Chattanooga Tennessee is growing fast, all the open space is being filled with houses, apartments and new building. It is losing some of that small town charm, plus the crime rate is a little higher, other than that, I love it. Also, it is not for people with allergies or breathing problems. There are a lot of pollens here.
I live in Miami and my girlfriend and I plan to move to Chattanooga and when you compared the traffic to Miami to there it was a big sigh of relief lol!
My cousin lives on Signal Mountain in Chattanooga is at the bottom of the mountain and that place is a cesspool shootings every night illegals everywhere I think about it I'm staying in Northwest Florida Bama
After living on Miami pretty much every where else is better lol I left and now live in Naples FL feels like paradise although the heat in FL is definitely not for everyone unless you want summer all year long.
Southern culture has indeed evolved. If you're in search of Southern charm, it's wise to rent before purchasing, as the area is transforming, potentially losing its cultural essence. It may have been a better place to live two decades ago, but the full vision might not be realized yet, appearing somewhat disorganized currently. Red Bank offered a less chaotic experience, a cool and relaxed atmosphere where one could cross the street without the fear of being hit, unlike many others. The Chattanooga area can resemble a real-life version of Crossy Roads or Frogger. High-visibility clothing is recommended for pedestrians, and vigilance is crucial when biking or walking, as locals may not recognize the importance of these safety measures. Moreover, despite the belief that Mountain Dew and bologna are healthy, it's best to be cautious with such choices. Ultimately, the cost of living is lower, but often, you get what you pay for.
Hi I'm im also in Florida but was liking Chattanooga to live however I heard of the influxuation of migrants there and get very concern. You haven't cover the crime rate will you do so in another video? Thank you
My cousin lives on Signal Mountain and she don't even like going down there to Chattanooga the shootings every single day and night and there's immigrants and illegals everywhere it's horrid I advise against it Signal Mountain is nice but she doesn't even like leaving the mountain
Could you make a video talking about buying land and building in neighborhoods that have restrictive covenants? How strict? What they are really like dealing with? I personally understand keeping property values up, but just curious, notice a good bit of regulations on building in and around the city?
There are definitely a good bit of regulations in Hamilton County. Once you step outside into Bradley County, Sequatchie, Marion, it becomes a little less restrictive. Give me a call (423) 248-2101
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My first ever holiday was Chattanooga, and it was awesome. Loved the place. It hurt leaving.
From England
Do you have videos about crime rates and neighborhoods to avoid?
I lived in Nashville 2002-2016. I loved it! However it grew too much, became too expensive, and now I think Chattanooga is a better place to live.
@@JNeil1975 give me a call!
I lived in Chattanooga 2014 and 2015.
Chattanooga Tennessee is growing fast, all the open space is being filled with houses, apartments and new building. It is losing some of that small town charm, plus the crime rate is a little higher, other than that, I love it. Also, it is not for people with allergies or breathing problems. There are a lot of pollens here.
I live in Miami and my girlfriend and I plan to move to Chattanooga and when you compared the traffic to Miami to there it was a big sigh of relief lol!
Haha not even close to comparison! Give me a call (423) 248-2101 I'll be happy to answer any questions you have!
My cousin lives on Signal Mountain in Chattanooga is at the bottom of the mountain and that place is a cesspool shootings every night illegals everywhere I think about it I'm staying in Northwest Florida Bama
Very comprehensive video thank you!
So there is a project to spoil your beautiful landscape with three highrises ? By the way: Chattanooga looks like Bonn in Germany.
@@Alex-jb5tb very similar!
After living on Miami pretty much every where else is better lol I left and now live in Naples FL feels like paradise although the heat in FL is definitely not for everyone unless you want summer all year long.
Southern culture has indeed evolved. If you're in search of Southern charm, it's wise to rent before purchasing, as the area is transforming, potentially losing its cultural essence. It may have been a better place to live two decades ago, but the full vision might not be realized yet, appearing somewhat disorganized currently. Red Bank offered a less chaotic experience, a cool and relaxed atmosphere where one could cross the street without the fear of being hit, unlike many others. The Chattanooga area can resemble a real-life version of Crossy Roads or Frogger. High-visibility clothing is recommended for pedestrians, and vigilance is crucial when biking or walking, as locals may not recognize the importance of these safety measures. Moreover, despite the belief that Mountain Dew and bologna are healthy, it's best to be cautious with such choices. Ultimately, the cost of living is lower, but often, you get what you pay for.
Hi I'm im also in Florida but was liking Chattanooga to live however I heard of the influxuation of migrants there and get very concern. You haven't cover the crime rate will you do so in another video? Thank you
@@cintie45 give me a call (4234 248-2101. Would be happy to answer any questions you have!
My cousin lives on Signal Mountain and she don't even like going down there to Chattanooga the shootings every single day and night and there's immigrants and illegals everywhere it's horrid I advise against it Signal Mountain is nice but she doesn't even like leaving the mountain
This is totally true, I advise that no one come here.
Could you make a video talking about buying land and building in neighborhoods that have restrictive covenants? How strict? What they are really like dealing with? I personally understand keeping property values up, but just curious, notice a good bit of regulations on building in and around the city?
There are definitely a good bit of regulations in Hamilton County. Once you step outside into Bradley County, Sequatchie, Marion, it becomes a little less restrictive. Give me a call (423) 248-2101
Or unrestricted for businesses