Is Downtown Asheville NC Right for You? Discover the Best Homes in the Heart of the City!

[@gm_kuro]

i live a 4min walk from where you are at the start, thats cool to see

[@davidoverholt251]

You two are just so much fun!

[@livinginasheville]

Awhhh, thank you, David.

[@johnslesinger7109]

I'm not moving from the beach, but I watch your videos anyhow. You are like a pretty version of the Energizer Bunny!!

[@livinginasheville]

Ha! That’s funny! I wish I had that energy when it comes to doing the dishes! Thank you.

[@karenromando4939]

You are nuts Agent for the price of these condos!!!!!

[@livinginasheville]

There are less expensive ones too- maybe just not as close downtown

[@JaidenBell-v6x]

What does place do you recommend if you want to live in Asheville but don't want to be in all of the big crowds of the city.

[@livinginasheville]

Lots of smaller towns nearby! What are you into? If you want to stay in Asheville check out the perimeter. We don’t really have big crowds anywhere.

[@dubonheur01]

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[@livinginasheville]

Hey! 👋 Big thanks!

[@BrandononIce-sk7fx]

Asheville is definitely right for you, if you love traffic jams everywhere, high home prices, liberal loons running the city and county, understaffed police force and disproportionately high crime rate (do not take your family downtown after dark). The mountains are still beautiful, but the city has long ago lost it's attraction as a small, charming southern town.

[@livinginasheville]

Oh Kay! 😅

[@reapthewhirlwind4166]

I don't know why you think that's funny​@@livinginasheville

[@georgekretschmann6768]

After reading this post I did the crime research, Ashville NC does have a higher crime rate than Montgomery & Birmingham AL. SInce I live in Alabama and my home is about 65 miles from Montgomery we don't go to Montgomery at all ever, there's nothing but shootings and murders on the nightly News out of Montgomery. It's sad since I lived in Hendersonville NC for several years in the 1970's I would lie to live in that mountainous area.

[@renewashington791]

Why is the **CRIME rate** so high? What’s going on with that 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@reapthewhirlwind4166]

@@renewashington791 the liberal Town council voted to defund the police about 3 or 4 years ago. Then about half the police force left and they are down to how about 230 police for the whole city.

[@davidoverholt251]

Looks like the Wolf Building!

[@livinginasheville]

I think it is!

[@sevasweets7856]

These were so nice especially the second one BUT but are there affordable condos in downtown Asheville?

[@livinginasheville]

There are some- check out the Lyndon video of our walk and talk downtown. He bought one in the 400’s.

[@sevasweets7856]

@ I thought I had watched all your videos😂 Thank you!

[@cherylbertolini3140]

How long ago was this video taken?

[@livinginasheville]

One week ago. December 2024.

[@Statlernwaldorf]

Glad to see Asheville is all better now!!!! People are still on KZbin pushing doom and gloom

[@livinginasheville]

We are not completely all better. I wouldn’t say that. There are still many people in Swannanoa and up north who still don’t have homes. But we are rebuilding as quickly as we can. In many parts of town are reopened.

[@Keithphotorama]

Asheville is lame! It’s a small town with big buildings that make no sense. I live in small town in NC with small buildings and it has more life.

[@livinginasheville]

Big buildings boo! Haha. It’s a city.

[@Keithphotorama]

@ I spent time in NYC, LA, and lived in DC for 16 years. Asheville is small!

[@gb23a]

You shouldn't have to pay HOA fees if you are there for only 2 months at a time you should only pay that for 2 months another ripoff

[@livinginasheville]

They maintain the entire building and area so that can be useful if you re not there too.

[@cherylbertolini3140]

Downtown was destroyed

[@livinginasheville]

Ummmm nope. This was taken December 2024.

[@renewashington791]

Where are aLL the **BLack People** hidden 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@chadmcnabb281]

Western Noth Carolina and Eastern Tennessee don't have large black populations. The area was too hilly and mountainous for large scale farming that used slaves like other parts of the south.