Woah, I never realized the Northeast was this beautiful and quiet. I lived in the Far East side, where there’s tons of traffic. Whenever I move back, I might check out the northeast.
Recently moved to the Far East side and honestly, I kind of miss the NE side. Particularly when you're closer to the mountains. There was plenty to do, and far, far less traffic than Far East or the East side.
Rent in the northeast has gone up more than 40% while the wages here are often as low as $10/hr. El Paso needs a Vacancy Tax and more STR Regulations. And definitely less 'investors' buying up our housing for quick profit.
@@michaelhugheselpasorealtor3531 Yo! Glad you're doing great my friend. We left the springs a few years back, too cold. Settling in to space coast Florida now! 😎 You could make a killing out here in real estate it's wild!
As an El Paso native having lived in Northeast most of my life and now in centra I would personally say living in central will probably be your best bet. There are nice homes and a historic district as well. With that being said, there are a lot of old homes that need updating and fixing. University Medical Center, Texas tech are located close by along with other hospitals such as Sierra Medical and Providence Hospital. A lot of outpatient clinics and rehabs are also located in the central area or are very easily accessible from central.
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Good job Brother, and Thank you for Serving...
I recently bought 5 acres in the East side, in the desert, South of Hueco Tanks. Can't wait to retire there!!
Might be moving out there next year. Thanks for the videos, man!
No problem! Thank you for following me on Instagram as well!
Woah, I never realized the Northeast was this beautiful and quiet. I lived in the Far East side, where there’s tons of traffic. Whenever I move back, I might check out the northeast.
Northeast is great depending on what part. The 79934 is a great zip code for sure.
Great Video Michael! I like the NE and definitely feel it is undervalued part of the city.
Thank you, I completely agree! I love that area
Recently moved to the Far East side and honestly, I kind of miss the NE side. Particularly when you're closer to the mountains. There was plenty to do, and far, far less traffic than Far East or the East side.
Rent in the northeast has gone up more than 40% while the wages here are often as low as $10/hr. El Paso needs a Vacancy Tax and more STR Regulations. And definitely less 'investors' buying up our housing for quick profit.
Cool video. We are moving there next summer. We want to go to NE area.
Awesome sounds great if you need any help with finding a home please feel free to contact me at 915 433-3918 or michael.hughes@pcsfortbliss.com
Muy bonito , quiero mudarme al pasó Texas y quiero comprar una casa
Awesome video. Very informative!
Looks nice-
Thank you sir, I agree. El Paso is a great city.
Construction is ruining the desert spaces. Greed will ruin El Paso.
The north east is so pretty
Hope you're doing well my dude. :)
What is up my dude. I'm doing really well here in El Paso! Are you still in the springs?
@@michaelhugheselpasorealtor3531 Yo! Glad you're doing great my friend. We left the springs a few years back, too cold. Settling in to space coast Florida now! 😎 You could make a killing out here in real estate it's wild!
@@davidberg698 Nice I'm from Ocala actually if you know where that is, relatively close to where you are!
Wish someone that wasent a Realtor make some vids about Elpaso.
How was the healthcare? hospitals, specialist, Urgent care centers clinic, doctors.
What is the best area to live in for medical health
As an El Paso native having lived in Northeast most of my life and now in centra I would personally say living in central will probably be your best bet. There are nice homes and a historic district as well. With that being said, there are a lot of old homes that need updating and fixing. University Medical Center, Texas tech are located close by along with other hospitals such as Sierra Medical and Providence Hospital. A lot of outpatient clinics and rehabs are also located in the central area or are very easily accessible from central.