LIVING in EUGENE, Oregon | Best NEIGHBORHOODS 

I'm so glad that you find my channel helpful. Yes, I'd love to hear from you should you decide to relocate to Eugene. I'm happy to help in any way that I can. Take care!

I am from Senegal. I like your video

Thanks so much!

You're very welcome!

Yep, I have to use a teleprompter for speed. That's always a challenge.

@@EugeneLivingwithBrynCook I felt just the opposite! Your videos are engaging and I kept remarking to my husband that you must be using a teleprompter, but I don't see your eyes moving/reading along. :)

@@user-tv8ns7lj4u thanks so much for the encouragement. I've tried not using a teleprompter and it takes SO much longer. They may not be perfect, but I do my best. :)

Thanks so much!

it is a mini portland with all the crime and homeless bums

Oooooh, that's a good question. It's not really my area of expertise, but I know people who have stayed at the park just east of I-5 in Coburg (just north of Eugene), the Armitage Park RV park is close to town but near the river (which could be nice), OR if you want to go a little west of town, there are a couple of options near Fern Ridge Reservoir that would be a little more scenic. Those would be my suggestions. I hope that helps. Let me know if you need anything else. 😊

@@EugeneLivingwithBrynCook it definitely did thank you!

Don't try to live in eugene in your van, everyone else already does. go to bend. or albany.

I would need to know more about what you were specifically looking for to make some recommendations. Feel free to give me a call.

@@greetingsearthlingspluto6666 thank you.

South Hills.

I will but I'm at work right now

I’m surprised about that; I would have thought that Portland; and Seattle; and the Miami area would have a greater amount of homeless per person capita than the Eugene area.

@@moa3008 Seattle is not much better being in fifth place but Portland and Miami don’t make the list.

I live in LA. Hard to imagine it beats LA

​@@nathano9637 it doesn't beat LA.. everyone thinks their city has the worst homeless situation, they need to come thru our SoCal cities 😂

@@stevenrobert6992 or San Francisco...sadly, unhoused people and families are found/struggling all over the country. Counting my blessings that I've never had to be in that situation.

I was born and raised in Eugene and still live there now. I won't sugar-coat anything here, the housing market has definitely exploded recently but with that being said some members of my family recently found a nice 4 bedroom house in a good neighborhood for only 500k. On the issues of drugs and the homeless, both crime and homelessness have only gotten worse during the pandemic and neither were in a good place before. With that being said though, both are quite easy to avoid if you stay out of two neighborhoods, "The Whitaker" and downtown. Lastly I would strongly recommend that anyone considering a move to Eugene should take a serious look at Springfield. Our sister city has recently become the antithesis of it's old reputation. Great food, much more strict policies regarding the homeless, and the housing prices aren't as inflated. Hope this helps!

@@augustturner3987 Tysm for this info!

Yes.

ur insane

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