Why are so many people moving to Evansville?

[@brianarbenz1329]

Congratulations on spelling Louisville _correctly_ on this, as opposed to Louis _vile_ as you tarred our city’s name on your previous video. You definitely won more fans from here this time!

[@REALTORkendra]

Ha! Thanks! We definitely don’t claim to be perfect. That mistake slipped through editing, but great catch! Thanks for watching and interacting!

[@Anik_Hassan_Himel12]

I love how it offers both career opportunities and a great community feel-definitely adding it to my list of places to explore.

[@REALTORkendra]

It’s a great balance!

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[@REALTORkendra]

What is your top reason that you live where you do?

[@alwaysemployed656]

Evansville is a weird town. Everyone uses their personal cars as bulletin board on wheels, slapping opinionated stickers all over them, just like teenagers covering their bedroom walls with pictures and posters of their favorite music artists-juvenile. The best way I can describe Evansville is as a Hanna-Barbera cartoon show come to life. Evansville is full of cartoon characters. The only pro about Evansville is that violent crimes are low because most crimes there are just goofy drug addicts being goofy and comical. Whaa whaa whaaaaa. Darn it, Yogi, you did it again! (Laugh track playing in the background.) Evansville is a big town that thinks it's a city. A real city operates with a network where all resources and businesses work together, benefiting and thriving as a whole. Evansville’s resources and businesses are vulnerable to failures because they lack a dependable network to rely on. I’ve been to hundreds of cities and towns across the U.S., and Evansville is definitely not on the list of desirable places to explore. Everyone across the U.S. knows that. To be fair, Evansville is not the only big town like that. There are hundreds of big towns just like it, so Evansville shouldn't feel like the red-headed stepchild. No city or town is perfect. The best Evansville can do is work harder to build a reliable network.

[@REALTORkendra]

We appreciate your input!

[@alwaysemployed656]

​@@REALTORkendraOh, no problem! You are welcome! Need further assistance, just holla!👍