A lot of good places, just don't rush it. Take your time when looking for apartments, and If you can get the basics and feel safe, it also works temporarily while you find something more permanent
Salute to you Tommy! This is a dope change up from your typical videos. It’s definitely a lot cheaper living in the Caribbean especially if your salary is from the US. 2 things turn me off though- it’s always hot af and crime is nuts hence all the burglar bars everywhere. You get used to the paranoia after a while but I can’t do the heat 🥵 Visited Colombia recently and it reminded me why I left my island
The heat depends, the area where we live we have alot of trees around the area which keeps things cool. Crime also depends, like I mentioned, we have bars but more of a precaution. Like how everyone has cameras and security systems.
Hey Tommy. Thanks for the tour. My cousin lives in Jarabacoa, La Vega, in one of the best neighborhoods in that province. She rents a 3-bedroom house for $275. Punta Cana is not the only safe place in DR, and if you want to live there, it's going to be very expensive.
3br for 275? Did she supply the stove fridge and all the furniture? That price in 2024 is unbelievable...would love to know where exactly that is if possible
That's what I keep telling people, Punta Cana and the capital are not the only places in Dr. It's like going to New York and wanting to live in manhattan, it's going to cost you alot
Come on! You know you want to kick out your neighbour for a canadian subbed family to have a place in that building😂 Seriously this space is very doable for even the most spoiled north american...congrats on the new place. Such an amazing price. I always wonder why most places in RD have a cistern rather than a well...or even better a borehole (with crystal clear drinking water)? So much space now for you and your wife to grow all the plants you want👍🏽 enjoy!
The extra space for plants is awesome, however now we do face a challenge that we will be having to grow shade friendly plants. I need to look into that borehold idea, first time hearing about it
I remember you saying Puerto Rico. Didnt know you moved to DR. If you don't already have a video camparing the two places to living in the US and the pros and cons of each place, tjen can you makes one so I can see the difference? Seriously considering relocating! Thanks!
That is nice Tommy..
will want that when I move there next year..
A lot of good places, just don't rush it. Take your time when looking for apartments, and If you can get the basics and feel safe, it also works temporarily while you find something more permanent
$280 is dinner for 3 in some cities here..
That is crazy to think but very true
It's crazy
Salute to you Tommy! This is a dope change up from your typical videos. It’s definitely a lot cheaper living in the Caribbean especially if your salary is from the US. 2 things turn me off though- it’s always hot af and crime is nuts hence all the burglar bars everywhere. You get used to the paranoia after a while but I can’t do the heat 🥵 Visited Colombia recently and it reminded me why I left my island
The heat depends, the area where we live we have alot of trees around the area which keeps things cool. Crime also depends, like I mentioned, we have bars but more of a precaution. Like how everyone has cameras and security systems.
Love these type of videos
Hey Tommy. Thanks for the tour. My cousin lives in Jarabacoa, La Vega, in one of the best neighborhoods in that province. She rents a 3-bedroom house for $275. Punta Cana is not the only safe place in DR, and if you want to live there, it's going to be very expensive.
3br for 275? Did she supply the stove fridge and all the furniture?
That price in 2024 is unbelievable...would love to know where exactly that is if possible
Hiya. She supplied everything. The house came empty. Once you buy your own fridge and stove, you can take them with you when you move.
@@franksoto1020 wow thats great. Thanks for sharing
That's what I keep telling people, Punta Cana and the capital are not the only places in Dr. It's like going to New York and wanting to live in manhattan, it's going to cost you alot
If you got some Presidentes, take a sip/shot every time he says "actually" 😅🍻
Lol I don't recommend that
Great vid! What area is that in?
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Wow
With an income of $1,000 or less, could have a good life here. Depending on what part
Hey great info! Thank you. I'm considering DR in the near future. Which areas or regions in DR offer those costs?
Come on! You know you want to kick out your neighbour for a canadian subbed family to have a place in that building😂
Seriously this space is very doable for even the most spoiled north american...congrats on the new place. Such an amazing price.
I always wonder why most places in RD have a cistern rather than a well...or even better a borehole (with crystal clear drinking water)?
So much space now for you and your wife to grow all the plants you want👍🏽 enjoy!
The extra space for plants is awesome, however now we do face a challenge that we will be having to grow shade friendly plants.
I need to look into that borehold idea, first time hearing about it
I remember you saying Puerto Rico. Didnt know you moved to DR. If you don't already have a video camparing the two places to living in the US and the pros and cons of each place, tjen can you makes one so I can see the difference? Seriously considering relocating! Thanks!
That sounds like a great idea
3 years ago?? Lol thought you were here with us in the US the entire time.
Lol, I was in Puerto Rico for like a year and before that New York
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Do you see any crazy animals over there in DR? Like big cats or anything roaming the streets
In what city are you located in DR?
Can i get the###