Don't Move To Denver In 2024
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- Are you considering a move to Denver, Colorado? While it's a popular city with many great qualities, there are some reasons why it may not be the best fit for everyone. In this video, I share common objections from people who moved to Denver and ultimately decided it wasn't for them. If you're considering moving, watch this video before making your final decision.
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Good video Bill--nicely done. Very thorough. It's definitely sunny and brown in Denver.
Thanks so much Matt! I appreciate you commenting!
What about crime and homelessness? Both have skyrocketed over the past few years and i would think it's made a lot of people leave or not wanting to move to Denver!!
Funny that you're from Ohio and lived in DC. I'm from Indy, older sister moved to DC when I was a kid so have been going there for most of my life, whole family moved there in 2015...parents still live in Tysons/Vienna VA...moved to Denver in 2017 went back to DC for a while, lived in AL and TX then missed CO, have been in Littleton since 2021. All your points are absolutely spot on. Overall I love living here, maybe one day I'll move to Washington state or Oregon. Just don't know if I could do the damp/cloudy weather longterm...a couple of friends used to live in WA and said moss would grow on their cars lol.
Thanks so much for watching & commenting! There are a lot of things I miss from Ohio and DC, but nothing that would make me leave CO. I love how Denver is an easy flight to most places so we can travel to the destinations we miss & still return home to the Rockies. Cheers!
Nice overview of Denver and Colorado.
Much appreciated and thanks for commenting/watching! Cheers!
Tell me honest... is it better, worse, or same as portland oregon?
Haven’t been to Portland yet but from what I’ve heard Portland is more eccentric, and exciting of a vibe than Denver. Portland also has access to ocean, a much more humid climate, and green forests. I live just outside Denver and will say it is not for me due the dry climate, intense sun, and no access to the ocean. I want to move to Portland for these reasons.
My favorite part of visiting Denver (probably a dozen times a year) is leaving.
If you like to pay just over top dollar while having homeless shooting up in your bushes, and panhandling on every corner, and stealing anything you leave in your yard, Denver is definitely for you!!!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. Since you visit a dozen times a year, let me know if you want something to do outside of Downtown and the elements you mentioned. There are tons of clean & beautiful areas to visit within 10-15 minutes drive of downtown. Cheers and safe travels!
I live in downtown Denver, everything you said here is a lie... There is no homeless issues compared to other cities, shootings are primarily in the east in Aurora, very few panhandlers. We moved here from Portland Oregon , now that's a crap show!
@@chadl1876 Aurora is the location I would have to go..
Although I have been throughout Denver, Boulder and some of their venue's.
Nothing is all bad, but there is a lot in Denver, Springs, Pueblo, even remote areas like Alamosa.
But coming from Portland most anywhere would look better.
@@LivinginDenverBillKnapp I may just take you up on the offer
Yes, anything is better than Portland. We decided to move here after being in the middle of 2 different shootings in Portland. I have to say we have not felt threatened in any way here in Denver though. It also makes me sick to hear people try to make claims that Denver is some dangerous hell scape when it is most definitely not. @@gregorygrant8856
Crime, congestion and expensive
I would never move to Commieformia 2.0
Thanks for commenting and cheers to wherever you call home.
@ekuij,
That's a big complaint that I hear a lot concerning life in today's Colorado...🙄
Denver area is a liberal hell hole. Totally unlivable.
I appreciate your opinion and your comment. While I respectfully disagree as Denver & Colorado have provided an amazing life for lots of my friends and family, it is good to know you found a place to reside.
Denver is one of the biggest financial hubs in the world, trillions run thru Denver every year and the wages are also very high compared to red states! Very livable and allows individuals the extra income to travel the world.
@@LivinginDenverBillKnapp Between the massive homeless population, the massive drug-abuser population, and the massive crime-wave problem, it's literally unlivable. There are thousands of cars stolen every day in the Denver area and the state and local governments have 0 political will to even acknowledge the problem.
@onetruecasey
Thank you.
This is the kind of honesty that is unfortunately lacking when trying to make major decisions.
Denver is a big city, and you want to know where to avoid and where the safest parts are.
I'm sure Denver is gorgeous - just tell me which areas to settle in and which areas are sketchy...
@@mousetreehouse6833 That's all BS! I live in the heart of downtown Denver, there is no homeless or massive crime... Don't listen to people that don't live here or have never been here. Denver is one of the worlds top financial sectors, trillions running thru a year. You really believe they would let a lot of crime be around billionaires, NO.
32 year local. Transplants have ruined it. Look up Chief Niwots Curse.