When making 4 trips to Texas in 2021 to see if it was the right place for us, we fell in love with Fort Worth. Clean, wholesome, polite, and just nice. We love the cowboy culture and conservative politics. We visited in August to see if we could take the heat. Well, we wanted even more cowboy culture and conservative politics so we bought property 1.5 hours southwest of Fort Worth, lol! True about the scenery, pretty it it's own way but redundant. The sky is amazing, as well as the sense of spaciousness. I'm from the Pacific NW and yes, it is very beautiful. But there is something much more important to us than scenery and good weather, and that is the sense of freedom you have in Texas, which seems to be fading away here.....
@@VIPRealty check out Cannon Beach and Astoria on the Oregon coast. My favorite places that will be missed. Fly into Portland for an easy and beautiful drive the the beach. I may become a “sun bird”, one that goes north in the summer!
As a Fort Worth resident, I will say Fort Worth is the most Texan big city in the state. The southern/cowboy culture is significantly stronger than Dallas, Austin, and Houston. It’s a slower city and a smaller scale
Thank you so much for this! Great video. My husband & I have been trying to find the best spot to move in the south & we’re pretty set on Fort Worth. A huge part of my childhood was spent living in Fort Worth & I can’t wait to live there and start a family! The pros out way the cons for us. 👍
I'm getting ready to retire and thinking of getting the heck out of Southern California please comment if I should my electric bill this summer is over 400$ I' pay 4.00 a gallon for petro and groceries are around 300$ a week. and crime is up almost every year. And bad traffic every day.
One more ‘Con’ for ya: Major Flooding/Flash Flooding (caused by Major Storms & Major Rain Events… some at ‘Historic’ levels. These Events don’t happen frequently, just from time to time). However, it’s not ALL of Fort Worth that gets Majorly Flooded, just certain parts…more so than others. I imagine that this (flash flooding) is one of the Primary Reasons why the cost of living rates are so low in Fort Worth. This very same ‘Con’, could be applied to (certain parts of) ‘Dallas’, ‘Houston’. ‘San Antonio’… etc, etc… as well.
@vVIPRealty I’m kinda late to the party but I loved the video. My gf and I are considering moving to Texas and Ft Worth is on the list. I currently work for Coke A Cola and she’s in retail. I’m hoping to just transfer and make the transition as easy as possible but will change jobs if need be. Also, is there any outdoor activities such as hiking or lakes within and hour’s drive? Thanks for the help and hope to hear from you soon!
I'm from midwest but have lived in Far North Fort Worth for 20 years. A lot of people moving here. Most of the new homes being built are in this area. Great place to raise kids, good schools, shopping, restaurants. From May to October, Be prepared for the Heat and humidity like you have never experienced before.lol
Lol! I agree. I live on the Dallas side. I don’t dislike Ft. Worth, I’m just not a big fan of the vibe there. There are specific spots that I visit from time to time, but that’s about it!
@@adalas293 apparently theres not enough death going around in ftw as dallas... that's the difference, literally. Oh, and ftw doesnt allow children into the gay bars for pride crap, dallas does.
@@grips1446 I'm not from Ft. Worth, but I was raised three hours west in Abilene. There's a vibe in certain parts of Texas that is... not very open-minded. It is a rugged, masculine, white, and conservative culture. That's what people mean (in my experience) when they say 'Cowboy Culture.' It values strength, honesty, and quite honestly can struggle with self-expression that falls out of the narrow range of its culture. It's taken me a long time, but I've learned that it's not necessarily a bad thing. It has its place. But if you're trying to be artsy, effeminate (Texas is like Sparta, even a lot of our women are rugged and tough), or push boundaries, it's not the place for that. If you fit the culture and want to feel cozy, safe, and like the people around you are genuine, then it's amazing. Dallas is really the place to be progressive and push boundaries. Just my two cents from my time in Texas.
@@Kingofthepeoplee means you're a dummy. So stay in Commiefornia where the drugs, crime and corruption are voted in favor of every election cycle. K?
Just wish realtors would stop asking to buy my house already... texas is freaking full. Nobody needs to move here. Move on to another state. Oh, and the trinity river has bodies found in it all the time, that's the river that runs through ftw. Dont move here.
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When making 4 trips to Texas in 2021 to see if it was the right place for us, we fell in love with Fort Worth. Clean, wholesome, polite, and just nice. We love the cowboy culture and conservative politics. We visited in August to see if we could take the heat. Well, we wanted even more cowboy culture and conservative politics so we bought property 1.5 hours southwest of Fort Worth, lol! True about the scenery, pretty it it's own way but redundant. The sky is amazing, as well as the sense of spaciousness. I'm from the Pacific NW and yes, it is very beautiful. But there is something much more important to us than scenery and good weather, and that is the sense of freedom you have in Texas, which seems to be fading away here.....
I agree. That's why Texas is home for us. Even though I LOVE the San Diego weather and landscape.
@@VIPRealty check out Cannon Beach and Astoria on the Oregon coast. My favorite places that will be missed. Fly into Portland for an easy and beautiful drive the the beach. I may become a “sun bird”, one that goes north in the summer!
Who cares
You'll never experience true freedom until y'all move to Texas.
Hi Bella the Reader, we are thinking of making the move from the Portland area. Can you reach out to me... I would love to chat!
I moved to Fort Worth in 2016 and have been very happy here. 💕
That's great! Fort Worth is a great Big/Small city.
Love your videos, trying to transfer my job to the DFW area now. Definitely informative and helpful.
Thank you Deyonis! Let us know when your transfer comes through.
@@VIPRealty will do!
Great video, I am moving from San Diego to fort Worth.
I love ❤️ San Diego. Fort Worth has a lot to offer as well
As a Fort Worth resident, I will say Fort Worth is the most Texan big city in the state. The southern/cowboy culture is significantly stronger than Dallas, Austin, and Houston. It’s a slower city and a smaller scale
100% agree.
It’s slower alright… and I thought the drivers in Austin were slow lol
Thank you so much for this! Great video. My husband & I have been trying to find the best spot to move in the south & we’re pretty set on Fort Worth. A huge part of my childhood was spent living in Fort Worth & I can’t wait to live there and start a family! The pros out way the cons for us. 👍
Thank you! You're right, there's a lot more pros..
I'm getting ready to retire and thinking of getting the heck out of Southern California please comment if I should my electric bill this summer is over 400$ I' pay 4.00 a gallon for petro and groceries are around 300$ a week. and crime is up almost every year. And bad traffic every day.
I think you'll enjoy living in Texas! Cost of living is lower and great people everywhere.
Please upgrade your mic. This one is horrible. Great info, just hard to hear.
Agreed. Just bought some wireless mics.
One more ‘Con’ for ya:
Major Flooding/Flash Flooding (caused by Major Storms & Major Rain Events… some at ‘Historic’ levels. These Events don’t happen frequently, just from time to time). However, it’s not ALL of Fort Worth that gets Majorly Flooded, just certain parts…more so than others.
I imagine that this (flash flooding) is one of the Primary Reasons why the cost of living rates are so low in Fort Worth. This very same ‘Con’, could be applied to (certain parts of) ‘Dallas’, ‘Houston’. ‘San Antonio’… etc, etc… as well.
Yes there's certain roads that get flooded all the time due to poor drainage or construction but its nothing like houston here
A D+ Smdh, HELL no!! Thanks for helping me make my decision
@vVIPRealty I’m kinda late to the party but I loved the video. My gf and I are considering moving to Texas and Ft Worth is on the list. I currently work for Coke A Cola and she’s in retail. I’m hoping to just transfer and make the transition as easy as possible but will change jobs if need be. Also, is there any outdoor activities such as hiking or lakes within and hour’s drive? Thanks for the help and hope to hear from you soon!
Yes. You’ll have access to several lakes. Hiking maybe. Just not in the mountains
I'm from midwest but have lived in Far North Fort Worth for 20 years. A lot of people moving here. Most of the new homes being built are in this area. Great place to raise kids, good schools, shopping, restaurants. From May to October, Be prepared for the Heat and humidity like you have never experienced before.lol
@@MrUnsolvedMystery thanks for the info but the humidity can’t be worse than doing boot camp in South Carolina in May lol
I'm contemplating whether to move to Fort Worth or Raleigh NC, I'm wondering which is more family oriented as I have young kids
Not sure about NC. However, Fort Worth is good place for families. It's a large city with a small town feel.
Loved Dallas (North) when I visited last year. For some reasons I didn't love the vibe of Fort Worth 🤩
lol. Fort Worth definitely has a different vibe.
Lol! I agree. I live on the Dallas side. I don’t dislike Ft. Worth, I’m just not a big fan of the vibe there. There are specific spots that I visit from time to time, but that’s about it!
@@Aggie4life77 What parts of Fort Worth?
If you don't explain why, it doesn't mean much to anyone 😔
@@adalas293 apparently theres not enough death going around in ftw as dallas... that's the difference, literally. Oh, and ftw doesnt allow children into the gay bars for pride crap, dallas does.
lived in Fort Worth two years in downtown
its great if you're white, other wise go to dallas
Why if you’re white?
Can you elaborate a bit more. Details please as I am thinking of moving here or Utah from Los Angeles
@@grips1446 I'm not from Ft. Worth, but I was raised three hours west in Abilene. There's a vibe in certain parts of Texas that is... not very open-minded. It is a rugged, masculine, white, and conservative culture. That's what people mean (in my experience) when they say 'Cowboy Culture.' It values strength, honesty, and quite honestly can struggle with self-expression that falls out of the narrow range of its culture.
It's taken me a long time, but I've learned that it's not necessarily a bad thing. It has its place. But if you're trying to be artsy, effeminate (Texas is like Sparta, even a lot of our women are rugged and tough), or push boundaries, it's not the place for that. If you fit the culture and want to feel cozy, safe, and like the people around you are genuine, then it's amazing. Dallas is really the place to be progressive and push boundaries.
Just my two cents from my time in Texas.
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Yes.
Love it.
Can you make a video pris and cins of Keene, TX
We can add it to our list. 👍
I'm not a country person at all. Idk how I would fare if I consider moving to Ft Worth.
Fort Worth is a big city. However, it has that country feel.
Saftey is bad here
I want to move to Fort Worth from Henderson Nevada. I need realtor. I’m a registered nurse by profession
Flat is a benefit for use cyclists haha great video thank you for the insight
LOL 😅. You need to head to the hill country.
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Lol
I hate Texas!
Which states are better than Texas? Texas had a lot to offer.
@@VIPRealty California, Nevada, and Pennsylvania better then terrible state of Texas!
@@Kingofthepeople I don't know about that one. lol
@@VIPRealty What do you mean?
@@Kingofthepeoplee means you're a dummy. So stay in Commiefornia where the drugs, crime and corruption are voted in favor of every election cycle. K?
Just wish realtors would stop asking to buy my house already... texas is freaking full. Nobody needs to move here. Move on to another state. Oh, and the trinity river has bodies found in it all the time, that's the river that runs through ftw. Dont move here.
Fort Worth is going to continue to grow. There are a lot of benefits of living in Ft. Worth.
@@VIPRealty there's no benefits of living in Fort Worth. The city is ugly and full of discrimination
@@VIPRealty get outta here
Wym bodies. I’ve been living in Dallas since ‘19. I was thinking about moving with my kids to Fort Worth. Is it not worth it?
@@southernsoulful Fort Worth has a lower cost of living and is a great / growing city.