How to Find Good (And Avoid Bad) Neighborhoods in Henderson, NV

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  • čas přidán 19. 07. 2024
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    This video will be very helpful for those of you who are either already living in Henderson or will be moving to Henderson one day to become a Nevada resident. I show you how to use the crime map on the city of Henderson's website. This is similar to the crime map that the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the North Las Vegas Police Department use to report incidents like robbery, burglary, homicide, assault, disturbing the peace and other crimes.
    Henderson is a popular city for a lot of people to move to, especially families with small kids because it's family friendly, quiet and there are numerous good schools. Although Henderson is a growing city, it has a small town feel to it, and numerous communities host their own events for the people who live in the neighborhood. Some popular communities include Green Valley, Anthem, Inspirada and MacDonald Ranch in addition to more. People moving to the area also like that you can easily get to the airport or the strip if needed. There are a lot more pros than cons when it comes to living in Henderson, so if you need a realtor to help you in the home buying process, please be sure to use the link above. Be sure to ask about the loan process to qualify for a mortgage during your conversation. Thank you!
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  • @thomasmckendry8566
    @thomasmckendry8566 Před 4 lety +15

    Generally speaking it’s not about finding a “good” neighborhood, that’s easy.. it’s about what you can afford and what your credit allows.

  • @780cornerpocket
    @780cornerpocket Před 4 lety +5

    Very informative Brutha. Thank you. My son lives in Summerland and my wife and I are looking at Henderson. So I appreciate this info. Thank you🍻

  • @Calx91
    @Calx91 Před 3 lety +5

    Lol I didn’t even know a “bad” neighborhood in Henderson existed

  • @wlkrjnn
    @wlkrjnn Před rokem

    Can I get the Vegas north Vegas link? I can’t find it. This is so helpful

  • @deliverancetwo
    @deliverancetwo Před 4 lety +1

    👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾Real Nice

  • @daniellewilson4778
    @daniellewilson4778 Před 3 lety +1

    Crime rates only include what’s actually reported to law enforcement. That’s why you should walk around, see for yourself and talk to the neighbors before you buy/move.
    Larceny/theft often includes identity theft. It might also include family members stealing money from the elderly (non-violent elder abuse).
    Motor vehicle theft often includes where the stolen vehicles were recovered and may not be indicative of where the vehicles are stolen from. For instance, in my neighborhood we have 1-2 cars stolen a year, but 10 are dumped here because we’re close to some freeway off ramps.
    Sex assault usually includes child molestation, too.
    Assault often includes domestic violence.
    Neighborhoods are only as safe as the neighbors help it to be. I live near a school and have reported people sitting in cars, ducking down when they see anyone walking by. Uptick in people running the stop sign by the school? Ask for enforcement for a day. See someone walking along, checking door handles and staring in car windows? Call it in. People looking over fences into backyards? Call it in. Is there a pothole or streetlight out? Report it to the city. Since the folks in the neighborhood started doing these things a few years, our neighborhood’s already good crime rate improved further and parents are letting their kids play in the front yard again.

  • @cuobhfgnhvuyv4917
    @cuobhfgnhvuyv4917 Před 4 lety +1

    " Happy new year"

  • @oliviacarr7533
    @oliviacarr7533 Před 4 lety +1

    New jacket? Haven’t seen that in a video yet 😂😂

  • @AprilMartinChartrandMS
    @AprilMartinChartrandMS Před 4 lety +2

    Hi Jacob, Thanks for dealing with this topic. It is rare for a blogger to deal with the topic at all. So, now I am wondering if I should just stay here because it seems that crime is just the same here as it is there. The Homeless or unhoused situation is the same as Vegas. So, what am I moving for if this is what I am moving too? At 62 years of age, I am not sure I can do this? hmmm, I really have to look at the reports more and see what I should do about my need to get out of California and live in a cheaper State. hmmm, my head hurts now. lolo..

  • @Funk-That
    @Funk-That Před 4 lety

    Anthem would be my choice. I love it up there !!

  • @omar90s91
    @omar90s91 Před 4 lety

    - I'm planning to move to Hnederson and i was living almost all my life in central mexico, i guess henderson is waaaayy safer than mexico, i think i could handled well.

  • @780cornerpocket
    @780cornerpocket Před 4 lety

    Realistically in your opinion is Henderson a nice-safe area ?
    Kinda interested in an outta the way kinda area. Not too far out. Just more of a rustic area. Any thoughts??? Thanks

    • @TnRinVegas
      @TnRinVegas Před 3 lety

      I think Henderson is very safe. In Henderson, the Foothills neighborhood is pretty rustic, but any neighborhood on the southeast side is a little rustic. If you want to go more rustic, try Boulder City. And if you want to go ultra rustic try Searchlight.

  • @cobrabtc
    @cobrabtc Před 4 lety +7

    Hard to "avoid" any bad areas when the entire city was lit up with tons of crimes.

    • @AprilMartinChartrandMS
      @AprilMartinChartrandMS Před 4 lety +3

      That is what I was thinking given the history of LV. I looked at the historic documentary on LV and how it became LV...wow...the Mob, Howard Hughs, and the rest... the FEDS getting alll wild....wow. So it goes. I still want to move there non the less. I have talked to realtors, and they will not tell me anything about this various Zip Codes. They keep telling me, just do the Crime search on the Las Vegas PD website as Jacob and Laci have instructed us to do. I guess it is a liability issues with Realtors because there has been past issues with "steering" and "Redlining" based on Race, Class, Religion, and orientation in real estate. So, there are rules of not "steering" people, and prospective buyers or renters have to do our own due diligence as we are instructed per the police report portals. . I get it.

    • @jbhobbs5747
      @jbhobbs5747 Před 4 lety +4

      April Martin Chartrand, M.S. I’ve searched CZcams up and down and most 99% of Vegas Vloggers won’t touch crime, these two videos from Jacob is probably the first time some broke it down. Also just in general Vegas tubers will make a pro and con list and crime never comes to mind. So I wonder if crime is blown out of proportion?

    • @cobrabtc
      @cobrabtc Před 4 lety +5

      @@jbhobbs5747 My buddy lived in Vegas (near South point casino) for 3 years. Crime is a big problem... Vehicle break-ins and thefts are prob the number one issue. Having a home security alarm is pointless in Vegas too. The police will not respond to a home burglary alarm unless they know if the intruder is 100% in the home and/or threatening the life of someone inside the house. Anyway... I still love Vegas and like to visit...but I would never move my family there. I would be concerned my 2 teen girls would get caught up in the wrong crowd and with all the drugs and prostitution.....

    • @JacobslifeinVegas
      @JacobslifeinVegas  Před 4 lety +5

      Pretty much any decent size area will be "lit up" with a variety of different crimes, but certain crimes (homicide, robbery) are more severe than other crimes (noise complaint). Henderson has been ranked as one of America's safest cities numerous times in recent years.

    • @cobrabtc
      @cobrabtc Před 4 lety +2

      JacobslifeinVegas sure I can agree that all large size areas have crime but Vegas also is the number 1 worst city for vehicle thefts in the country. To be honest... one of the biggest reasons I won’t move my family there is because my kids are better off in the school system here. Vegas public schools are not that good. I still love vegas to visit ...

  • @tonywats1844
    @tonywats1844 Před 4 lety +1

    Do jobs still drug test in Las Vegas ?