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I’m so glad to see you bring up the crime map! Several other people I watch here never talk about it. We are getting ready to close on a house in Baltimore, and that crime map was a huge tool for me in locating areas I felt would be safe (or felt I could live within) and then check out in person. Bonus: we were looking to buy for so long (the pandemic and an illness after that got in our way of searching), that I actually was able to see crime going down overall in the city. Great video! I’ll make sure to point other people I know moving here to it.
Hey there! Thanks for your comment and for watching the video. Yes, the crime map is a wonderful resource...glad it helped you narrow down a place to live! And congratulations on your home purchase...very exciting!
. I Grew up In Hollander Ridge Project, It was a community where everyone looked out for each other safe for kids to play outside. All types of resources in the community center plus we had a recreation center for us kids back then. These Modern Baltimore Neighborhoods Are Very different now days you can live in a neighborhood for years and don’t know a soul on your own street
Stop following & letting those not from the city push fear. Born and raised. Love where Im from. Never know where people come from and who they are. Faith is important 🙏🏾 No matter the area urban or suburban, watch the spirit of the people around. Good people in the hood✊🏾💪🏾Not everyone can be broken
@@rapmeister1000 I'm not originally from Baltimore, so it's a financial break 4 me. I understand ur sentiments. I like that Baltimore is still fairly affordable 4 a major city.
Great video. I constantly meet people who've moved there for college or work and need this info. I wish this info was available when I moved there back in 2002 for grad school. I'm grateful that the worse that ever happened was a car break in that didnt happen at my home but at the school I did my internship at. Now I live outside the city but still love to frequent Mt Washington and Roland Park for Whole Foods & the library perks (free aquarium tickets etc for the kids).
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This is a very surface-level list that gives zero consideration to the culture and history of segregation that affected Baltimore’s reputation which undoubtedly led to the development of this video. Residents can’t live in a bubble and be productive citizens. Roland Park is the very first community (nation wide) to create a covenant that explicitly excluded Jews, blacks, and Asians from living in the community unless they were domestic servants.
Hi there! Thank you for your comment. I agree completely, and have addressed Baltimore's history and segregation in some of my other videos. Thank you so much for watching!
There is no safe place in Baltimore. Those who grew up in the "hood" bring their "hood" ways with them even if they start making more money. I am from NY and never saw such a phenomenon until I moved to Maryland.
Uh, every big city has good, bad, "okay", safe and unsafe neighborhoods. 🥴 From NYC, to DC, to Philly, to LA, to FL, to ATL, to so on and so on. No place is perfect with only good areas.
