Welcome to your one-stop destination for everything Lubbock, TX 🏠🌵!
Dedicated to helping you unlock the potential of Lubbock living. Whether you're a newcomer or a long-time resident, I've got you covered with the latest insights, tips, and tours of this thriving Texas city!
On this channel, you'll find: 🏘️ Comprehensive neighborhood guides 🚶♂️ Exciting tours of local hotspots 🍽️ Delicious eats and the best places to dine out 🌟 Pros & cons of living in Lubbock 📰 The latest news and updates 🎉 All the fun things to see and do around town 🔮 Future outlooks for Lubbock's growth and development
Join me as we explore the vibrant, friendly, and ever-growing Lubbock, Texas. Make sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell 🔔 so you don't miss out on any updates. #Lubbock #LubbockTX #LubbockTexas
We're living in Lubbock for almost 3years now..I found this place very safe and less crime....its near to AMARILLO and 5hours drive to Dallas if you want to unwind❤..
I'm a Cameroonian PhD student looking to study at TTU. Would like to live off campus so I'm guessing I'd expect to spend about 400USD per month in shared housing
Best place to live around Lubbock is out of Lubbock through the crime and drugs and the fact of congestion in the south part of Lubbock it’s just not worth it to live there understand that it’s disastrous to have Lubbock growing like it is when we actually need more in North Lubbock than anywhere else Think about it
@@Bird111648 appreciate the view point and you taking time to watch! With crime and drugs, the most important thing I’ve heard is just don’t be around them. Doesn’t mean they aren’t everywhere and in every city though!
Hello Bender Thank you for this amazing video. I am Zamim and I am transferring to Texas Tech this Fall. Also, I am from Bangladesh and looking for off-campus housing close to the University. Some suggestions might help if possible.
the great thing about lubbock is the weather dry cool and no humidity. i'll b moving either to santa fe or albuquerque new mexico in june. thx for your videos. patrick.
True that! I'm a little confused- Albuquerque has a way higher crime rate than Lubbock. Why that option? - just curious if there's something anecdotal to this?
Just subscribed! Do you live in Lubbock? My family and I are renting in the Austin area. Everything here is to expensive. Looking for a nice, safe, and affordable place to purchase a home. Thank you!
Hello! I do! I'm a full time real estate agent here in Lubbock. Used to live around Austin area as well so I know what you mean! If you're interested in learning more, I'd be happy to talk together!
I have watched all the videos on your RU-vid channel. Your channel has high quality videos. But your videos are not perfect or good in terms of SEO. I am an SEO expert and I want to work with your channel to improve your channel, which will increase your views and subscribers in a short time. I have been doing this successfully since 2020..
@@GoldieJoRv never heard it be called that before but the more you know! Interested to know your thoughts on how Lubbock has changed since moving here in 1993??!
Well 98 th and ave s was a dead end dirt road I don’t miss the muddy road, traffic off 98 th can be a drag strip on most nights. But lubbock has really grown we have a lot of places to shop and have great restaurants. Our medical facilities are really nice but then I am a nurse just recently retired from CMG. We have really great Dr’s. And for that it does keep me here. Grace hospital is a top notch facility your treatment is the best. The plans really will be a great expansion.
I think it's a great location for those wanting to live just West of Lubbock and still be incredibly close to everything. Price point isn't that bad either!
@@livinginlubbock Yeah long term but I would like to rent the same flat for a long time. But after seeing Google map reviews, I just feel so afraid of the one that is not good
Just recently visited Lubbock and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center for the Physical Therapy program and I have to say I was just absolutely MIND-BLOWN with the university campus and the health science center! Also after watching prior videos of you speaking about Lubbock, everything was SPOT ON and was expected as stated in the videos about Lubbock! I even got to drive around the city of Lubbock, eat at a really good local bbq restaurant (missed out on Evie Mae’s which I didn’t know about until after the fact), and everything is close by, the homes look awesome! After visiting Lubbock and Texas Tech University, it has moved up to a top two choice and I could see myself residing here for PT school if I get accepted! I’ll definitely be staying up to date with your videos so I can stay informed for if and should I decide to move to Lubbock and attend Texas Tech for PT school.
Excited to hear this! & thank you so much for watching! Just curious- what is your second choice for PT school, currently? Happy to know the videos have helped you and given some more insight into Lubbock. Let me know if there’s anything you need real estate or otherwise!
I grew up south of Lubbock. My dad was a farmer. We shopped in Lubbock and attended church there all throughout my childhood. Would like to see this video redone with actual footage of the places, parks and people you talk about. You seem to know how to put together a good video, but please consider getting some actual footage instead of relying on stock footage. I think it would give your audience a better idea of what to expect. Some of your footage actually showed people on a beach??? I know you're not from the area because you say "Lubbick" (cringe) instead of "Lubbuck" which is the pronunciation that natives use. I would think you would want to appeal to the native Texans from surrounding areas as well as people from other parts of U.S. who might be moving here by pronouncing the name of the town correctly. The stock footage use seems really lame when it's so easy to just film on location easily. I didn't watch any other of your videos but wanted to make these suggestions. You can take them or leave them. good luck
My dad is a farmer south of Lubbock too and I tend to say “Lubbick” instead of “lubbuck” - guess we can’t all be perfect-cringe haha . I watch a lot of his videos and he has several great ones with actual footage of Lubbock . I’m honestly just glad someone has something positive to say about Lubbock because it receives a lot of negativity for being in west Texas.
Also something to note, there is actual footage of texas tech university, holly hop ice cream shop, science spectrum, fore golf, you cant really get footage of kids in a classroom nowadays --they probably frown upon that (even in LUBBICK) and its hard to find/film a perfect local video for everything when you are a busy and successful realtor.
Very informative video! I’ve watched a lot of your videos about Lubbock as I am considering of attending Texas Tech University of Health Sciences Center for Physical Therapy school. The way Lubbock is described as a big city with a small town feel and with it being a college town kind of reminds me of Davis, California. A college town, small town and not too from Sacramento.
Grew up in Lubbock, left in '85, now in Austin. The two biggest cons of living in Lubbock has to be the sand storms and the fact that Lubbock is perpetually 20 years behind in just about everything.
Thank you for watching! I can only speak to what I’ve seen or heard. With that, I have not seen or heard of discrimination against Japanese, any race, or ethnicity. I’d love to hear more about what you do and to help. Email me at nate@betterlbk.com
Thank you very much. I am a little relieved. I had a very bad experience in the past in another state in the US, so I was very cautious. We will contact you once we have found a place to stay and have arrived in the US. That is very reassuring. Thank you very much.
Plz guide if I come in the month of Nov 23 is it possible that my daughter will get admission in middle school, is education free for her else what will b the minimum fee for her.plz guide
I moved away about 5 years ago. I miss it. Lots of good times and people there. I live in Waco now. It is a pretty place with trees and water but the people seem friendlier and closer in Lubbock.
@@AS-fn3qk Heard that as well, wonder if its really a dangerous place, can someone please give a living experience/example, what type of dangerous is Lubbock?
I’ll tell you what there ain’t a lot of good people here I work for optimum I only been here about 3 years a lot of y’all are assholes more then nice tbh and very very very entitled.
@@goalsfirst2895 I live in Lubbock.. I don’t feel that it is too dangerous although stats do say otherwise .. I think it depends on what part of town you’re in. My car has been rummaged through and i live in a middle class neighborhood -but I obviously feel it’s safe enough to leave my car door unlocked haha .. I’ve heard sex trafficking is kind of bad here , but again that’s everywhere .. overall I’d say I feel safe here
Hi! Where is the closest place to ski and snowboard you mentioned? And as a family who loves to go out walking trails, cycling and exploring parks etc, would you say Lubbock has enough to offer in that department?
Hey Crystal! Closest place to ski is New Mexico (ski Apache is closest). There’s quite a bit of walking trails, cycling and parks in Lubbock and within 20-30mi
Another fun fact about Lubbock is that most Flags are actually banned from being flown here. Thin Blue Line Flag? Illegal. Don't Tread on Me Flag? Illegal. Let's Go Brandon Flag? Illegal. Lubbock prohibits the display of all flags that are not of a (1) nation, state, or political subdivision or (2) show an emblem or logo of a firm or corporation. (Lubbock Muni. Code § 40.04.003)
