Moving to Austin, Texas PROS and CONS 2023 | EVERYTHING You NEED To KNOW!
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- Moving to Austin, Texas PROS and CONS 2023| EVERYTHING You NEED To KNOW!
Are you planning on moving to Austin, Texas? Maybe you’re thinking about relocating here after you retire or you want to make the move with your family?
In this video we’ll take a look at the PROS and CONS of moving to Austin, Texas so you can make an informed decision on whether moving to Austin is right for you.
Whether you're moving for work, for school, or for a change of scenery, Austin Texas is a dynamic and diverse city that has something for everyone. So join me as I explore all that Austin Texas has to offer, and start planning your move today!
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Also, one thing I found when driving in Austin, especially now that it gets dark earlier in the day, is that the lighting is very dim or non-existent on lamp posts on the highways (Interstates) and streets. Maybe, that could explain all the car accidents. In addition, there are many cold, cloudy and rainy days during the fall time. I was so surprised about this. But just like she mention there are only 4-6 weeks of heavenly days. The rest of the time the climate is a challenge but winter is nothing like the North East where I am from and I really appreciate that more than all the hot days put together. During the hot summer, start your day super early like 6am... There are major supermarkets open at that time.
Yeah the winters are pretty mild, it they can be wet. Thanksgiving is usually our dreary and rainy season. I didn’t realize the roads here were dimly lit. We do have a lot of accidents in Texas. In my past life I managed injury and fatality claims for auto accidents. Unfortunately, there’s a lot of job security in that industry.
@@AustinTexasLiving thank you for clarifying about the accident rate here. Wishing you a nice Holiday season and may you have another successful 2023! Keep up the great job on your channel! You are doing a great service for all of us interested in making a move to Austin. I live in Georgetown because of you! Thank you again! 💖
As an American who loves guns and if u felt that disgusted with a person just bc they’re excersizing their right, u should have kept it to yourself. If a gun makes u ? Someone’s sanity then it may just be you.
@@barbgtravelsThat's awesome! I hope you are enjoying living in Georgetown.
I remember going to aqua fest seeing randy Travis Whitney Houston before they were really famous
That's awesome! What year(s) did you go?
I'm glad I moved out of Austin in 1996. The 1980's were great there.
I've heard the 80's were magical in Austin! Wish I was here then!.
I love this comment! Just earlier today I said to my partner as we're researching our different options of where to move: "It sounds like you want to live in the 1980s, hun". LOL Everywhere is going down hill. It's very sad. I lived in Northern California through the 80s and 90s and it was awesome and I feel so blessed to have grown up there in the beautiful nature. But post 9-11 was a huge turning point for everywhere in my opinion.
@@themormonblacksheep I was born near the end of the 80s so I didn't really experience that decade too much, but I think it would be cool to move to somewhere with the same energy. Out of curiosity, did you pick out a place to move to?
Enjoyed watching ur entire vid🔥
Wow thank you for watching the whole video! Means a lot to me!
Great in-depth review!
Thanks, Chuck! Glad you found it helpful.
Her videos are definitely a PRO of the Austin area 👍
This is a great update to the pros and cons of Austin. Thanks Tiffany. We have been watching your videos for the past year or so while we have been working through the process of getting our visa to come over from the UK. They have given us so much great information! The good news is that we now have our visa and will be moving over in February! We're renting initially but will definitely be in touch when we're ready to buy. Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much, Christian! I'm glad these videos have been helpful for you. Congrats on getting your visas and on making the move! Do you know wha area you want to move to?
@@AustinTexasLiving Current favourite is Bee Cave as this is closer to the office for me but also seen some parts of NW Austin (Cedar Park and Spicewood specifically) that we like.
Thanks for the video. It's gonna take me a while to get a visa, but I'll make it to Austin from the UK eventually!
Yes! Come on down- there’s room for everyone.
@@AustinTexasLiving thanks for being so nice about it , I hate when people say “we’re full” don’t move here
I live in the Midwest now and when people say it’s not friendly it’s because it can be very cliquish and a lot that move here say it’s hard to make genuine friends . It can also be very stagnant here . They have a lot of old school ways and it can be hard to find your place .
I think that can be the case anywhere. Being part of a community with shared interests really helps - like a runner's club, a hiking group, a muay thai gym... those things foster community and relationships. And... you do have to try and out yourself out there!
I have experienced this. I could not believe how cold the women are here near Houston. I pity them because it's like they are in an arrested develop of Jr. High mentality like mean girls. I sit and watch it and proverbial eat popcorn. I'm a free loving spirit from Northern Californian (not LA or Hollywood or Silicon Valley, so please don't confuse us), and I'm excited to get out of Houston and over to Austin for the nature. Houston has zero nature other than the beach which I got to twice a week b/c Houston is a concrete jungle and killing my soul.
I lived in NC for the last decade and I have to say if anyone wants a really nice experience and build deep friendships then NC is the place (minus the angry New Yorkers, although they ARE hilariously blunt and fun to watch). I was accepted easily and made buttloads of friends. I will probably move back eventually b/c NC or TN are the most beautiful states in our nation other than CA which tops the charts hands down.
Been in Austin since 2002.
Went to look at houses with my wife yesterday. We gladly went back to our apartment after that. Don’t have $3600+ to live in a house here. May eventually move out of state.
I'm so sorry to hear that - housing has exploded in the past few years. I know it's getting hard for a lot of people to stay.
As a Geography enthusiast, I enjoyed your unique perspective and passion for Austin.
I think the ASAT region (Austin-San Antonio) is booming in large part to the appeal of the Texas Hill Country.
The George Straight song “If it wasn’t for Texas” sums up the local folks.
Blessings and Hook’em Horns!
Thank you! Yes, Hill Country is gorgeous and a much-needed break from city life sometimes. SO glad you're enjoying these videos!
Yes that’s why I’m intrigued by that area because they said it was more greenery and dog friendly
She fits in Austin very well.
Thanks! I'm taking that as a compliment!
I don't think of myself as having grown up around guns either, and I think I can understand your sentiment a bit. But ultimately, what are we gun do about it? 😐
I commented on another video , but how is the art / local business scene ?
Austin is hug for local art and small business. It's probably one of the main staples of Austin that remains throughout the years.
The elephant room.
Let’s go
One of my favorite spots!
Texas has the most guns in terms of raw numbers. If you look up household ownership rates, I've seen estimates from 35-45%. I tell old friends I live in TX and they think it's a gun-crazy state and I have never felt that at all in 3 years of being here.
I mean, TX is pretty big. With lots of people. So it makes sense we have the most guns in raw numbers. And it would'nt surprise me that so many households own guns. I;m not anti-gun, I just don't think they belong in public.
Gentrification? What is that?
hey I make 105K a year. moving to austin in a week. no place to live. you think im gonna be able to survive ?
I am native of Austin- good luck 👍🏽 finding safe affordable home in Austin. Crime and housing has significantly increased- you will probably eventually end up buying a home in a surrounding county.
How's it going since your move?
How can I contact you please. I need serious help!
Hey there! Feel free to email me at tiffany@riseandshinerealty.com or text me at (512) 960-9997 - whatever's more comfortable for you.
@@AustinTexasLiving I texted you.