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7 Things YOU SHOULD KNOW Before MOVING HERE: BERKSHIRES MASSACHUSETTS - Guide to Western MA
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2023
- Whether you're considering moving to Lee, Pittsfield, Great Barrington etc. this guide will help you determine if living in western Massachusetts is right for you. The Berkshires are an incredible place to call home for the right person. Dive into this list of 7 pros and cons about Berkshire County to see if moving here might be right for you!
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Omg!!! I am from the Berkshires!!!! Went to school there my whole life and raised my kids there…. Not a place for those looking for nightlife… IS a place for those looking for quiet, nature, hiking, wonderful place to raise a family..❤️
You have a nice presentation style, however, it would be great if you could include some pictures, videos of the things you are talking about.
Christmas in Berkshires is the best!!
Awesome. So helpful. Thank you.
Of course! Appreciate the positivity🙏
I am from Utica NY so I know severe winters.
Mighty lonely in that little corner. Although beautiful country,
It’s what you make of it! There’s community if that’s what you’re looking for.
@@LivingInTheBerkshiresMA Just bring a significant other.
#5 so true 🤟🤩🤟
Your're an expert on surfing and live in Pittsfield?
Haha yes! I studied at San Diego State but the Berkshires brought me back...
@@LivingInTheBerkshiresMA gotcha. You gotta miss the waves and warmth. ☀️🌊
High taxes and low jobs
Hi Michael, it's called taxachusetts for a reason... however the real estate taxes are far more favorable here than in many parts of New York right next door. As a young professional I have been offered jobs time and time again, in my opinion there is plenty of opportunity here and many businesses are very open about their struggle to hire and lack of candidates. I also know many individuals with well paid engineering jobs, trades people, medical professionals etc. Naturally there are more jobs in larger cities but there is opportunity here if you're looking for it.
That really depends on what you are being taxed for. In Albany NY there is a state sales tax, and county taxes that amounted to over 8% in the late 1990s /early 00's. Mass. did away with county government in the Berkshires, and the state tax was (and still is) around 6 percent. Also, as a military retiree, my pension isn't taxed by the state; not true in a lot of other places.
Taxes aren't that high in MA.
Thats why a lot of people commute from Vermont, into MA for Jobs. I myself live in VT, but commute into Pittsfield MA. Its the best of both worlds.