I have family in Texas and close family friends in Idaho, and I can tell you if you want a place of security, and well being, and lifestyle IDAHO takes the cake hands down, the only draw back are winters are tough but in central Texas (Austin/San Antonio) its pretty terrible too! Oh and the Summers in IDAHO are the best, in Texas it's miserable!!!!!!
I'm a born and raised Texan.. 49 years in this State.. Bryan college station area.. my girlfriend and I visited her grandparents up in Moscow Idaho earlier this month.. I'm in complete..I mean complete awwwww! I've never seen such beautiful country! My lungs have never in my life experienced the air I was breathing up in the mountains! Never in my life have I seen snow on the ground in June! And never felt 45 degree weather in June either.. I would probably freeze to death come winter but we're really considering moving.. I fell in love with Idaho.. especially the outdoors.. I won't even start on how beautiful the lakes and rivers are! Since I've come back home I've never been so unimpressed with what I'm looking at around here.. Idaho has ruined me.. lol
Another born and raised Texan here--54 years. SOOOOO TIRED OF THE HEAT + HUMIDITY!!! We're looking at ID or WY for retirement in a few years. Also, our property taxes last year were over $7000 for a just-over 2000 sq ft house. (It's legalized theft, as they say!!) Even if that weren't true, however, the weather is enough to run me off. I grew up in the panhandle of Tx but have been in the DFW area for 30+ year. I really miss snow!! So ready to live somewhere with real snow, for goodness' sake!! Thanks for the content!!
Boise is basically Austin 15 years ago. Boise reminds me so much of Austin and how nice it used to be. I came from Austin to Boise. Now that I’ve experienced living in a place with 4 distinct seasons, I would miss it if I ever moved away from Boise. All 4 seasons in Boise have a lot beauty, my favorites being spring and fall. Texas is pretty much hot and scenery looks the same almost all year long. I live in SE Boise and I love the greenbelt hike and bike trail system all throughout. So relaxing. I love it here.
Been in boise my whole life end want to live to Austin! Obviously depends. We don’t have a lot of culture/diversity/attractions! I’m young though fresh out of school this is a great place as well wxpailly for people with family’s or retires
Would LOVE to see Portland vs Idaho! Wondering about a rumor I heard from someone that water rights in Eagle, Idaho, are being sold to foreign investors and turn-key offered to residents which makes the cost outrageously inflated for residents. Understandably, the residents are not happy. IS THIS TRUE?
Real estate cost is so high in the treasure Valley now, it's crazy. I'm looking to move to Texas just because of the prices. Better, bigger homes for the money... or stay here and get a junky CBH... 🤔. While I like the snow in Idaho, the inversions are really bad and you stay inside alot. Also, the past 5 summers, Idaho has had wildfire smoke for months on end. The only season I like in Idaho is spring, but other than that the seasons are not as good as everyone says. One other thing to note, the huge influx in people is making the drive to the mountains super long. Miss the old Idaho, but times are changing. Better than California for sure, but Dallas might have Boise beat with all the recent influx.
I'm a born and raised Texan.. 49 years..I visited your state earlier this month and I'm telling you right now I will trade you!! Do not move down here! It's hot! It's dirty! People aren't as friendly as everyone thinks.. big cities are congestion like no other.. the only thing I'd miss in this state is fishing the gulf coast..
My husband does commercial HVAC and refrigeration and needs to be by a big city in order to have consistent work. What would be better for that type of business, Dallas or Boise?
From California looking at Texas or Idaho. Idaho does match our outdoor lifestyle the one thing that is not mentioned is how Veteran friendly your state is. Idaho state doesn’t honor disabled Veterans as much as Texas. Disabled US Veterans at 100% pay zero property Tax. This alone has me torn.
This guy is a salesman. Texas has spring fed rivers in the hill country. Look up Pedernales falls, Jacob's well, Medina Lake, Canyon Lake, many small German towns. Best of all the VA is great in Texas. No property tax is awesome, no payment for vehicle registration, free airport parking with DV license plates. Etc. Just a lot of vet support. As far as landscape, this guy is wrong. Hill country is great, west Texas has 3 different mountain ranges, the beach is pretty nice for fishing, and east has swamps for fishing.
I’ll take a picture but there’s no snow :) email me at brian@brianhymas.com and I’ll show u what it looks like. Also look on the weather app and it will show u typical temperatures for Boise right now in January
City of boise just opened a couple hundred jobs. this place is growing. Real estate is at teh backbone as ca and other states with similar policies keep pushing people here :) crime.. check out houston and othe big cities. idaho is a winner :)
@@BoiseRealEstateyeah it’s kinda odd but I love the nature Montana and Idaho have but was just wondering the difference in cost of living and amenities
Well i like both.. Texas doesn't have any income tax but looking for some other aspects. Turns out that I relate to that people in the Idaho I would did not know that. I seem to relate to people and Idaho really well I find that extremely interesting
@@BoiseRealEstate Sorry to hear about your knee, hope you heal safely and successfully. Be patient. How did you tear your knee? I am glad to hear you got medical care promptly, I am sure they take care of emergencies pretty fast too. I am still holding out for the Treasure Valley. Thanks, for your response!
We are considering relocating to Boise and west to New Plymouth. We have friends in New Plymouth and Weisser, Meridian and Boise.. My husband has worked for Toyota for over 30 years. Which toyota dealership do you recommend? I'm trying to talk him in to moving before retirement. LIke maybe this month. I know Boise is in the top 5 US dealerships.
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I have family in Texas and close family friends in Idaho, and I can tell you if you want a place of security, and well being, and lifestyle IDAHO takes the cake hands down, the only draw back are winters are tough but in central Texas (Austin/San Antonio) its pretty terrible too! Oh and the Summers in IDAHO are the best, in Texas it's miserable!!!!!!
I'm in board with this comment 100%!!!
I'm a born and raised Texan.. 49 years in this State.. Bryan college station area.. my girlfriend and I visited her grandparents up in Moscow Idaho earlier this month.. I'm in complete..I mean complete awwwww! I've never seen such beautiful country! My lungs have never in my life experienced the air I was breathing up in the mountains! Never in my life have I seen snow on the ground in June! And never felt 45 degree weather in June either.. I would probably freeze to death come winter but we're really considering moving.. I fell in love with Idaho.. especially the outdoors.. I won't even start on how beautiful the lakes and rivers are! Since I've come back home I've never been so unimpressed with what I'm looking at around here.. Idaho has ruined me.. lol
hahaha college station: home of the 12th man, and then the list isn't that long after that. moscow is super pretty!
Another born and raised Texan here--54 years. SOOOOO TIRED OF THE HEAT + HUMIDITY!!! We're looking at ID or WY for retirement in a few years. Also, our property taxes last year were over $7000 for a just-over 2000 sq ft house. (It's legalized theft, as they say!!) Even if that weren't true, however, the weather is enough to run me off. I grew up in the panhandle of Tx but have been in the DFW area for 30+ year. I really miss snow!! So ready to live somewhere with real snow, for goodness' sake!! Thanks for the content!!
panhandle, ike Hereford? Lubbock? yeah we love it here! love the change of seasons :)
I'm wanting to possibly move from Austin to Idaho Falls if I can land a job there. Austin sucks now.
IF is freezing! move to boise lol
And San Antonio!
Boise is basically Austin 15 years ago. Boise reminds me so much of Austin and how nice it used to be. I came from Austin to Boise. Now that I’ve experienced living in a place with 4 distinct seasons, I would miss it if I ever moved away from Boise. All 4 seasons in Boise have a lot beauty, my favorites being spring and fall. Texas is pretty much hot and scenery looks the same almost all year long. I live in SE Boise and I love the greenbelt hike and bike trail system all throughout. So relaxing. I love it here.
Been in boise my whole life end want to live to Austin! Obviously depends. We don’t have a lot of culture/diversity/attractions! I’m young though fresh out of school this is a great place as well wxpailly for people with family’s or retires
If u don’t mind, what does boise have that Austin doesn’t. (I’m not a big camper, hunter,) and don’t like the winter. Is Austin the right move??
:)
Would LOVE to see Portland vs Idaho!
Wondering about a rumor I heard from someone that water rights in Eagle, Idaho, are being sold to foreign investors and turn-key offered to residents which makes the cost outrageously inflated for residents. Understandably, the residents are not happy. IS THIS TRUE?
i don't think the water rights, but maybe the water company? i think it's "Suez"?
Real estate cost is so high in the treasure Valley now, it's crazy. I'm looking to move to Texas just because of the prices. Better, bigger homes for the money... or stay here and get a junky CBH... 🤔. While I like the snow in Idaho, the inversions are really bad and you stay inside alot. Also, the past 5 summers, Idaho has had wildfire smoke for months on end. The only season I like in Idaho is spring, but other than that the seasons are not as good as everyone says. One other thing to note, the huge influx in people is making the drive to the mountains super long. Miss the old Idaho, but times are changing. Better than California for sure, but Dallas might have Boise beat with all the recent influx.
Maybe so. then you move to Dallas and you have traffic everyday, and not just on a friday after work heading to the mountains :)
I'm a born and raised Texan.. 49 years..I visited your state earlier this month and I'm telling you right now I will trade you!! Do not move down here! It's hot! It's dirty! People aren't as friendly as everyone thinks.. big cities are congestion like no other.. the only thing I'd miss in this state is fishing the gulf coast..
highest sand dunes in NA is located in eastern Colorado
thanks for sharing good info!
My husband does commercial HVAC and refrigeration and needs to be by a big city in order to have consistent work. What would be better for that type of business, Dallas or Boise?
Boise! :) of course i would say that, but in all honesty there are plenty of jobs in that industry here.
Idaho sounds good for me. Thank you.
nah, you are welcome here!
@@BoiseRealEstate Thank you!
From California looking at Texas or Idaho. Idaho does match our outdoor lifestyle the one thing that is not mentioned is how Veteran friendly your state is. Idaho state doesn’t honor disabled Veterans as much as Texas. Disabled US Veterans at 100% pay zero property Tax. This alone has me torn.
What about Idaho's outdoors don't you like?
This guy is a salesman.
Texas has spring fed rivers in the hill country. Look up Pedernales falls, Jacob's well, Medina Lake, Canyon Lake, many small German towns.
Best of all the VA is great in Texas. No property tax is awesome, no payment for vehicle registration, free airport parking with DV license plates. Etc. Just a lot of vet support.
As far as landscape, this guy is wrong. Hill country is great, west Texas has 3 different mountain ranges, the beach is pretty nice for fishing, and east has swamps for fishing.
Currently live near Boise and have lived in Dallas (Irving.) Both are great places, but I prefered Dallas.
thanks for sharing!
Brian my wife wants to know, right now, is there snow on the ground around your house?
I’ll take a picture but there’s no snow :) email me at brian@brianhymas.com and I’ll show u what it looks like. Also look on the weather app and it will show u typical temperatures for Boise right now in January
Didn’t get an email or didn’t see it, but mostly no. A few spots on north facing hills or where shadows are, there was snow
Texas is hot and humid in summer, plus the bugs are everywhere!
agree!
What about employment and crime ?
City of boise just opened a couple hundred jobs. this place is growing. Real estate is at teh backbone as ca and other states with similar policies keep pushing people here :) crime.. check out houston and othe big cities. idaho is a winner :)
@@BoiseRealEstate I’m in the flooring industry . Wood, lvp and laminate. We will be there next month to check out Idaho .
@@OG_SQUID_MTB good deal! We wanting to tour together and help you find a place?
Idaho vs Montana
is that what you are debating? I haven't heard too many compare us to Montana. Maybe eastern Idaho vs montana?
@@BoiseRealEstateyeah it’s kinda odd but I love the nature Montana and Idaho have but was just wondering the difference in cost of living and amenities
Idaho
Hi @nataliejanvrin1751 are you planning to move to Idaho?
Well i like both.. Texas doesn't have any income tax but looking for some other aspects. Turns out that I relate to that people in the Idaho I would did not know that. I seem to relate to people and Idaho really well I find that extremely interesting
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How is the medical care and facilities?
@Sarah Mohr Thank you, Sarah. It seems a shortage of doctors is on the rise everywhere.
I just tore some ligaments today in my knee. showed up to doc at 8am, home by 10am, mri scheduled for tomorrow. i would say its great!
@@BoiseRealEstate Sorry to hear about your knee, hope you heal safely and successfully. Be patient. How did you tear your knee? I am glad to hear you got medical care promptly, I am sure they take care of emergencies pretty fast too. I am still holding out for the Treasure Valley. Thanks, for your response!
@@birdlynn417 basketball :) yeah I was well taken care of :)
@@BoiseRealEstate Good!
This is a good video for my wife
We’re moving to idaho from dallas tx..hopefully were not regret, we dont like the summer in dallas too hot..
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Dating life, night life! Lol neither place would be no fun without the social life.
:)
We are considering relocating to Boise and west to New Plymouth. We have friends in New Plymouth and Weisser, Meridian and Boise..
My husband has worked for Toyota for over 30 years. Which toyota dealership do you recommend? I'm trying to talk him in to moving before retirement. LIke maybe this month.
I know Boise is in the top 5 US dealerships.
I am way too biased for this question! I love Peterson! Buy all our cars there! Great people own Peterson Toyota :)
What about crime?
Crime is in my newest video!
Crime is 10x less in Boise by my estimate
Why didn’t you compare crime?
guess we missed it!
What is your website address?
my website: realtorboise.net/
Don't move to Bexar County (San Antonio), property taxes are ridiculous, they'll double on you in a couple of years!
Agreed! Move to Boise!
If you have daughters, u don’t want to move to Texas. Lots of good old boy culture here. Plus our abortion law is harsh.
Thanks for chiming in! Idaho it is!
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