Pros & Cons of Mobile Alabama 2023 With Jeff Jones a Mobile Alabama Real Estate Agent
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2023
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In this video, I talk about the Pros and Cons of living in Mobile Alabama. This is an updated version for 2023. I talk about what makes Mobile great, and the negatives that may keep people away. I talk about the great food, low cost of living, proximity to the beach, and much more. I also talk about the high sales tax, hot and humid weather, and our frequent appearances on the first 48.
My name is Jeff Jones, a Mobile Alabama Real Estate Agent who absolutely loves what I do.
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Did I miss a Pro or Con? What should I add next time?
Forgot the construction of the South Alabama Logistics Parks in Theodore, the largest planned logistics park in the Southeast with about 11 million square feet of warehousing being created
@@surgeone01 I certainly should’ve mentioned that. I did mention that in this other video, just scroll to the 6 05 mark and you will see. It’s amazing!
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@@livinginmobile yup I saw it, good video
You could also talk about the Novlis Aluminum Plant being built in Bay Minette that’s supposed to create 1,000 jobs for the Mobile-Baldwin area
@@surgeone01 , Yes, this will be a huge asset to our area.
Con shooting every weekend
Jeff Jones is the best! Super friendly and helpful guy. If we ever buy in Mobile this will be our guy. He really answers his phone. A++
Thank you! I try as much as I can!
Ohhh my goodness! I’m commenting cos you are a former member of Big Daddy Weave! God bless you!
Learned how to swim in Mobile Bay.........Both sets of grandparent's had houses on the bay.......Went shrimping and fishing often......All of us grandkids and cousins cleaning shrimp and crab over newspaper........Filling and emptying crab traps........
I think with time progressing and more and more major industries moving in it will have a positive impact on crime over time. Overall a very nice place to live, especially in the suburbs
Great point!
Born there in 1962......Providence Hospital ...Lived on Gorgas Street till 1965...
Big daddy weave! Lion and the lamb. I love that you’re Christian ❤
NAM SHOW IS A GOOD START
I love calling lower Alabama LA. I told my wife I was looking at listings in LA, she had a fit! No way she said! I told her about some great houses with really low property tax…in LA? She said…I said yes! In lower Alabama! Definitely refocused my attention to Alabama from staying in Florida.
Mobile, Alabama is on the rise check out a luxury picnic called Moment In Time beautiful setup in a bubble
Hi Jeff. Excellent video! So question for you. Im with a group of guys that’s looking to bring a semi- pro hockey team to a good sized city that has an available arena. Mobile is one of the places we are considering. Our understanding is that the civic center ice plant may need some work, but it use to be home to a hockey team (the mysticks). How do you think the city of mobile would receive a minor league hockey team in the present day? Being that you grew up in mobile and know the area as well as anyone could, do you think a semi pro hockey team could be successful there? Thanks
Nick Jones
Nick, thank you for writing. Great question. I copied your message and shared it with my Facebook page with several thousand followers. If you’re able to click the link below, you can check out the comments. I think it will be interesting for your research. If not, shoot me an email or text message at the address in the description of this video. I can respond that way.
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Jeff! Thank you SO much for the share on your Facebook page. Seems like a lot of people are pessimistic about the idea of a team in Mobile. We definitely get that bringing a minor league hockey team into any city is a gamble. The feed back I saw is very helpful. I’m gonna share these comments with my group. We have a lot more market research to do, but this is really helpful. There are plenty of teams in southern markets that do extremely well. Building and keeping a loyal fan base is the challenge. I may contact you down the road if discussions about Mobile increase!
I think my hometown could be better but that's up to the community and leadership at city hall
Lots of great things are happening in City Hall, so I’m very encouraged.
All of my roots are from there....We maybe related ....What high school did you attend .....We must know the same people.....
No way you use to be part of Big Daddy weave 😂 that’s awesome
Yep, I was with the band for about 13 years.
I think your a nice guy Jeff very positive but Mobile isnt exactly all rainbows and sunshine I've lived here for the better half my life close to 33 years and in that time I've seen alot of talk about job creation they have jobs but there usually very difficult to land and what your left with is manual labor jobs our service sector jobs which pay very low Mobile needs to invest in vocational training more and offer internships our paid on the job training because college isn't exactly the best route for everyone
Do a video on what you can get for 200-300k Jeff
I’ll do one that’s been updated, but this is from two years ago. Things have increased about 10% since then. ruclips.net/video/JuExrue3OJ4/видео.html
@@livinginmobile thanks man, keep up the good work🫱🏾🫲🏼
3:35 it’s not as diverse as you think.
Diverse to me means people who are not like you, I just want to be around people who are more like me than not.
Then you’re missing out on so much to life
@@tomastaz Yes, and that's because I have all I need.
@tomastaz Right! His life must be boring if everyone is like him 😩
@@stephaniemckelvy4934 And boring is good.
So does most everyone else unless they are criminals, hence what is going on at the TX border and sanctuary cities, something the state of AL does not want. The Trump signs everywhere are a dead giveaway.
Alabama just a weird state to me
Alabama is a redneck state there are people who actually marry there first cousins down there. The houses are pretty much from the 1800’s.
@@GAURAV25855ify everything you said pretty much applies to every other state. So hope you stay where you are because we don't need you here anyway
@@GAURAV25855ifyHi, I'm African American and I'm a nurse who is from California and I'm looking to move to Mobile Alabama to buy a home . I love the fact that it does not snow there because living in California all of my life , I CAN NOT live in snow. I also love the low cost of the houses and the quiet slow pace environment. I do not care about the " first 48 " mess because I'm a law abiding citizen and I do not associate myself with such people so I'm at peace anywhere I am. I am however AFRAID of the term " red neck " that you used. I do not want to be harassed because of my skin color via crime, finances, employment opportunity etc. IM AFRAID OF THIS TYPE OF EVIL THAT REDNECKS DO. Please tell me that I'm wrong and will be ok but be honest as I will believe what you tell me. Being from California we here about how my people are treated back south but is it really true in 2024? 😢 Here in California we do not use the term " red necks" because its associated with evil and is a very bad thing and white people get very offended because it is to say that they are cruel and will hurt you because of your skin so I'm REALLY afraid of such people. I just want to work and buy a home and live in peace and hopefully meet nice people who i will know and enjoy for years to come ❣
The good news is theres constitutional carry in mobile. Youll need it.
😂😂😂 I live in Miami fl and Mobile is a lot safer than here.
It’s all about perspective! Ha ha
One big con is storms, not to mention hurricanes and driving on the 98/10 parkway when it floods, which is every time it rains. Another is the growing population of alligators in every fresh water lake/pond/ditch these days. Anyone that is die hard liberal or woke entitled wont like Mobile or AL for that matter, Trump signs everywhere. Mobile and the area is most definitely not diverse, it is very conservative and not changing any time soon. Cost of living in Mobile area is on the high side, insurance is outrageous. Southern hospitality is given until someone gives attitude. AL native here 67 years, have family in the Mobile area. Seen people move to AL, then move away too many times to count. Lets be realistic.
Sadly, it’s still ultra conservative ALABAMA! Governor is a nut
11:50 I was trained on facial recognition and always using it for many years. I'm sure Its a good place. Maybe.... But you didn't seem to have much confident on your statement. PS: no need to reply...just remove this ...its much easier. good luck and Happy Alabama
Diversity is a con, not a pro. Check the crime statistics.
Diversity does NOT equal high crime rates. It’s the corrupted policies and high wealth inequality that cause more crime.
They tell me to keep my comments respectful. I will be as respectful as the person who posted this. I will. You say Mobile sucks. I say you suck. Glad it sounds like you will not come to my hometown and sully it with your presence.
Jesus God. Too much talking in your introduction.
You can always fast forward to the good part :-)
Ahhh yes, mosquitos, and weather cons. You just forgot the biggest con:
With a crime rate of 141 per one thousand residents, Mobile has one of the highest crime rates in America compared to all communities of all sizes - from the smallest towns to the very largest cities. One's chance of becoming a victim of either violent or property crime here is one in 7.
I've spoken with the police department and others in the city about this statistic, and this is actually not correct. The way the stats are calculated is the problem. The city has since updated to a more accurate reporting method, which will be reflective soon on an updated statistic.
You forget to mention the racism
Crime is an issue in every city or town.