Astoria Oregon - Pros And Cons

Astoria is Oregon's oldest town and one of the most popular spots for Oregonians to visit. We give you a few of our top pros and cons in this video.

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About the Oregon Coast:

[pacificrules]

I lived in Astoria for a year and I absolutely loved it. The camping, the bike ride, visiting Long Beach, WA, and the many friendly residents that invited me into their home and livelihood. Because of the military, I had to leave beautiful Astoria. I will have to pay a visit someday.

[Nicola-Lore]

I am so grateful everyday that I live here. But the rain and gloom is a little too much for me and I do take my D3. I just think it is a near perfect town. Not boring at all. The beaches and forests are divine.

[gagetaylor]

I am getting ready to move to the Oregon coast Astoria Oregon keeps calling me I am a single mom and we are starting over I can't wait thanks for all your videos to make it easy for me

[kellyramirez]

I've been doing some research on coastal towns to make my first move to, and I've been sleeping on Astoria. When I finally considered it and started looking more into it, it just clicked with me. The feel is something I've been looking for. Nothing huge like a city which brings me anxiety, and not too small that is boring like where I'm living right now. The only drawback for me is finance since I'm in Arkansas and homes are more affordable here, and it would be my first move out of parent's home. But I'm slowly building that budget cushion and with careful research, I'm pretty sure I can make the move successfully. Just came across the channel and it has been a big help in getting a first look at these towns. Thank you!

[terryjames]

I travelled as a Salesman and drove through Astoria often. I've never lived there but if I had an opportunity to live there I would. Beautiful location.

[adkjani]

Astoria is absolutely stunning, especially the steep hills with the old homes overlooking the Columbia

[MoonZander]

Wow thanks! Thinking of moving to Oregon coast within the next 1.5 years. Astoria is high on my list!

[ParaBreakdown]

Pros: If you love the feeling of rain on your fact, this is the place for you. Cons: it rains all the frick'n time.

[tannercasper]

Might be moving to the coast for work these videos are very helpful

[sykoticwolf]

As someone whos looking to move from Massachusettes in the future, this seems like the kinda spot I want to go too. I love the feel and view of the town, Florida is another place in mind but Im not one for crowds and feel like I would like the feel of Astoria, deff gonna have to take a trip there. Great video

[richardmanikowski]

I live in Arizona, I want to move to Astoria in about a year. My mother lives in SeaSide.

[MikeyGaming]

Cons.. 400k for a house? That sounds amazing. Try 500k for a beat up shack in LA, that has metal bars on the windows in gang territory.

[corner]

430, 000 for a house on the coast? LOL. Where I am it's more like 1.5 million for a CONDO on the coast. 430, 000 is a bargain.

[peterschoen]

When to Astoria Community College 1982

[abegoldman]

I lived there for a few months back in the nineties, I remember there being a lot of very violent kids there who loved to fight, I mean they would want to beat you up for no reason at all, just because you asked the teacher a lot of questions in class because you cared about your grade, well it was mostly poor back then, other than summertime tourists, there really wasn't any financial hope back then, hopefully it's changed now, that was a very long time ago.

[EvilBen]

3:38 when I was young someone dumped water on my head from that building.

[crucify]

I'm going to be visiting Astoria for the first time in April. I'm very weary of the big city and all of the quality of life issues they suffer from. Looking to get away from massive homeless encampments, insane crime rates, high cost of living, radical politics.. Hopefully Astoria can be an antidote to that?

[MySkinnydip]

I miss the Blue Scorcher bakery! Moving to Seattle was the worst mistake!

[GH-oijf]

The first settlement in US territory west of the Rocky Mountains. There were older settlements in California, but that wasn’t US territory.

[am]

Astoria IS NOT far from the beach. What the heck?