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The problem is tourists move to New Orleans with high expectations than usual lol, I agree don’t move to New Orleans, however at this point everything that you’ve mentioned is MANY places 😂 please research any place that you’re thinking about moving. To love New Orleans is to understand the culture, and to explain the culture you must experience it, in order to fully experience it YOU MUST BE BORN & RAISED IN NEW ORLEANS 🥰❣️

Not all the suburbs are on the Northshore. They're on the south shore too. Those with noticeable New Orleans accents tend to pronounce it "Noo Awlins". "New Orleens" is primarily used in songs. But the parish is always "Orleens" .

whoa baby....that was harsh. we got a hard time as it is keeping our population here as it is so obviously you condemnation if nola won't help the cause. alls i can tell ya is, the highway you came in on you can also goes the other way!!!

ok, sooooooo....why'd you move there?

Well, I also live in New Orleans. And I hate it because not only are there a bunch of bugs outside all the time no matter the weather, there's also bugs in the houses roaches, rats and things of that nature that you have to deal with as well if you don't have the patience and the money to do what may need to be done don't move here It's a waste of time energy and of money.

I would never move anywhere south of the Mason-Dixon line.

homelessness is everywhere.and new orleans is bound by a river and lake.

Moving to New Orleans from Miami Florida… Humidity? Homelessness? Rats and roaches? Hold my beer. 😅

You had me out at HUMIDITY. 🤣

Do you have any information on Metairie, LA?

Thanks for the great review. How do you pronounce new Orleans, no-lans or new-or-leans? I do the second way. Great advice.

Funny how all the "Do not move here" videos are from real estate agents. The problem is that really can't comprehensively cover the topic because they can't talk about certain topics. I love New Orleans - but to visit. My father used to live in Mandeville and take the Causeway into work each day. I still remember making a crossing with him, getting to the mid-point and was unable to see land in either (or any) direction. I love the deep history and charm of the city, although some parts have seen better days. Some of the best food ever, so there is that. Well, it's a southern port city with all the quirks that come with that, plus some negatives like crime - which is super common in any large city. Being in the deep south, you'll have to deal with oppressive heat (It's basically a swamp with some islands of civilization on it) about half the year, but late-fall, winter, early-spring are decent to really nice. You have to go to Mississippi for a decent beach. Of course, hurricanes are an issue and is compounded by the fact much of the city is near or even _below_ sea level. I suspect most folks moving to the area are doing so because of a job. I'd pick a suburb and not live in the actual city if possible. Commute would suck, especially in the fog. Pick your poison, I suppose.

So I've lived in a few cities. Minneapolis mainly. I normally rely on public transportation. The bus, depending on what parts of the city it's in, can be uncomfortable at times. But we do have a lot of Bus options. And I'm thankful for it. I use it. To save my car from potholes, how is the public transportation?

The high level Humidity is NOT all year. In the Fall and Spring the weather is cool. It's gets hot only in the Summer. And no you will not have to run your AC all year. It's get very cold in the Winter and Spring. This lady is confusing New Orleans with Florida or California. Newsflash all major cities have homeless problem. New Orleans is no different.

Simply gorgeous. Are you Cape Verdean?

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you really need to stop this! why don't you pick on another city that's not already on its death bed? c'mon man! give us a break!

Are all the women in N.O. as fine as you? If so , I'm packing my bags and heading out there.