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Let's take a look at everything Eugene has to offer. In these videos we'll explore the Pros & Cons of Eugene, restaurants, things to do, challenges with housing in Eugene, and everything else you need to know about living in Western Oregon.
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To late I fell in love with a stripper and jumped on a greyhound with a backpack and gym bag from Denver I'm a little impulsive I'm also not joking I actually live here now and that's actually how and why I moved here
Maybe no cliff jump? To get in for experience cold adapted folks looking for a natural plunge in a beautiful place is a special thing...spiritual for some. I hope that never gets banned.
As I recall, 40 years ago, which by the time I lived in beautiful Eugene for about 3 years, Eugene had 70,000 people and Springfield 100,000, strange, is´nt?
Completely missed one of the biggest drawbacks of Eugene: it’s overrun with thieving dope head homeless bums that steal everything that isn’t nailed down and can set up campsites and defecate/urinate where ever they want and openly use drugs.
Eugene is a college town. The entire city is flooded with students from every walk of life in America as well as foreign students. WTF are you going on about?
... and you can't pump your own gas in Oregon. New Jersey and Oregon.. Ridiculous. The Diversity is wonderful in So Cal. Very noticeably absent in Oregon.
Please do another flyover of Amazon Park, including the new YMCA, the second largest YMCA in the United States. Also please increase the quality to 4K, and, include enough resolution to see the Albertsons and the new Dental clinic at 30th & Hilyard. :-) There's also several *MAJOR* new buildings along Franklin Blvd, just east of downtown.
thanks for the feedback Todd, the new YMCA is definitely an exciting development. I was thinking about covering new locations in Eugene for future drone footage, but there have been some positive changes worth covering again.
Surprised you didn't mention one of the biggies... politics. Eugene seems extremely left. As a moderate conservative who was visiting last week, I certainly didn't feel it was a welcoming place to anyone outside of Dem circles. That is probably hard to see when you're there in the middle of it.
That's a fair point. Many people in Eugene have strong political stances, and the University of Oregon seems to be one of the big influences. Surrounding cities and towns have different perspectives and the political views in Eugene aren't reflective of all of Lane County.
Springfield is the adjacent Republican city. It's boring and ugly, of course, but it has a lower cost of living and you can fly a Confederate flag there without much pushback.
@@EdwolfXx Because leftist councils and boards mean leftist, lunatic policies. Because of those policies, for example, Eugene is a city where you cannot utilize city parks and recreational spaces, because they are overrun with street people. Ditto the library and bike paths. Imagine a town where you cannot send your kids to the park to play. That's Eugene. Far FAR too dangerous. One park, under the Ferry Street Bridge, had to be torn down to bedrock... even the topsoil had to be removed. Needles, rats, Typhus. Leftist policies also effect building codes and enforcement. In a city desperate for affordable housing, Eugene policies make it almost impossible to address it. And the homes already in place come under assault by the city as well. We could go on all day on this subject of policies and how they negatively effect owning a home in Eugene... which is why a realtor should mention politics.
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I agree, tough to compare the two! Also, completely different living in the Southwest vs. living in the Northwest. This video was an initial attempt at comparing the two... a follow up is probably needed.
There are several 55+ and older manufactured home parks with different pricing for homes and space rent including Maia and Golden Oaks, but pricing continues to be a challenge with constant increases. For housing assistance either Homes for Good or St. Vincent de Paul are worth contacting. My understanding is they typically have a waitlist, but they should be able to point you in the right direction. I hope that helps!
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i think it’s a great idea. i’m tired of hiking in there packing a stokes and hauling out 4-5 injured people a year. it gets old. especially when it’s 90 degrees out
I do thank you for your service. Rescue service is part of the freedom of exporation unfortunately. Bad decisions and freak accidents will always exist. People like you will always be needed. I understand your frustration, however.
Please no more Californians, you've already destroyed California, and over the past 20 years Californians have moved here and brought the same type of thinking and high prices.
Nice objective video, but why no mention of one of its university and that it draws, scholars from around the world. I may sound prejudiced, but I was a graduate student at the U of O after receiving my undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley, and I found the U of O just as stimulating and challenging. The U of O is a world class university yet you don't mention it.
I love the drone footage. I've been thinking we need to do some videos that are primarily ariel tours of our area. Would certainly give a unique perspective.
Thanks for the feedback. It seems to be easier watching for viewers than just doing a drive through of a location, but with a bit less detail on individual residences and neighborhoods.
thanks for tuning in! We tried to provide a broad overview of what it looks like on a sunny day living in Eugene. Maybe we'll do another one in the future with different locations.
@@greetingsearthlingspluto6666 thanks for the feedback. I talk about the weather in a few other videos including a pros and cons of Eugene: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uQPUMqoQ15w.htmlsi=ywIK4w8nrId8hGQ9
Very well done. A nice take your time bird's eye view of Eugene and environs. I especially appreciate the relaxing music (with so many using pounding "exciting" background music for everything these days). Nice smooth piloting...what model Drone was used for this? Consider adding that to the description.
I lived in Eugene for years, and now live in SoCal. I’d compare Eugene more to Redlands or Claremont than Pasadena, personally, but I get the comparison.
That's fair, I chose Pasadena since it's a well recognized city in Southern California that I'm familiar with. Pasadena and Eugene are two totally different worlds, this was an attempt at outlining the key differences. Thanks for watching!
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