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If you dont want the prices of homes to go up, then tell sellers to keep their prices lower. If you dont take more then others offer, the price will stay lower.
@kevinwallis21946 ай бұрын
Tap rock just went up for sale.
@I-TILE7 ай бұрын
Now that’s a nice property
@I-TILE9 ай бұрын
Southern Oregon rocks
@I-TILE9 ай бұрын
We love the rogue valley
@SeanLawlorNelson9 ай бұрын
Grants Pass is great! I live in East Medford, born in Ashland, but I've taken so many sabbaticals in Grants Pass, and a Wild River Inn honey moon with Courtney E. Silverman(the inn sold me a freshwater pearl necklace as a gift for her,) that I've spent over a year of my life in Grants Pass living, talking, recreating, and working with locals(empty bowls project) so I can say with education that Grants Pass is the most charming Riverside town in Oregon when it comes to my personal preferences; There are many great, quaint, and magical riverside towns in Oregon. The people of Grants Pass are of a freedom-loving, Libertarian character. The town is thriving and is distinguished by a town center with a handsome number of forest parks, and trees amid the roads and development(which is an idea I advocate to oxygenate urban environments,) the heart of Grants Pass is barely in town but in the vast settled home and community sprawl that extends far out into the woods of Oregon.
@funkmeister_og9 ай бұрын
Fuck Medford
@7dogguy10 ай бұрын
Is it safe to live anywhere in oregon its pretty there id love to move one day
@trentgay34379 ай бұрын
Yes anywhere in Oregon is safe and beautiful. Of course everywhere has ass holes but it's not bad here.
@mikehouser694011 ай бұрын
To many people don’t move here!
@kimberlykramer11 ай бұрын
Kelly, it is crazy to see you as the man you are now compared to the boy I knew at 17. Ao proud to see all you have accomplished!!
@vicentemoretti8 Жыл бұрын
I'd never use a realtor who pushes animal cruelty.
@therealmichaelphelps Жыл бұрын
GP and Medford are unique in the sense they are both 30 minutes from each other. Often times people from the Bay Area move here and find that very attractive because travel to and from work is usually an hour so to live in GP and work in Medford is no big deal to some. But they are also unique in that it’s a central hub and within a 1-3 hour drive of something special, Oregon coast, big red wood trees, crater lake, umpqua forest with the tokotee and Watson falls, OU ducks. Medford is turning more and more into California with the types of shops you would find in the Bay Area in time. Also the differences between GP and Medford is truthfully also the people. GP is more of a Small town feel that’s surrounded by small town communities of Merlin, Williams and the applegate. Medford has more of that 100k population city feel and with that less of a small town feel. Small towns tend to be more friendly and bigger cities less friendly. GP also has a lot of families and businesses that’s been here for many decades, they have roots and foundations, hence the small town feel, but not quite the small town feel you get of small Oregon coastal towns if that makes sense. Often times when I had friends from LA come visit to GP they would come back shocked that random people in the store or the cashier acknowledged them or said hello. I mean GP isn’t Georgia southern hospitality by any means but that gives you an idea of what this community is like.
@sk8erbiscut Жыл бұрын
I've lived in GP my whole life, I've always loved the fact that I could just go on a drive for a few hours and either see something I've never seen before on a backroad, or just see the beautiful sights. 2 hours from California, 2 hours from the coast, 2 hours from Autzen stadium, etc. Also, subscribed. The wife and I just bought our first house almost a year ago, but next time we are in the market I will definitely suggest you guys.
@TitchBits420 Жыл бұрын
Dude same bro I'm 33 and have lived in GP since 11 for the most part. The 3 rivers so close to us makes the summers so fun if you like rafting or just river time on the illys or the Applegate but the rogue is great for rafting.
@philnewton2011 Жыл бұрын
Overall a good overview. Persons moving to Josephine County should be advised that law enforcement outside Grants Pass (the only incorporated municipality in the county) is extremely limited. The property tax rate is one of the lowest in the state (always vying with Curry County for the lowest), but the cost of that "savings" can be astronomical if you are the victim of a property crime or some types of violent crime. There is essentially zero enforcement for these crimes, and you will get zero investigation, no matter how much your loss is. I did investigations in this county for over thirty years. Be forewarned: if you live in the county, you are on your own.
@kenhouse8683 Жыл бұрын
#6 the Marijuana harvest in the fall will ruin you fall drive, it's horrible. KZread homeless in Portland and Medford. Be careful they could put a tiny homeless camp in your neighborhood.
@nobodyspecial9035 Жыл бұрын
#6 The annual wildfire smoke is no joke and one of the major negatives about living here.
@Metaphysics-for-life Жыл бұрын
So glad you mentioned MaMosa's ... my favorite 🙂
@erikzajcew Жыл бұрын
Also the pay for jobs around here is abysmal. Don’t plan on making more than $18 an hour. Also rent costs as much as it does in Portland. A 1 bedroom apartment is gonna run ya $1200 a month in Medford, $2400 in ashland. Cost of living is not affordable here anymore and employers are not paying. Also, the homeless are a huge issue. You can’t go to parks or enjoy the greenway. It’s no different in grants pass to ashland. Folks are getting stabbed, robbed, and otherwise assaulted on the daily. Moved here 10 years ago and I would honestly rethink that move knowing what I do now. Stick to central or northern Oregon if you’re moving out this way.
@stevewallbanger5408 Жыл бұрын
Don't forget about all the tweekerz and thieve! And cartel's and illegal pot farms!
@rogerowen1707 Жыл бұрын
Great podcast! I have felt the same way about "competition" for many years, work together. No one can do all the work! Great conversation.
@mikew3781 Жыл бұрын
Awesome conversation!
@bifanohometeam Жыл бұрын
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
@mrsc.8035 Жыл бұрын
You forgot to mention Portland, Seattle , Tacoma and Salem all sent a large portion their homeless population down here during the Pandemic 2020. There is now trash covering the Streets and the main Park in Grants Pass was just closed for 3 weeks due to the amouth of Death and murders from the Fentanyl crisis that is Riddling the Nation.There is an overdose death every single day that is not being reported.
@BlazingShackles Жыл бұрын
...rafting, fishing, hiking, and thats pretty hard to find anywhere else. yeh, anywhere else besides every other town in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, NorCal.... Wait be honest bro, are you a 12 year old with a Halloween costume beard on your face?
@debbielucas1813 Жыл бұрын
Marijuana is legal: along with everything else, so careful whom you rent to!😅🤣😂
@debbielucas1813 Жыл бұрын
Rural=learn fire abatement& rules of engagement, with wildlife!
@truejuiceorganics4593 Жыл бұрын
57.6 minutes = 4 percent of your day! lol :D
@jgirl982 Жыл бұрын
No. Can’t wait to get out of here.
@Metaphysics-for-life Жыл бұрын
I lived in the Rogue Valley for almost forty years. Back in the 80's Grants Pass was a wasteland with nothing to do and little to offer other than very cheap land and living expense. Today, the downtown is thriving, with plenty of shops and great restaurants including some cultural foods ( the Cuban restaurant is excellent). There's also live music most weekends, and don't miss the Saturday Farmers Markets supplied by the best farmers from the Applegate Valley. That said, Medford had gone in the opposite direction. It was starting to develop a lively downtown and night life, and then the lockdowns destroyed everything. Homelessness and tweakers are everywhere. Even the Farmers Market is suffering from these issues. There are still some good places to go, but in general I believe Grants Pass has surpassed Medford as the city of choice in the Rogue Valley and more people are realizing this and driving up home and property values, but it's still relatively affordable.
@JL-kk9hl Жыл бұрын
They both seem really depressed, lots of drugs, homeless folks, no industry aside from weed
@user-rt2cz4ij5e Жыл бұрын
Always loved southern Oregon when visiting family. Hoping to move there in the next few years. I do hear there is a big problem with crime and homelessness, hope it's not as bad as some videos make it out to be
@kenhouse8683 Жыл бұрын
It's worse then they make it out to be, the homeless have more rights than homeowners do.
@watdahek2 Жыл бұрын
Great town. We visited in the end of April. We spent the day at a cousin's house on the northeast side. We can see the 5 above. We are trying to decide where to retire in 4 or 5 years and Grants Pass looked really good. All of southern Oregon looked good with a lot of snow at the end of April.
@allanmacias4569 Жыл бұрын
You didn't mention the homeless problem. Show some videos of outside of shopping centers or the Greenway.
@dreamcity7514 Жыл бұрын
its almost like people should stop voting against shelters that would help the homeless 🤔
@ivreiceman20257 Жыл бұрын
Grants Pass is populated by poor white trash losers thieves pedophiles junkies and ugly female's
@dawncogliser7274 Жыл бұрын
@Healing_Mama_Wellness so grateful to have Chris and his positive focused healing business in our little town.
@bifanohometeam Жыл бұрын
Couldn't agree more!
@musicmovesyourfeet Жыл бұрын
So cool hearing the journey! @introspectiveoutburst
@bifanohometeam Жыл бұрын
Thanks for Listening!
@rebekahnugent1513 Жыл бұрын
Yay Chris!! 🎉❤
@sorrynotsorry1467 Жыл бұрын
@jamberamber
@bifanohometeam Жыл бұрын
don't forget to share our post to your story for 5 more entries Jocelyn!!
@barefootbreezy458 Жыл бұрын
Chris Walker is legitimately a local legend
@bifanohometeam Жыл бұрын
He does amazing things for the community! A legend indeed!
@1SpiritEye Жыл бұрын
Whenever I run with Chris I hold the vision of when its done and we are all better for it. I love how he creates a space for allow us to Express and be our true selves. Lets start a go fund me and Buy that building of his shop.
@bifanohometeam Жыл бұрын
That would be amazing. The space upstairs is super nice and still has tons of potential!
@josha8456 Жыл бұрын
GO CHRIS!!!
@sweetcoleneart1896 Жыл бұрын
Chris is the best!! I've exhibited my art at True Juice for over three years now and developed a fond friendship with him. I believe so much in his passions and am thrilled you got to interview him!! Keep it up :)
@bifanohometeam Жыл бұрын
Yes, we couldn't agree more! He has had such a positive impact on so many people and couldn't wait to share his story!
@user-fd6ob8ny8y Жыл бұрын
This is great! No ONE has done what Tina has done over the years. Not only does she handle the helm magnificently, but with the growth to 1450+/- members she has still managed to excel in the industry. Nationally, Tina is looked to by all as a leader in the role of CEO of an Association/MLS. This hometown gal has done WELL!!!! We are so luck to have her on our team! Thanks for showcasing her.
@bifanohometeam Жыл бұрын
Couldn't agree more Susan!!
@DonnaRaegilles Жыл бұрын
This is truly so informative!! Thank you so much.
@bifanohometeam Жыл бұрын
Thank you for watching Donna!
@RagingUkeKazu Жыл бұрын
My family of 6 and I intend on relocating to Southern Oregon in roughly 2 years time. Can't wait!
@GrowFiend Жыл бұрын
Grants pass oregon, If you like cheap legal meth and fentanyl, youve come to the right place!
@michellepaul Жыл бұрын
Yes Bekah! ❤
@johncarson4646 Жыл бұрын
We are moving to Grants Pass in a few weeks, the house is closing soon and we are very excited to move there. In our experiences so far, everyone there has been very nice. It feels , to us, like home. I do have to say that everyone that we have worked with that are a part of the Bifano team ,in one way or another, has been a joy to work with. Looking forward to being a part of Grants Pass!!!!!!
@bifanohometeam Жыл бұрын
Thanks John! It does take two to tango however and you have also been a joy to work with. We look forward to having you here in Grants Pass. You will be a welcome addition for sure!
@johncarson4646 Жыл бұрын
Robyn is our current agent and he has communicated with us very well. He’s Amazing!!!!! Glad to be working with him.
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But, it's Grants Pass
WHAT about the homeless situation?
Thank you for your service , Sir.
If you dont want the prices of homes to go up, then tell sellers to keep their prices lower. If you dont take more then others offer, the price will stay lower.
Tap rock just went up for sale.
Now that’s a nice property
Southern Oregon rocks
We love the rogue valley
Grants Pass is great! I live in East Medford, born in Ashland, but I've taken so many sabbaticals in Grants Pass, and a Wild River Inn honey moon with Courtney E. Silverman(the inn sold me a freshwater pearl necklace as a gift for her,) that I've spent over a year of my life in Grants Pass living, talking, recreating, and working with locals(empty bowls project) so I can say with education that Grants Pass is the most charming Riverside town in Oregon when it comes to my personal preferences; There are many great, quaint, and magical riverside towns in Oregon. The people of Grants Pass are of a freedom-loving, Libertarian character. The town is thriving and is distinguished by a town center with a handsome number of forest parks, and trees amid the roads and development(which is an idea I advocate to oxygenate urban environments,) the heart of Grants Pass is barely in town but in the vast settled home and community sprawl that extends far out into the woods of Oregon.
Fuck Medford
Is it safe to live anywhere in oregon its pretty there id love to move one day
Yes anywhere in Oregon is safe and beautiful. Of course everywhere has ass holes but it's not bad here.
To many people don’t move here!
Kelly, it is crazy to see you as the man you are now compared to the boy I knew at 17. Ao proud to see all you have accomplished!!
I'd never use a realtor who pushes animal cruelty.
GP and Medford are unique in the sense they are both 30 minutes from each other. Often times people from the Bay Area move here and find that very attractive because travel to and from work is usually an hour so to live in GP and work in Medford is no big deal to some. But they are also unique in that it’s a central hub and within a 1-3 hour drive of something special, Oregon coast, big red wood trees, crater lake, umpqua forest with the tokotee and Watson falls, OU ducks. Medford is turning more and more into California with the types of shops you would find in the Bay Area in time. Also the differences between GP and Medford is truthfully also the people. GP is more of a Small town feel that’s surrounded by small town communities of Merlin, Williams and the applegate. Medford has more of that 100k population city feel and with that less of a small town feel. Small towns tend to be more friendly and bigger cities less friendly. GP also has a lot of families and businesses that’s been here for many decades, they have roots and foundations, hence the small town feel, but not quite the small town feel you get of small Oregon coastal towns if that makes sense. Often times when I had friends from LA come visit to GP they would come back shocked that random people in the store or the cashier acknowledged them or said hello. I mean GP isn’t Georgia southern hospitality by any means but that gives you an idea of what this community is like.
I've lived in GP my whole life, I've always loved the fact that I could just go on a drive for a few hours and either see something I've never seen before on a backroad, or just see the beautiful sights. 2 hours from California, 2 hours from the coast, 2 hours from Autzen stadium, etc. Also, subscribed. The wife and I just bought our first house almost a year ago, but next time we are in the market I will definitely suggest you guys.
Dude same bro I'm 33 and have lived in GP since 11 for the most part. The 3 rivers so close to us makes the summers so fun if you like rafting or just river time on the illys or the Applegate but the rogue is great for rafting.
Overall a good overview. Persons moving to Josephine County should be advised that law enforcement outside Grants Pass (the only incorporated municipality in the county) is extremely limited. The property tax rate is one of the lowest in the state (always vying with Curry County for the lowest), but the cost of that "savings" can be astronomical if you are the victim of a property crime or some types of violent crime. There is essentially zero enforcement for these crimes, and you will get zero investigation, no matter how much your loss is. I did investigations in this county for over thirty years. Be forewarned: if you live in the county, you are on your own.
#6 the Marijuana harvest in the fall will ruin you fall drive, it's horrible. KZread homeless in Portland and Medford. Be careful they could put a tiny homeless camp in your neighborhood.
#6 The annual wildfire smoke is no joke and one of the major negatives about living here.
So glad you mentioned MaMosa's ... my favorite 🙂
Also the pay for jobs around here is abysmal. Don’t plan on making more than $18 an hour. Also rent costs as much as it does in Portland. A 1 bedroom apartment is gonna run ya $1200 a month in Medford, $2400 in ashland. Cost of living is not affordable here anymore and employers are not paying. Also, the homeless are a huge issue. You can’t go to parks or enjoy the greenway. It’s no different in grants pass to ashland. Folks are getting stabbed, robbed, and otherwise assaulted on the daily. Moved here 10 years ago and I would honestly rethink that move knowing what I do now. Stick to central or northern Oregon if you’re moving out this way.
Don't forget about all the tweekerz and thieve! And cartel's and illegal pot farms!
Great podcast! I have felt the same way about "competition" for many years, work together. No one can do all the work! Great conversation.
Awesome conversation!
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
You forgot to mention Portland, Seattle , Tacoma and Salem all sent a large portion their homeless population down here during the Pandemic 2020. There is now trash covering the Streets and the main Park in Grants Pass was just closed for 3 weeks due to the amouth of Death and murders from the Fentanyl crisis that is Riddling the Nation.There is an overdose death every single day that is not being reported.
...rafting, fishing, hiking, and thats pretty hard to find anywhere else. yeh, anywhere else besides every other town in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, NorCal.... Wait be honest bro, are you a 12 year old with a Halloween costume beard on your face?
Marijuana is legal: along with everything else, so careful whom you rent to!😅🤣😂
Rural=learn fire abatement& rules of engagement, with wildlife!
57.6 minutes = 4 percent of your day! lol :D
No. Can’t wait to get out of here.
I lived in the Rogue Valley for almost forty years. Back in the 80's Grants Pass was a wasteland with nothing to do and little to offer other than very cheap land and living expense. Today, the downtown is thriving, with plenty of shops and great restaurants including some cultural foods ( the Cuban restaurant is excellent). There's also live music most weekends, and don't miss the Saturday Farmers Markets supplied by the best farmers from the Applegate Valley. That said, Medford had gone in the opposite direction. It was starting to develop a lively downtown and night life, and then the lockdowns destroyed everything. Homelessness and tweakers are everywhere. Even the Farmers Market is suffering from these issues. There are still some good places to go, but in general I believe Grants Pass has surpassed Medford as the city of choice in the Rogue Valley and more people are realizing this and driving up home and property values, but it's still relatively affordable.
They both seem really depressed, lots of drugs, homeless folks, no industry aside from weed
Always loved southern Oregon when visiting family. Hoping to move there in the next few years. I do hear there is a big problem with crime and homelessness, hope it's not as bad as some videos make it out to be
It's worse then they make it out to be, the homeless have more rights than homeowners do.
Great town. We visited in the end of April. We spent the day at a cousin's house on the northeast side. We can see the 5 above. We are trying to decide where to retire in 4 or 5 years and Grants Pass looked really good. All of southern Oregon looked good with a lot of snow at the end of April.
You didn't mention the homeless problem. Show some videos of outside of shopping centers or the Greenway.
its almost like people should stop voting against shelters that would help the homeless 🤔
Grants Pass is populated by poor white trash losers thieves pedophiles junkies and ugly female's
@Healing_Mama_Wellness so grateful to have Chris and his positive focused healing business in our little town.
Couldn't agree more!
So cool hearing the journey! @introspectiveoutburst
Thanks for Listening!
Yay Chris!! 🎉❤
@jamberamber
don't forget to share our post to your story for 5 more entries Jocelyn!!
Chris Walker is legitimately a local legend
He does amazing things for the community! A legend indeed!
Whenever I run with Chris I hold the vision of when its done and we are all better for it. I love how he creates a space for allow us to Express and be our true selves. Lets start a go fund me and Buy that building of his shop.
That would be amazing. The space upstairs is super nice and still has tons of potential!
GO CHRIS!!!
Chris is the best!! I've exhibited my art at True Juice for over three years now and developed a fond friendship with him. I believe so much in his passions and am thrilled you got to interview him!! Keep it up :)
Yes, we couldn't agree more! He has had such a positive impact on so many people and couldn't wait to share his story!
This is great! No ONE has done what Tina has done over the years. Not only does she handle the helm magnificently, but with the growth to 1450+/- members she has still managed to excel in the industry. Nationally, Tina is looked to by all as a leader in the role of CEO of an Association/MLS. This hometown gal has done WELL!!!! We are so luck to have her on our team! Thanks for showcasing her.
Couldn't agree more Susan!!
This is truly so informative!! Thank you so much.
Thank you for watching Donna!
My family of 6 and I intend on relocating to Southern Oregon in roughly 2 years time. Can't wait!
Grants pass oregon, If you like cheap legal meth and fentanyl, youve come to the right place!
Yes Bekah! ❤
We are moving to Grants Pass in a few weeks, the house is closing soon and we are very excited to move there. In our experiences so far, everyone there has been very nice. It feels , to us, like home. I do have to say that everyone that we have worked with that are a part of the Bifano team ,in one way or another, has been a joy to work with. Looking forward to being a part of Grants Pass!!!!!!
Thanks John! It does take two to tango however and you have also been a joy to work with. We look forward to having you here in Grants Pass. You will be a welcome addition for sure!
Robyn is our current agent and he has communicated with us very well. He’s Amazing!!!!! Glad to be working with him.
Thanks John! Robyn is top notch for sure!