Welcome texans! Most Colordans could care less who moves here, im here for it, seeing nightlife boom and the mountain vibes should be for everyone! Again Welcome!

@YourCoreFamily

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment!

hopefully you guys are ready for your first winter here! it gets colddddddd

@YourCoreFamily

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for the comment! Oh we are natives to Colorado, definitely have experienced the cold 😂

We don’t have all four seasons but we do have one short, and two longer seasons. Kinda cool with a few cold days and HOT!, then there is Really damn HOT!!!

@YourCoreFamily

12 күн бұрын

Haha thank you for watching. When I was stationed in Fort Hood it felt like we were on the sun 😂

I’m a CO native but the cold weather has pushed me to TX. Im now trying to convince my family lol.

@YourCoreFamily

Жыл бұрын

Hello C C thank you for your comment. We enjoy the four seasons here in Colorado. The cold winters seem to make you appreciate the warmer months even more ☺️

@rfink222

9 ай бұрын

You will not like the hot in Texas and it is getting hotter. You will be running your A/C for months on end. I'm a native Texan so I know.

Texas...Oil tycoons, things are apparently bigger, a show called Dallas my Grandmother and Mom used to watch, another show called Fixer Upper, and Illegal border crossings! That is about as hard as I have looked into Texas! Even though Colorado has lettuce burgers I would still choose it over Texas! Still using the speak easy wall I see!! Great Video...Looking forward to the next one!

@YourCoreFamily

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!

I wonder if driving is actually fractured in because personally, some other people and I know what it’s like to be in Houston with no car, (metro, walking, bike). It is a lot but once you get used to the metro and biking, you’ll be okay in almost everything. im trying to get some knowledge in it.

@YourCoreFamily

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching. If you live in and near Denver you can easily get away with no car. Also keeping close to a commuter rail station helps with living in outer cities and commuting to Denver without a car.

I’m 21 and I’m Born and raised in Texas. I’m waiting to finish school to hopefully move to Colorado or just any colder state 😭 the heat gets worst and worst for me ever year I CANT DO IT NO MORE

@YourCoreFamily

6 сағат бұрын

Hello thank you for watching! So the people we’ve moving to Colorado from Texas, cooler weather is one of the top reasons.

How did fracking not make the list? That's the reason we are leaving Texas! We used to be surrounded by 1200 acres of cows. Over the last 7 years the oilfield has moved in and now its nonstop big truck traffic, diesel engines, a constant low droning noise. You cannot enjoy the peace and quiet because it no longer exists. Plus stepping outside and smelling rotten egg and chemical smells. The land owners that are doing this don't even live out here!! Oilfield works 24/7 365.very frustrating! Now we have 35 acres in Colorado, just trying to get something on it is proving super expensive and difficult as the "road" to our place is no more than a jeep trail lmao... no big trucks gonna bother us up there! All the people we've met, businesses we've established in our town so far have been amazingly nice ,happy people! Hope to be there permanently in the spring of 24... Oil field The people The heat Texas is just too damn big! Everyone is in a huge hurry all the time!

@YourCoreFamily

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching. Fracking is something we haven’t been told from many who are choosing to move to Colorado from Texas. Number 1 reason was the heat.

Boulder county is where its at, fort collins is good too,

@YourCoreFamily

9 ай бұрын

Hello thank you for watching!

I’m from Texas and my husband and I are moving to Colorado next year!!

@YourCoreFamily

Жыл бұрын

Ashley thank you for watching! Will definitely be a change in climate, all four seasons is fantastic. Let us know if we can help in your journey 😃

The prop tax average comparison isn't a good metric. As you noted TX has a _lot_ of rural counties that will skew that. Most people in TX live/want to live in and around the MSAs and those property tax rates are _dramatically_ higher than _anywhere_ in CO - 4 to 6+ times higher. Also, a better comparison for home prices would be to look at an average of the MSAs, and particularly price-per-square-foot. Texas for the most part doesn't have basements so all foundations here are sunk costs without any additional value and basements always have the lowest build cost per square foot. Consequently, the homes here are much smaller, in many cases, way, way smaller (CO has the 2nd largest average home size in the US). TX just looks bigger because they are sprawled-out ranch style which just adds more (useless) roof and foundation costs. So price alone isn't a good metric. It would be better to compare what you actually _get_ for your money. Basically if you need any large amount of space (have 2+ kids, etc.), TX housing costs can become oppressive rather quickly. Especially the carrying costs with the property tax rates. The steep roof pitch comment had me scratching my head a bit. Not that you can't, technically, have any kind of roof anywhere but such homes are typically located up north - because snow. When you see it down here it's mostly someone paid extra for it, mainly for looks - it's almost always non-liveable space (unlike up north) and most of it not even functional as attic storage. It's just for show. The transportation costs in CO are higher than TX due to the gas prices. CO has limited access to refining, so the gas has to be shipped in from far away.

@YourCoreFamily

11 ай бұрын

Hello thank you for your comment and thank you for the information!

Good video, but I would say it gets really expensive to move to Colorado, housing is way more expensive there, Texas especially Houston has this annoying thing called weather which comes with tornados and hurricanes, and means of transportation are quite deficient.

@YourCoreFamily

12 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching. Colorado has definitely increase in affordability over the last 10 years.

Transportation cost is lower here because gas is always cheap. We make a lot of gas here.

@YourCoreFamily

6 сағат бұрын

Thank you for watching! So gas is only one part of the equation in transportation, I’m curious what the difference in auto insurance is between Texas and Colorado….

@michaelhamilton3638

4 сағат бұрын

@@YourCoreFamily our rates are always going up now because of flooding. We have many cars that are totaled out because of flooding, causing our rates to go up.

Please move back. Thanks ✌️

@YourCoreFamily

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching. If you’re familiar with our channel you know we are multi generational Coloradans, never lived in Texas.

I’m watching this as I’m moving from Houston to Denver right now lol

@YourCoreFamily

Жыл бұрын

Haha welcome! Thank you for watching and let us know if we can help with any Real Estate needs 😃

@ryanwalker4717

Жыл бұрын

@@YourCoreFamily Yeah can I find a house making 90K?

@miklovelka2957

11 ай бұрын

We are leaving Houston a well but we are going to Colorado Springs

@miklovelka2957

11 ай бұрын

Plus I hate this $500 light bill

@Daniyoyo

4 ай бұрын

@@miklovelka2957how you liking it now ?

Gas prices are a little cheaper in Texas. Car insurance is ridiculous. We have hail, and drivers are terrible.

@YourCoreFamily

11 ай бұрын

Hello thank you for watching, what are gas prices in Texas right now?

I currently live in Texas but I don’t like it very much but it’s alright I’m checking out Colorado because I have a interest. I hate the 100 degree weather here. Texas will never be my home and I will not accept it as home. I’m born and raised in Cali so California will always be my home.

@YourCoreFamily

10 ай бұрын

Hello thank you for watching. Texas is definitely hot, it says something when we were sent there to prepare for Iraq 😬

@ColoradoRealEstateFamily, Hate to break it to you, Coloradans are not “foodies.” This comment said with much love. :).

@YourCoreFamily

10 ай бұрын

Jeff thank you for your comment. The denver metro has definitely come up in regards to being foodies from our experience. I’m sure there are many places that can one up us though. Thank you again and thank you for watching! 😃

@jeffgarcia9431

10 ай бұрын

@@YourCoreFamily … still loving my decision to have moved in Denver metro from DC metro area! I hope the food scene continues to evolve and progress out here - expensive and good looking do not mean great food. It’s all about the taste, and evolved palette. Btw, you guys are awesome, I watched you back in the east coast before relocating. Thanks for all you do!

Texas has highest utility bills in the Nation - sadly it’s not adding to that

@YourCoreFamily

3 ай бұрын

Interesting we did not know that…. Thank you for sharing!

Leaving Texas for Colorado🤣🤣🤣wht a cryin joke just tell them we’ll keep their seats reserved here in the long star state or should I say jus “WARM” being as though they’re not going to experience much of it in Colorado Especially when they learn tht they’ll have to adapt to shoveling snow off their cars something us southerners arent use to doing🤷🏻So we’ll just see how long it will take for the both of you to do a video of all the people leaving Colorado🥱🤦🏿‍♂️💯

@YourCoreFamily

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching. You sound pretty Texas proud, there are many great things to love about Texas.

Colorado drivers are by far the worst out of these two and there’s literally actual rankings by US DOT saying so

@YourCoreFamily

Жыл бұрын

To be fair…. There might be some truth to that and at the same time denver metro is a melting pot of many different states.

Two mentions of bunless burgers and soda water. I think you mean carbonated water and there's plenty of that in the grocery store. Bunless burgers is not common, you should just get a salad

@YourCoreFamily

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching, yeah soda we’ve learned soda water is called different things in different states from our travels. Bun-less burgers are definitely different from a salad. Personally we like cutting a bell pepper in half and using that as a bun.

I just wanna go with there is no people from California

@YourCoreFamily

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching, we’ve learned that there are two types moving out of California. Those who want a change of scenery that’s more affordable than CA and those who don’t like how things are being ran in CA.

@Ucant.-fade_us

6 ай бұрын

@@YourCoreFamily I asked where is everyone in Denver they said if you want to leave in peace go to the mountains . I’m headed somewhere around Avon or even aspen

@YourCoreFamily

6 ай бұрын

We wouldn’t recommend those areas to meet your goal. We would recommend the western slope Grand Junction down to Montrose.

@Ucant.-fade_us

6 ай бұрын

@@YourCoreFamily yes ,grand junction is one of my picks the other was around boulder or Fort Collins .

To say you’re a foodie from Colorado is laughable. Texas had a top 5 cuisine in the Us and Colorado is easily bottom 5…. Midwesterners can’t cook. That said, wonderful state!

@YourCoreFamily

10 ай бұрын

Point made Texas does have a few foodie cities including Austin and Houston. But a 2023 article from travel.usnews has denver ranked at #13 on the list for best foodie cities in the US. travel.usnews.com/rankings/best-foodie-destinations-in-the-usa/

Stay the hell out of Colorado

@YourCoreFamily

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching