San Diego is known for its stunning coastline, near-perfect weather, and vibrant culture. But when it comes to choosing where to live, the city has 52 different neighborhoods and various suburbs—each with its own vibe, price range, and pros and cons. If you're trying to figure out where to live, it can be somewhat overwhelming. There are some wonderful and thriving communities, and then there are those that will have you think twice. Here's the truth though: the best or worst neighborhood completely depends on you—your budget, commute, school preferences, and lifestyle all factor in.

All right, so my team found this old footage from the Orlando Chamber of Commerce that was trying to convince people to move here in the late 1960s—it would appear. I haven't watched everything to completion yet, but I'm going to do a bit of a reaction video of what it was like to live in Orlando in the 1960s, and I hope that you enjoy it. I couldn't imagine living in Orlando seeing the rockets for the first time in the late 60s...

There's a monster redevelopment project going on at San Francisco's Pier 70 that will transform this once industrial shipbuilding site into a massive new mixed-use space — thousands of new homes, acres of open parks, waterfront promenades, creative spaces, and some awesome amenity spaces right along San Francisco’s central waterfront.

Is downtown Toronto really becoming a ghost town in 2024? With condos sitting empty, buyers hesitant, and renters disappearing, the headlines are always doom and gloom. But is it really as bad as they say? Today, we are going to deep dive into the data behind the rental and resale markets. Let’s see what is going on.

Don't let Calgary's best deal in a single family home slide through your fingers, cuz a good deal can be gone just... like that.

To the right here is the building that we're going to be visiting. Okay, imagine waking up to this every day. Coming on vacation, you don't need to worry about booking a hotel, because you own one. Your average return is about $122,000 USD.

This is Nicole Wilson and this is the Orlando Real Podcast. I just had an interview with Nicole Wilson—she's the sitting commissioner for District 1. We talked a lot about development and affordable housing and density and a lot of things that affect so many of us living here in Orlando. If you think that your vote doesn't actually matter, she's got an amazing story around voting and election night here locally as well. I hope you enjoy the interview.

This house right here is the biggest and most expensive model home that Lombardo Homes has created so far. They do have the Cranbrook Custom Homes division, but that’s a little bit different—those are full custom builds. This is more of a production build—something that you could just sort of say, 'Build one of those for me in that neighborhood or stick it on my lot,' and they can do it. I’m really excited to see the inside of this place...

The real estate market may have just gone through a significant shift, but I believe we're at the early stages of what might be the market turning around. And with inflation dropping this month down to 1.6%, it's almost inevitable that we could not only see another quarter point rate cut from the Bank of Canada coming soon, but we could see a half-percent drop coming—and it's looking even more likely. And all this is happening at the same time that prices are continuing to drop.

A town that was totally gone opens up for one day only—less than 3 months after the hurricane. Chimney Rock is actually a village located in Rutherford County, just east of Asheville.

I'm here in Burnal Heights today and I have a special treat for you. We're going to show you one of the best homes in the entire neighborhood. This is a neighborhood that's been crowned one of the hottest neighborhoods in all of San Francisco by multiple publications over the years, and this home is truly special. It was done by one of the highest-end contractors in the entire city—for himself.

If you're considering moving to the Tampa Bay area and haven't decided what area to call home yet, today's video is going to be for you. I'm going to share my top five suburbs of Tampa, and one of them was just voted the best city to live in the state of Florida for lifestyle—so make sure you stick around for that.

This is Franklin, Tennessee—one of the most sought-after cities in the entire country, known for its rolling hills, Southern charm, and small-town feel—and for the next couple of minutes, I'm going to show you everything you need to know about Franklin.

If you're thinking about moving to San Diego in 2025, there are a few key things you need to know before you do it. From the cost of living to new construction and even the wildlife—some of these things even surprised me when I moved here 10 years ago, especially the last two. So make sure you stick around to find out what those are.

Behind me is the largest economic development project in the state of Kansas’s history. It’s a massive $4 billion investment that’s about to put DeSoto, Kansas, on the map in a very big way. This isn’t just about the Panasonic EV battery plant though—yes, that 4.7 million sq. ft. facility and 4,000 jobs are a big deal—but the ripple effects are going to transform life in DeSoto and the surrounding suburbs, from new neighborhoods to high-tech jobs and even a 3,000-acre solar farm.

So why are people still moving to Dallas, Texas—and some looking to leave? It's overcrowded, the traffic's horrible, we're full—go home! That's really about what it sounds like in our comment section here on YouTube and in our email inbox, right? You know, as local guys, you can feel that Dallas has evolved from its old days, but it's not all bad. And Dallas has over 300 people moving here every single day...

When most people think of South Beach, they picture luxury penthouses and million-dollar views. But what if I told you that there's a neighborhood where you can still find homes starting at just $200,000, steps away from Ocean Drive? Welcome to Flamingo Lummus—South Beach’s best-kept secret, where Art Deco meets affordability and where locals actually live. Today I’m showing you why this hidden gem might be Miami’s most underrated neighborhood and why more and more of my clients are asking about it on their home searches.

All right guys, let's talk about what is happening with Boston's property tax debate as it literally just got delayed again—and this time, Senator Nick Collins used somewhat of a procedural move to push off the vote. And this delay is really adding even more uncertainty to an already pretty big issue, because the tax bills for 2025 need to be calculated around this time of year, if I'm not mistaken. And the residents of Boston are really bracing for one of the largest property tax increases in recent history, and it's a real problem for a lot of people out there. I know you guys are concerned about this.

All right guys, as you know, the future of Boston is essentially at, like, some levels of a crossroad. Okay, on one hand we have what I like to call the progressive status quo. On the other hand we have Josh Kraft, and you know, this is a guy with a billionaire's last name, but essentially his resume starts with sweeping the floors at the Boys and Girls Club, and I think there's a lot to say about that.

All right guys, it's time. So somebody from our community sent me an article about the North End dining situation. There's big drama going on here. Now, if you've eaten outside in Boston, you might know what is going on in the North End. This isn't just about tables on sidewalks—it's realistically about fairness, livelihoods, and whether the city is playing favorites.