Being a former resident, you left out the fact that health care is atrocious in ABQ and all of New Mexico. Takes months to get in with a doctor and odds are your doctor won't stay around more than a couple years. If you are retired or older or have any health problems, forget it.The care is abysmal. ABQ is for the young and very healthy. Crime pretty rampant with some areas not as bad as others. Traffic is bad, ABQ is notorious for terrible drivers (who incidentally drive super fast, a winning combo). As he said, the schools are horrible so unless you can afford a private school, your kid will be lucky to graduate high school and actually know anything. Jobs are very low paying. If you work in the medical or tech fields, you can probably find something.
@CurbsandHerbs4 күн бұрын
Can you please note the human trafficking-missing children's statistics??? Moving here in a year and have heard nothing but about how many missing children there are.
@susanl84787 күн бұрын
TY!!!!!!!
@thevyperbc8 күн бұрын
bro.... you barely touched on crime!!!!!
@thevyperbc8 күн бұрын
Wages don't ever correspond to that average rent, way too low. IF you live in a nice part of town, you won't see crime, cruise down zuni to get a clear understanding on the state of this city. Crime is super high, every morning it seems like someone got shot, cars getting broken into left and right, especially KIAs. Police is barely any help, they usually respond after a day of so, probably because they're constantly being investigated for one thing or another.
@timthompson82974 күн бұрын
@@thevyperbc I was just reading about the police corruption there. The 7th cop involved in their DWI scandal just quit. Unbelievable.
@VondaInWonderland18 күн бұрын
Albuquerque is always in the top 10 most dangerous cities in America. Check out Breaking Bad before deciding to move here. We love it because it's true. It's actually so much worse now. Passing out food and supplies on Central leaves me broken and having nightmares afterward. We desperately need new leaders in NM ❤🕊
@timthompson82974 күн бұрын
@@VondaInWonderland I read Albq gets around 90 homicides while NYC gets about 400, yet most right wingers think New York is this dangerous liberal city.
@emmemagnolia2 күн бұрын
Breaking Bad is fiction
@sierrab760Ай бұрын
Thank you for this! I am considering a move from San Diego to Albuquerque and was just about to start making calls about general costs for pool construction and maintenance, so imagine my delight in finding all of the info I need in a single video ☺
@aquiconfeyaАй бұрын
Can someone tell me how hit it is in summer? Does snow in winter? Thank you. Anybody have a house for rent?
@robertallgeier2109Ай бұрын
Nice video! Your presentations are so thorough and you ARE a great speaker. One negative: ...fewer cars. Not ...less cars.
@user-kl9sr4ry6sАй бұрын
great useful
@safiyanislammuddassir18962 ай бұрын
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@reyinfante55532 ай бұрын
Talking about the most affordable but still relatively safe especially those that are gated or those with strict HOA, I would say Southwest would be the place to be.
@franmcwhorter96543 ай бұрын
Your sincerity shines
@elenag64313 ай бұрын
Is it safe area?
@bryguy873 ай бұрын
My guy… you nailed it. We have other gems but that list is solid. ❤️
@timthompson82973 ай бұрын
The number one reason I moved to Farm8ngton and not Albuquerque is crime.
@dkimbell124 күн бұрын
Haha. Just left Albuquerque after 16 years of living there to head back home to Farmington. Abq has taken a nose dive.
@timthompson82974 күн бұрын
@@dkimbell12 I’m thinking of going from there to Sante Fe.
@JeffreyGillespie3 ай бұрын
I just bought a condo in Albuquerque and I wanted to get some background on the water situation. Your video was excellent and very informative. 👌
@ceiananunez18924 ай бұрын
My great great etc. grandfather was the sole owner of the Alameda Land Grant. This consisted of Alameda, Paradise Hills, Corrales, and Rio Rancho. Captain Juan Gonzales-Bas was killed by the Apache's November 14th 1743. I have inherited property from my grandfather and now we're down to 14 acres. My great great great etc. grandfather kept all of Corrales and my grandfather inherited 65 acres. Read about him someday, I was fascinated!
@hectorccruzer5 ай бұрын
very cool report, thank you
@oldowl42905 ай бұрын
You completely glossed over Barelas and it's right there on the map. You might think it's sub-par and not worth mentioning (or also Raynolds too). We moved here last fall from San Diego after doing a lot of research on the area and deciding we wanted to be close to downtown for access to Old Town, Downtown, UNM, Knob Hill, and the Airport. It's a quaint little neighborhood that has been gentrifying. And because it's one of the oldest in the city due to the railroad, it's predominantly filled with elderly families who have lived here for generations. And because of that, they like to take care of their neighborhood. We have a nice park next to the Zoo, and a brand new community center. And in addition to being walking distance to the Zoo, we have the Bosque trails just a few blocks away as well the historic Rail Yards and it's wonderful seasonal market with tons of food and artists. Lastly, there are a lot of people remodeling houses here and the city has recently invested several million into revitalizing 4th street and they will be making a 7 mile bike trail wrapping around downtown which will encompass Barelas. For the costs, centralized location, and fast access to everything the city has to offer, I wouldn't live anywhere else (unless l could afford a house over $500k).
@hectorccruzer5 ай бұрын
good insight
@wildmanofborneo6 ай бұрын
Hi if there's an arroyo on a North Albuquerque Acres lot, can it be rerouted if there is a way to preserve the original entrance and exit points of the water?
@GaryQuintana-vu3dd6 ай бұрын
What about Paradise Hills
@GaryQuintana-vu3dd6 ай бұрын
Thank you I love New Mexico thank you for promoting it I like watching it I live in Los Angeles thank you
@TriThom506 ай бұрын
Why is the jobs a problem for young people? As a young person looking to move to ABQ I think the jobs are super unique for young people and some of the best jobs in the country.
@traditionrealestate6 ай бұрын
I could be wrong here! From personal experience I've had a number of friends move away over the past 5 years for job opportunities elsewhere. The majority of them miss Albuquerque and talk about coming back, I hope they do! My point was larger cities like Dallas, PHX, Denver, Austin will have more employment opportunities.
@juanramos.jr.79485 ай бұрын
Climate 7a to 7b? 0 to 5 , 5 to 10 is not mild
@goosinator606626 күн бұрын
My dad wants to move to Rio Rancho to retire, and I am a new grad with a bachelor's in computer science, and I have my cybersecurity certifications. How would you say the cybersecurity job market is over there?
@TriThom5026 күн бұрын
@@goosinator6066 really really good if you can get a clearance
@truthseek30179 ай бұрын
Is the river recovering? Or is it still drying?
@Barry-Sweaty8 ай бұрын
It’s mega moist. Water levels are high rn.
@truthseek30178 ай бұрын
@@Barry-Sweaty Nice!
@oldowl42905 ай бұрын
Because of all the snow in the rockies last year, there was a huge amount of water coming through. Cochiti reservoir up north which contains the Rio Grande was very high with water completely over the bathrooms and other buildings near shore.
@hectorccruzer5 ай бұрын
my new goto logo. "MEGAMOIST". @@Barry-Sweaty
@LATOHOUSTON9 ай бұрын
These homes are beautiful
@shootercade12999 ай бұрын
Im trying to move out of Albuquerque. I work in cannabis industry so id still like to stay close enough to do that. What are some good options for me ? While staying in that proximity
@Jordan-md5fg10 ай бұрын
Casa de benavidas and cervantes are super good! Enchiladas at casa de benavidas and stuffed Sopapillas at cervantes.
@arthurquintana134510 ай бұрын
Look to build in North New Mexico in the next 5 years. Glad I found this video. Thanks for the history and ideas! How about post and beam construction
@jorgemarcus167610 ай бұрын
Creo que robaron tambien el estilo de la construcción comanche.😂
@DavidBrown-hn4fl10 ай бұрын
Los lunas any good? Las Cruces good? Farmington good? Great video I enjoy greatly
@jeffpittman872510 ай бұрын
Albuquerque has been one of my favorite places for a very long time!
@truthspeaker668910 ай бұрын
Dude. Show us the actual food. Who cares about you
@lenspicks10 ай бұрын
I live in Sandia Heights we have regular sewer and we’ll water which is hard Perhaps the homes closer to the Mountains need septic
@teresaromero865510 ай бұрын
PADILLA’S 👌👍 Exelent New Mexican food !
@jolly_pilot9311 ай бұрын
I'm pcs'ing there in April next year to Kirtland AFB. Enjoying your videos... hopefully I can afford a home!
@delena-nl4zg11 ай бұрын
is franz huning related to huening kai from txt he is german-american too from his dad's side
@bentleythefrenchie2271 Жыл бұрын
It’s a gheeeeeto!
@goostrey4210 Жыл бұрын
Great video, but you don't address the functional aspects of the different styles. These aesthetic decisions were in large part driven by practical engineering concerns. To start with, while you claim that adobe bricks are good insulators, that is not true: they are poor insulators (R value of only 0.25/inch) but they have a lot of thermal mass, and that is what makes them so great for the climate, as it smooths off the highs and lows and get the temperature to a more constant level. (Most modern adobe homes have insulation on the outside to try to achieve both goals.) The reason for small windows in the years before glass was that a wall of adobe facing south would soak up solar energy gave the maximum chance of warmth at night. Glass allowed for solar gain to happen inside a building, which is more efficient. The problem with the stucco imitation of adobe walls is that they have very little thermal mass, and so this sophisticated understanding of how a building works in its climate is lost. Now we build identical houses facing any which way (so the sun pours in on summer days) and have to blast heat and/or AC to compensate for that poor understanding of the mechanics of homes in desert climates.
@RS-ls7mm Жыл бұрын
And yet we still have an open border policy causing a drastic increase in population. And totally uncontrolled building growth. No way is this sustainable and our politicians will do nothing of substance (Grisham will just do a lot of posturing as usual).
@jacasadia Жыл бұрын
Really informative video on an important topic! Thank you!
@ahmedqaisy3996 Жыл бұрын
جميل ورائع
@RJ-nh9hw Жыл бұрын
You left out Perea's Restaurant on Corrales Road, an authentic registered historical adobe (200+ years), where this long lineage family offers New Mexican cuisine-- made to order and a bar that brings the spirits of the old west to life as the natural hub of this Hispanic village.
@austinstitzel Жыл бұрын
I'm gonna guess that you are an Aries.
@austinstitzel Жыл бұрын
I love the high desert!
@dannywilsher4165 Жыл бұрын
We used to go to a restaurant about 30 years ago somewhere in Albuquerque that was awesome. It was Mexican food and it was packed with a long line every time we went there. I can't recall the name or even where it was. I may try to finf it some day if I ever get back there... And I owned a Mexican food restaurant in Hobbs NM back in the 80's. I opened it and ran it for a year and sold it for a huge amount of money. Done right, Mexican food can make you a fortune!!!
@michaelespinosa91689 ай бұрын
Hobbs in the 80s??!! La Fiesta? What restaurant did you own???
@dannywilsher41659 ай бұрын
@@michaelespinosa9168 Tito's. I think it was on Sanger...
@michaelamaestas4950 Жыл бұрын
I love living in ABQ, NM, Been here for 13 years , outstanding
@fretogo Жыл бұрын
No real info given
@michaelgilbert7973 Жыл бұрын
I live 5 mins from nob hill
@shawnie2488 Жыл бұрын
Very Greek looking structures especially with the rounding of the corners I really love that look
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Being a former resident, you left out the fact that health care is atrocious in ABQ and all of New Mexico. Takes months to get in with a doctor and odds are your doctor won't stay around more than a couple years. If you are retired or older or have any health problems, forget it.The care is abysmal. ABQ is for the young and very healthy. Crime pretty rampant with some areas not as bad as others. Traffic is bad, ABQ is notorious for terrible drivers (who incidentally drive super fast, a winning combo). As he said, the schools are horrible so unless you can afford a private school, your kid will be lucky to graduate high school and actually know anything. Jobs are very low paying. If you work in the medical or tech fields, you can probably find something.
Can you please note the human trafficking-missing children's statistics??? Moving here in a year and have heard nothing but about how many missing children there are.
TY!!!!!!!
bro.... you barely touched on crime!!!!!
Wages don't ever correspond to that average rent, way too low. IF you live in a nice part of town, you won't see crime, cruise down zuni to get a clear understanding on the state of this city. Crime is super high, every morning it seems like someone got shot, cars getting broken into left and right, especially KIAs. Police is barely any help, they usually respond after a day of so, probably because they're constantly being investigated for one thing or another.
@@thevyperbc I was just reading about the police corruption there. The 7th cop involved in their DWI scandal just quit. Unbelievable.
Albuquerque is always in the top 10 most dangerous cities in America. Check out Breaking Bad before deciding to move here. We love it because it's true. It's actually so much worse now. Passing out food and supplies on Central leaves me broken and having nightmares afterward. We desperately need new leaders in NM ❤🕊
@@VondaInWonderland I read Albq gets around 90 homicides while NYC gets about 400, yet most right wingers think New York is this dangerous liberal city.
Breaking Bad is fiction
Thank you for this! I am considering a move from San Diego to Albuquerque and was just about to start making calls about general costs for pool construction and maintenance, so imagine my delight in finding all of the info I need in a single video ☺
Can someone tell me how hit it is in summer? Does snow in winter? Thank you. Anybody have a house for rent?
Nice video! Your presentations are so thorough and you ARE a great speaker. One negative: ...fewer cars. Not ...less cars.
great useful
Your channel content is nice but views are low. Your KZread channel video is not properly SEO for this reason videos do not reach people and views are low, fewer videos, fewer views, and your videos are not properly SEO. When your video SEO Tubebuddy And VidIQ SEO extension Score (0% out of 100%) Keyword Research and setup, Title Optimization, Description Optimization, Tags, End screen, Thumbnail Optimization, Closed Captions and Subtitles. As a result, views, likes, and subscribers will increase day b
Talking about the most affordable but still relatively safe especially those that are gated or those with strict HOA, I would say Southwest would be the place to be.
Your sincerity shines
Is it safe area?
My guy… you nailed it. We have other gems but that list is solid. ❤️
The number one reason I moved to Farm8ngton and not Albuquerque is crime.
Haha. Just left Albuquerque after 16 years of living there to head back home to Farmington. Abq has taken a nose dive.
@@dkimbell12 I’m thinking of going from there to Sante Fe.
I just bought a condo in Albuquerque and I wanted to get some background on the water situation. Your video was excellent and very informative. 👌
My great great etc. grandfather was the sole owner of the Alameda Land Grant. This consisted of Alameda, Paradise Hills, Corrales, and Rio Rancho. Captain Juan Gonzales-Bas was killed by the Apache's November 14th 1743. I have inherited property from my grandfather and now we're down to 14 acres. My great great great etc. grandfather kept all of Corrales and my grandfather inherited 65 acres. Read about him someday, I was fascinated!
very cool report, thank you
You completely glossed over Barelas and it's right there on the map. You might think it's sub-par and not worth mentioning (or also Raynolds too). We moved here last fall from San Diego after doing a lot of research on the area and deciding we wanted to be close to downtown for access to Old Town, Downtown, UNM, Knob Hill, and the Airport. It's a quaint little neighborhood that has been gentrifying. And because it's one of the oldest in the city due to the railroad, it's predominantly filled with elderly families who have lived here for generations. And because of that, they like to take care of their neighborhood. We have a nice park next to the Zoo, and a brand new community center. And in addition to being walking distance to the Zoo, we have the Bosque trails just a few blocks away as well the historic Rail Yards and it's wonderful seasonal market with tons of food and artists. Lastly, there are a lot of people remodeling houses here and the city has recently invested several million into revitalizing 4th street and they will be making a 7 mile bike trail wrapping around downtown which will encompass Barelas. For the costs, centralized location, and fast access to everything the city has to offer, I wouldn't live anywhere else (unless l could afford a house over $500k).
good insight
Hi if there's an arroyo on a North Albuquerque Acres lot, can it be rerouted if there is a way to preserve the original entrance and exit points of the water?
What about Paradise Hills
Thank you I love New Mexico thank you for promoting it I like watching it I live in Los Angeles thank you
Why is the jobs a problem for young people? As a young person looking to move to ABQ I think the jobs are super unique for young people and some of the best jobs in the country.
I could be wrong here! From personal experience I've had a number of friends move away over the past 5 years for job opportunities elsewhere. The majority of them miss Albuquerque and talk about coming back, I hope they do! My point was larger cities like Dallas, PHX, Denver, Austin will have more employment opportunities.
Climate 7a to 7b? 0 to 5 , 5 to 10 is not mild
My dad wants to move to Rio Rancho to retire, and I am a new grad with a bachelor's in computer science, and I have my cybersecurity certifications. How would you say the cybersecurity job market is over there?
@@goosinator6066 really really good if you can get a clearance
Is the river recovering? Or is it still drying?
It’s mega moist. Water levels are high rn.
@@Barry-Sweaty Nice!
Because of all the snow in the rockies last year, there was a huge amount of water coming through. Cochiti reservoir up north which contains the Rio Grande was very high with water completely over the bathrooms and other buildings near shore.
my new goto logo. "MEGAMOIST". @@Barry-Sweaty
These homes are beautiful
Im trying to move out of Albuquerque. I work in cannabis industry so id still like to stay close enough to do that. What are some good options for me ? While staying in that proximity
Casa de benavidas and cervantes are super good! Enchiladas at casa de benavidas and stuffed Sopapillas at cervantes.
Look to build in North New Mexico in the next 5 years. Glad I found this video. Thanks for the history and ideas! How about post and beam construction
Creo que robaron tambien el estilo de la construcción comanche.😂
Los lunas any good? Las Cruces good? Farmington good? Great video I enjoy greatly
Albuquerque has been one of my favorite places for a very long time!
Dude. Show us the actual food. Who cares about you
I live in Sandia Heights we have regular sewer and we’ll water which is hard Perhaps the homes closer to the Mountains need septic
PADILLA’S 👌👍 Exelent New Mexican food !
I'm pcs'ing there in April next year to Kirtland AFB. Enjoying your videos... hopefully I can afford a home!
is franz huning related to huening kai from txt he is german-american too from his dad's side
It’s a gheeeeeto!
Great video, but you don't address the functional aspects of the different styles. These aesthetic decisions were in large part driven by practical engineering concerns. To start with, while you claim that adobe bricks are good insulators, that is not true: they are poor insulators (R value of only 0.25/inch) but they have a lot of thermal mass, and that is what makes them so great for the climate, as it smooths off the highs and lows and get the temperature to a more constant level. (Most modern adobe homes have insulation on the outside to try to achieve both goals.) The reason for small windows in the years before glass was that a wall of adobe facing south would soak up solar energy gave the maximum chance of warmth at night. Glass allowed for solar gain to happen inside a building, which is more efficient. The problem with the stucco imitation of adobe walls is that they have very little thermal mass, and so this sophisticated understanding of how a building works in its climate is lost. Now we build identical houses facing any which way (so the sun pours in on summer days) and have to blast heat and/or AC to compensate for that poor understanding of the mechanics of homes in desert climates.
And yet we still have an open border policy causing a drastic increase in population. And totally uncontrolled building growth. No way is this sustainable and our politicians will do nothing of substance (Grisham will just do a lot of posturing as usual).
Really informative video on an important topic! Thank you!
جميل ورائع
You left out Perea's Restaurant on Corrales Road, an authentic registered historical adobe (200+ years), where this long lineage family offers New Mexican cuisine-- made to order and a bar that brings the spirits of the old west to life as the natural hub of this Hispanic village.
I'm gonna guess that you are an Aries.
I love the high desert!
We used to go to a restaurant about 30 years ago somewhere in Albuquerque that was awesome. It was Mexican food and it was packed with a long line every time we went there. I can't recall the name or even where it was. I may try to finf it some day if I ever get back there... And I owned a Mexican food restaurant in Hobbs NM back in the 80's. I opened it and ran it for a year and sold it for a huge amount of money. Done right, Mexican food can make you a fortune!!!
Hobbs in the 80s??!! La Fiesta? What restaurant did you own???
@@michaelespinosa9168 Tito's. I think it was on Sanger...
I love living in ABQ, NM, Been here for 13 years , outstanding
No real info given
I live 5 mins from nob hill
Very Greek looking structures especially with the rounding of the corners I really love that look