Cost of Living in Seattle, Washington 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • Are you thinking of moving to Seattle Washington and want to know more about how much it costs? Well in this video Tova breaks down the cost of living in Seattle Washington for 2023.
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Комментарии • 38

  • @speciosae
    @speciosae 11 месяцев назад +5

    Really great video for folks about to leave and move to WA. Personally put this in my finance tracker, detail by detail, for peace in mind before I move. Honestly, everywhere is expensive but recognizing that personally we don't always need or want as much as we think. That is not to speak for those struggling to attain basic necessities for survival. Just some thought if you're a regular person discouraged by expenses.

  • @artemicionkupo4367
    @artemicionkupo4367 5 месяцев назад +1

    ... the median income is $105,000... but the min wage is $16.50. What!?

  • @bifuriousaf
    @bifuriousaf Год назад +3

    FT hospital employee making 43k/yr is homeless in Seattle

  • @tylerlawlerDEVGRU
    @tylerlawlerDEVGRU Год назад +6

    $58,000 is poverty in Seattle as myself.

    • @jungleent9714
      @jungleent9714 Год назад

      That's insane man

    • @Zerohearts0
      @Zerohearts0 8 месяцев назад

      @@jungleent9714that’s not much I live in California and that’s nothing after all our taxes

  • @richardshagrin8565
    @richardshagrin8565 Год назад +3

    You can get a hamburger at Dick's for about $2.50 or more depending on what you want them to put on it. Mustard and ketchup are about ten cents more. A hamburger with Lettuce, tomato and condiments likely will run about $3, but you can certainly spend more. Fries are expensive, beverages aren't cheap. Still Dicks is a lot less than McDonalds.

  • @nickclopton7986
    @nickclopton7986 Год назад +1

    As far as parking goes in Seattle it is Best to use public transit when visiting. Now yes if you are living in Seattle and need to travel say a mile or more. Or if you have to be at some place at a certain time and know you won't make it on time when using public transit then yes have and use a car. But if you can afford to use a taxi or Uber or Lyft. Do that.

  • @marcusallen765
    @marcusallen765 Год назад +1

    Man I live in Florida I thought it was high here nope Seattle definitely tops that one 😮

  • @jesterm1460
    @jesterm1460 Год назад +1

    Hoa is ridiculous sometimes!

  • @scottfox9494
    @scottfox9494 Год назад +2

    I love free range bread

  • @plusblood5101
    @plusblood5101 Год назад +1

    Very fair review and expence
    List.

  • @johannarivera8480
    @johannarivera8480 Год назад +1

    The bread description made me lol 😂

  • @Savage-bd3rk
    @Savage-bd3rk Год назад

    don’t yall lock up your groceries now

  • @mojoschmee9320
    @mojoschmee9320 Год назад

    Don't forget the cost of your soul, as it slowly gets chipped away at everyday as you walk past the miserable and mal-addicted homeless, until it gradually just becomes white noise and you stop noticing....

  • @sw2a_194
    @sw2a_194 Год назад

    Making 68000$ a year is it enough to survive in Seattle as a married ?

    • @ClaudioMacias-h9x
      @ClaudioMacias-h9x Год назад +1

      Yes. Just budget. Live in your means.
      My wife and I lived in WA for 5 years making 85-90 super comfortable and saving 5k a month

  • @Houston_Byers_Club
    @Houston_Byers_Club Год назад

    Where did the money come from when people said "screw it, just make it all go up all of the time ! " At some point in the next ten years people will be standing around dazed going " I don't understand, no go up ????"

    • @Houston_Byers_Club
      @Houston_Byers_Club Год назад

      Did you guys in Seattle figure out a way to take money from Canada & convert it into us dollars so that you always wind up with more money?????

    • @Houston_Byers_Club
      @Houston_Byers_Club Год назад

      What is going to happen when people are 67 years old & it is impossible for the younger generations to pay all the old people s social security monthly payments? Are they any old people in Seattle ?

  • @masonhannin8416
    @masonhannin8416 Год назад +3

    Do you help new renters to the area or mostly just buyers? Loe all your videos thank you!

    • @LivinginSeattleWashington
      @LivinginSeattleWashington  Год назад

      Glad you are enjoying the videos! Unfortunately we don't have access to many rentals and mostly work with buyers and sellers.

  • @gabrielmayorga6972
    @gabrielmayorga6972 Год назад

    Great work. Liked and subscribed.

  • @baha-eddinalgeblawi4948
    @baha-eddinalgeblawi4948 Год назад

    Hi
    Is 7000$ a month , enough for one person?

    • @LivinginSeattleWashington
      @LivinginSeattleWashington  Год назад +1

      It depends on your lifestyle, but generally speaking, I think you could do just fine on that. Studio/1BR apartments start at about $1500/mo, depending on the amenities the building has.

    • @bifuriousaf
      @bifuriousaf Год назад

      Not if you ever plan to have children (childcare = rent) and not if you plan to buy someday.

    • @ClaudioMacias-h9x
      @ClaudioMacias-h9x Год назад

      Yes that’s more than enough

  • @Hoonter101
    @Hoonter101 Год назад +1

    The cost of living is about the same as here in Nashville tn

  • @BasementBerean
    @BasementBerean Год назад +3

    7:00 Another reason why groceries are expensive in Seattle may be that shoplifting is de facto legal in Seattle. Laws are not enforced, and store employees are typically under stand down orders to not interfere with shoplifting. I've seen stealing right in front of me. The young man apologized when he saw me noticing him. Stores are bleeding out a lot of money in inventory.

    • @LivinginSeattleWashington
      @LivinginSeattleWashington  Год назад +1

      I never thought of that, but that could add to the higher prices. At the City Target downtown you see it all the time. I've seen a guy with things stuffed in his sweatpants and sweatshirt walk straight out of the store.

    • @Ppoorespect888
      @Ppoorespect888 Год назад

      That’s normal in Seattle for years

    • @BasementBerean
      @BasementBerean Год назад

      @@Ppoorespect888 I remember first hearing of this from Safeway people around 2018. But that doesn't make it normal or sustainable indefinitely.