The WORST THINGS about living in Baltimore will surprise YOU!

The WORST THINGS about living in Baltimore will surprise YOU! - Are you thinking of moving to or relocating to Baltimore and wondering if you'll be able to handle Baltimore.

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[roundstone]

Putting crime as number 1 on your list proves that you are an honest person.

[MaxChampagne]

Baltimore expat here.
Great vid, you touched on most of the problems. For me, the most exasperating part of living in Baltimore was being called in for jury duty literally EVERY SINGLE YEAR ! Seriously. The pool of potential jurors is so shallow, if you don't have a criminal record, you can expect to be called in on a yearly basis.
Interpret that however you will.

[baltimorebrian]

BTW I was born and raised here. Im still tying to make it out!

[triumphofihm]

God bless you for the hustle to work in the city. The recent issues at Harbor Place was all I needed to see to know the place is doomed. I was born and raised in Bmore. I moved to central PA and haven’t looked back. I still have lots of Family in the Bmore burbs. I wouldn’t even live there. It’s expensive and loads of crime there too. The education system over the whole state is a “no go”! The problems are enormous so good luck good man!

[tiffanyagee]

Good info for anyone moving to Baltimore City .

[lastwordindicator]

You could be sound asleep in the back of a car and know the exact moment that you've arrived back in Baltimore because of the suspension destroying roads. How did they possibly not make the list?

[p.o.p.presents]

I've been in Baltimore all of my life and your list is very homest and accurate. The people like myself and you who've been here know what places to stay away from and know how to be aware of our surroundings. This ised to be a fun, vibrant and exciting place to live that's changed over the years. I live in a decent area in northeast Baltimore where there's not a lot of crime ..but i'm not far from the bad areas. I would love to relocate to another city but I don't even know where to start. It's tougher when you have a stable (20 years) job that's based in MD. Unfortunately I would not suggest anyone to move to Baltimore City. There's a lot of change that needs to happen.

[billregan]

Being here a month, from Florida, the weather is lovely (even the hot humid days are nothing on FL, the traffic has been fine (way better than the Tampa area and forget Lauderdale/Miami), the city has great bones and some really nice neighborhoods that are vibrant. There’s a great jazz and old time music scene. Cool history and waterfront access to the Chesapeake, on the NE rail corridor. All cities have their issues. Heck, all places do…I grew up rural and there were abandoned homes and places in town you didn’t go there.

[charleselek]

Traffic. But that's with most cities. I recently started working in the city (I live in Harford county) but the other day I navigated from Fells point to BWI and traffic wasn't the best the the bigger thing I noticed was you really need to be focused because the lanes aren't well defined and people arent very courteous with lane shifting.

[happyosseyi]

My husband says to mention the high cost of utilities in the city of Baltimore, especially the "outrageous" monthly water bill. He also says to mention the "deplorable" state of the roads and city highways. We've been living in the Patterson Park area since May 2021...and we're still waiting to fall in love with the city.

[thebest]

It has the "Catch and Release" and "Criminal's Rights before Victims" problem. And yes I was chosen 1 time 45 years in Philly and 5 times in 15 years for jury duty. The officers at the entry scanners know my name. So sad.

[baltimorebrian]

This was a good honest video. I will reach out soon.

[eldoradovance]

The beltway is and always has been a slowly moving parking lot. Now that the Key Bridge is down it is even harder to get around and through the City.

[CAVEMANICK]

The metro goes east to west/ west to east.

[dyates]

I've only been through Baltimore, and that was about thirty five years ago. I live in Cleveland but grew up in Buffalo. When I think of Baltimore, the number ONE thing that comes to mind is violent crime. The number two thing is violent crime. Moving anywhere even in close proximity of that city wouldn't even enter my mind. I'm SURE there are nice things about it, in fact probably a lot f them, but the issues they have with crime is enough to make me not even want to visit it at this point.

[BruceM]

I'm a Baltimore City (downtown/Mount Vernon) resident and I also like living here, despite the problems. I generally think you covered the major problems accurately and fairly. I do question where you came up with the strong notion that the homeless population is increasing, as the information I have suggests it has been level or dropping in recent years, and efforts appear under way to relocate homeless campers from problem areas and into hotels. My personal favorite gripe about Baltimore City is the poor quality of the downtown road surfaces. I feel like no matter how much road construction goes on, the roads remain awful.

[lcmi]

Which websites do you recommend to look up crime information for Baltimore? Sites that are current and have the most information.

[wespotter]

Don't go into West Baltimore unless you're packing.Otherwise you might not come out

[keithdupree]

I lived in Baltimore 4 yrs. My job relocated me there, omg I've never seen so much drug activity. I was a cable guy. All over the city druggies are sleeping in the bus stop shed and while you're walking the kids to school u see drug pushers on the corners at 7 am

[thomasnee]

I was born (1973) & raised in Baltimore and there is no fricking way I would move there. I’m always going to have love for the city that I was born & raised in but the Baltimore of 2024 is no where near the Baltimore that I grew up in. Not only is the Inner Harbor pretty much shut down but the Gallery Mall is closed and to top it off the downtown area is infested with feral hood rats who have more right than their victims.