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This is massive underselling of Omaha in my opinion. I came for the College World Series twice and loved it. The first thing I noticed about Omaha was that it's pretty. The entire city sits on rolling hills throughout the entire area. I've been to Omaha twice, and both times my initial reaction was "oh, this is so pretty...I love it here." Next I noticed how beautiful the downtown area is, including the bustling old market area, the beautifully landscaped area around the baseball stadium with ultra-modern buildings, and the nice main part of downtown which looks like a traditional downtown. Next I noticed how massive the historic area is, with homes from the 1900s-1920s stretching for many miles. They have lots of homes with front porches, huge trees, and hilly, picturesque streets. One thing that stands out is that Omaha didn't lose a lot of neighborhoods that in most cities would have been taken over by gangs and criminals. In Omaha, even the older neighborhoods with modest homes from the 1940s-1950s are clean, safe, and well-kept. I was amazed. Omaha also has some neighborhoods with their own little urban districts, like Blackstone, Dundee, and Benson. Loved all of them. I was also amazed on how many shiny, new modern buildings have gone up as people are moving back into the city. They also have some gorgeous parks in the historic area (Memorial Park, Elmwood Park) which are visible near the University of Nebraska campus, giving the center of town a clean, urbane vibe. They also have neighborhoods nearby with amazing mansions such as Fair Acres and Happy Hollow. Driving through these neighborhoods was one of my favorite things about the city. As you go west from downtown on the main drag (Dodge Street), the road opens up into 1960s-1970s-style sprawl with aging malls, gas stations, etc. However, Omaha did a very smart thing. They converted this road, once you cross the main interstate loop, into a beautiful new interstate going miles west from the city. Driving down that expressway you pass the new Omaha, showing off countless modern, glass office buildings where Omaha's numerous insurance and financial services firms are located. Seeing this reminded me that Warren Buffet lives here and Omaha is a prosperous city as a result. You also pass the original Boys Town, a sprawling campus for troubled youth that is quite beautiful. The city's nicest malls appear along this expressway and eventually the city's newest and most expensive residential developments can be found nearby. What fascinated me about this area is that unlike most cities, Omaha doesn't really have many suburbs. The main suburban area, which is massive, is all in the actual city of Omaha. Yet Omaha has done a pretty good job of urban planning, with a consistent street grid throughout the entire city and a consistent development pattern that gives the area a clean, organized feel, even in the suburbs. As a consequence of this development pattern, Omaha is unique in that the main city politically speaking is more like a giant suburb with leadership that seems to include professionals and middle/upper middle class households, something in most places only found in affluent suburbs while the main cities are dominated by lower income segments of the city. Omaha does have one segment of the city that is crime-ridden but the area is kind of tucked away in one corner, so most areas of the city are not dangerous. If I were selling the city of Omaha, my focus would be on how affluent, safe, prosperous, well-organized, and pretty the city is. Even in the center city, they have immaculate parks, shiny, new mid-rise apartment buildings, and charming restaurant districts. The affordability and the features such as college football, zoo, and relative lack of hot, humid weather I would consider a bonus but the main thing is that is pretty, very prosperous, and booming.
Henry Doorly Zoo is a must do in Omaha. It has some extreme grade hills, though, so if mobility challenges bring or rent a scooter. Eating is great so no need to bring snacks.
Thank you for the very informative video! I just now applied for an apartment complex in Omaha. I’ve lived in Texas all my life and am so tired of the constant heat (even often in the winter). It wasn’t my first choice (I wanted to move to Colorado) but finding cheap apartments was a breeze compared to Colorado. Hoping everything works out and that I’ll be a Nebraskan soon!
Thanks for clearing that up Tyler! Omaha has been a great city to me and my family since we moved in back in 2007. To add a couple more Pros we have an excellent zoo here really diverse one of the best in the world and growing every year. Also higher education is much more affordable here compared to other parts of the country not forgetting that Omaha is now known as the silicon prairie as giants tech companies are moving in making IT jobs very much available.
Thanks Jonathan. Those are great additions. I think I would like to some more research on the silicon prairie. I have heard it said but haven't looked much into it... thanks for sharing
Watching this now but moved here in 2017 from South Florida. I can say since moving here we have been able to afford more things, pay down debt, have a savings. Our car insurance dropped about $300, schools have been amazing for the kids, our neighbors are amazing people, our house payment is cheaper than rent was back home, traffic is better (we have yet to be tailgated, flipped off, cut off etc). Sure we have higher taxes here but we're still paying less than we were in Florida. We do miss the beach, being near water, a lot of the nightlife Omaha is lacking and certain types of food that we have yet to find here. While there may not be mountains here, I don't find Omaha to be flat compared to my home state, I love having seasons (though sometimes the wind with the cold kills me). I love having apples and pumpkins to pick, Christmas trees to cut down and actually feeling in the holiday spirit.
Moving to Omaha due to military. I am tired of family/friends telling me how horrible it is without having been there themselves. This video helped us a lot, thanks!
My husband and I both came to Nebraska via Offutt AFB. I came in 1981 and hubby in 1985. We both LOVE Omaha, Nebraska. It’s the best place both of us ever lived. Unfortunately we moved 215 miles west for my husband’s job in 1997 and we’re still out here on the Nebraska prairie. But in 2019 we bought an apartment in district 66 (Westside school district) and we now go to Omaha 2-3 times a month in summer and once a month in winter. I feel 25 years younger just being in the Omaha city limits. It’s so clean and the streets are on a grid pattern so it’s easy to get around. And there’s Nebraska Furniture Mart, awesome! A lot of military people retire in Omaha, even if they’ve left to go to other bases a lot return to Omaha for retirement.
Same. I am in Oregon and hate it, I just want somewhere quieter than the Portland area with nicer people at this point. I wanted TX or FL, I like it warm but Ill take winter if it means its managed and I can still get around.
@@Tyler_Bundy when is Omaha going to have a shopping mall downtown where I can buy Jean's, shoes, socks, sun glasses, and headphones? There ain't shit downtown Omaha
I lived in Omaha til I was 9 before my mom and I moved out to San Diego. One of my favorite experiences in Omaha was eating the cheese dip at Romeo's. Returned to Omaha on vacation a few years back and went to Romeo's about 4 or 5 times during my week long vacation.
The thing I love about Omaha is how low crime it is. It has a couple of bad parts. North Omaha is bad but even that is absolutely nothing compared to the worst parts of Milwaukee. And the rest of Omaha is great. Very safe for a big town
My uncle had a ranch in Halsey and my cousins enjoyed their time there. He raised quarter horses. Being a native Floridian my aunt was not happy with the snow. Later they had a 2nd home on the Platte River in the sand hills. They really enjoyed it as a getaway from Atlanta. You gave me a great idea for Tampa Bay/Pinellas County! Thanks!
I love the Old Market area. The most awesome records stored in the region are there, especially Homer's Music & Gift. Drastic Plastic is just across the street.
Great video Tyler! I might be moving back soon! For those considering moving to Omaha there are alot of parks, bike trails and golf courses! Short drive to multiple casinos! Great food scene and plenty of unique neighborhoods for nightlife.
I have lived in nebraska my whole life and i love it. Every one for the most pert are super nice. The zoo here is amazing and their is always some thing new to go see in the zoo.
Wow! People here are sweethearts! Only been here 2 days and honestly the only thing I do miss about Cali is that it never gets passed 65 degrees ! Haha was not ready for -0 temp! 😬
Tyler, as a native Nebraskan, you nailed it about Omaha. The taxes are a burden, just no two ways about it. The weather is tough, again, just no two ways about it. Check out Lincoln, Fremont, Grand Island, Hastings, Scottsbluff, North Platte, and all the other beautiful cities and towns. GO BIG RED!
I lived for 55 years in Nebraska, in or near Omaha and Lincoln. Now I'm in Florida. What do I miss, besides family and friends? I miss the outdoor events in Omaha (the arts and craft festivals, the Farmer's Market, Jazz on the Green, Shakespeare on the Green, Playing With Fire and the Soaring Wings blues events.) I miss the lively blues music scene, in fact if you like live music then Omaha is surprisingly good. I miss the Joslyn Art Museum. I miss Godfather's pizza, Runzas and Espana Tapas Bar. And I miss having a Guiness at Toads in the Old Market on a sunny afternoon.
Came across this because we are planning a move for next year. My in laws live in Omaha very close to zorinsky lake. We’re coming from Vegas. The only area that I know and like is zorinsky lake area. Can you give me any more neighborhoods or areas to explore similar to zorinsky lake?
Well thats Great! Zorinsky lake area is in West Omaha... Many of those neighborhoods in west omaha will be very similar to the Zorinsky lake area minus the lake... We live in Cinnamon Creek that is south west of zorinsky lake and we love it!
I have never been to Omaha or anywhere in Nebraska. However, one advantage of Omaha that I have heard about is their accent. Omaha is in a region of the United States where General American English is spoken. A big chunk of eastern Nebraska, Most of Iowa, a big chunk of western Illinois, and a thin sliver of northern Missouri is where this accent is spoken. Of all General American English, this area speaks the most general, generic, and non-descript accent in the United States. This is a good thing. It is one of the reasons why Omaha is a center for tele-marketing. I am from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and our dialect has some very distinct features. Boston and New York City also have unique accents.
Technically a skyscraper is defined as a building that is 150 meters or 492 ft. Also, I would consider a slight con to living in Omaha to be that it isn't very close to many cities. Omaha is an easy days drive to Kansas City and Des Moines but that's about it except for smaller places like Lincoln, Sioux Falls etc.
This is what I like to do for entertainment of going to museums, playing video games, and historical sites. I rarely drink and want a nice place that’s affordable for under $800 a month.
@Solitude Of Heart I wish I mean it sadly it’s like every house to have a roommate nobody could afford to live on their own by themselves anymore unless they have a relative that financially helps them combined with getting Social Security.
@Solitude Of Heart 12,00 wow I would thing a quarter or half cheaper. That’s the cost of what is out here in California. The part of California I am in and I live 2 hours north of Sacramento.
@Solitude Of Heart what most people don’t realize is that not all of California is the same once you get to North Sacramento it’s basically like living in the south minus the mount of churches in southern hospitality meaning it’s very Christian and very Republican and the cost-of-living is a lot cheaper here but it’s still kind of expensive. Once you are south of Sacramento in definitely west of Sacramento then the cost starts rising is California or divided up it would be generally everywhere north of Sacramento California would be its own state and it would be filled with a bunch of conservative Christian Republicans. When I hear San Francisco being called northern California I just laugh my ass off. Kids from places north of Sacramento moved to the big city because that’s where the jobs out well the older retirees in definitely Republicans move up here.
@Solitude Of Heart Me and my parents might be moving to Scottsdale Arizona in the next few years once my parents are able to retire. We had a family friend who lived in Chandler at the time and my brother was tired of riding and so he went to Arizona State and then he went to work on the East Coast and then he moved back and he’s now living in Scottsdale.
The hard thing to do if your looking for a lower cost of living with a higher kind of pay your gonna have a very hard to unless you move to an even lower population like the two dakota states. but you have the shopping centers that you cant get in those places due to the lack of buying population.
Hey I'm happy to help in any way that I can. The average income in omaha Nebraska is about 43k per year but it also depends on the industry your in. What's even more crazy is at the salary you typically can afford a 200k house which comes out to be about 1700 per month for a 3-4 bedroom house and has about 1700 sq/ft. Shoot me an email or text and we can talk about more specifics for you! Tbundyhomes@gmail.com 4024036208
Born and raised in Omaha. Omaha is and always has been discounted as a small town. Metro area is pretty large. Every big city has its issues. Outside of Omaha and Lincoln if you really want a corn life its there. I moved 6 years ago to the south with no regrets . Visit KC pretty similar. LIVE IN LOUISIANA BUT I AM STILL GBR!!!
honestly, as a Floridian who is exhausted of tourists and tourist attractions, I genuinely think not having that kind of stuff to do wouldn't bother me, as long as I had some nature stuff to do.
Omaha looks like some parts of Tampa do from what I see. I take a connection to it maibe because of that. I see a midwest feel kinda thing and a place I could relax in.
Hei..That is a good fact about property taxes that you have shared . Do your kids attend the public school ? I wish I could get an opportunity to become a teacher in one of the public schools here in Omaha. I am here since June 2018
My kids do attend a public school here. Each school is different and i would encourage anyone do do there research... Im so grateful for teachers an hope that if becoming a teacher here is what you want to do to make it a goal of yours!!!
@@Jolly4012 yes and no. All depends on connections. I am good friends with the vice chancellor at the medical center. Let's connect over phone and I can get more details of what your looking for. 402 699 6226
Omaha and Lincoln have a lot of schools which that is good because most kid can now get educated and tried to graduated most in Omaha help students know what it means and how they know which I really like this place I lived in Omaha for 12 years and 4 month which is pretty good. Omaha is a pretty good place to relax, chill, and best place to have fun in Omaha
VERY safe for a big town. Now, when I say safe, thats relative. Its still a city and no place Omaha's size is gonna be as safe as a city of 50,000 or less people. But for a big town, its really safe
The Rose Theater for Kids shows, the Lauritzen Gardens, and Passport Nebraska during the summer to find lot of fun things around the entire State. Dirt track racing, Apple Jack festival in Nebraska City.
@@Tyler_Bundy; Stay in your beautiful state and city, don't ever Go to New York, Seattle, Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, or Orlando, you will Regret it. And don't ever, and I mean EVER visit New Jersey. You live in a NICE PLACE, remember that the People MAKE the place. Or brake it.
Moving out on my own as a 21 year old, been thinking about moving to Omaha from friends who lived there, is it an affordable place for someone on their own at my age?
Big question to someone who lives in Nebraska. What city in Nebraska is closest to Colorado or how far is Omaha to Colorado? Living in California I've grown quite fond of marijuana and as much as I'd like to move to Nebraska I would not like to give it up
I lived in Nebraska for 8 years. I love the open air in the countryside and the downtown market. There's a ton of cool bars all around Omaha. But my favorite thing to do is to waking up and seeing the curves of my beautiful ebony wife
I am from Hawaii and have family in NE. I Love Omaha. Probably would never have ever visited there if not for my brother living there. Constantly considering moving there. Love the people and the pace and I love long drives and lack of traffic. Just the winters scare me. Great video brother Aloha. Oh and cost of living except for high property taxes NE if you’ve never been you don’t know 🤙🏽
Tyler Bundy - Omaha, NE Realtor Yup family is a big reason because my son lives in Omaha with my brother. But cost of living and things here aren’t the same as it used to be.
I was at Ralston HS when the '75 one hit. Watched it formed, touch down, rip up Bay Meadows, damaged our new wing of school, hit Wentworth apts, then on to Omaha.
Hey Kris, school district is usually one of the most important considerations on where to live. I made a video on this very thing. If that really isn't important to you let me know what is important to you and I'll point you in the right direction.
Its a big nothing burger as most homes that had high level have a mitigation system installed and the rest have level that are like the rest of the country.
Looking for cities to move with my new family and this seems perfect, I hate New York so much a studio is on average over $1,500 in Manhattan and no I’m not kidding.
I showed my friends from abroad two pictures: one is green lawns and bright sun, the other is thick snow and gray sky. They don’t believe me that it’s two consecutive days in Omaha...:/
Public schools in Omaha are not good. I lived there when I was little, and I moved to Texas. I was really behind compared to my other peers I had to stay after school pretty much all of the school year. When I came back to Nebraska they were so impressed by how smart I became
Omaha is awesome, its one of the fastest growing and amazingly affordable cities in the US, its better than many many cities in the US, promise you! Liberal, Immigrant here! It keeps getting better every year!
@@AD-eq4kndon't know your definition of boring, enlighten us with your view, boring is a vague term and relative to every person, compared to coastal cities thats have beaches or even has mountains nearby, or touristy & glamorous like Vegas, ofcourse it feels boring, but as a Midwest growing city of 500K people, it is not boring, there are a lot of good areas to enjoy spending your time, lots of food, bar, music scenes all over town like Benson, Blackstone, Capitol, Aksarben, Maple, around central dodge, even surrounding cities like La Vista & Papillion are working on some entertainment & rec areas, there are rivers and lakes around, old market area is cool place to hang out, and the downtown area is getting a major $$$ renovation, thats gonna make it more enjoyable & connected, also Casino's across the river, botanical gardens and the Worlds No. 1 Zoo, if you are feeling adventurous head out a few hrs to Calamus lake area, State Parks, or Snake valley for waterfalls, tho its a bit far. Now I do agree that it feels a bit dull once you leave the city limits cause there is nothing until you hit a town, also within the city cause there aren't mountains around, or the craziness of a much densely populated city & the kinda traffic that comes with it, Omaha is spread out, and definately the city needs to work on old roads and make them look nicer & dark, and beautify some areas near the airport, and heading to the zoo and all, its one major reason for boring I think which the city hasn't gotten right, its a lot about visually pleasing mostly that changes people's perception, and I too feel that way in some places around town, But its a really good place to live, and growing, adding more things to do & enjoy, population is growing, and if some improvements are made in some areas I mentioned above it would be even gr8 and touristy, so I would say Yes, but a bigger NOO! Just my 2 cents!
@@SuperDynamite666 music scene? Theres not much music scene in Omaha. Theres more in Lincoln. You can only go to the zoo so many times. The museums are not that great either. Theres not a lot to do in Omaha
@@AD-eq4kn I think the city will be more active & vibrant with time, Ive lived in other bigger cities & traveled many, & besides the 5 best places to hang out in these places, it got boring quick there too, so unless u r talking about mega cities like Tokyo or NYC, u will find most US cities r boring after a while, mainly those that can't get mainstream media attention, thats why I think if Omaha & Nebr was blue it would get so much media attention, it would be a completely diff thing, but thats a diff theory and argument for another day. I think its what's surrounding the city, that keeps you wanting for more maybe, like just scenic places, hiking, mountains, kinda stuff which we do lack, and we could use a bit more population and expand to Lincoln oneday to become a really big metro area full of life & activity, but for now thats the reality of the plains, the State could do more you know to promote itself, its a big state and has many great places to see & visit, & attract people from all over, but its lacking in promoting & supporting commute options, & innovation to drive more inner & outer tourism. Its mostly the state for me is the problem not the city itself. I don't know ur age or experiences tho, those things matter a bit too. Omaha is a place you either love or desire something more from & love seeing growth & expansion, but definately not a place to dislike by any means! I also moved here from GA u know im not native Omahan, yet I keep praising while wishing more, so Im not totally away from what u mean, but there are a lot of things and places around here and its much safer, also easier to commute around town so that makes it worthwhile for me! I love this city, but wish to see more done at both city & state level in the coming years!
East and west coast aren't making fun of such places as Omaha anymore, because of great schools and family life is a great thing here, -unlike where they once lived, !!!
Hi Tyler, thanks for the video on Omaha, NE. Our family is relocating to NE, near Superior & Hastings nearest farm land. 🚜 Do you have videos on that area? I currently drive 45 minutes to get to my job 19 miles away 🤪 crazy, I know. Is the humidity awfully uncomfortable to live with? Lots of mosquitoes? Etc...
That is awesome! I do not. Humidity is very subjective, but I really don't think it's that bad... the last week has been great with cool evenings. I once visited Alaska and was shocked on the number of mosquitoes. so, if you compare here to there, we are mosquito free!! ;)
I've lived in Omaha since 1986. By far the worst thing about Omaha are ridiculously high taxes on property. And I'm tired of hearing people use low house prices and good schools as an excuse. The schools aren't as good as most schools in neighboring states with much lower taxes. And the home prices have gone up greatly in the last few years. Government spending is out of control and nobody is acting as a watchdog. Also, if you don't care about sports (me and most of my family) there is very little to do. And the city has missed many opportunities to cheaply and easily fix this. Omaha has some nice, relatively big lakes. They also have some big signs at the entrances to these lakes which tell you about all the things you are NOT allowed to do there. And this causes an exodus every weekend to other areas and other states to do outdoor activities. I was born and raised in a little Iowa town with a population less than 2000, which has a beautiful lake with a beach, skiing, power-boating, etc. and a NASCAR track. By comparison, Omaha, with a metro population somewhere around a million people has none of these things. Seriously. Some of the good things about Omaha are that most of the riff-raff from other parts of the country stay away. And the people are very high quality due to the effect of the climate on the lazy, aggrieved, slovenly types. Cold, hot, wet, dry, better have a good plan for self sufficiency here, because it's a terrible place to live under an overpass! But the people who are here are indeed the best thing about Omaha. And that is BECAUSE it's a red state, and not in spite of it Tyler. How are those blue cities looking these days? Also lots of homes available. Lots of great shopping and many, many great places to eat & drink are also great things about Omaha.
Grew Up in New York City, been to London, Paris, Barcelona, Washington DC, lived in Seattle and I Absolutely HATE BIG TALL BUILDINGS, and I also lived in Chicago, do you know how Disgusting those buildings ARE??!!!
I grew up there... So know it well... Smaller, slower pace and transit is rough going from the north side to the south side. UNL is there and so is Husker Football. it has its differences but I prefer Omaha personally.
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Tyler Bundy - Omaha, NE Realtor I’m in Bellevue, NE and I’ve been in Omaha, NE a lot and I love it!
Sammie Play’s Adopt Me! Wow how long did it take you to travel there? I hate long car rides
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@@baggiemetro7339 Omaha metro area is great. Very steady and pretty recession proof
@@baggiemetro7339 well... while I can speak to you business plan I can say that Omaha loves there meat and potatoes.
This is massive underselling of Omaha in my opinion. I came for the College World Series twice and loved it.
The first thing I noticed about Omaha was that it's pretty. The entire city sits on rolling hills throughout the entire area. I've been to Omaha twice, and both times my initial reaction was "oh, this is so pretty...I love it here."
Next I noticed how beautiful the downtown area is, including the bustling old market area, the beautifully landscaped area around the baseball stadium with ultra-modern buildings, and the nice main part of downtown which looks like a traditional downtown.
Next I noticed how massive the historic area is, with homes from the 1900s-1920s stretching for many miles. They have lots of homes with front porches, huge trees, and hilly, picturesque streets. One thing that stands out is that Omaha didn't lose a lot of neighborhoods that in most cities would have been taken over by gangs and criminals. In Omaha, even the older neighborhoods with modest homes from the 1940s-1950s are clean, safe, and well-kept. I was amazed.
Omaha also has some neighborhoods with their own little urban districts, like Blackstone, Dundee, and Benson. Loved all of them. I was also amazed on how many shiny, new modern buildings have gone up as people are moving back into the city. They also have some gorgeous parks in the historic area (Memorial Park, Elmwood Park) which are visible near the University of Nebraska campus, giving the center of town a clean, urbane vibe. They also have neighborhoods nearby with amazing mansions such as Fair Acres and Happy Hollow. Driving through these neighborhoods was one of my favorite things about the city.
As you go west from downtown on the main drag (Dodge Street), the road opens up into 1960s-1970s-style sprawl with aging malls, gas stations, etc. However, Omaha did a very smart thing. They converted this road, once you cross the main interstate loop, into a beautiful new interstate going miles west from the city.
Driving down that expressway you pass the new Omaha, showing off countless modern, glass office buildings where Omaha's numerous insurance and financial services firms are located. Seeing this reminded me that Warren Buffet lives here and Omaha is a prosperous city as a result.
You also pass the original Boys Town, a sprawling campus for troubled youth that is quite beautiful. The city's nicest malls appear along this expressway and eventually the city's newest and most expensive residential developments can be found nearby. What fascinated me about this area is that unlike most cities, Omaha doesn't really have many suburbs. The main suburban area, which is massive, is all in the actual city of Omaha. Yet Omaha has done a pretty good job of urban planning, with a consistent street grid throughout the entire city and a consistent development pattern that gives the area a clean, organized feel, even in the suburbs.
As a consequence of this development pattern, Omaha is unique in that the main city politically speaking is more like a giant suburb with leadership that seems to include professionals and middle/upper middle class households, something in most places only found in affluent suburbs while the main cities are dominated by lower income segments of the city. Omaha does have one segment of the city that is crime-ridden but the area is kind of tucked away in one corner, so most areas of the city are not dangerous.
If I were selling the city of Omaha, my focus would be on how affluent, safe, prosperous, well-organized, and pretty the city is. Even in the center city, they have immaculate parks, shiny, new mid-rise apartment buildings, and charming restaurant districts. The affordability and the features such as college football, zoo, and relative lack of hot, humid weather I would consider a bonus but the main thing is that is pretty, very prosperous, and booming.
I have made newer videos to try to capture how great it really is. Thanks for sharing
$200K will buy you a nice Treehouse here in LA. 😂😂😂
Well if I ever decide to add a tree house to my portfolio... ill know where to look!!!! Lol
Same here in Toronto lol
200k is a garage in mass too. My middle class house cost $650,000.
Bellevue/ Mercer island Washington would laugh you outta the realestate office
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Warren Buffet loves it. I live here for like 20 yrs now and I like it .Locals are really nice no traffic no pollution.No high crimes.
No traffic? Have you been on W Dodge express way between 132 and 180th at 5 PM?
No pollution? No high crimes? Come out west. We fuck around AND find out.
@@derekwynn3202 Pretty sure north Omaha is where the crime is at.
Henry Doorly Zoo is a must do in Omaha. It has some extreme grade hills, though, so if mobility challenges bring or rent a scooter.
Eating is great so no need to bring snacks.
Super expensive though... im thinking of doing a video on just the zoo!
Probably the only thing to do in Omaha
A D actually we have some great college teams, we host the College World Series, and we have great schools especially in west Omaha!
@@lizzion great input!
Thank you for the very informative video! I just now applied for an apartment complex in Omaha. I’ve lived in Texas all my life and am so tired of the constant heat (even often in the winter). It wasn’t my first choice (I wanted to move to Colorado) but finding cheap apartments was a breeze compared to Colorado. Hoping everything works out and that I’ll be a Nebraskan soon!
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Thanks for clearing that up Tyler! Omaha has been a great city to me and my family since we moved in back in 2007. To add a couple more Pros we have an excellent zoo here really diverse one of the best in the world and growing every year. Also higher education is much more affordable here compared to other parts of the country not forgetting that Omaha is now known as the silicon prairie as giants tech companies are moving in making IT jobs very much available.
Thanks Jonathan. Those are great additions. I think I would like to some more research on the silicon prairie. I have heard it said but haven't looked much into it... thanks for sharing
Watching this now but moved here in 2017 from South Florida. I can say since moving here we have been able to afford more things, pay down debt, have a savings. Our car insurance dropped about $300, schools have been amazing for the kids, our neighbors are amazing people, our house payment is cheaper than rent was back home, traffic is better (we have yet to be tailgated, flipped off, cut off etc). Sure we have higher taxes here but we're still paying less than we were in Florida. We do miss the beach, being near water, a lot of the nightlife Omaha is lacking and certain types of food that we have yet to find here. While there may not be mountains here, I don't find Omaha to be flat compared to my home state, I love having seasons (though sometimes the wind with the cold kills me). I love having apples and pumpkins to pick, Christmas trees to cut down and actually feeling in the holiday spirit.
Lol, u in the good part of Omaha then.
@@Olivia-su1ch which part is the good part?
We are considering moving from central Florida ourselves
I was in Omaha for 5 years.. and I loved it.. even now I’m no longer there, I always miss this city..
I’m looking to move there! I’ve never been to Omaha but I am looking to get away from Atlanta’s $3000 monthly rent for 1BDR and TRAFFIC
Same
Living in Marietta outside Atlanta for School, looking at Omaha as well.
Moving to Omaha due to military. I am tired of family/friends telling me how horrible it is without having been there themselves. This video helped us a lot, thanks!
If you are looking for a home would love to help!
My husband and I both came to Nebraska via Offutt AFB. I came in 1981 and hubby in 1985. We both LOVE Omaha, Nebraska. It’s the best place both of us ever lived. Unfortunately we moved 215 miles west for my husband’s job in 1997 and we’re still out here on the Nebraska prairie. But in 2019 we bought an apartment in district 66 (Westside school district) and we now go to Omaha 2-3 times a month in summer and once a month in winter. I feel 25 years younger just being in the Omaha city limits. It’s so clean and the streets are on a grid pattern so it’s easy to get around. And there’s Nebraska Furniture Mart, awesome! A lot of military people retire in Omaha, even if they’ve left to go to other bases a lot return to Omaha for retirement.
It's pretty much settled that I'm moving to Omaha out of necessity. I'm just watching this to know what to expect
Are you moving for a job? I'm happy to assist in any way I can!
@@Tyler_Bundy no I was offered a place to stay. I'm homeless thanks to Coronavirus
Same. I am in Oregon and hate it, I just want somewhere quieter than the Portland area with nicer people at this point. I wanted TX or FL, I like it warm but Ill take winter if it means its managed and I can still get around.
I'm from Va and over NYC and the east coast all together, I get it!
@@Tyler_Bundy when is Omaha going to have a shopping mall downtown where I can buy Jean's, shoes, socks, sun glasses, and headphones? There ain't shit downtown Omaha
Sounds like somewhere I can relax in. Just what I want.
I lived in Omaha til I was 9 before my mom and I moved out to San Diego. One of my favorite experiences in Omaha was eating the cheese dip at Romeo's. Returned to Omaha on vacation a few years back and went to Romeo's about 4 or 5 times during my week long vacation.
I’ve lived in Omaha my entire life. I love it here, and am putting it as the setting of my urban fantasy trilogy.
Love this Geralt
Hey have you finished your work on the books? What’s it called?
@@tickledaddy5296 I have not. I’m working on the first one. I’ll eventually get them done. It’s taken some time though
@@geraltofrivia3887 5 months later. Made any progress?
The thing I love about Omaha is how low crime it is. It has a couple of bad parts. North Omaha is bad but even that is absolutely nothing compared to the worst parts of Milwaukee. And the rest of Omaha is great. Very safe for a big town
My uncle had a ranch in Halsey and my cousins enjoyed their time there. He raised quarter horses. Being a native Floridian my aunt was not happy with the snow. Later they had a 2nd home on the Platte River in the sand hills. They really enjoyed it as a getaway from Atlanta. You gave me a great idea for Tampa Bay/Pinellas County! Thanks!
Glad I could help
Omaha seems to look a lot like Tampa for some reason, if I cant go to Tampa, I might have a similar option.
I love the Old Market area. The most awesome records stored in the region are there, especially Homer's Music & Gift. Drastic Plastic is just across the street.
Well said!
I bet theres some cool Saddle Creek rarities there
I recently relocated last month. Sadly Drastic Plastic is gone. Homer's is still there.
They have traffic jams in Omaha and, I'll tell you, that's the worst five minutes of every day! They don't have rush hour, they have rush minute.
Great video Tyler! I might be moving back soon!
For those considering moving to Omaha there are alot of parks, bike trails and golf courses! Short drive to multiple casinos! Great food scene and plenty of unique neighborhoods for nightlife.
Well Miguel, I would love to help you in that process!
I have lived in nebraska my whole life and i love it. Every one for the most pert are super nice. The zoo here is amazing and their is always some thing new to go see in the zoo.
I agree! The zoo is great. Ill do a video on that one soon
Coming to Omaha from Cali. Just gonna get in the car and go. Wish me luck.
Safe travels!
Wow! People here are sweethearts! Only been here 2 days and honestly the only thing I do miss about Cali is that it never gets passed 65 degrees ! Haha was not ready for -0 temp! 😬
How was the rest of the year? We’re exploring the area as a possible place to move to from Cali.
Tyler, as a native Nebraskan, you nailed it about Omaha. The taxes are a burden, just no two ways about it.
The weather is tough, again, just no two ways about it. Check out Lincoln, Fremont, Grand Island, Hastings, Scottsbluff, North Platte, and all the other beautiful cities and towns. GO BIG RED!
Great way to sum it up!
I lived for 55 years in Nebraska, in or near Omaha and Lincoln. Now I'm in Florida. What do I miss, besides family and friends? I miss the outdoor events in Omaha (the arts and craft festivals, the Farmer's Market, Jazz on the Green, Shakespeare on the Green, Playing With Fire and the Soaring Wings blues events.) I miss the lively blues music scene, in fact if you like live music then Omaha is surprisingly good. I miss the Joslyn Art Museum. I miss Godfather's pizza, Runzas and Espana Tapas Bar. And I miss having a Guiness at Toads in the Old Market on a sunny afternoon.
Came across this because we are planning a move for next year. My in laws live in Omaha very close to zorinsky lake. We’re coming from Vegas. The only area that I know and like is zorinsky lake area. Can you give me any more neighborhoods or areas to explore similar to zorinsky lake?
Well thats Great! Zorinsky lake area is in West Omaha... Many of those neighborhoods in west omaha will be very similar to the Zorinsky lake area minus the lake... We live in Cinnamon Creek that is south west of zorinsky lake and we love it!
We are in Vegas too. Planning to move there by July 2021
@@heatherhannah6363 awesome! You'll love it here
I’m think about moving out of Reno. My runners up are Omaha and Springfield MO, with Lubbock TX in third. Where do I park...?
I have never been to Omaha or anywhere in Nebraska. However, one advantage of Omaha that I have heard about is their accent. Omaha is in a region of the United States where General American English is spoken. A big chunk of eastern Nebraska, Most of Iowa, a big chunk of western Illinois, and a thin sliver of northern Missouri is where this accent is spoken. Of all General American English, this area speaks the most general, generic, and non-descript accent in the United States. This is a good thing. It is one of the reasons why Omaha is a center for tele-marketing. I am from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and our dialect has some very distinct features. Boston and New York City also have unique accents.
This is great! I have not thought of this but it is 100% true... thank you for sharing
Sacramento I dont think has an accent either. I thought thei had the perfect weather person accent when I went there.
Great point. Being trained as a radio announcer, I learned Nebraska has the ideal accent.
Technically a skyscraper is defined as a building that is 150 meters or 492 ft. Also, I would consider a slight con to living in Omaha to be that it isn't very close to many cities. Omaha is an easy days drive to Kansas City and Des Moines but that's about it except for smaller places like Lincoln, Sioux Falls etc.
I would agree with the distance to neighboring cities
This is what I like to do for entertainment of going to museums, playing video games, and historical sites. I rarely drink and want a nice place that’s affordable for under $800 a month.
@Solitude Of Heart I wish I mean it sadly it’s like every house to have a roommate nobody could afford to live on their own by themselves anymore unless they have a relative that financially helps them combined with getting Social Security.
@Solitude Of Heart 12,00 wow I would thing a quarter or half cheaper. That’s the cost of what is out here in California. The part of California I am in and I live 2 hours north of Sacramento.
@Solitude Of Heart what most people don’t realize is that not all of California is the same once you get to North Sacramento it’s basically like living in the south minus the mount of churches in southern hospitality meaning it’s very Christian and very Republican and the cost-of-living is a lot cheaper here but it’s still kind of expensive. Once you are south of Sacramento in definitely west of Sacramento then the cost starts rising is California or divided up it would be generally everywhere north of Sacramento California would be its own state and it would be filled with a bunch of conservative Christian Republicans. When I hear San Francisco being called northern California I just laugh my ass off. Kids from places north of Sacramento moved to the big city because that’s where the jobs out well the older retirees in definitely Republicans move up here.
@Solitude Of Heart Me and my parents might be moving to Scottsdale Arizona in the next few years once my parents are able to retire. We had a family friend who lived in Chandler at the time and my brother was tired of riding and so he went to Arizona State and then he went to work on the East Coast and then he moved back and he’s now living in Scottsdale.
Thanks so much guys moving their soon ❤
Where is the best rural place to live and get an acre or so of land?
Great Video....lolll...and Funny. I'm on my way!😁😉
The hard thing to do if your looking for a lower cost of living with a higher kind of pay your gonna have a very hard to unless you move to an even lower population like the two dakota states. but you have the shopping centers that you cant get in those places due to the lack of buying population.
The one house you've showed the one in the middle I've seen in the internet, look's nice!
Which one?
I have a question and it’s about jobs, what is the unemployment rate. And average pay
2.8% unemployment
Hey I'm happy to help in any way that I can. The average income in omaha Nebraska is about 43k per year but it also depends on the industry your in. What's even more crazy is at the salary you typically can afford a 200k house which comes out to be about 1700 per month for a 3-4 bedroom house and has about 1700 sq/ft. Shoot me an email or text and we can talk about more specifics for you! Tbundyhomes@gmail.com 4024036208
We are moving to nebraska! In about 4 wks!! 😁😁😁 all the way from California😩
That is exciting... What is bringing you to Omaha?
I'm planning to move to Nebraska
@@Power_Within we'd love to have you!
Good elena i am a 50 year colorado moved to Nebraska in 2020 Colorado is the next California. Get while the Gettins good.
@@chrisyurk1669 really ?!? When we drove through Colorado I saw so many trump signs! So many!! I thought it was more conservative?
Born and raised in Omaha. Omaha is and always has been discounted as a small town. Metro area is pretty large. Every big city has its issues. Outside of Omaha and Lincoln if you really want a corn life its there. I moved 6 years ago to the south with no regrets . Visit KC pretty similar. LIVE IN LOUISIANA BUT I AM STILL GBR!!!
honestly, as a Floridian who is exhausted of tourists and tourist attractions, I genuinely think not having that kind of stuff to do wouldn't bother me, as long as I had some nature stuff to do.
Well there Is plenty of that here! I was out on the lake just last weekend doing some fishing!
Omaha looks like some parts of Tampa do from what I see. I take a connection to it maibe because of that. I see a midwest feel kinda thing and a place I could relax in.
@@LongLeggedOne it looks nothing like tampa. There are no palm trees in Omaha
I’m in Orlando this is so dam helpful I feel like I live in a 3rd world country
You didnt mention the Qwest center it the main place for the college world series. and the creighton bluejays
Thanks for sharing Antwan... These are great additions
Hei..That is a good fact about property taxes that you have shared . Do your kids attend the public school ? I wish I could get an opportunity to become a teacher in one of the public schools here in Omaha. I am here since June 2018
My kids do attend a public school here. Each school is different and i would encourage anyone do do there research... Im so grateful for teachers an hope that if becoming a teacher here is what you want to do to make it a goal of yours!!!
Planning to move in nebraska. Is it easy to find a job in nedical field?
@@Jolly4012 yes and no. All depends on connections. I am good friends with the vice chancellor at the medical center. Let's connect over phone and I can get more details of what your looking for. 402 699 6226
@@Jolly4012 or email
Lei, where there is a will..there is a way 😁
I’m looking to find the city for me I’m ready to go out on my own I need help
Omaha and Lincoln have a lot of schools which that is good because most kid can now get educated and tried to graduated most in Omaha help students know what it means and how they know which I really like this place I lived in Omaha for 12 years and 4 month which is pretty good. Omaha is a pretty good place to relax, chill, and best place to have fun in Omaha
Thanks for sharing and your input!
How does Nebraska feel about Californians? What about conservative Californians? Also, how bad is the summer heat and humidity? Thank you.
What is the area with the least probability of tornadoes?
There was a tornado in 2016 here
Is it safe place to live ? And are people nice to other people ?
Safe yes... nice to nice people!
@@Tyler_Bundy and whats lincoln like ? As good as omaha ?
@@bibekpoudel7 I moved from Lincoln to Omaha... Lincoln is more simple and not as much to do
@@Tyler_Bundy im kinda introvert anyway so i just need a place that is safe . Just need a job and a safe place to live .
VERY safe for a big town. Now, when I say safe, thats relative. Its still a city and no place Omaha's size is gonna be as safe as a city of 50,000 or less people. But for a big town, its really safe
'Nebraska, it's not for everyone'.
Why?
What type of jobs are in Nebraska??
That are so many types of jobs here... so you have any specific industries you'd want
Orthodontic Assistant?
The Rose Theater for Kids shows, the Lauritzen Gardens, and Passport Nebraska during the summer to find lot of fun things around the entire State. Dirt track racing, Apple Jack festival in Nebraska City.
Hey Phishsamich, thanks for watching and for sharing, great info!
The weather wouldn't surprise me, I 'm from Upstate NY Sounds like a great city :)
It is! I would love to visit up state New York! How is it there?
😂😂 I moved from Nebraska to Upstate New York , I wanna go to back
@@Tyler_Bundy It’s not better then Nebraska that’s for sure
@@Tyler_Bundy; Stay in your beautiful state and city, don't ever Go to New York, Seattle, Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, or Orlando, you will Regret it. And don't ever, and I mean EVER visit New Jersey. You live in a NICE PLACE, remember that the People MAKE the place. Or brake it.
@@abbysinnia ; No it's Not better; far from it.
Hi Tyler, nice state. please how can get in touch with you?
You can find my email and number in the description of all my videos.
Moving out on my own as a 21 year old, been thinking about moving to Omaha from friends who lived there, is it an affordable place for someone on their own at my age?
100% made for people just like you looking for some independence!!!
Big question to someone who lives in Nebraska. What city in Nebraska is closest to Colorado or how far is Omaha to Colorado? Living in California I've grown quite fond of marijuana and as much as I'd like to move to Nebraska I would not like to give it up
Lol. It is an 8 hour drive from Colorado to Omaha.
Stay in california where you're at.
Are their lots of sales job opportunities in Omaha?
Many!!!
I lived in Nebraska for 8 years. I love the open air in the countryside and the downtown market. There's a ton of cool bars all around Omaha. But my favorite thing to do is to waking up and seeing the curves of my beautiful ebony wife
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Gay
I born & rise in the Big "O" North Omaha. North High Vikings.
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I am from Hawaii and have family in NE. I Love Omaha. Probably would never have ever visited there if not for my brother living there. Constantly considering moving there. Love the people and the pace and I love long drives and lack of traffic. Just the winters scare me. Great video brother Aloha. Oh and cost of living except for high property taxes NE if you’ve never been you don’t know 🤙🏽
Well Reuben, I'm sure Hawaii isn't that bad!😜
Are you considering to be closer to family?
Tyler Bundy - Omaha, NE Realtor Yup family is a big reason because my son lives in Omaha with my brother. But cost of living and things here aren’t the same as it used to be.
Omaha is boring
A D Yeah but life is simple and I Love driving state to state.
Concerts!?!? Do big name artists concerts ever come to town ?
Well not since covid... but yes
The last tornado was not in 1975 , I was born & raised there and when I was like 23 there was one in the mid 80s
Oh yeah it’s sucks , glad I moved out 27 years ago
I was at Ralston HS when the '75 one hit. Watched it formed, touch down, rip up Bay Meadows, damaged our new wing of school, hit Wentworth apts, then on to Omaha.
What’s the best part of Omaha to live on
Hey Kris, school district is usually one of the most important considerations on where to live. I made a video on this very thing. If that really isn't important to you let me know what is important to you and I'll point you in the right direction.
@@Tyler_Bundy my daughters only 2 months at this time but its nice to plan ahead for the future - what would be one of the better school districts
@@kris-iq8fi there are a few worth considering... Elkhorn, millard, gretna, Bennington school districts.
@@Tyler_Bundy None of this school districts are in Omaha, are there any good school districts in Omaha that are good?
@@naurettehill1108 Omaha specifically is opening 2 new schools. On on 60th and L and the on 156th and fort area. These would be great to be in.
What about radon gas ???
Its a big nothing burger as most homes that had high level have a mitigation system installed and the rest have level that are like the rest of the country.
Looking for cities to move with my new family and this seems perfect, I hate New York so much a studio is on average over $1,500 in Manhattan and no I’m not kidding.
That doesn't surprise me. I was doing some research and in some area it cost $23,000 per square foot to buy in New York City!!!
Tyler Bundy - Omaha, NE Realtor yup
Why not KC? There is more to do and they serve NY style pizza too
I know this sounds boring, but I love going to the scheels in Omaha
I showed my friends from abroad two pictures: one is green lawns and bright sun, the other is thick snow and gray sky. They don’t believe me that it’s two consecutive days in Omaha...:/
I love walking around
my husband and i want to move to nebraska next year 🙏🏻 we’re tired of NY.
Ok. If you have any questions I'm happy to help!
Public schools in Omaha are not good. I lived there when I was little, and I moved to Texas. I was really behind compared to my other peers I had to stay after school pretty much all of the school year. When I came back to Nebraska they were so impressed by how smart I became
Amazing video bro... Have you met warren buffet ( just curious. Lol)
Nope not yet
I've seen him but never meet him and I live here, just go to DQ if you want to see him maybe..
I live in the city right next to it across the river
Council Bluffs! Hi!
I do live in Omaha and you forgot about our museums like The Durham and Children's.
Great additions
Fly over state yes, just keep flying over!
Who else clicked on this thinking it was Bill Burr in the thumbnail?
Cost of living and community safety is a pro. The winter winds and property taxes are cons.
those windy winters though.... thats the truth!
Don't forget about the 1988 tornado.
You've got two number twos.
I heard you guys pray to Marlon Perkins instead of Jesus over there. Is that true?
Heck no!
How about a 29yrs old who has a structured business plan for homesteading and organic diner small business startup ??
Do you think Nebraska is ok?
From experience In Los Angeles CA can take between 1 to 2 hours one way that beats Pennsylvania 😀
One way to go how far?
32 miles can take you 2 hours in los Angeles
My favorite activity is probably the Creighton basketball games
Those are fun. Have you ever gone to a Creighton Soccer game???
Im moving to NEBRASKA I CANT WAIT. Need to find a job though
Oh! I also just noticed I am your second subscriber! I will be boasting on that when you reach the 1Mill subscribers next year :) !
Ha! Thanks Jonathan
Omaha is awesome, its one of the fastest growing and amazingly affordable cities in the US, its better than many many cities in the US, promise you! Liberal, Immigrant here! It keeps getting better every year!
Awesome. Where are you originally from?
Omaha is boring!
@@AD-eq4kndon't know your definition of boring, enlighten us with your view, boring is a vague term and relative to every person, compared to coastal cities thats have beaches or even has mountains nearby, or touristy & glamorous like Vegas, ofcourse it feels boring, but as a Midwest growing city of 500K people, it is not boring, there are a lot of good areas to enjoy spending your time, lots of food, bar, music scenes all over town like Benson, Blackstone, Capitol, Aksarben, Maple, around central dodge, even surrounding cities like La Vista & Papillion are working on some entertainment & rec areas, there are rivers and lakes around, old market area is cool place to hang out, and the downtown area is getting a major $$$ renovation, thats gonna make it more enjoyable & connected, also Casino's across the river, botanical gardens and the Worlds No. 1 Zoo, if you are feeling adventurous head out a few hrs to Calamus lake area, State Parks, or Snake valley for waterfalls, tho its a bit far. Now I do agree that it feels a bit dull once you leave the city limits cause there is nothing until you hit a town, also within the city cause there aren't mountains around, or the craziness of a much densely populated city & the kinda traffic that comes with it, Omaha is spread out, and definately the city needs to work on old roads and make them look nicer & dark, and beautify some areas near the airport, and heading to the zoo and all, its one major reason for boring I think which the city hasn't gotten right, its a lot about visually pleasing mostly that changes people's perception, and I too feel that way in some places around town, But its a really good place to live, and growing, adding more things to do & enjoy, population is growing, and if some improvements are made in some areas I mentioned above it would be even gr8 and touristy, so I would say Yes, but a bigger NOO! Just my 2 cents!
@@SuperDynamite666 music scene? Theres not much music scene in Omaha. Theres more in Lincoln. You can only go to the zoo so many times. The museums are not that great either. Theres not a lot to do in Omaha
@@AD-eq4kn I think the city will be more active & vibrant with time, Ive lived in other bigger cities & traveled many, & besides the 5 best places to hang out in these places, it got boring quick there too, so unless u r talking about mega cities like Tokyo or NYC, u will find most US cities r boring after a while, mainly those that can't get mainstream media attention, thats why I think if Omaha & Nebr was blue it would get so much media attention, it would be a completely diff thing, but thats a diff theory and argument for another day.
I think its what's surrounding the city, that keeps you wanting for more maybe, like just scenic places, hiking, mountains, kinda stuff which we do lack, and we could use a bit more population and expand to Lincoln oneday to become a really big metro area full of life & activity, but for now thats the reality of the plains, the State could do more you know to promote itself, its a big state and has many great places to see & visit, & attract people from all over, but its lacking in promoting & supporting commute options, & innovation to drive more inner & outer tourism. Its mostly the state for me is the problem not the city itself. I don't know ur age or experiences tho, those things matter a bit too. Omaha is a place you either love or desire something more from & love seeing growth & expansion, but definately not a place to dislike by any means! I also moved here from GA u know im not native Omahan, yet I keep praising while wishing more, so Im not totally away from what u mean, but there are a lot of things and places around here and its much safer, also easier to commute around town so that makes it worthwhile for me! I love this city, but wish to see more done at both city & state level in the coming years!
Huskers game days are the best
I would agree! How long have you live here?
Tyler Bundy - Omaha, NE Realtor 14 years, I was born here
East and west coast aren't making fun of such places as Omaha anymore, because of great schools and family life is a great thing here, -unlike where they once lived, !!!
Hi Tyler, thanks for the video on Omaha, NE. Our family is relocating to NE, near Superior & Hastings nearest farm land. 🚜 Do you have videos on that area? I currently drive 45 minutes to get to my job 19 miles away 🤪 crazy, I know. Is the humidity awfully uncomfortable to live with? Lots of mosquitoes? Etc...
That is awesome! I do not. Humidity is very subjective, but I really don't think it's that bad... the last week has been great with cool evenings. I once visited Alaska and was shocked on the number of mosquitoes. so, if you compare here to there, we are mosquito free!! ;)
Mountians?
More like rolling bluffs along the Missouri river...
So u rent or just sell
Just sell be happy to point you in the right direction for renting
Tyler Bundy - Omaha, NE Realtor yes I would appreciate it
Help me convince my wife. I would love to move to Omaha or Lincoln. My wife not so much.
Hey Wife.... Your gonna love it here... I PROMISE... Hope that helps 😋
I live in omaha, born and raised.
It is a great place to live!!
Joslyn Art museum and Omaha playhouse
I've lived in Omaha since 1986. By far the worst thing about Omaha are ridiculously high taxes on property. And I'm tired of hearing people use low house prices and good schools as an excuse. The schools aren't as good as most schools in neighboring states with much lower taxes. And the home prices have gone up greatly in the last few years. Government spending is out of control and nobody is acting as a watchdog.
Also, if you don't care about sports (me and most of my family) there is very little to do. And the city has missed many opportunities to cheaply and easily fix this. Omaha has some nice, relatively big lakes. They also have some big signs at the entrances to these lakes which tell you about all the things you are NOT allowed to do there. And this causes an exodus every weekend to other areas and other states to do outdoor activities. I was born and raised in a little Iowa town with a population less than 2000, which has a beautiful lake with a beach, skiing, power-boating, etc. and a NASCAR track. By comparison, Omaha, with a metro population somewhere around a million people has none of these things. Seriously.
Some of the good things about Omaha are that most of the riff-raff from other parts of the country stay away. And the people are very high quality due to the effect of the climate on the lazy, aggrieved, slovenly types. Cold, hot, wet, dry, better have a good plan for self sufficiency here, because it's a terrible place to live under an overpass! But the people who are here are indeed the best thing about Omaha. And that is BECAUSE it's a red state, and not in spite of it Tyler. How are those blue cities looking these days? Also lots of homes available. Lots of great shopping and many, many great places to eat & drink are also great things about Omaha.
I have a question about Nebraska citizens... Are all cultures welcomed.. ?
Absolutely! My wife is African and love different cultures of the world!
Nice City
A lot of people in San Fran, LA, Chicago and NYC right now are thinking maybe Nebraska is looking good.
Yes it is...
But its super boring!
No offense, please don't!
@@barbaraallen7164 I'm in the Seattle area, thinking of moving to Omaha.
I might be moving to Omaha in October! But I also might not be. Idk yet!
Hey I live in Omaha
Grew Up in New York City, been to London, Paris, Barcelona, Washington DC, lived in Seattle and I Absolutely HATE BIG TALL BUILDINGS, and I also lived in Chicago, do you know how Disgusting those buildings ARE??!!!
I am moving to Lincoln at the end of the month. Is Lincoln as good as Omaha?
I grew up there... So know it well... Smaller, slower pace and transit is rough going from the north side to the south side. UNL is there and so is Husker Football. it has its differences but I prefer Omaha personally.
No lol
You do have great public schools, so in this case the property taxes are paying off!! Can't say this about most cities these days!!
Except for the tornados, I am OK with everything else.