Faith and Dylan are lifelong Redding natives. Together they work as a husband and wife real estate team in the greater Redding area. With their expert local knowledge and deep love of the community, they pride themselves on making your next real estate experience personal and excellence-driven. The Barrett Team understands that buying or selling a home can be a scary process but with them on your team, you will have complete confidence because of their constant communication, creative problem-solving solutions and likely find some new friends in them as well! Faith and Dylan’s hearts are truly invested in this community and love to see it grow and thrive. With community at the forefront of all they do. Faith and Dylan enjoy partnering up with local businesses, highlighting a small business weekly and they give back to the community every chance they get. If you are looking for someone to guide and champion you through your real estate needs, we are here to help.
Great video, I recently wondering how they tax you when you add a shop on the property. I always assumed they refinance the whole house and then increase your property tax.
Very helpful! Never quite understood the supplemental tax thing until your clear explanation. Couple of minor errors in your presentation - at about 1:50 you described the fiscal year as running from July 1 through July 30, and your graphics showed calendars reflecting these dates. Throughout the rest of the video you referred to it correctly (July 1 through June 30), but initially it threw me for a few seconds. Also, the old English teacher in me gritted my teeth every time you pronounced "fiscal" as if it was spelled "physical" 😬... But again, a clear and succinct explanation of a tricky subject. Thanks!
Thank so much for heads up & sorry for the slight mixup that created some confusion. You caught me a really late hour filming this by myself & my tricky fiscal word pronunciation really shined 😂. Glad overall it was valuable!
@@barrettteam I hesitated to even mention the slight mixups, but you have been creating such professional and informative videos about Redding that I figured you would actually appreciate it. Thanks for all your work.
So this is basically the controlled 15 min city, hmmmm very strategic people, we will rise up and make sure informed consent is advertised for the under researched. I also work with the homeless and projects in Redding and you have them living downtown in the new builds, places loaded with Disability and section * housing. This is not what they are trying to paint, Time to get involved in all the areas of influence and bring facts instead of facades.
I live here for 13 years now redding is a terrible place to live only reson im here for my kids there are so many homeless people crime is outrageous the people are not friendly that is all lies drugs are crazy around here there are so many Pedophiles here so dont lwt these ads fool you shasta county sucks i dont suggest anyone mive here trying to be a mini los angeles
I have lived here my entire life & I loved calling this town home for me. Sorry your experience has been different. There is definitely harder parts of the area as most city and towns experience. We do have drug & homeless issues but comparing larger cities we don’t have streets lined with tents. Trust me I have a commercial building & we do experience the homeless traffic however they for the most part are polite, leave & go on their way. I also think RPD & police are doing an excellent job for the resources we have to continue to improve the area.
Fact check , If don't listen to these chicks , if you are a minority stay far away from the place , they only show the nice oart of town which is the tourist spot , they wont show you ALL of redding, only nice parts , town has alot of homeless, fentanyl drug rate is high here , you cant go to the store in oeace without being bombarded by homeless people asking for money to get drugs , its areas with garbage all.over the place , people drive around wirg confederate flags and stickers all over their cars, Redding is a racist (Red Town) town that worships trump, This place is Maga Corrupted , they interfere with your voting rights , trying to suppress votes because they are trying to get trump elected , this town manipulates statistics on yhe internet so people wont know the truth about what really goes on here , if your a democrat you will be put on blast and emberrassed in front of others , especially if your black, if you think your going to move here and be at peace amongst the white populus without Tedding police department racialky profiling you, think again, Redding Police Department is the cancer of this city, and this city will do nothing to stop it , 80% of the police department is comprosed of brady cops ,(cops with troubled history ) running from disciplinary actions, or police fired from other agencies , they are trying to run it as a sun down town,if you are black or minority beware driving out here at night,if a cop sees you , it's a wrap. You will get stopped for no reason, you will get fucked with, they may even use excessive force on you, this is their way of telling you " you made a big mistake moving here buddy ". You will get racially profiled , they have a corrupt DA office that backs them up , you will get dirty stares by some local whites , other whites here are very friendly. If you are homeless here , you will get constantly harassed by cops , But the worst thing about Redding is they have signs all over this place that say "No Room For Racism here". Which is a gimmick and should tell you if a town has to put up signs about racism not welcome here, there 9/10 is real bad problem with racism, beginning with Redding police Department , I seen a video like this 2 yrs ago which sparked my interest in Redding , I am an African American 18 yr retired military veteran , no criminal history whatsoever , bought a house here in Redding because it is beautiful , and I thought this would be a nice place to retire , boy was I wrong , for 7 months after I moved here after Buying property, I have constantly every other day been followed by police for no reason, after they seen I was black, until I realized I was being racially targeted by their department ,I would get stopped driving to get gas and questioned by police on " Where are you going ?, you look suspicious driving into a gas station , and leaving.". Afterwards having my vehicle unconstitutionally searched, and being threatened that " I better do what ever they say or else ". Dihumizing me then letting me go when they could not find anything incriminating , to the next day realizing I was being followed by a sub to my home with vehicle parking at the end of my street whoever inside watching me drive up into my garage , but whe. I get out to record they flip a fast u turn in a 25 mile per hour zone speeding off at 45 to 50 so they won't get caught, then seeing that it is a Redding police department cruiser , sick fucks , being followed every other day , them unnecessarily ntruding into my personal life because they want to know who the black guy is in their town , to them not being able to handle it anymore and stopping me under a bridge where they used excessive force on me after illegally stopping me once again for no reason,to racist cops escalating an unnecessary situation using excessive force breaking my arm , and violating my fourth amendment right to unreasonable searches and seizures. this was done shortly after they hot caught on national tv using excessive force on another man, this time they lures me to a secluded place where they wouldn't get caught, I later found out they began all.of this when maga took over Redding , taking over the political office here. This place has a place called (Coon Alley) this is a spot right by Mercy hospital that they used to push blacks they called "n#gg&rs". Or "Coons". to get them out of the town, So if you are a minority and you decide to move here just know that you were warned . I'm trying to do something that absolutely nobody did for me prior to me moving here to prevent me from buying a house here. If I knew them what I know and experienced now , I would have passed this town buy. I recommend Shasta Lake , Whiskeytown , or better yet Shingletown .
People moving out because the medical field out here is trash. Wait 3 to 6 months for a doctors appointment....garbage. ruins reddings abilities to become better. Not just my opinion. Thats a fact.
Parking is really the big issue and the new project actually reduced parking spaces which is crazy! Toss in a massive increase in parking fees and it's just another reason that we avoid downtown. Besides a favorite burger establishment, there is not a lot down town! Also, the big ugly rust faced parking structure is a real eyesore!
Wow. Phenomenal breakdown of the current situation 👏👏 As a hard working family man trying to purchase a home, this really hit on so many questions and fears we've had. Its been a tough process and with all of the news about the lawsuit going on, it just made it seem more impossible to ever reach our dream of home-ownership.
Thanks so much! It’s super overwhelming to digest and understand if you aren’t in our industry so I’m glad I was able to ease your concerns. And if it’s helpful all buyers we got into contract since the changes which for our area started Aug 1st we were able to neoigate our service fee to be covered by the seller. At the end of the day, who you work with matters more than anything! If you are in our area, would love to help out, if you are part of a different area I’m connected around the country & have some fantastic agents I work along side! Send me an email team@barrettteamre.com
41 year resident and transplant from L.A. This is a good evaluation but I would say the current political tide at the Shasta County level goes to the extreme right! It will be interesting on election night when it comes to certifying our election at the county level!
Yeah we are a bit of a conservative area for sure. It will be interesting this election how the data correlates to the last poll I shared in this video.
We have a strong homeschooling community here with lots of great resources with charter schools etc. happy to help out with your transition. You can email us at team@barrettteamre.com
More public transportation would be key. If Redding was smart, put in a light rail line that goes from the outskirts of Redding as well as the airport to downtown. Then there's less need for parking, easier for people to get to downtown and walk around.
That’s amazing! We have helped a lot of families relocate up here & everybody loves the change of pace in life, scenery & the more affordable cost of living. Happy to help & discuss pros/cons etc so you can make the best decision for you all. You can easily book a consult with us if that is most helpful to you. tr.ee/eH2ohycw8j
We filmed them in early afternoon on a weekday to avoid crowds so that we didn’t have to worry about people being on camera, and additional noise that’s all. As the public market comes in & the growth of the future places, it will definitely be a place to hang out.
Our area is more predominately conservative so those who want to stay in California find Redding a good balance for what they might be looking for. Is it perfect? No but we do get a lot of traffic to our area because of that. Not a political statement just stating the facts of voter registration percentage etc
I love that they are doing this. Hopefully the rest of Redding will get a revamp as well especially paving the streets and a fresh coat of paint on some of the buildings does wonders.
Hey Dennis, we interviewed Erin who is at the forefront with K2 development in all of the changes. You are more than welcome to reach out to them as well but everything shared is true. Let me know what exactly you feel you might need to fact check regarding what was said in this episode
California is expensive. It’s humid in the summer. I like California because I love the view of the water and because all my own my life I’ve been here. But honestly, I doubt you’d wanna live in Lynnwood California. It’s better to live in a different city one that doesn’t Really figure top list of most preferable places to live. I would actually prefer a nice sunny area in the suburbs with a view and a big house with a lot of land.
well, as a redding resident, the night life is great if your a druggy. more conservative is a problem? you mean everyone wants MORE government in their business? the political part is fine here, but in the big picture Newsom is making it shit in general. Crime rate? welcome to life, what did you expect, every city and town has a good side and a bad side. the heat? yeah its fuckin hot here, spot on with that forecast.
Hey, glad you get to call Redding home as well. My intention was not to be negative but to be vocal about the concerns people have when considering a move to Redding. For some, these might be dealbreakers. What feels like an easy answer in terms of weather, political climate, etc., might be completely unknown to others. That’s all.
Totally get that California as a whole can be hard but for those that still love to live in California or want to live in it, Redding is a great option to consider.
becuase of the crime everyone in redding has a gun and is extremely paranoid, the police will not respond to any calls unless you have been shot or stabbed. The are literally 1000's of homeless people living in the bushes, that during the 110 degree summer can get very agitated. The county is extremely corrupt and spends money on stuff that is NOT needed (the brand new, 100 million $ court house is just one example). The town is full of drug addicts that will steal everything you own if its not welded to something, just sayin'!
Redding's scores on Walk Score: Walk Score: 27/100 "Most errands require a car.", according to the website. Transit Score: 19/100, "Redding has minimal transit." Bike Score: 42/100, "Minimal bike infrastructure." In short, don't fall for this realtor's sale-influenced BS. If you are looking into Upper NorCal for a car-free lifestyle, try Chico instead, or if you can do the North Coast, then Arcata, Eureka or Ukiah. Otherwise, just hightail it south to Sac. or further up north to most big cities in Oregon+Washington.
I’m not sure if you currently live in Redding or where you reside, but with the growth of downtown and significant improvements like the bike share, new walking trails, and electric scooters throughout, it’s becoming a great place to have transport options available more readily. The addition of the public market to downtown Redding will be a great bonus as well.
Good video for me, I was downtown earlier today and those particular areas remind me of Bay Street in Emeryville. That part of downtown Redding to me has a better quality of certain things, and if parking is only a buck an hour and you can't beat that.
"You can live here car-free... let me tell you about our private airport and the parking in our public airport" I'd want to hear: how much of the city is in a 10 minute walk of a supermarket, and are the walks safe and attractive? Ditto for elementary schools. How frequent are the buses and how late do they run? Are the bikes primarily recreational, or oriented toward safe biking across the city? Would you let your 10 year old bike to school or a friend's house?
I would worry about the ten year old going on a bike ride even with you in certain places. Homelessness is off the charts in California period. The bike trails frequently become a transit system for the homeless. If you are more away from the city center you can have a recreational bike ride. Simple Redding requires a car for most people. My guess is if this realtor is going on bike ride, her husband is with her. As a 6’4” male I wouldn’t ride after dark by myself.
Another good source is Joe Dodd @ Sports Ltd. He has been part of the Redding cycling community for a LONG time. Very knowledgeable, friendly & will steer you in the right direction.
