Austin Is Becoming The New L.A., San Francisco, Californians Moving To Texas, Housing Unaffordable

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  • @MillionaireMorningShow
    @MillionaireMorningShow  12 дней назад +6

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  • @riverboatron3590
    @riverboatron3590 12 дней назад +66

    I've lived in Austin for 36 years now. All of this started in back in 2002, when the City of Austin got into bed with Cali and New York, giving out massive tax breaks to Tech companies, Commercial Restate, F1 and soon on. Hell at one point time the City of Austin would not allow any building to be taller than the Capital Building downtown. Austin has been consider the Southern Silcom Valley for many years now. Austin was the best kept secret in Texas, but now it has a giant spotlight on it that will not seem to turn off. For the people who think Austin, TX is weird, because we are. It's in our slogan, Keep Austin Weird.

    • @joez7407
      @joez7407 12 дней назад +4

      over the past 20 years Austin has definitely changed. probably a little more abruptly than other TX cities of size... but it's always been "weird"... that's the allure... anytime in the past that i've been there, you could be down town at lunch time - eating a fish sandwich, having a beer up on the second story and listening to world class country music being sung live at the corner, with 2 people dancing around them dressed like aliens... i mean - c'mon... what's not to love about that. i think the change that hurt Austin was the woke crap. that did put a dent in the city, allowing homeless to camp out in parking lots openly, permitting all the vandalism and damage to the little businesses throughout downtown... the one saving grace Austin has - is that's the state capitol in TX which is predominately still a Red state... so it can be weird... but there's a line they can't cross... i loved the old Austin though where ya felt safe at night pretty much, and just didn't matter what side of the aisle you were on - right, left, center - that was a place you could just kick back and let your weird flag fly... just my personal opinion, i do see things coming back around over the last 2 yrs. what's needed is a strong mayor, republican or democrat... right now having weirdo woke ultra left people in place isn't the ticket... same with the DA and judges who are setting bonds...

    • @twintrbo92
      @twintrbo92 11 дней назад +2

      Austin is the next host of liberalism, poop maps app will soon be needed to avoid feces around the city.

    • @Chicago48
      @Chicago48 11 дней назад

      Is Austin the capital of Texas? I wouldn't be surprised if Abbott did a takeover.
      Are they going to build stores & retail? All I see are apartments and houses.
      Those high rises look like China's housing bubble.
      Good VIDEO! EXactly as Anton explained. Shame on the USA. Most of Americans are going to be homeless.

    • @razorsharplifestyle101hard9
      @razorsharplifestyle101hard9 11 дней назад

      @@joez7407 Dont worry the lgbtq community is huge in austin so that will cause austin to becoming inceasingly wierd more and more.Its nothing consersative about austin.

    • @razorsharplifestyle101hard9
      @razorsharplifestyle101hard9 11 дней назад +2

      @@twintrbo92 Too late.Austin is lgbtq paradise and homeless paradise.To each its own but i think its going downhill.

  • @shakarussanders9911
    @shakarussanders9911 12 дней назад +58

    I used to love driving down to Austin! It was such a cool city! Now it's become a mess 🤦‍♂️

    • @joanleon8704
      @joanleon8704 12 дней назад +2

      100% true!

    • @Tusk_Tact
      @Tusk_Tact 12 дней назад +2

      I live in Ft Worth but my elderly parents are still down in Elgin so I make that drive often. Maybe one day in my kid's life they will finish 35.

    • @mikewu9483
      @mikewu9483 12 дней назад +4

      every city democratic touch

    • @4669Mikehines
      @4669Mikehines 12 дней назад

      People in Austin are very fake

    • @T.H.E.O.R.Y.
      @T.H.E.O.R.Y. 12 дней назад +4

      ​@@Tusk_Tact that will never happen 😂 they've been working on 35 since the beginning of time 😂

  • @Mr.3000TX
    @Mr.3000TX 12 дней назад +29

    I live about an hour north of Austin. I own 10 acres, my buddy that use to live across the road from me, he had 15.5 acres. He had to sell his property due to a divorce, a lady came from Cali, she purchased his property with cash.

    • @T.H.E.O.R.Y.
      @T.H.E.O.R.Y. 12 дней назад +2

      Where do you live? I'm from Killeen, Bell County.

    • @Mr.3000TX
      @Mr.3000TX 12 дней назад +1

      @@T.H.E.O.R.Y. copperas cove

    • @user-tx3ju1li2l
      @user-tx3ju1li2l 11 дней назад

      Just curious. What is your property tax on that?

    • @Mr.3000TX
      @Mr.3000TX 11 дней назад

      @@user-tx3ju1li2l we have two parts. The original 5 acres are exempt because I’m a 100% disabled veteran. The other property, we purchased it a couple of years ago, it connects to the main property. Property tax on that is probably around $50 a month.

    • @razorsharplifestyle101hard9
      @razorsharplifestyle101hard9 11 дней назад

      What generation she from? I bet she not a millenial.

  • @dpayne2589
    @dpayne2589 12 дней назад +21

    I used to drive for Uber and Lyft in Austin. The homeless situation there is atrocious. And most of them were black!!!

    • @4669Mikehines
      @4669Mikehines 12 дней назад +4

      Definitely true

    • @razorsharplifestyle101hard9
      @razorsharplifestyle101hard9 11 дней назад +4

      What generation they from? Now most o them are white and black of the boomer and x generation.Its always better to specify the generation.I am seeing more millenials and even zers black or white homeless.And i been here on a 5 month business trip from orange county california.

    • @kevinmcmillan1186
      @kevinmcmillan1186 9 дней назад +1

      I see more white from vegas to az

    • @thelifeofdclay5815
      @thelifeofdclay5815 8 дней назад

      You ain’t lying I do Uber in Austin I’m from San Antonio Tx

  • @mitchellcole832
    @mitchellcole832 12 дней назад +87

    Don’t California our Texas!
    #HoustonBornAndRaised

  • @kdeezo326
    @kdeezo326 12 дней назад +16

    I watched one of these newly built “million dollar” homes in my city burn totally down in about an 45 minutes. There was absolutely no brick in the construction of this home and the speed at which it burned down was crazy. It took the firefighters about 20 minutes to get there and another 5 to get the hoses connected.

    • @Chicago48
      @Chicago48 11 дней назад +1

      Seems like that was an insurance scam.

    • @kdeezo326
      @kdeezo326 10 дней назад

      @@Chicago48 Nah, it was just a cheaply built home sold well over the price it was actually worth.

  • @user-tx3ju1li2l
    @user-tx3ju1li2l 11 дней назад +6

    This austin phenomenon was not accidental. In the beginnin Austin used to have the Austin Jazz Festival yearly. It morphed into a blues festival, but they still called it a Jazz festival. Then KLRN TV started the Live Music show Austin City Limits. Then South By Sothwest was created. Every year Music company execs would come to Austin to see the new bands. A lot of them liked it, then decided to move to Austin. I knew a lot of people who were leaving LA and moving to Austin. Then the tech guys from Silicon Valley started going to SXSW to show off their new projects and see if they can get the VCs to give them some money. A lot of these tech guys moved to Austin. Then the Governor of Texas ran a commercial that showed a California income tax form. He said see this. We don't have one in Texas then he tore it up. . He also put up billboards about no income tax in Texas. That opened the flood gates to Austin. Larry Ellison moved Oracle to Austin. This guy has 10 beach houses in Malibu and his son and daughter are big movie producers. His daughter is a NEPO baby, but she has skills. These folks only want to go to Austin because all their friends are there. Watch out for Nashville. That will be the next Austin. And I know some folks who are tipping their toe into NOLA.

  • @saonedixon5476
    @saonedixon5476 12 дней назад +16

    I was in Austin tx last month, i delivered a freight load out there and Austin has a very impressive skyline. It looks futuristic.

    • @razorsharplifestyle101hard9
      @razorsharplifestyle101hard9 11 дней назад +1

      Yeah the real estate developers are making big money off millenial and zer renter market.

    • @Sofwarriors
      @Sofwarriors 10 дней назад

      Yea they have a few decent lookin buildings downtown but thats about it, Austin is very small, congested, it gets old QUICK, Austin is a city for ppl trying to save money,

  • @atlcollegepark8692
    @atlcollegepark8692 12 дней назад +15

    It’s always funny to hear ppl opinions about other cities when they only start traveling there FOR ONLY ON THE WEEKENDS the last 5-10 years. Most of the time they read of social media, news clips, and just got put on notice. Ppl who been traveling and staying in different cities for weeks at a time would have a better opinions.

  • @0311Trucker
    @0311Trucker 11 дней назад +3

    I'm not trying to leave California just to live around escaped Californian.

  • @mikepowell7938
    @mikepowell7938 7 дней назад +2

    I moved to Austin Texas in 09 & I'm still here 2024🎉🤞🏾💪🏾👏🏾🤝🏾🤜🏾💯🤛🏾

  • @whyworkwhenicanrap6830
    @whyworkwhenicanrap6830 12 дней назад +13

    Livivinv in Austin four years the homeless situation is insane

    • @TexasGrown1978
      @TexasGrown1978 12 дней назад +1

      Thank you, you have to live here and see all the areas to take it in. If you come to party or visit your pretty much in specific areas isolated from the truth.

    • @mmckinney3
      @mmckinney3 11 дней назад

      @@TexasGrown1978you’re right on

  • @melljones8876
    @melljones8876 12 дней назад +21

    They couldn’t pay me to move back to Texas. That mf over packed with all weirdos.

    • @Ray_Ray
      @Ray_Ray 12 дней назад +5

      Which part were you in?? DFW is straight but the price is going up. Cost of living.

    • @Brandon-rl7le
      @Brandon-rl7le 12 дней назад

      ​@Ray_Ray The DFW is not straight.It's worse than Austin.The worst place on earth to live

    • @Leroy-tj9jg
      @Leroy-tj9jg 12 дней назад

      ​Just read your comment.i am shocked by your comments about DFW. I met some people from the area. It's one of the places I am thinking about mobile to. Please explain Thanks.@@Brandon-rl7le

    • @np494609
      @np494609 12 дней назад

      Where would you rather live?

    • @paconot
      @paconot 12 дней назад +2

      Stay over there.

  • @chundreds512
    @chundreds512 9 дней назад +2

    I was there at the Juneteenth celebration in Roundrock my sister was shot in her arm, she is doing good now. They finally found the guy who did the shooting. I'm from the east side of Austin. it has been completely taken over by people from California. They came in and raised property taxes so high that the homeowners, a lot were elderly folks who couldn't pay because they were on a fixed income

    • @smokastickadynamite2236
      @smokastickadynamite2236 7 дней назад

      Glad to hear your sister is ok!
      I watched Austin get taken over piece by piece and my fam get pushed outta the east/northeast side as well 🤦‍♂.

  • @kitschyoyo78
    @kitschyoyo78 11 дней назад +2

    How sad! I visited Austin in 1999. It was a beautiful city - so many fun things to do. I didn't see any homeless people downtown.

  • @ErickaWilliamsCC
    @ErickaWilliamsCC 11 дней назад +6

    Nope. Dont talk about austin like that. Not true

  • @Dyaxxis
    @Dyaxxis 12 дней назад +3

    I lived in Austin, TX from 1991 to 1993. At that time, there definitely was migration from CA, NY, and other states to work for the tech companies back then. I worked at the Dell facility in Round Rock, National Instruments in the northeast area, then for other companies around Travis county. These jobs were part time and temporary where my main job was at the ill-fated and now defunct Holly Street Power Plant.
    Side note: I used to live near and frequent the yogurt shop before it was destroyed when 4 young girls were murdered inside of it. Local news media focused heavily on it, but I knew that the greater area was already having big city problems. This was 2 to 3 decades before now.
    I had some great memories, but I eventually found the place not very desirable to live. Those tech companies I worked for? Only Dell and National Instruments exist and the work I did no longer exists with those companies.

  • @Tvillalona1
    @Tvillalona1 12 дней назад +15

    That happened in Round rock... It wasn't a mass shooting.. 2 jackasses decided to pull out weapons and shoot each other..

    • @TyHarrodTX
      @TyHarrodTX 12 дней назад +2

      Exactly this can and does happen everywhere.

    • @JocMiles
      @JocMiles 12 дней назад +2

      And as always miss the target entirely and got two randoms instead 🤦🏽‍♂️

    • @Brandon-rl7le
      @Brandon-rl7le 10 дней назад

      The usual suspect

    • @StaticVibes
      @StaticVibes 7 дней назад

      The definition of "mass shooting" is when 4 or more people are hit. It does happen commonly. 600+ times last yr alone.

  • @NTATchannelNickTaylor
    @NTATchannelNickTaylor 11 дней назад +2

    Austin been off the scales for a long time now, it's just finally people outside of our state are seeing what we all knew. Austin is Texas' version of Berkeley California and their motto is Keep Austin Weird.

  • @tayjenkins2188
    @tayjenkins2188 5 дней назад +1

    Currently living in Austin and yes the Cali locals have taken over in a bad way lol they started the flood during covid pandemic when everything in Cali was closed, There is crazy inflation on housing and renting apartments, traffic is unbearable the driving is very aggressive. Its always busy north or south Austin. Most of the locals are being pushed out and the homeless crowd has increased. I think the ppl from Cali love Austin because its very outdoor oriented and has a huge body of water running through it similar to a beach. Also all the big corporations and tech companies offer well paying jobs, Cali just became to expensive and Austin TX was cheap at the time they flooded down here

  • @Rocky1765
    @Rocky1765 11 дней назад +2

    We bought Pulte, DON"T DO IT!!!! They are terrible, after the sale, they act like they don't know you. Foundation sunk one year before warranty expired, THEY came and inspected and said, insignificant, and refused to pay for repairs. Foundation correction costed us $10K and they REFUSED to answer any of our calls after THEY inspected.

  • @cbrent65
    @cbrent65 11 дней назад +2

    I’m a travel nurse here in Austin. Everyone I talk to say they can tell when someone is from California

  • @WoodT92
    @WoodT92 11 дней назад +3

    I went to Austin few months back. I enjoyed it. Seems like a cool city.

  • @TheIrvingsylva
    @TheIrvingsylva 12 дней назад +9

    It’s a shame that us folks cant even come together on a day that’s supposed to commensurate being free in America as a Black man/woman…..😢

    • @JocMiles
      @JocMiles 12 дней назад

      Black people will have to start rejecting and shaming the culture we have in place now. That's the only way this ends. Unfortunately, it's rooted in race so majority of Black folks are not going to give up the culture.

  • @rhettdemille4404
    @rhettdemille4404 6 дней назад

    Austin is now known as an IT hub and many west coast tech workers are moving there in waves.
    As a result of many years, housing costs have skyrocketed along with homelessness.
    Basically, it has been one of the fastest top 100 metro area cities the last 25 years - Insane growth.
    It's also known as a very blue area in an otherwise red state.
    Many people are now contemplating selling and moving out as trash, violence, drug use and criminality are rampant.

  • @kingcrumbey3018
    @kingcrumbey3018 12 дней назад +4

    Austin aka ATX is the best kept secret but to many Californians moving here. Great place but the housing and tech job surges is making for a large economy bubble to be burst in the next few years‼️‼️

  • @andreforde4319
    @andreforde4319 12 дней назад +5

    That house at approx. 9:50 is actually a brand new "shotgun" row house. That's horrible.

    • @ohreally404
      @ohreally404 11 дней назад +1

      but why is he showing only these cheap homes, like this is the average home in Austin.... It's not.

  • @TAHJ1987
    @TAHJ1987 12 дней назад +4

    As a native houstonian myself..there making houston similiar to cali too

    • @Sofwarriors
      @Sofwarriors 10 дней назад

      Houston will NEVER be California EVER, way different dynamic and that weather👎

  • @txgal7572
    @txgal7572 11 дней назад +3

    They ran out the lower income people on the East side of I-35 years ago, families that had lived there for years. It’s gotten insane to live in that poop liberal hell hole city. It was not like that when I lived there in the middle’90’s. I lived in a 2 bedroom apartment by Mopac it was $660 for a 2 bedroom…. I bet now it’s probably high $1,000’s.
    My brother lives 45 minutes outside of Austin and he’s a landscaper now, the number of houses being built is insane!

  • @SMW-TRAVEL
    @SMW-TRAVEL 8 дней назад +1

    Some people have fixed rent in New York, and will never give up those locked in rent prices.

  • @Lovely_891
    @Lovely_891 11 дней назад +1

    It’s not just Austin it’s all of America. God bless us.

  • @salientfilm
    @salientfilm 12 дней назад +3

    Austin is not the place to move to if you don't have a lot of money or a lot of roommates with great credit. new neighborhoods are trash. scorpions and all kind of ish get in easy! lived by the tesla factory, and it was hell on earth. traffic. rising theft, random new homeless wandering through farm land at night. it was crazy. still has good people! just gotta find 'em

  • @FootballRob2010
    @FootballRob2010 11 дней назад

    Great work Anton, thank you for what you do

  • @TexasGrown1978
    @TexasGrown1978 12 дней назад +3

    these ARE east Austin HOMES, YOU WON'T SEE THIS KIND OF HOUSING IN west Austin, THEY WOULD SHIT IN west Austin IF THEY SAW THIS BEING BUILT. west Austin IS WHERE THE MONEY IS and they are all million dollars and up with excellent schools and prestigious private schools

    • @BxTx28
      @BxTx28 11 дней назад +1

      Oh yea that west lake/ bee cave area is real money. Private airports and all

  • @victorhaywood9995
    @victorhaywood9995 12 дней назад +5

    I live in San Antonio, and I frequently drive to Austin, and the housing prices are higher than they should be, and there are more people from California there. However, I have never felt unsafe or afraid to walk around the city.
    Also, unless you are Hispanic, not many people (black, white, or asian) are moving to San Antonio.

    • @TheSonyExperience
      @TheSonyExperience 12 дней назад +3

      San Antonio for the win! I think it’s the best place of the four major cities. It’s cheap and Austin is a short drive away, DFW and HOU are a short cheap flight away if you don’t want to drive.

    • @mmckinney3
      @mmckinney3 11 дней назад

      San Antonio is where the Mexican border starts

    • @victorhaywood9995
      @victorhaywood9995 11 дней назад

      @mmckinney3 Personally, the Texas/Mexican border never ends. It's just tolerated.
      Also, Hondo and Castorville are before San Antonio.

    • @Sofwarriors
      @Sofwarriors 10 дней назад

      @@mmckinney3no its not, its laredo

    • @thelifeofdclay5815
      @thelifeofdclay5815 8 дней назад

      Ain’t shit in San Antonio Tx I stay here born and raised

  • @kimberella2105
    @kimberella2105 8 дней назад +1

    I live 45 min away and it’s like this all over south Texas. The houses suck. In my neighborhood, the same cookie cutter house I bought for $229k right before ‘Ovid, Californians were moving in months later paying $450k 😮 . My neighbor paid $410k for a house almost half the size of mine. She said she thought she was getting a deal moving from California and now she realizes these houses are barely worth $200k and she said she’ll never be able to sell.

  • @kalipooh3388
    @kalipooh3388 12 дней назад +8

    And Detroit better? Your views seem personal about Los Angeles..🤦🏾‍♂️🤔🤷🏾‍♂️

    • @BxTx28
      @BxTx28 11 дней назад

      I've lived in Austin for years and never met anybody from Detroit, you just need to spend one day out here to see there's a clear California takeover

    • @michaelmanuel295
      @michaelmanuel295 10 дней назад +2

      I’m saying, he be acting like Detroit the best city in the world! 🤣✌🏿

  • @paconot
    @paconot 12 дней назад +5

    Austin will never be LA.

    • @dryvonne1999
      @dryvonne1999 12 дней назад

      Never say never.

    • @Sofwarriors
      @Sofwarriors 10 дней назад

      @@dryvonne1999NEVER, Austins lifestyle is wayyy slower, Austin barely has Healthy Eating , Californias health Eating is next level, just lookup erewhon

  • @TheAIFitness
    @TheAIFitness 9 дней назад +1

    Glad someone saying it they moved here and Arizona making everything high and unaffordable

  • @cjackson9627
    @cjackson9627 11 дней назад +1

    Those homes don't look like the common Texas new home build. Very rare you have homes with all siding here. Usually you have a combination of brick and stone with an extensive landscape package. I worked for a homebuilder and their entry level homes were far better than this BS!

  • @Healthyagingwithmarvin
    @Healthyagingwithmarvin 10 дней назад +1

    When you visit these areas with no sidewalks, above ground power lines no curbs poor drainage... run as fast as you can. Poor public infrastructure can mean disaster when growth slows!

  • @pamronning
    @pamronning 12 дней назад +2

    I dealt in private subdivision development as an inspector it was devastating in some areas.

  • @kinart2543
    @kinart2543 11 дней назад +2

    Partially true. ALL of Texas big cities, Houston/Dallas, sre BLUE.
    WHAT PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE IN THODE BIG CITIES IS THE CRAZY HIGH PROPERTY TAX

  • @the1andonlyxx
    @the1andonlyxx 12 дней назад +1

    You guys are killing the mainstream media ❤ keep up the good work!

  • @kelcat34
    @kelcat34 11 дней назад +2

    Where ever Californians go, the cost of living goes up!

  • @andrewjames1817
    @andrewjames1817 12 дней назад +9

    Ive seen so many cali plates here in texas

    • @kleangreen596
      @kleangreen596 11 дней назад +3

      Cali & Florida! Ugh...sick of it!

    • @Sofwarriors
      @Sofwarriors 10 дней назад

      O hushhh we see tx plates in California etc

    • @andrewjames1817
      @andrewjames1817 10 дней назад

      @@Sofwarriors say did you want a medal for seeing texas plates in California or a chest to pin that medal.on .

    • @Sofwarriors
      @Sofwarriors 10 дней назад

      You sound like a teenager to be honest,why even bring up seeing cali plates in Texas its irrelevant, u can go To any state and see plates from all over the place, means nothing. My plates are from Oregon and i haven’t lived A Day there ever in life

    • @andrewjames1817
      @andrewjames1817 10 дней назад

      @@Sofwarriors dont like me or.my comments block.me.then

  • @soapyone5756
    @soapyone5756 11 дней назад +1

    It’s gotten pretty dangerous down there even the college kids from the University don’t party downtown like they used to with all the local college bars it’s too scary to go out at night the people are hanging around a shelter there and the homeless and the drugs it’s terrible

  • @randomone74
    @randomone74 11 дней назад +1

    I am a native Texan. I’m 50 years old. I am African-American. I’ve lived in Austin 24 years. Have never lived outside of the state. Austin is nowhere near LA or San Francisco. Kirk Watson is a Democratic mayor, but he is not some weirdo, progressive ultra liberal mayor by any means. although the city of Austin may be blue, the state is as red as red can be, especially when the governor of Texas resides in Austin, the capital. He will not let the city of Austin disintegrate not while he’s living in that governors mansion, my prayers to the families and victims of the shooting in Round Rock. This is not normal, Austin is not like Houston Texas, where the first five stories leading the newscast are about murders. But as more people moved to Austin, more crime happens. So people from California stop moving here! Seek life elsewhere. But if you do move here, leave your ultra blue,progressive, and ultra liberal political ideology behind or you turn this city and this state into the same garbage state you left known as California. What happened in round rock is probably crime committed by folks who are not native to Austin. hell probably not even from TX. This is highly highly unusual, but just goes to show. You can take the person out the ghetto, but can’t take the ghetto mentality out the person.

  • @teamJPCx3
    @teamJPCx3 9 дней назад +1

    Lets be clear your only gonna deal with major homelessness is in the downtown area. Outer areas round rock, hutto, cedar park, georgetown,etc you really dont deal with homelessness heavily

  • @yasinraden562
    @yasinraden562 12 дней назад +1

    John’s channel is amazing. He has great content

    • @thefemininecfo
      @thefemininecfo 11 дней назад

      I agree. I've been watching him for about a year now.

  • @Mr.J2UMF
    @Mr.J2UMF 11 дней назад +1

    When they migrate towards Pinehurst TX. it's your asses in the dark.

  • @Mack9077
    @Mack9077 12 дней назад +3

    Saw this coming from a mile away

  • @MrG-z4o
    @MrG-z4o 12 дней назад +3

    People talk about Chicago but we have the best architecture 💯💯 nothing looks the same them cookie cutter homes are depressing and keep you in the rat race

  • @michelle-pt2vk
    @michelle-pt2vk 4 дня назад +1

    Noo, Austin is like a mini NYC

  • @killerkano79
    @killerkano79 11 дней назад

    I lived in Austin back in 1998.. hadn't been back since .. until i moved to San Marcos in 2016.. and man it has grown alot.. after the pandemic it picked up pace.. but its not just Austin. Dallas, Houston and san antonio.. even the little cities between and around have grown.. certain parts of Austin do resemble west Hollywood.. ive met plenty of people from all around the world.. texas is hot and its hot to😂

  • @cjswisher
    @cjswisher 4 дня назад

    Californians moving to TX and raising the price sound exactly like what New Yorkers are doing to FL

  • @larecothompson1898
    @larecothompson1898 9 дней назад +1

    Austin been live since the 90s

  • @RioSpeaks
    @RioSpeaks 11 дней назад +1

    Damn Round Rock usually pretty chill...

  • @jayJ9553
    @jayJ9553 11 дней назад +1

    Stop providing Tech Companies from California tax breaks to move to Texas and things will change

  • @jrSnk555
    @jrSnk555 11 дней назад

    Being from Seattle. Austin is paradise and I can’t wait to move there in a few months.

  • @zyrtor1
    @zyrtor1 10 дней назад

    I live just outside Houston. There is no logical reason to buy a house that is all wood and no brick. Like Austin area is not capable of getting hit by tornadoes? I bet that house costs more than my new house does by a lot too.

  • @troypeters6348
    @troypeters6348 7 дней назад

    Here in Vancouver b.c. A starter home goes for 1.8 million!!!that’s a small 50 year old bungalow in a crappy neighborhood!…

  • @luisvilla799
    @luisvilla799 10 дней назад +1

    Those homes used to be 75k new and out of towners gentrified the prices

  • @BreakerInc
    @BreakerInc 11 дней назад +1

    Keep your cali out of Texas. Thankfully, very few are moving anywhere else in the state in any major numbers in single area's. They're wrecking Austin, driving prices up for trash housing. Land out here doesn't normally cost what it does there, I can't see this continuing at this pace, though.

  • @atlcollegepark8692
    @atlcollegepark8692 12 дней назад +3

    Most of ya’ll and Anton just started traveling to different cities because of social media. Stop being so gassed off social media and chatty patty about different cities you don’t pay taxes in nor have stayed in longer than a week.

  • @omaralvarado1080
    @omaralvarado1080 8 дней назад

    There are so many drifters they don’t consider themselves homeless. They consider themselves travelers that travel state from state. They still look for money.

  • @jbeezy4509
    @jbeezy4509 12 дней назад

    Heard what they do is put sold in front of a lot of houses even though it’s not. That is just to get people excited about joining the community before they miss out FOMO.

  • @4techologysolutions639
    @4techologysolutions639 12 дней назад +1

    I wish people actually did research to give complete context. There was a mass move around the pandemic then there were layoffs in tech which caused people to move from Austin to other states. Crime and foolishness is nowhere near cali or San Fran

  • @MotivateINInspire
    @MotivateINInspire 12 дней назад +4

    I was about this the other day I knew i wasn’t tripping. Austin is basically a part of Cali now ong

  • @Pointofviewdaily
    @Pointofviewdaily 11 дней назад +1

    With people moving in a mass amount thus is the reason why the market has gone up. People don’t understand that, they are driving the cost up.

  • @edt7108
    @edt7108 9 дней назад

    I work downtown Austin…homeless everywhere 😢 and it’s a lot.

  • @dholmesjr
    @dholmesjr 10 дней назад

    Thats insane

  • @pesocheco
    @pesocheco 5 дней назад

    A post went viral 6 months ago Austin was the most affordable city in America..ik the bums would pull up soon or later. Some of them Cali folks be weirdos too, keep ya eye on em

  • @dadav5330
    @dadav5330 12 дней назад +1

    California is the reason why I moved out of Austin.

  • @UnknownAGENT007
    @UnknownAGENT007 11 дней назад

    Just as long as they understand WHY they moved to Austin…. or Texas in general. Voting like they did in California isn’t going to work… if they were truly tired of California ways.

  • @JAMUSA2018
    @JAMUSA2018 11 дней назад

    That's what happens in demand and supply. Even Florida is getting expensive now

  • @-OBELUS-
    @-OBELUS- 11 дней назад

    Yep. It's disgusting. Graffiti, stinky homeless, businesses closing, high taxes, high rents, crime.

  • @chichijima4257
    @chichijima4257 12 дней назад

    That’s everywhere

  • @tyrice9635
    @tyrice9635 9 дней назад

    What I’ve seen in Texas are 265k homes it’s a lot out there

  • @gloriaalford4541
    @gloriaalford4541 11 дней назад +1

    We're in a recession. They keep moving the goal post and saying we're not in one.

  • @Susan-il9ml
    @Susan-il9ml 11 дней назад

    We have family that live in N.Y. It's a big state, not everyone lives in NYC.

  • @kevothagod6144
    @kevothagod6144 11 дней назад

    Anton now is going to be worst then 2008. It don’t matter if you don’t want to sell. But when you can’t afford the taxes, insurance, HOA dues that go up every year I don’t care what you rate is you are going to sell. Also we had a building crisis in 08 where there was way more homes going up then people can afford to buy

  • @blast4me754
    @blast4me754 12 дней назад +2

    No matter what city you go to in the USA we're always that group over in the bad section of the city fighting, killing and failing like always. I saw a hood vlog in Alaska showing us acting ghetto as always.

    • @b9479
      @b9479 12 дней назад

      In Alaska?

    • @blast4me754
      @blast4me754 12 дней назад

      @@b9479 Type in Alaska's most dangerous hood on RUclips.

  • @EnlightenedOne-lq6qc
    @EnlightenedOne-lq6qc 12 дней назад +4

    I just rode through that mf, traffic suck

  • @TryRickPayton
    @TryRickPayton 11 дней назад

    That is insane

  • @RioSpeaks
    @RioSpeaks 11 дней назад +1

    Love Austin

  • @nickycs1935
    @nickycs1935 12 дней назад +1

    Austin is still in Texas and will be fine, many of the weak are already leaving which is why its popular to say people are leaving... new build quality is trash... all much of the riff raff is moving to these new builds as they sold off their property in austin itself if only for the land... the new build neighborhoods are tomorrows ghettos, it apparent as the streets are littered with a million cars and low quality builds. South west and west austin is where its at... south east and north/northeast is a hard pass.

  • @chittybangbang7637
    @chittybangbang7637 12 дней назад +1

    It became the new Atlanta and now it's becoming the new Cali.

  • @GetItByAllMeans777
    @GetItByAllMeans777 11 дней назад +1

    One thing about Texas that you need to understand is that the Mexicans have built this place up from the freeways to sewage throwing up hundreds of thousands of subdivisions throughout Texas so building Austin is a piece of cake to the big corporations because they subcontract all the work to the Mexicans the Mexicans they got to work and they’re gonna go to work and they stick together. Nothing wrong with that.

    • @daboss6385
      @daboss6385 10 дней назад +1

      Yes nothing wrong about that at all. And great they can find work but unfortunately everyday Americans will never do those jobs that’s why they are outsourced. People want high paying jobs that allow them to have the so called American dream. The amount of money that needs to be made to live comfortably is what drove all other Americans away from those jobs. For an immigrant or less educated anything is a step up from what they could be doing respectfully

  • @chrismoody5977
    @chrismoody5977 3 дня назад

    U do realize Austin expensive as hell compared to the rest of Texas except Dallas? 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @terrencemcphail5782
    @terrencemcphail5782 11 дней назад

    Market came down like 20 percent that is all u gonna get for correction and interest may go down to 5 % but that is it, just a shortage nationwide it is what it is. Inflation not gonna allow for the dip people want. Prices are still going up and after the election, stabilization gonna happen regardless. Rental vs single family homes gonna be 5 to 1. They do not want home ownership for the future that does not keep money flowing like rental properties.

  • @kevothagod6144
    @kevothagod6144 11 дней назад +1

    John Williams has a great channel

  • @landmark22
    @landmark22 10 дней назад

    Anton you mentioned these builders but you say "Greed is good"

  • @TOGO4545
    @TOGO4545 11 дней назад

    Does that make the cost of living go up higher when they move from state to state oh and Happy June 10th

  • @user-tu5qj3ly7w
    @user-tu5qj3ly7w 6 дней назад

    I live Vienna and even the worst places are heaven in comparison.

  • @jackchapman4845
    @jackchapman4845 12 дней назад +4

    This looks like Georgia

    • @TexasGrown1978
      @TexasGrown1978 12 дней назад

      Man, your so right. Looks like Alpharetta or Buckhead from my memories, I was there about 20 yrs ago. When you said that thought about it and ding ding ding went off, you nailed it my man.

    • @lelelum4103
      @lelelum4103 8 дней назад

      Texas and Georgia do look a lot alike

  • @byronholman9228
    @byronholman9228 12 дней назад

    They better be ready for them Austin Bills 💵 too😂❓

  • @pamronning
    @pamronning 12 дней назад

    You can lift that ranch up build under it no need for new trusses.

  • @armoniqfields8016
    @armoniqfields8016 12 дней назад +1

    I love just North of Austin. If you want to Work or are into Real Estate. It's the place to be. Very unaffordable without 2 or 3 roommates. I know Nurses and X Ray Techs that are working hospital jobs that are homeless but working. I have 2 Duplexas that I rent to Nurses and they are stacked in there like sardines working opposing shifts. Times are tough and I let them do it because they are paying the rent. On the other side, the homeless is exploding. The crime is out of control. Plfuggerville is still peaceful for now.

    • @eaglesfan9800
      @eaglesfan9800 12 дней назад +1

      Alot of them coming to Killeen , Harker Heights from Austin.

    • @TheSonyExperience
      @TheSonyExperience 12 дней назад +1

      Those aren’t nurses then, those are CNAs. If they need 2-3 people, there not nurses. The average nurse is making 104K in Austin. Can’t compare a nurse to Xray tech and other hospital workers.

    • @T.H.E.O.R.Y.
      @T.H.E.O.R.Y. 12 дней назад

      ​@@eaglesfan9800The paying folks aren't the only ones coming from Austin; they paid the homeless to come through, too, or so I heard.
      Shout out to you, bc I'm from Killeen.