Living in Frederick vs Hagerstown Maryland
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- If you're thinking of moving to Frederick Maryland, you might also be considering Hagerstown Maryland. This is the best video on living in Frederick vs living in Hagerstown Maryland!
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Introduction: Comparing Frederick and Hagerstown - 0:00
Location: Commuting and Accessibility - 0:19
Things to Do: History, Outdoors, and Events - 1:31
Downtown Scene: Dining and Entertainment - 2:27
Housing Affordability: Price Comparison - 4:02
Considerations: Weighing Factors for Your Move - 5:32
Development: Future Prospects for Each City - 7:12
Conclusion and Contact Information - 8:07
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This is now June 2024. The entire downtown area of Hagerstown has been turned into a massive roadblock of the unreal blockage and backing up of cars due to the building of a Stadium in the very middle of the residential area from Washington Street (40) to City Park and from South Potomac Street to Burhans Blvd (11)!The building is huge and everyone except the few who attend, hate it as the obstruction that it is! If this makes you scratch your head imagine the noise of full blast commentary and Fireworks and absolute loss of residents being able to park by their own homes. If you make another video, be sure to include this! People are having to to wait through 3 or more lights to just get 1 block!
This is very important information! I'll pin this for others to see.
Thank you so much! The place just opened a few weeks ago and it is unbelievable particularly for me as the only resident left on my street and I will not 😂give up my 79 year lifetime family home. No sane person would even conceive of something this absurd!
If money weren't an issue. Sure, I'd move to Frederick. It has a lot going for it. Since I can barely afford Hagerstown, Frederick is out of the question.
Frederick definitely saw a lot of appreciation during the pandemic. Definitely not as affordable as Hagerstown though. Thanks for watching!
I'm actually happy that there's a CZcams that live in hegerstown MD because that's were I live
Hagerstown*
Rule #1: As a 25-year resident in a very nice neighborhood in Montgomery County, I can say that getting away from the Washington DC metro area will increase your happiness and longevity. Like at least 150 miles away.
Rule #2: You will be dead soon. Like really soon. 80 years is not much time for living, so don't make the mistake of wasting precious years of your life living in area that is full of congestion and torment, or that is so expensive that you have to work long hours at a high-pressure job just to afford the cost of living.
Rule #3: You can't take your money with you. Apparently, there are a lot of folks living in the DC metro area and other big, busy metro areas like Boston and NYC who believe that the purpose of their living on Earth is to accumulate massive amounts of wealth. Unfortunately for them, the purpose is to be happy and to make others happy before you are dead. And you can't be happy if you are miserable and spending your time commuting instead of being at home with your loving spouse and your adorable children.
Therefore, as nice as Frederick and Hagerstown are, you will not be happy and your daily presence on the roads will not be making other residents happy either. Please evaluate your priorities in life before it is too late.
Thank you for your comment and for watching!
I am glad you liked my comment. I'm 60 years old, and I just don't want people to make the same stupid mistakes I've made with my own very short life. @@movingtomaryland
Nice and basically truthful video 😊
Thanks for watching!
This is now June 2024. The entire downtown area of Hagerstown has been turned into a massive roadblock of the unreal blockage and backing up of cars due to the building of a Stadium in the very middle of the residential area from Washington Street (40) to City Park and from South Potomac Street to Burhans Blvd (11)!The building is huge and everyone except the few who attend, hate it as the obstruction that it is! If this makes you scratch your head imagine the noise of full blast commentary and Fireworks and absolute loss of residents being able to park by their own homes. If you make another video, be sure to include this! People are having to to wait through 3 or more lights to just get 1 block!
Hagerstown is sort of trapped in exurb status, like Martinsburg and Chambersburg. I always found it more pleasant to be in than Frederick. The last time I was there, it still had a thriving mall.
This is a great point!
I wouldn't call either mall thriving in Hagerstown or Frederick. I might actually give the edge to the one in Hagerstown.
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Frederick definitely. I lived in Frederick but after my husband died had to move to Hagerstown. I. All it Haterstown.
Frefrederick all the way 🎉🎉
I got the best of both worlds. Work in Frederick but live in Hagerstown. Pay is good and my rent is cheap. I honestly get along with Hagerstown people better anyway. They're kind of snobs in Frederick and Hagerstonians are way more down to earth haha. Frederick has a lot of great attractions though
Thanks for sharing how you made the best of both!
If anyone has more questions about Frederick, i might be able to help.
Unfortunately, I'm priced out of Frederick and looking to move to H.Town. I know it's a bit rough around the edges comparatively, but I'm hoping it will go though the same kind of rejuvenation that I've seen in Frederick go through during the past 20+ years.
I would love to see Hagerstown go through a major rejuvenation! Hoping so
North Hagerstown is a hidden gem. I don't like Frederick, city/road layout is not as good as Hagerstown. I just feel more claustrophobic in Frederick than I do Hagerstown. Frederick also has Ft. Detrick..nobody wants to live close to that and all the chemicals in that area.
Thanks for your comment! Maybe some viewers will join you in North Hagerstown!
@@movingtomaryland I grew up in Montgomery Co. MD and moved here 6 years ago. In the last few years, all my new neighbors had moved from Montgomery Co. too lol. I know why Hagerstown gets a bad rap...the people that drive through never make it past Rt 40 at exit 32. That stretch of road is bad and can be off-putting to visitors. If they would've drove just a little bit past that, they would find an nice oasis in North Hagerstown to Maugansville, right near the PA line.
If you are commuting during regular commuting hours it will take 2 hours to get to DC because traffic
Thank you for your comment!
I love this video Eddie. No comparison it's Frederick all day everyday for me . Hagerstown not familiar with the area but heard it was not great. I want a good community for my children more so then the price. I'll tell anyone Frederick 😂 especially lake linganore or Monrovia my favorite. there are so many more nice communities in Frederick.Amenities and you have downtown Frederick which has restaurants and carol Creek I can go on . that's why when I'm ready to buy Frederick here I come.
Monrovia and Lake Lingnore are great! I'll be ready to help you when the time comes 👍
Lake Linganore is crowded as fuck. Houses are tightly packed. Especially round the lake.
I moved to hagerstown 10 years ago from Northern Virginia. I really like it here and have raised 3 boys here. Hagerstown is experiencing rapid growth and there are challenges associated with that, but the city is handling it well.
Hagerstown would be my choice. Cheaper homes is more important. I could drive to a different city for restaurants or entertainment.
That makes sense! Finances first
One quick issue with the video, over $1.2 billion in redevelopment has happened in Hagerstown just in the last 2 years: Housing, industrial, and downtown mixed-use redevelopment. Some of your stats may be outdated
Thanks for the comment, Chris!
Yeah that all went into turning one crack block into a liberal arts block. Yeah It's a "whimsical" looking block but it's still surrounded by crack and overdosing homeless bums laying everywhere. Just seen 3 guys trying not to pass out on my way to work this morning.
Are we going to mention that downtown Hagerstown is the drug hub!? 🙈 I suggest going during the day first 🤣
@@LettiesLife I definitely recommend walking (or driving) around all areas you are thinking of moving 😂
This comment is a total lie.
Now you can add a downtown baseball stadium for hagerstown. I moved up to htown 10 years ago. It's grown so much and continues to rise. Get in now before it rivals frederick in median home prices..... since Amazon had come in. I'm from alexandria va originally and i commute to DC everyday.
It's growing fast! Sounds the the stadium will be a decent size too. Long commute to DC!
Hagerstown down town seems to have a much worse drug problem though.
Neither one is a decent place to live Hagerstown is a mini Baltimore and Fredrick has ft detrick which is about the best thing going. If you can avoid Hagerstown Martinsburg Frederick
No one who’s been to Frederick would ever say Ft Detrick is the best thing going for it. Frederick is probably the best city in Maryland for a TON of reasons
Frederick all day more access to jobs in Frederick County and more jobs coming to Frederick. I hate cummuting to work. If I had a remote job where I could work from home. I would consider moving to Hagerstown to take advantage of cheaper housing.
I hear this a lot!
I’d consider Cumberland or Lavale. People talk crap about Cumberland but I love it. Cute town mostly nice schools and friendly people. It has its problems but what city doesn’t? Very affordable but the prices are going up. But still cheaper. Nice place. I come from California so compared to there, this place is heaven.
Not many people talk about Cumberland but I'm glad you shared this! And thank you for watching!
I live in hagerstown and it's pretty trashy even "downtown"
Edit: downtown is rundown and every store is a renovated home
Hopefully it gets better as more people move out that way
What do you mean by trashy? Considering buying a home there
@@1andonlybre every community in Hagerstown is different. The best way to determine which is best for you is to actual visit
@@movingtomaryland thanks just was telling my husband that. But was looking to hear from locals
@@1andonlybre I just mean downtown has alot of homeless. I live on the outskirts in a very quiet neighborhood. I guess every city has a dilapidated section
crazy hoagie mouth on this guy. Respect!
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I moved to Hagerstown because it was cheaper, I no longer live there, that said I am considering moving back to the area,either Frederick or Hagerstown, is it possible for you to show case more Condo's or one level towns, I am climbing any steps,,thanks.
Yes there are some great condos and one level ranchers in Frederick. Reach out to me at my email in the caption and I can send you a list of what’s for sale!
@@movingtomaryland I will do that thank you.
Hagerstown City is an absolute run down dump. Boarded up businesses, small businesses that will be gone in a couple years that tried because of dirt cheap leasing. Many on drugs walking around. Hagerstown is one of the worst cities of its size on the East Coast.
Thanks for the feedback!
Every place a middle-income family can afford is a dump. Only the rich can afford the really nice areas, and it's been this way for centuries. So don't tie your happiness to where you live. Tie it to those with whom you are spending your precious time. Have cookouts at your dumpy home in your dumpy neighborhood and laugh with your friends and family as you chow down on delicious burgers and hot dogs. If you do this, you will be happier than most of the rich people living in their fancy neighborhoods. Most rich people are miserable and know their life is not truly satisfying. They often find this out when they discover that their trophy wife has been banging the pool boy for two years.
Wow... Im seeing a lot of Frederick refugees in this comment section. Glad I'm not alone.
Cancers from the military base?
Culturally, they’re two entirely different places.
Railroad history in Frederick??? Laughable!!! So then why does Brunswick use the Railroaders as their mascot? Screw both of them! Checkout route 67 between Boonsboro and 340. I think half the people I grew up with live along there cause it’s cheap. Plus less crime.
Brunswick definitely beats both Hagerstown and Frederick in the railroad category! I made an entirely separate video on Brunswick you should check out. Thanks for watching and commenting!
how does youtube know my location. ive never seen this man in my life why is this video in my recommends. the satellites are watching me
I’m not sure why it recommended my videos to you but google does know everything 😂
Dude my recommendation are doxing me
When you download an app read the terms of it. They have access to your whole phone. Location, call logs, financial information, and everything else.
Every text message, e-mail, and every phone call you make is accessible to the NSA. So yes, you are constantly being watched just like everyone else in the USA...... for the past 30 years.
The commute time is a lie. It’s more like a 2-2.5 hour commute to DC.
Thanks for your comment! Commute times are based on no traffic, but I appreciate locals sharing how long it takes them!