@@naturallynwahometeam I'll mention you to my aunt and uncle, they're in FL right now but they'll be visiting there in a few days (they'll be the ones buying a house) so maybe you can show them around town, thank you for the reply!
Thanks for reminding me of Fayetteville. I remember it being a really pretty place. Brucies looks to be a great bar. I remember being in a bar there once, don’t know which one and England beat Germany 5-1 at football!! I love the old style of houses with the verandas - thanks for this video 🍻
Fayetteville has a couple of “highrise” condo buildings. I guess it would depend on your definition of high rise...they’re probably no more than 12-15 floors, but they’re a lot taller than the other buildings around them and they are considered luxury condos
My family is planning to move to NWA within the next 6 months but unsure of our best fit. Can you point is in the right direction? We are looking for land preferable with a cave or natural spring on it. Must have access to internet. I want to be no more than 20 minutes from restaurants and stores too. We would be building a home from shopping containers as well. Are there any areas easier to approve them?
I would be happy to point you in the right direction. You will likely be at least 20 minutes from stores and shopping if you’re looking for land that has no building restrictions. And finding land with a cave or natural spring will be like finding a needle in a haystack. How much land are you hoping to find?
Thank you for the informative video on Fayetteville, I m moving to Fayetteville by the end of this month but little bit confused about where to rent an apartment and what would be the cost. If possible, will you help me in this to get a good apartment in budget near university of arkansas?
Unfortunately I do not handle any rentals, and apartments are way outside of my expertise. The cost of apartments in NWA are all over the place, depending on the age and condition and what amenities are available. There are a lot of affordable options close to the university…I would check Lindsey Property Management to see what they have open.
I love Fayetteville. I lived there in 01-04 then from 07 to 2013. It's a great city to live in. I let my son ride the camel a few years back. It was good but it was $15 for them to walk him about a half a block. Dickson street is awesome. But most of all I used to love going to the razorback games. I used to live on rupple road off Weddington before it underwent the upgrade it had now. I was surrounded by fields at that time now its all city because of the constant growth.
@@naturallynwahometeam I believe you. I used to work with my sisters ex-husband framing houses in NWA. We built them anywhere from Bella Vista to Fayetteville. The demand was always there. Those red apartments down by Baum stadium are the last ones I helped him with.
@@bigcountry816 yeah you’d be amazed at how many new apartment complexes have been built in Fayetteville since then, and also what the Pinnacle Hills area of Rogers looks like
@@naturallynwahometeam I'm sure man. I here it's the 2nd fastest growing area in the nation. Me and my son are planning on going to a Razorback game this year. I haven't been to the stadium since the upgrade. I hope they didn't make it to where you can't see into the stadium from the parking lot.
The thing about Fayetteville is that everything is turning into new neighborhoods and apartments where every house looks exactly the same. It's expanding so much to the point where ten years from now the edges if town might be some of the largest areas in the city. You have to go way out for some peace and quiet. And the light pollution is bad so no stars for you.
A few comments: (1) Originally I was planning to relocate to Fayetteville this coming spring and was looking at the Weddington Road area which is much more affordable than the areas you were showing, as is Farmington and Prairie Grove. I didn't think your video covered those less expensive options, which are only minutes away from the areas you were showing (unless it is a football home game day), so you can get a newer house for less money and still be close to the action. I fit better politically with the cities north of Fayetteville, so will going there instead but will still be close enough to enjoy all the things you mentioned, such as Razorback sports & the farmers market, when it cranks up again. I have a realtor I am working with and cannot wait to make the move! (2) I know the exact spot you are talking about - coming over the hill and seeing the Fayetteville skyline. The scenery coming up the interstate is very nice but empty so you have nothing, nothing, nothing and you go over a hill and suddenly there is Fayetteville. (3) The other plus for the area, and this works for the other NWA cities as well, is that Fayetteville benefits from amenities in other cities such as the Naturals baseball park, Beaver Lake, Crystal Bridges in Bentonville, etc. In some ways it makes more sense to look at the area as one big city, even though each city has it's own "personality" and different demographics.
Very good points! There aren’t enough entertainment options on the west side of Fayetteville, or Farmington/PG for me to do a video specifically for those areas at this point. Those areas are growing though, so that could change in the future. You should drop your current agent and work with me, unless you’ve already signed an agency agreement. I can get you a better deal (not just on the price of the home, but on services before, during and after the sale). Hit me up!
What are these different demographics you're speaking of? We're looking into this area, coming from the Houston area. We like "the city", but would like to have some breathing room. I don't want to end up in a sort of, "boring" area of retirees or anything, plus I ride a motorcycle so don't want to annoy easily angered people with the noise and such. Basically just trying to find a casual, laid back fitting area.
@@spiderjerusalem4152 Springdale has a very high Hispanic population + a lot of natives from the Marshall Islands. This gets reflected in the mix of restaurants, etc. Fayetteville is a college town, Bentonville is mostly White with the #2 demographic being Asian (India mostly), Bella Vista started off as a retirement community that was discovered by families looking for better values in housing so it has an older average population (but getting younger every day) and resort type amenities like multiple lakes and golf courses. All of these cities are wonderful and you almost can ignore city limits. You might end up living in one city, buying groceries in another, going to church in a still different city and eating at a restaurant in still another. Want lake view property? Bella Vista or Rogers (and maybe Lowell). Mountains? That would be Bella Vista. Gravette/ Gentry / Cave Springs / Prairie Grove are all growing but still small towns close to everything. I would suggest making a few trips up to the area, spend a few days and get the feel for each area.
@@spiderjerusalem4152 Let me add to my previous comments. Years ago I was working a high stress job with lots of travel and needed a break, so I took a week long cruise in the Caribbean. I mentally played with the idea of "retiring" on a tropical Island and spending the rest of my life walking barefoot on the beach and collecting shells, but after a week I realized that this would be awesome for about a week then I would be bored out of my head. If you are coming from Houston then I would suggest renting for 6 months to make sure you are not making a "tropical island" decision that you will later regret. I grew up in Arkansas so am used to the pace of life here but I recognize that for some people (hopefully most) this is exactly what they are looking for, but for others used to a faster pace this could be a mistake.
Dear Eric, how is the community of Fayeteville (and NWA generally) behaving towards colored people, black and Asian etc people? Can you honestly tell me if there is some kind of racism? Thank you and sorry for the sensitive question.
I think you’d have a hard time escaping racism of any kind in any city in the US. That being said, I feel like NWA is very accepting of all races, especially Fayetteville and Bentonville
Where did you move from. I'm from Massachusetts. You think Northwest Arkansas is expensive. Check out the prices in Massachusetts. that's why I want to get out of here
There is a drive-through Safari park in Gentry, AR, which is about 20 minutes west of Bentonville. There is a Tiger/big cat rescue called Turpentine Creek in Eureka Springs, just 45 minutes east of Rogers. There is a Zoo in Tulsa which is less than 2 hours away. And there is plenty of natural wildlife all over NWA.
Fayetteville has a zoo... Its called Dickson st on a Friday night. Just sit back and watch you will see how fast it turns into a zoo. Any areas outside of city limits is a zoo with all the wildlife you can handle. I see 15 to 20 deer every evening at sunset in my front yard. Eric the videos are enjoyable. Keep up the amazing work.
@@joshuaperry2296 haha I bet Josh Perry’s house on a weekend is pretty zoo-like too with all those kids running around (including yourself)! Thanks buddy!
@Eric Eby The mural you are standing in front of at the beginning and end of the video has hills with teeth and eyes and bulls standing on it! To the left of Fayetteville is my Favorite Ville
The audio and video is pretty bad in this video. You could get rid of some of the shakes in DaVinci Resolve or Premier Pro. Not much you can do about the audio, other than maybe try doing a voice over of the whole thing.
The audio is mostly because of it being so windy the day I filmed. The video is supposed to be shaky because of the style of video I tried out. I do appreciate your feedback and thanks a bunch for watching!
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One of the best vlogs i've watched on youtube and need to admit i already fell in love with Fayetteville❤
Hey thank you for the compliment! Fayetteville is an awesome place!
I already live in Fayetteville but your video makes me want to move to Fayetteville again
Is their a lot of construction going on in Fayetteville? And how is the U of A as a school?
I'm moving to Fayetteville area from Europe this month and I'm pretty excited. :) Nice video
That’s awesome! What’s bringing you here from Europe?
@@naturallynwahometeam I'm taking part in au pair program. I will be live with the Host Family.
@@kaaacpeer very cool! I think you’ll really like it here!
Planning on moving over there next year, doing my research hehe great vid btw! (I'm living in the Philippines right now)
Hey Shanti! That’s awesome! Let’s connect before you move so I can help you find the right place!
@@naturallynwahometeam I'll mention you to my aunt and uncle, they're in FL right now but they'll be visiting there in a few days (they'll be the ones buying a house) so maybe you can show them around town, thank you for the reply!
Thank you Eric for the tour of Fayetteville. Lived there from 83-86 when I was a student at the University. Will return one day. #WPS
You wouldn’t believe how much it has changed
I want to go!
Come on!!
@@naturallynwahometeam no one to go with :(
@@danamumphrey2186 you can come solo and make new friends here!
@@naturallynwahometeam great idea? Do you want to be my friend?
@@danamumphrey2186 absolutely!
Thanks for reminding me of Fayetteville. I remember it being a really pretty place. Brucies looks to be a great bar. I remember being in a bar there once, don’t know which one and England beat Germany 5-1 at football!! I love the old style of houses with the verandas - thanks for this video 🍻
Come on back anytime!
Eric, as always TOP NOTCH.
Are there any highrise apartments or condos anywhere in NW Arkansas?
Fayetteville has a couple of “highrise” condo buildings. I guess it would depend on your definition of high rise...they’re probably no more than 12-15 floors, but they’re a lot taller than the other buildings around them and they are considered luxury condos
Interesting fact about the lawn in front of the first building on the university of Arkansas. Every tree native to arkansas is planted in that lawn.
That’s a cool fact, thanks for sharing!
My family is planning to move to NWA within the next 6 months but unsure of our best fit. Can you point is in the right direction? We are looking for land preferable with a cave or natural spring on it. Must have access to internet. I want to be no more than 20 minutes from restaurants and stores too. We would be building a home from shopping containers as well. Are there any areas easier to approve them?
I would be happy to point you in the right direction. You will likely be at least 20 minutes from stores and shopping if you’re looking for land that has no building restrictions. And finding land with a cave or natural spring will be like finding a needle in a haystack. How much land are you hoping to find?
Thank you for the informative video on Fayetteville, I m moving to Fayetteville by the end of this month but little bit confused about where to rent an apartment and what would be the cost. If possible, will you help me in this to get a good apartment in budget near university of arkansas?
Unfortunately I do not handle any rentals, and apartments are way outside of my expertise. The cost of apartments in NWA are all over the place, depending on the age and condition and what amenities are available. There are a lot of affordable options close to the university…I would check Lindsey Property Management to see what they have open.
I love Fayetteville. I lived there in 01-04 then from 07 to 2013. It's a great city to live in. I let my son ride the camel a few years back. It was good but it was $15 for them to walk him about a half a block. Dickson street is awesome. But most of all I used to love going to the razorback games. I used to live on rupple road off Weddington before it underwent the upgrade it had now. I was surrounded by fields at that time now its all city because of the constant growth.
You wouldn’t believe what all that looks like now!
@@naturallynwahometeam I believe you. I used to work with my sisters ex-husband framing houses in NWA. We built them anywhere from Bella Vista to Fayetteville. The demand was always there. Those red apartments down by Baum stadium are the last ones I helped him with.
@@bigcountry816 yeah you’d be amazed at how many new apartment complexes have been built in Fayetteville since then, and also what the Pinnacle Hills area of Rogers looks like
@@naturallynwahometeam I'm sure man. I here it's the 2nd fastest growing area in the nation. Me and my son are planning on going to a Razorback game this year. I haven't been to the stadium since the upgrade. I hope they didn't make it to where you can't see into the stadium from the parking lot.
The thing about Fayetteville is that everything is turning into new neighborhoods and apartments where every house looks exactly the same. It's expanding so much to the point where ten years from now the edges if town might be some of the largest areas in the city. You have to go way out for some peace and quiet. And the light pollution is bad so no stars for you.
Definitely lots of growth happening here
A few comments:
(1) Originally I was planning to relocate to Fayetteville this coming spring and was looking at the Weddington Road area which is much more affordable than the areas you were showing, as is Farmington and Prairie Grove. I didn't think your video covered those less expensive options, which are only minutes away from the areas you were showing (unless it is a football home game day), so you can get a newer house for less money and still be close to the action. I fit better politically with the cities north of Fayetteville, so will going there instead but will still be close enough to enjoy all the things you mentioned, such as Razorback sports & the farmers market, when it cranks up again. I have a realtor I am working with and cannot wait to make the move!
(2) I know the exact spot you are talking about - coming over the hill and seeing the Fayetteville skyline. The scenery coming up the interstate is very nice but empty so you have nothing, nothing, nothing and you go over a hill and suddenly there is Fayetteville.
(3) The other plus for the area, and this works for the other NWA cities as well, is that Fayetteville benefits from amenities in other cities such as the Naturals baseball park, Beaver Lake, Crystal Bridges in Bentonville, etc. In some ways it makes more sense to look at the area as one big city, even though each city has it's own "personality" and different demographics.
Very good points! There aren’t enough entertainment options on the west side of Fayetteville, or Farmington/PG for me to do a video specifically for those areas at this point. Those areas are growing though, so that could change in the future.
You should drop your current agent and work with me, unless you’ve already signed an agency agreement. I can get you a better deal (not just on the price of the home, but on services before, during and after the sale). Hit me up!
What are these different demographics you're speaking of? We're looking into this area, coming from the Houston area. We like "the city", but would like to have some breathing room. I don't want to end up in a sort of, "boring" area of retirees or anything, plus I ride a motorcycle so don't want to annoy easily angered people with the noise and such. Basically just trying to find a casual, laid back fitting area.
@@spiderjerusalem4152 let’s chat, send me an email eric@searchnwa.com. I can definitely help you figure out the best place to fit your lifestyle
@@spiderjerusalem4152 Springdale has a very high Hispanic population + a lot of natives from the Marshall Islands. This gets reflected in the mix of restaurants, etc. Fayetteville is a college town, Bentonville is mostly White with the #2 demographic being Asian (India mostly), Bella Vista started off as a retirement community that was discovered by families looking for better values in housing so it has an older average population (but getting younger every day) and resort type amenities like multiple lakes and golf courses. All of these cities are wonderful and you almost can ignore city limits. You might end up living in one city, buying groceries in another, going to church in a still different city and eating at a restaurant in still another. Want lake view property? Bella Vista or Rogers (and maybe Lowell). Mountains? That would be Bella Vista. Gravette/ Gentry / Cave Springs / Prairie Grove are all growing but still small towns close to everything. I would suggest making a few trips up to the area, spend a few days and get the feel for each area.
@@spiderjerusalem4152 Let me add to my previous comments. Years ago I was working a high stress job with lots of travel and needed a break, so I took a week long cruise in the Caribbean. I mentally played with the idea of "retiring" on a tropical Island and spending the rest of my life walking barefoot on the beach and collecting shells, but after a week I realized that this would be awesome for about a week then I would be bored out of my head. If you are coming from Houston then I would suggest renting for 6 months to make sure you are not making a "tropical island" decision that you will later regret. I grew up in Arkansas so am used to the pace of life here but I recognize that for some people (hopefully most) this is exactly what they are looking for, but for others used to a faster pace this could be a mistake.
Dear Eric, how is the community of Fayeteville (and NWA generally) behaving towards colored people, black and Asian etc people? Can you honestly tell me if there is some kind of racism? Thank you and sorry for the sensitive question.
I think you’d have a hard time escaping racism of any kind in any city in the US. That being said, I feel like NWA is very accepting of all races, especially Fayetteville and Bentonville
@@naturallynwahometeam Thank you so much for your answer dear Eric. Thank you also for your videos. You are doing a great job!
@@AaronGAchannel thanks for watching!!
We left Nwa because of cost
Where did you move from. I'm from Massachusetts. You think Northwest Arkansas is expensive. Check out the prices in Massachusetts. that's why I want to get out of here
I’m looking to move there later this year from Seattle. I have so many questions. Any chance I can contact ya and pick your brain??
Yes give me a call 479-263-1075
That never used to happen. But now, yeah it's a hippster place.
Coming in from phoenix next month hoping to fall in love with nwa. Everything here is shades of death and a holes 😓
You should give me a call before you come and I’ll help you plan some stuff to do
the problem with north west is there is no zoo
There is a drive-through Safari park in Gentry, AR, which is about 20 minutes west of Bentonville. There is a Tiger/big cat rescue called Turpentine Creek in Eureka Springs, just 45 minutes east of Rogers. There is a Zoo in Tulsa which is less than 2 hours away. And there is plenty of natural wildlife all over NWA.
Fayetteville has a zoo... Its called Dickson st on a Friday night. Just sit back and watch you will see how fast it turns into a zoo. Any areas outside of city limits is a zoo with all the wildlife you can handle. I see 15 to 20 deer every evening at sunset in my front yard. Eric the videos are enjoyable. Keep up the amazing work.
@@joshuaperry2296 haha I bet Josh Perry’s house on a weekend is pretty zoo-like too with all those kids running around (including yourself)! Thanks buddy!
😳 those hills have teeth. Can we talk about that? 😂
Teeth?
@Eric Eby The mural you are standing in front of at the beginning and end of the video has hills with teeth and eyes and bulls standing on it! To the left of Fayetteville is my Favorite Ville
@@sarasorrell8476 haha I didn’t even notice that 😂
Who did that? It's a neat style.
The audio and video is pretty bad in this video. You could get rid of some of the shakes in DaVinci Resolve or Premier Pro. Not much you can do about the audio, other than maybe try doing a voice over of the whole thing.
The audio is mostly because of it being so windy the day I filmed. The video is supposed to be shaky because of the style of video I tried out. I do appreciate your feedback and thanks a bunch for watching!
@@naturallynwahometeamAhh. It was a bit to jittery for me, which I am not used to from your videos. So I thought maybe it was done by accident.
His videos are ALWAYS top notch. Nothing wrong with the video at hand. When it comes to NW Arkansas- no one does a better job than Eric.
@@GarrettLevoy thank you for the kind words
You have know idea what you are talking about 😜 you never will be a fayetteville person.