24 Things You Should Know Before Moving To Portland Oregon

Portland Oregon is coming back, right? In todays video we explore everything you need to know before moving or relocating to Portland. Portland and its suburbs have seen a resurgence in recent times, with the revitalization of the new Portland airport and beautiful renditions of the Camas, Oregon City, West Linn, and Vancouver waterfronts. Join me today as we walk the downtown Portland riverfront and go over the 24 things you have to know before making the move to our beautiful corner of the Pacific Northwest: the Portland Oregon and Vancouver Washington greater metro area.

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Tim Jackson
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[ronmil]

Very articulate and informative. Also your videos are very well produced. Thanks!

[ItsMeChickpea]

I love this video, thank you! Well done. I'd recommend to check your audio quality, it's clipping quite a bit (easy fix on your camera settings!) Good luck Tim!

[IdeologyPill]

We left Portland and moved to Happy Valley - We love it 😍

[MichelleNovalee]

Are you concerned about the big earthquake? What are the odds of survival? I really want to back home to Vancouver, but I’m nervous about the impending doomsday of a earthquake they say will inevitably happen. Would you say if it’s worth moving there still?

[icecactus]

As compared to the rest of the country your roads are actually really good.

[johnene]

Interesting video.
I've lived around Portland both in Oregon and Washington for over 30yrs.

[condor]

I'm 52 and having an dilemma on whether I should buy in Portland or Seattle? Or just forget about buying and becoming an expat abroad in SE Asia? I'll contact you if I do decide to settle in Portland and buy. Thanks

[Hauntedbyhistory]

Very informative! I will be there in the next few months to check it out! Would love to have a chat with you while I am there.

[paiddj]

PORTLAND IS NOT VANCOUVER.
I wish people would stop saying we are the same. We are NOT. Vancouver residents flock to Portland to work and shop so they can beat the tax. It's Washingtonians that jam up our freeways. Check out I5 or I205 any weekday and check out how many license plates are Washington vs Oregon.
We are not the same at all. I've lived in Oregon for 40 years and have stepped into Washington twice and regretted it.

[jameshaxby]

Downtown was more walkable than the eastside until the homeless started pitching their tents on the sidewalk.

[MMiel-mvpt]

Ok, but what about the volcanos 😅? I'm sincerely wondering. I've been doing a lot of research on moving to the PNW and everything seems great EXCEPT for the looming volcanoes 😮. Is there good infrastructure to handle an eruption? Which areas are likely to have their homes damaged?

[TCBulldog]

Not to mention the 3 months of rioting and looting, the homeless encampments that have spread to the suburbs you can no longer afford to live in, the open air drug use, the graffiti, the insane taxes and a downtown area full of boarded up buildings and store fronts.

[alvajjoe]

I want to be mad at you before I even watch it. I grew up here. I am a proud Oregonian. It is so sad what has happened to this place. I grew up in the Centennial area. It was a middle class area and now it is a shithole. The decline started when they shut down the Columbia Villa. I now live in Washington County. Love it.

[dat]

I stopped going to coffee places where they were arrogant You know who the hell are they and the tip jar was so full of money I forget it was downtown then when the place got sold which the owner who started the company said he would never sell out got a 15 million sell out and he sold out everybody that worked for him but you know you're right I'd rather give a guy pumping gas a tip then somebody putting water over some beans anyway

[Mk-qbny]

Seems like you forgot to mention one particular think Portland has been known of lately...

[amberackerson]

How come you can’t pronounce “esplanade” correctly if you’re a real estate agent here? I’ve been here 35 years. It’s getting much better here. We really suffered and things went way down hill 2016-21, getting noticeably better now.

[CertifiedSkank]

Born and raised here, and it used to be better.

[Brutuscomedy]

A lot of people openly say the f slur in public (including employees of businesses). Just something to keep in mind should one think this place so "liberal"

[justinavery]

This guy is a salesman. Know that first of all.

[AtlanRau]

DO NOT MOVE TO PORTLAND. Full stop. If you want to "move to Portland" move to Vancouver, WA. No state income tax is a HUGE win if you make a good salary. Both WA and OR are following CA with their gun bans and magazine restrictions. Both are legal weed. The power move is to live in Vancouver but drive over into OR and buy there, because there is no sales tax in OR. But Portland itself is sketch. Wayyy too many homeless. Had to step over human excrement myself once by the courthouse plaza area. I moved more north by Olympia and prefer it up here, with the exception that it's slightly MORE rainy/cloudy than even Portland area -- (which I am now missing as winter sets in) - I think the Vancover/Portland area has one of the better mixes of temps compared to where I am now, but 20 acres there was 500k, and what I got was only 340k... so sometimes you go where the deals are. (Now to buy a winter place in Vegas...)