Virtual Tour of FORT COLLINS Colorado | BEST Places to Live in Colorado
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- čas přidán 12. 12. 2022
- Virtual Tour of FORT COLLINS Colorado | BEST Places to Live in Colorado
Today we're taking you on a Virtual Tour of FORT COLLINS Colorado! An underrated spot in our opinion, Fort Collins is home to truly stunning outdoor spaces, a charming downtown, and great schools! Really excited to share this one with y'all, so stick around!
As always, reach out to us and let us show you just how hard we'll work for you!
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Thanks for watching friends! If you enjoyed this Virtual Tour of Fort Collins Colorado, be sure to check out our Virtual Tour of Loveland Colorado at the link below!
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Thanks for the video. Reminiscing my 6 years of postgrad study at CSU. I love Ft Collins.
YES! I would like to see the best neighborhoods in Fort Collins! Also, I have watched several of your videos now, and I think that you do an excellent job, and I really like your vibe/ personality. There have been a few times that we have been robbed though of seeing some of the cooler things about particular spots in some videos because you didn't want to bother people (like in this video). I actually think that's admirable, but I am wondering if maybe using a drone for those times might be helpful to give us a fuller picture, because if that's where all of the locals, or visitors are, it is obviously a highlight worth seeing?!!
Love the info and your personality but I want to see the city, homie!
Loveland has a lot of artists living there. There’s Estes Park & Rocky Mountain National Park from Loveland. You never mentioned that.
I know, right?? Maybe it's good to keep it secret, though. ;)
Fort Collins in October and November is absolutely amazing! The only problem. Cost of living..
I’d love to see a coolest neighborhoods of Fort Collins. My husband and I stayed there in September, it was so nice.
I transferred with Kodak in 1989 & was treated as a second class citizen. Being single from the Chicago area, I was able to have a new home built in the $160,000 range back then. Many builders were not very nice to me. Even the lending company scrutinized me to no end! I finally found a good builder & had a $161,000 home built including $30,000 in upgrades. I hope a single woman like I was then is never treated so poorly again! Paid off my house within 5 years & could have paid cash for it! Yet I was treated like I didn’t know what I was doing! There were some very stupid, ignorant & backward people in businesses at that time.
Same year my family moved there from Il for a job at what was then a great little hospital called, PVH. You are rite in that it was very stuck up. I still wonder why.
30 years later & 2 spinal surgeries from thousands of inches of March snow,
living in Kona Hawaii. Much better & not that much more cost wise. It's going fast here. Aloha Bonnie & be well.
it's beautiful at night.
I love your videos! So funny, I originally found yours on Salt Lake City and now I’m here lol.
Would love a video on Fort Collins Neighborhoods!!
I would love to see worst neighborhoods in every town you cover. It's very important info.
Please do a video of Fort Collins neighborhoods. #TIA
I love the information, clearly you know the city, but you could do all that with some b-roll
How do the mountain views compare to to Erie, Broomfield and Loveland or Longmont? Do they have better mountain views from your everyday suburbs and shopping etc? From some of the pics I have seen it seems like cities like Erie and Broomfield has grander looking views but not sure.
Oh what about LIttleton? How do the views compare to that city also? Trying to make up our minds ;)Thanks
Poudre is pronounced POOder
Poudre is pronounced (mispronounced) “Pooder”
Oh, I'm going to help with this pronunciation. It's simple..."пудра". 5 letters, 5 sounds 🤣
It's not a standalone city because Loveland is pretty much connected to it
I grew up in Colorado springs back in the '60's and currently live in Fort Collins (past 12 years) and they are completely different vibes, but both good places to live, altho my bias is towards Fort Collins--Denver is just too damn big, I lived in Aurora back in the mid-80's and it sucked, too much crime.
Big oof to the receeding water line.....
it's early winter. that's how reservoirs work
great video as usual, but I still don't understand the use of the filter. The video loses all its charm, you don't feel the atmosphere of the place, you don't see the colors of the city, every video looks the same with this filter. Too bad because otherwise it's great.
Its a shame the presenter of this video is scattershot in his commentary.
Should do a video on Loveland, Fort Collins and Larimer county police. People definitely will not want to be moving to these areas…