Coos Bay, Oregon | One of the Most Affordable Places to Live in OR

[@Gogalen789]

There might be places that equal it but truthfully summertime at the Coos is unbeatable.

[@xXSHARTXxo]

this video is true i live in coos bay oregon and its beautiful

[@XenusMama]

It is! But it’s not cheap. And heaven help you if you need a contractor.. better book 4 months ahead of time.

[@gregorythompson4187]

I was thinking about heading out there. Idaho is getting way too expensive

[@kimers12660]

Beautiful video of the Bay, Harbors, and surrounding land & sea scapes. However, not a true depiction of the depressed townships within in the area, and that’s why it’s affordable.

[@Thats_Unfortunate]

poor areas nearby? is it dangerous?

[@XenusMama]

@@Thats_Unfortunate lots of homelessness

[@danjones3009]

@@Thats_Unfortunate From what I just read, it is the Most Dangerous town in all of Oregon. In the top 25% of most dangerous towns in the US in 2019

[@nicoleavery7238]

@@XenusMama theres a ton of homelessness everywhere at this point. It's an America problem, not just specific cities or areas anymore

[@ThatDudeJCrash]

Strange I was there about 2 weeks ago and Only saw 3 homeless during my stay. It actually caught me by surprise because I didn't think there were any

[@robingilmore1444]

Excellent. Thank you

[@sssendas]

My rabbi lives here, he rocks!

[@adrianelias2365]

Coos bay interests me. I have a remote job, so I can live anywhere

[@patriciadiaz1753]

Coast living is great & beautiful but even more expensive than say city living. In my opinion & experience Oregon is just an expensive state to live in period. It's the reason why this state doesn't thrive. Politics & greedy companies, low wages, high rents & high price groceries are just a few things that are wrong with this state. Their motto " Come visit & leave your money here then go home."

[@krisconrad1051]

Housing costs aren't too bad in a lot of Oregon (outside of the Portland metro of course). $1200 is the average nationwide for an apartment. The average house nationwide is $270,000 vs Oregon, which is $340,000. Though, the coastal communities and more out of the way communities are pretty close to national average.

[@freddygaulman5493]

Have u ever been anywhere in California?!? Please look up the rent in Sacramento, San Francisco, L.A., San Diego

[@freddygaulman5493]

@@krisconrad1051 Exactly. Why pay 1200 for a 1 bedroom spot in Cal when you get a 3/4 bedroom for the same price in Oregon

[@krisconrad1051]

@@freddygaulman5493 depends on where you are, In any of the major towns in Oregon, good luck finding a 3-4 bedroom for less than $1500, most that size are over $2,000.

[@freddygaulman5493]

@@krisconrad1051 I'm in Sac. We got 1/2 bedroom apt going for 2300 in some places

[@randomoverpopulatedworldid3286]

I haven't been in years. Has it heated up during summers?

[@rclc161]

No, same shitty weather year round

[@beusamerikalifeintheusa]

Thank you

[@HOMEiA]

Thanks! You're welcome..

[@lorenzogriego1421]

It won't be anymore with this type of advertising.

[@pgmaxtwo]

Coos County is a soul crushing nightmare if you're looking for culture, diversity, career opportunities, etc. Just move out after a decade. It's gorgeous, the climate is wonderful, you can garden 365 days a year.. but the humans...ugh. Multi generational welfare families, drugs, crime, etc. Great for vacation, do NOT move there...

[@happymimi3984]

Thanks we’ve been planning

[@rclc161]

If you like grey and rain 10 months a year, more there