Best Neighborhoods in Iowa City, IA

[@EmilyFarber]

What questions do you have about neighborhoods in Iowa City? Let me know!

[@edmontonexpert]

New Urbanism!! I love it! I just wish the yards were bigger. So many choices but this video makes the process so much easier! Great info! Definitely a must watch for anyone relocating to Iowa

[@EmilyFarber]

Yeah, the yards for many of the Peninsula homes are very tiny...really only space for a grill and a few pots of flowers....or a very small dog.

[@LisaSabala]

Plenty of options. Great neighborhoods! Thank you for the information.

[@EmilyFarber]

Thanks for watching!

[@MyFrontRangeLiving]

Great overview of Iowa City! Love the variety of homes available.

[@EmilyFarber]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching.

[@moving2murrieta]

I like the sound and look of the Peninsula area. Great to have the condition of a new home with the look/character of an old home:)

[@EmilyFarber]

I agree! I’d love to see more of this type of development but with larger yard spaces.

[@WiseMoveAZ]

I loved learning more about Iowa City! The Peninsula area sounds really cool.

[@EmilyFarber]

It is a pretty neat place. There is a wine cafe there that serves crab tacos with fried wonton style "taco shells" that are out of this world.

[@amyhayslettrealtor1901]

I love that new urbanism look. My neighborhood in AZ is built on that concept.

[@EmilyFarber]

It's an attractive neighborhood, for sure.

[@AlysonWahl]

Such a variety of home styles, that's fantastic!

[@EmilyFarber]

Thanks for watching!

[@SheSellsBoise]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge Emily! Anyone looking for a realtor in your area would be lucky to have you!

[@EmilyFarber]

Awww! Thanks, RebelAnn!

[@CaseySerafinoLee]

I love this preview for people...before they move there!

[@EmilyFarber]

Thanks, Casey!

[@JohnCunninghamTeam]

Manville Heights looks really nice. Love the trees.

[@EmilyFarber]

Manville Heights is fabulously nice and it shows!

[@princessjoylucas4348]

Looking forward to move in Iowa 🥰

[@EmilyFarber]

That's exciting news! Drop me an email if you'd like some help finding a place in the greater Iowa City area!

[@peterparker9057]

Thanks for kind info.

[@ThaoTran-pl8nw]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@NikkiLove143]

Thank you for the video, were planning on moving from southern California in December, would you be able to guide us what neighborhood would be good for rent? We're have 3 children.

[@EmilyFarber]

Hi there! Are your children school aged? If it were me making a big move as a fmaily, I would probably try to narrow down my focus based upon budget, how close I wanted to be to work, and then pick several schools I identify as my preferred schools for my children. School attendance is based upon address here and voluntary enrollment is pretty difficult to get granted by the school district. You can look up school zone by address here: app.guidek12.com/iowacity/school_search/2019/ I you'd like to drop me an email I can send you an email with some property management companies to get you started in your search for a rental. My email is: [e-mail]

[@PhilipRandolphREALTOR]

#newurbanisim or #fareastiowa for me.. Very cool tour of IOWA City. Good job Emily!

[@EmilyFarber]

Thanks, Philip! I appreciate you watching.

[@rm617]

Westside of Iowa city is the best.

[@EmilyFarber]

People really do become devoted to “their” side of town!

[@cdojoacademy]

iF i HAVE a job offer from an entreprise in Iowa and i decide to move what is the first thing that I should be aware of moving to Iowa

[@EmilyFarber]

KOZETEK Hmmm...I would say securing housing. Home and rental prices vary greatly depending upon location, so making sure that you have a realistic picture of what that portion of your monthly budget is would be highly important. Sometime people have the impression that all housing in Iowa is delightful inexpensive, but that is not always the case...of course one’s opinion of home prices may vary depending on where he or she is coming from.

[@EmilyFarber]

Other things to be aware of: Hawkeye football is a big deal here...do you like football? If you’re moving to the Iowa City area, specifically, some areas have a much higher student rental load than others, so that influence your decision on where to live. If you’re coming here from a more temperate climate, you may need to do some winter gear shopping. Parking downtown can be hard, so if your job takes you downtown or on campus, you may want to consider finding a home near a bus line in order to make public transit easier. What other questions can I answer for you? 😊

[@cdojoacademy]

Thank you for reply.the opportunity is at Mary Greeley Medical Center , is there any place where I go online to check for rent house?

[@EmilyFarber]

@@cdojoacademy Mary Greeley Medical Center is in Ames, Iowa, which is a bit over two hours from where I live, so I am not an expert on that community, but if I was looking for more information on rentals there, I would start with the Ames Craigslist and check out prices. You could also google property management firms in Ames and look at their websites to see what they have available in terms of rental houses.

[@ButterflyGirl23512]

What kind of camera do you use? :)

[@EmilyFarber]

Just my phone! I'm not fancy in my set up AT ALL.

[@paherbst524]

best neighborhoods in IC??? the city is small enough to consider the whole thing one neighborhood :)

[@EmilyFarber]

paherbst524 Lol! I guess it’s all about perspective.

[@АлексейВдовиченко-е8м]

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