? 😢😭 I guess I'll knock that state off my list of potential residence.
A few years ago a buddy and I rode our Harley-Davidsons from South Florida to California and back over a two week period. We stopped at the Toad Suck Harley-Davidson dealer. We wanted to buy a t-shirt with the name Toad Suck on it. It was around 7:00 in the morning. There was one guy there unlocking a door, he asked us what we want. A t-shirt I replied. He took us in and let us pick out our t-shirts, we paid and learned he was the owner. Nice guy.
Cleveland, Ohio is where I want to buy a home. If I can convince my husband that the Great Lakes are an ocean with beaches, then I'm good to go!
Please don’t go to Cleveland . Ohio is horrible compared to the REAL Great Lakes state Michigan. Michigan has better property , better scenery , more beach front property , and a shit load of medical/ automotive jobs
@@No1reallydies In all honesty, I don't think my husband will move to ANY Midwestern state with me. I'm just fantasizing.
I hear Cincy ain't bad
@@juanitacarrollyoung2979 Your husband is a wise man.
Austin didn’t make the list, but San Antonio did. The latter is much more affordable because it’s much poorer, less sophisticated, much less nightlife, and the military makes up much of the economy.
Many of Austin’s native middle-aged residents have flocked to Round Rock, Cedar Park, and Leander in the more conservative and family friendly Williamson Co. A $350,000 middle-class tract home will get you a run-down old home near downtown Austin.
Moved from California to Texas in 2018 - Dallas Area - Best thing I have done in the last 10 years
I hate to have my city ruined so I wish there was a law that. a California Democrat was not allowed to move from their present cess pool.
Yes
Hi Briggs LOVE your videos 😊👏🏻
Glad you like them!
World According To Briggs I have been watching you for years now Sir! Keep up the good work 👏🏻👏🏻😊
As much as I want to leave california, I am staying here because of my Grandkids. If I was to leave, I would moved to a State where there is little to NO gun control
Texas, Ohio, etc type of places
AZ
So, you have grandchildren, but want to live in a place with gun nuts? Seems pretty absurd.
Psyonikx Cali has way more crime though
Big Dick Black Yea that fine but I’m talking about the rest of the crime. You ever been to San Francisco. Dude there’s more crime than Detroit. Crime is so in your face
HI, my name is Gina just wanna say, Branson Missouri is an awesome place.. Great for families and the outdoors and we're kind people
Sounds nice!
I've lived in CA for almost 30 years, am looking forward to 30 more, and am always impressed to hear how much other people love talking about it. xD
Dallas has a huge influx of californias due to the giant Corps moving their headquarters to Dallas/Plano / Frisco
I live in the area they also bring there ahole driving habits
@@muiscnight not gonna lie compared to other suburbs in DFW the most aggressive drivers I've experienced were in Frisco
@inspector morse police in the wealthier dallas suburbs get paid pretty decently actually.
@inspector morse oh ok. Yes that's makes sense that compared to England, penalties and punishments related to driving and traffic are less severe in DFW.
@inspector morse I was born in Kensington. I've always wanted to go back to visit
Why would anyone move from one overcrowded metropolis to another? I moved from southern California to a small Arizona town (pop 2500) - not worried about political unrest living here.
Bc they like city lifestyle.
Was going to move to Florida from Arizona. Now maybe the moon looks good
CA is moving there too and jacking up crater prices.
Be careful where you to choose to move within Florida. Lots of shitty places on that state....
@@ryant.warren5737 Yeah most of the state is a 3rd world shithole overrun by right wingers. There are a few pockets of blue that are worthwhile.
@@ryant.warren5737 You are right about that!
@D S You are right about that!
I moved from brown sky California to beautiful sw Oregon in 2010. I love it here! Green Earth, blue skies and water!
Are you affected by the fires right now?
Since I like HOT weather and the Ocean, Florida's got my top vote on this list
I've been looking into the northern Nevada, northern Idaho, and eastern Washington areas. I'm a conservative and hate my state government and stupid policies with a passion.
Im with you. Looking at the same spots, and even Northwest Arkansas
I'd lean towards Idaho if I were you.
Ayyy I’m you but opposite lol. I’m a liberal and hate my state government and stupid policies with a passion.
Come to Washoe County NV. We need conservatives to help us get our state back!
If you dont like government and stupid politicians Idaho isn't it.
I moved to Chicago from la, love it!!
I moved from Oakland, CA (Bay Area) to Chicago. It was the best decision I ever made! I love it here.
Oh wait until the winter ❄️ it may make you reconsider
@@Chris-ti3gq I made this move 5 years ago and have been through 5 Chicago winters. I love them!!
David Berlant oh shit you might be an Eskimo lol you’re a different type
Make sure to invest in a top-notch security system for your home fyi
It's NOT a "tired and overused comment"...
It's 100% true and the truth bears repetition.
I’d probably pick Dallas. I’ve been there and I really liked it.
Fellow California resident here just itching to get out of this state! Texas is our #1 pick so far, looking at Austin and San Antonio mostly. I guess it’s time we add Dallas to the list. Thanks for the great info!