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Colorado Springs vs Denver / Pros and Cons of Moving to Colorado

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Colorado Springs vs Denver / Pros and Cons of Moving to Colorado
Denver and Colorado Springs have long been the state's two most populated cities. In the last ten+ years both have seen a period of explosive growth both economically and in the people moving there, and today we discuss the pros and cons that help people determine what might make one a better choice than the other.
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Are you wondering what it is like to live in Denver, Colorado? Well, this is the channel for you! I am a Colorado native and also a Naval Veteran who has experienced relocating to the state, and I absolutely love this city. My #1 goal is to showcase every inch of the Denver Metro area and this beautiful state through video, so you have a complete understanding of the best areas that fit your lifestyle.
I work with clients from all over the world who are planning to relocate and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!! Reach out day/night/weekends ANYTIME, because I would love to be a resource for you when it comes to moving to or around Denver Colorado!!!
0:00 - Intro
1:20 - Digging in, Pros and Cons
1:55 - Denver & Colorado Springs Basics
3:05 - Size of Denver vs CS
5:30 - Cost of Living
7:20 - Work Opportunities
13:00 - Wrapping Up
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14 авг 2024

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@destinationdenvercolorado Год назад

Thank you for watching, be sure to subscribe to catch new videos coming out each and every week!

@williamlofton4750 3 месяца назад

You said the Springs gas a hotter summer but the average temps from June to August, are lower yhan Denver. Maybe yiure referring to the fact yhat at higher elevation it feels hotter?

@destinationdenvercolorado 3 месяца назад

No - you’re correct and I completely said it backwards. Sorry for the mistake and thank you for the correction!

@sepidrum Год назад

Thanks for your video! Very helpful! One Question: You mentioned Kayaking, where does flat water kayaking happen in Colorado? That really helps me narrow down my decision making ! Thank you

@destinationdenvercolorado Год назад

Thank you so much for watching! People kayak Sloan’s Lake (with a permit), Cherry Creek Reservoir, Chatfield Res and Aurora Res, which are all close to Denver. Boulder Res and Gross Res are for Boulder, and there’s also Carter Lake, McIntosh Lake, Warnke Lake Park and Union Res that are pretty close to Boulder as well!

@autumnmarie1280 Год назад

What about the hail? I saw some videos with some bad hailstorms, how can you live in that, how often does that happen? It looks like it can kill you if you get hit with a big hail ball.

@destinationdenvercolorado Год назад

Hail can get pretty nasty but the damage it does is mainly directed at cars and roofs during the worst of them. Trust me, if people were dying from random hail strikes people wouldn't be living here. The storms themselves are sporadic and happen all across the region so as an example, I have been back in Colorado since 2008 after growing up here - and ONE storm in 15 years has affected me. I am not saying it doesn't affect us, but you may very well never deal with significant hail directly.

@jercasgav Год назад

There are bad hailstorms in both Denver and the Springs equally I would say. When I lived in Denver and in Englewood, CO there were gnarly hailstorms almost once a year. We decided to do a metal roof on our home because it didn't make sense to do asphalt and have to change it out every 10- 15yrs ish because the cumulative effects of multiple hail storms whacked it dead. Our whole neighborhood pretty much needed new roofs after an intense hail. Insurance would not cover the roof fully once it was 10yrs old when I lived in these areas (it was partial coverage after that point due to aging). I live in Pueblo, CO now, and (knock on wood), you just don't see hail down here or tornado warnings like I did when I lived in the metro area (lived my entire life in the Denver area until 6yrs ago).

@brianm2238 Год назад

had my roof replaced due to hail about 15 yrs ago, doing it again now after all the hail storms this year. im in denver.

@Nick-mb2iq Год назад

Are you a firefighter ? I have been applying to some CO departments. looking for more information.

@destinationdenvercolorado Год назад

I’m not, I’m a mortgage lender by trade, but do have quite a few connections on the fire and police departments in and around Denver. I’d be happy to connect and see if I can get you in contact with the right people, if you’d like? Thanks for watching!

@heinrichheuer6510 Год назад

Is it true that a lot of Americans live in wooden houses?

@destinationdenvercolorado Год назад

Thanks for watching Heinrich! It depends on the region and climate, but many homes in the United States, are constructed primarily or substantially with wood, that’s right.

@terrycox6256 Год назад

Might want to mention Denver is a blue state and CoS is not.

@destinationdenvercolorado Год назад

That’s a very fair thing to say and I appreciate you watching!

@jeffreybuckmaster4600 Год назад

Denver is getting so ghetto, moving to the Springs

@Arthamus Год назад

What you mean is black people are moving in.. gotcha I'm moving to the springs from Milwaukee 👍🏾

@LarryRichelli Год назад

Lakewood and Aurora are just suburbs of Denver

@destinationdenvercolorado Год назад

Every town around a major city is considered a suburb - it’s still a town. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@ramonnape 9 месяцев назад

denver sucks, the homeless and food poisoning with the food there🤮

@destinationdenvercolorado 9 месяцев назад

I appreciate you watching - are you down in the Springs then?

@user-ux6tk8pi9i Год назад

Neither. It’s cold As F in Colorado. Hiking is good in the summer but that’s about it. Know before you go. Now you know. Enjoy.

@destinationdenvercolorado Год назад

This winter has been the coldest in three decades but they are normally far more mild. Certainly colder than southern states but nothing compared to the Midwest or north. As for hiking, if you like to snowshoe you can hit trails year round if you really wanted to.

@user-ux6tk8pi9i Год назад

@@destinationdenvercolorado mountain biking and stuff like that is great. And rock climbing. So if your into that stuff it’d a great place but it’s cold As F at nights in the winter. Very cold. Always.

@Arthamus Год назад

@@user-ux6tk8pi9ithat's such a subjective statement. You should tell people what your comparing it too. I'm moving from Wisconsin so I doubt it's colder than here.