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@ItaloSilva-w1e2 күн бұрын
I'm thinking about moving to Chicago in January.
@KM_Habibur_Rahaman2 күн бұрын
Great breakdown, Jordan!
@johnnybarstow89503 күн бұрын
The pandemic was more 90 percent a hoax!!!
@bstone92395 күн бұрын
My step mother just left my daddy to go back Illinois she said it’s to humid here in North Carolina 😂. People are a bunch of cupcakes now days.
@DINGIR137 күн бұрын
Nope!
@ChicagoRealEstateAgent8 күн бұрын
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@Bernardgaming2.08 күн бұрын
She truly is a beauty
@Since-18839 күн бұрын
Born and raised in Chicago. It is the best city for cleanliness and size. NY and LA are too big. Great selection of food and culture. Chicago today lacks good leadership which is bringing the image down.
@leomariggio430611 күн бұрын
Chicago is beautiful, amazing, welcoming, friendly ! All year around will aways have something.
@alfredoalcantar869111 күн бұрын
You’re talking about the northside do you never talk about the southside?
@automagic1112 күн бұрын
Chicago is great but would be so much better of a city if CTA was more funded, and if there were more development in the underfunded south and west sides.
@automagic1112 күн бұрын
Where are you getting these sources? I feel like the other major urban areas are all more expensive than chicago. Also, chicago has really gotten a bad rap, but if big city life isnt for you, you can live in a close-in suburb like evanston, skokie, oak park, cicero, berwyn, oak lawn or even elmhurst or somewhere else slightly further out. The close-in suburbs have their own kind of downtown area and they are very nice cities. Actually, almost all suburbs of chicago have good downtowns, and living in or around a downtown of a suburb like downers grove or mount prospect which are 20 miles out.
@bungalowlogic767612 күн бұрын
Do not watch, unless you want a realtor who only knows/cares about the trendy areas. This dude doesnt know Chicago.
@jazminortiz34212 күн бұрын
Moving back in Dec!!!! Can’t freaking wait. I’ve been gone for two years and regret leaving. I’m currently in California, my home state and I’m miserable here.
@alfredoalcantar869111 күн бұрын
Chicago is still hood
@dzire89Күн бұрын
Just like you @@alfredoalcantar8691
@ChicagoRealEstateAgent14 күн бұрын
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@michaelconverse512715 күн бұрын
Sounds like Chicago should have a new slogan: “We’re Not The WORST!” Well other than property taxes. I grew up in Chicago. Now that I’ve spent time in places that aren’t Chicago , it’s obvious that Chicago is a nice city to visit but pretty bad to live in. The true warm weather in Chicago is July and August. The true horrible weather is November through March. The other months are questionable - it is highly likely that at least part of October and June will be cold and gloomy and very wet. It is almost guaranteed that the remaining months will vary from very cold to just cold and grey and depressing. The insane property taxes and other fees such as city stickers get you bombed out streets, shovel leaving city workers, a sub par public school system and laughable city services. Crime used to be mostly limited to the south and west sides. Not anymore. Since there is little police prescience -and I don’t blame the police because who wants to be a cop in an area where the mayor and government are against you-so now the criminals come into the more expensive neighborhoods too because why steal a 1995 Chevy when you can car jack a two year old BMW? Why rob a malt liquor store when you can bust through the window of a jewelry store knowing it will take the police 40 minutes to get there. Traffic is a joke. Two hours to go six miles during rush hour. As you said constant construction is a cause but so it a very poorly planned street system. I’m happy to visit friends and family in the summer. But to live there again? Nah. Anyone that’s spent time in other places know there are much much better options. Want to own business in Chicago ? Good luck. You’d better be resilient. And be prepared to pay. I will also add that while mayor Daley was a corrupt criminal, he did at least beautify the city. The previous and current mayor have really let this place start to look like crap outside of the downtown area but also a large part of that -businesses are leaving here in droves and you can see all of the empty storefronts. I still like Chicago. But no reason to live there.
@ChicagoRealEstateAgent16 күн бұрын
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@pugnippelz6917 күн бұрын
I'm wanting to move to Chicago, and I'm targeting Lincoln Park. Any ideas on what other neighbkrhoods are not bad and not horribly expensive? I've never been east of Utah, so I don't know anything.
@RuraRaul17 күн бұрын
I've lived in Chicago all my life but according to this guy anything south of North Ave or West of Western Ave makes you a suburbanite. Despite the fact over 50% arguably 75% of us don't live there
@RedScareClair7 күн бұрын
Lol exactly. I don't live there I've only visited but I know from seeing the city outline it's much larger than that. Surprise, surprise. Childless Realtor only shows downtown area lol
@TheSoloExpat18 күн бұрын
What he’s not telling you is it’s rare to find a multifamily unit under 1 million unless it needs a lot of work as someone from lakeview the reason he’s not telling you the average home which isn’t really a home is 464 k is they count condos and townhomes with high hoa fees that keep prices down good luck finding a home for even an upper middle class salary that isn’t beat up
@nflegal4920 күн бұрын
I know someone who had a very affordable rental in the lake view area. Nice building, nice block.
@user-mv7gg7im1k21 күн бұрын
Man Chicago is expensive (gas, rent, parking, food, sales tax, city and state income tax) compared to Dayton, Cincinnati, and Columbus, Ohio. It's about a five hour drive. Or 1 hour flight.
@user-mv7gg7im1k21 күн бұрын
Hi. A lot of the neighbor hoods don't have parking for your vehicle. Where can you store your vehicle ? Thanks !
@ChicagoRealEstateAgent22 күн бұрын
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@apurvapuranik18822 күн бұрын
Is it usual for sellers or listing agents not to disclose any information you suggest in your video prior to sending in the contract?
@RevenantShark22 күн бұрын
Wild how many videos I see talking about cars in Chicago neighborhoods smdh
@kendavis61123 күн бұрын
Irving Park is NOT the suburbs brah
@JCVACCARO23 күн бұрын
I'm from Manhattan. Chicago's skyline looks better. NYC is massive but not pretty. Too many skylines. Lower Manhattan, Midtown, Long Island City, Jersey City. It's hard to get a good picture unless you're on a sky deck. New Yorkers are going to hate this comment. Chicago looks better especially driving north on Lakeshore drive.
@sandybeach357624 күн бұрын
This gentleman should do stand-up comedy.🤣
@jeremystovall961624 күн бұрын
Reason 1) the gangs are the most violent in the country. They will kill you in the street so you won’t really have any problems. I can’t believe you really said the Chicago public school district 😂 Reason 2) the migrants will do your landscaping cheaper than typical illegals. Reason 3) it’s now worse than St. Louis and Detroit.
@carlosakalos2524 күн бұрын
I own 2 rental homes in Logan Square, and I am thinking of selling one and retire. Should I wait a few years when the rates are better? FYI, I'm not in a rush.
@ChicagoRealEstateAgent23 күн бұрын
Hey Carlos - great question. I certainly have some thoughts here, feel free to text me at 312-805-7074 and we can discuss in more detail.
@user-mv7gg7im1k21 күн бұрын
If I were you - I would sell ! It's time to retire !
@Zero-Gravity-Ind25 күн бұрын
Public transit is a big reason for why I'm moving, loop bound in a couple of months (also excited for actual winters, I've been in NC for years and the perpetual heat is dreadful).
@bigjon1868024 күн бұрын
Reading this on the brown line right now! Apart from the convenience of the public transit, I also find it entertaining and special. It’s just such a gem you don’t find in many other places in the country. Falls are also gorgeous here.
@simonofmonroe779325 күн бұрын
It’s great here!
@rickeyuson273125 күн бұрын
I live right north of the trump tower just moved last month
@blotfd20 күн бұрын
are you a White person?
@rickeyuson273120 күн бұрын
@@blotfd no
@blotfd20 күн бұрын
then you might not hate the endless browns and blacks that you will be around daily. it's shocking for most non coloureds.
@LegendMathai25 күн бұрын
Born & raised in cook county. *DO NOT MOVE TO A BLUE STATE*
@fouur27 күн бұрын
Chicago seemingly only exists from navy pier and above lmaoooo. Im not gonna hold you guys find a different realtor. Chicago is not only that.
@derekw.762727 күн бұрын
Dude just showed off the richest, whitest, yuppiest neighborhoods in the city. The vast majority of people could never afford to live in these neighborhoods
@eamonkelley381125 күн бұрын
He's a real-estate agent who said he has serviced the downtown area for 10 years. Of course those are the areas he is going to show. He's not seeking the vast majority he's marketing to the people who can afford that area, that's where he makes his money.
@derekw.762725 күн бұрын
@@eamonkelley3811 he also traced “Chicago” and it was about 1/4 of Chicago that he said was Chicago. And the video is titled “where to live In Chicago.” Not “where to live in Chicago if you make $750,000 or more per year. It’s out of touch
@FactStorm27 күн бұрын
Where/what has the best harmony as far as cost-effectiveness/affordability, strategic location that is equidistant to most places in the city, as well as safety? Some of this can be relative, but I really think Pilsen, Bridgeport & Mckinley park are strategic - you can go to downtown, the northside, and far southside, as well as a quick exit out of the city heading west. They are reasonably safe but border some shady areas in Little Village, Back of the Yards & Armor Square. The city neighborhood borders almost always resemble suburbs, so they are the least geographically strategic, but places like the northwest side are usually safer. Where do you recommend a blue-collar single man to rent or buy? I know the city rather well & can't seem to afford anything. The interest rates are high even if you have a good credit score and history.
@saharajasmine493728 күн бұрын
Where is this?!
@MisterMikeReal29 күн бұрын
... The truth is, it depends on your background (upbringing, ethnicity, personality, economic status, etc.) Although Chicago is arguably the greatest city in America, folks need to understand it is probably the most segregated city in America. I have lived all over the world (including "The South"), but I have never seen anything like city. Literally, there are only a hand full of diverse neighborhoods. I would recommend doing way more research than simply listening to youtubers. The best way to select a neighborhoods in Chicago, is to experience the environment for yourself e.g., walk the streets, observe, interact with the community.
@robertanderson5334Ай бұрын
I know that you can't touch upon all neighborhoods in this video,but these are area the average city worker cannot afford. Most look to Mt. Greenwood,Beverly,Chicago Lawn as a retreat from the busy city.
@BestHomesChicagoАй бұрын
How was it now?
@ChicagoRealEstateAgentАй бұрын
What’s your question? Sorry don’t understand
@BestHomesChicagoАй бұрын
@@ChicagoRealEstateAgent I mean, How's your life living in Chicago now?
@davidsabatphotoАй бұрын
Are these just the whiter and wealthier neighborhoods? Hyde Park is ranked 19th of the 40 coolest neighborhoods in the WORLD by Timeout Magazine (2023). Not to mention the crime in River North has skyrocketed in the last couple of years and the West Loop is priced way out of most people’s budget. This seems rather biased for some reason or another. So either your real estate business doesn’t cover Hyde Park or maybe Pilsen, (also cool) or they’re too “diverse” for your KZbin channel.
@debbiegirard1960Ай бұрын
It would be helpful if you provided links to the resources you used to reference the five reasons, in particular about taxes. Thanks!
@ChicagoRealEstateAgentАй бұрын
That's great feedback! I will work on this! Thank you.
@xilingsinquesoАй бұрын
Bro careful there - aren't you not allowed to talk about crime as a real estate agent or you'd lose your licence or something?
@tomstevenson7940Ай бұрын
It should be that if real estate doesn't provide crime facts they lose their licenses. What do they all have in common??????
@ChicagoRealEstateAgentАй бұрын
@@tomstevenson7940 Appreciate your input but providing crime facts is one of the ways we can lose our license due to operating under the REALTOR code of ethics and specifically the Fair Housing Act of 1968. Happy to provide you with resources but I would recommend going to the local areas police departments website and obtaining crime facts from there.
@ChicagoRealEstateAgentАй бұрын
@@BestHomesChicago Thanks John. I'm not saying we shouldn't KNOW the facts, but under the fair housing act we cannot discuss them but can provide resources for the client to do their own research. Maybe you should brush up on your CE a bit ;)