Im born and living in California all my life Idaho is next on my list

Great news. The smug Californians that moved into the Boise area are insufferable. Bragging about being from California is like bragging about visiting Epstien Island.

nwo slavery coming.. What is coming is. huge holographic globalist parasitic cabal projected ufo's with military drones inside bombing civilians and thus will bring in the NWO - UN led world government , slavery and depopulation. Wake up. as per many whistleblowers.

It's a great city. Have a Merry Christmas.

I love how well it worked outl for you and your family.

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What country is this

Sounds magnificent.

I’m curious? Is North Meridian vastly more expensive than South Meridian? I can’t wait until we get a chance to tour some of the areas. I also like the Boise area around the South Cloverdale road area. Just not sure what newer developments there are there 😊

Bad air 6 months out of the year . Traffic congestion campgrounds so crowded you can hear the other campers farting. And the worst part..californians

Good to know! I think there are a lot more pros than cons!

Good to know! Thanks for sharing.

It sucks in idaho. You should move to kentucy.

Living in the tropics, I periodically check the weather in Winnipeg to remind myself what some folk have to endure. Granted, Boise is a long way from Winnipeg but both Winters would kill me. Spring, however, is definitely a season I miss when we have only two - hot/wet and hot/dry. Happy trails.

They are so foolish. I saw a guy from California throw a can at the base of a garbage can. I said hey what the hell are you doing he said that's somebody's job to pick that up . Hot here in Idaho

Don’t California my Idaho is bullshit 🙄💀

It depends do I know the area, is it considered a very safe place or am I looking to buy in Chicago where one neighborhood might be a lot better than another.

Nice in Summer, hell in winter, or am I missing something,

Bye!!!

Great to see you all having fun.

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While I’m excited about moving there soon. My worry is the infrastructure. The traffic is crazy on Eagle rd and the highway in the morning and afternoon. Just hope that they can expand the roads somehow

I live in Oregon and absolutely love it. We have a lot of transplants here as well. We have lots more traffic than we used to, and it’s quite expensive too. There is talk about us joining Idaho, and while Idaho is beautiful it’s not Oregon. I don’t want to live in Idaho so I’m hoping it doesn’t pass. I think instead of leaving your home you should stay and fight for changes to be made. Why take your bs with you and make other people suffer?

Too much jider jaber

I bought 2 acres and have my own 50 yard shooting range outside my back door! A dream come true! I’m not going anywhere! God Bless Idaho, a Free State!

It can get rough.

I couldn't find a girlfriend so I returned to Folsom

If you are for any type of firearm restrictions, then Idaho is not for you.

Great video Erica. Lots of good information for when we move there.

Home inspections are critical.

Congratulations to the Boise State Broncos for a great season!

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Love this!!!

Good to know!!

The weather

Unless you’re coming from a place like LA, or a Portland or a Seattle I think that living here will be a bit of a struggle financially for most people. I’ve also noticed that a lot of people moving from out of state bring their jobs/salaries with them, often times making a lot more money than those forced to find employment locally. It’s interesting that Idaho’s largest employer which is the State of Idaho has a vacancy rate of nearly 15% and a turnover rate of 22%, both figures of which have only grown despite the massive population growth. In other words, everyone wants to live here but absolutely nobody wants to work here. I was a State Trooper in Idaho and my wife worked for the State of Idaho as a Financial Specialist and combined we made about $102K/year (pre-tax). With a couple of kids, daycare costs, and a median home price in Ada County of about 1/2 million it was a struggle to say the least.

The concern with people is not that you moved for cheaper living but if you plan to vote the same way California votes. Idaho does not want people to come benefit from more conservative policies just come and vote in the same garbage they did in California. Now if you are coming to escape it ane you embrace the more conservatice life then welcome. But if not then I do not see it as a positive. Excuse my brashness but I hate seeing liberals go to states that do not share their views and try to impliment the same junk in them that made them want to move out of those liberal states.

As long as you don’t bring the liberal bull crap from California

Hold the phone! I grew up in mostly northern California from 6th grade into college years and outdoor activities are some of my fondest memories. Tubing down the American River in Sacramento, backpacking in Desolation Wilderness up in the Sierra's. Snow Skiing in the Sierra's in winter. I learned to scuba dive in Monterey. I kind of always thought of California as at least two different states, Southern California and Northern California. Of course the cost of living in northern California has good way up. My parents bout a 2100 sq ft two story home in Davis, just west of Sacramento in 1971 for $36k (crazy isn't it?) They sold it in 1984 for around $150k. Last time I checked it was over 1 million! Crazy. They moved first to Dallas Texas, then Worchester MA, and finally northern Virginia where they bought a 3k sq ft house in 1993 for $445k That house is now valued at about $1.2m. Anyway, as much as I have fond memories of northern California, I would ot be able to afford to live there. I live presently in northern Virginia out west of Manassas VA in a home purchased for $299k in late 2017. Putting sweat equity into it.

Anywhere is better than CA. Then again the west coast states are like a single digit percentage improvement. So, ID is a big improvement.

I moved from California to North Idaho 37 years ago and never looked back. I live in waterfront splendor just outside a small mountain-lake resort town that is beautiful, tranquil, uncrowded, safe, clean, friendly, and a year-round recreational paradise. The area isn't for everyone, but for me, it's utopia. Full disclosure: while I lived in California for 30 years, my family is on its sixth generation in North Idaho.

How has the climate difference from CA been for you and your family? The snow/cold/short days/less sunshine in winter is a big change. We moved 8 yrs ago from a southern state to CO. One of our reasons to move was to get away from the excessive heat. I was 50 and my husband was 56. Two daughters moved with us. It’s hard to make a big change at the age we were then.

This is just what I needed. Just got back from Boise yesterday. I moved my 3 daughters up there starting back in 2021. My husband, my son and myself are still in the Bay Area, Ca. I love Boise. My daughters are happy in Boise. I am just yet to convince my husband and son how great it is. Thanks for the video showing the upside of moving there!

Boise is very expensive too... Traffic keeps getting bad... the locals don't want more californians to keep moving to Idaho... we've thought of moving, but things are not as they seemed to be...

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My family missed the fir trees and the greenery. The Hiking trails and not as many events. The zoo and museums were a bit micro too. I however was ready for the change. I miss it. The jobs were very low pay at the time and had to transfer back.