Want to Live in North Bend WA? Watch this first!

Do you want to know what it is really like to Live in North Bend? This video is an honest take on reasons it might not be the town for you.

0:00 Intro
0:29 Snapshot of North Bend
1:15 #1 The Rain
2:15 #2 Affordability
3:30 #3 Not City Life
4:25 #4 The Weather
5:25 #5 No Big Box
6:20 #6 Growth
8:30 Final Thoughts

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North Bend, Washington is a small town east of Seattle. If you are thinking of relocating to Seattle area and North Bend has come up on your search you will want to see what it is like to truly live in North Bend.

I know what you are thinking! Why would a real estate broker in North Bend tell me why I shouldn't live somewhere?

Easy! Because no town is perfect! Choosing to live in North Bend might not be the right decision for you and I want to help guide you to the best choice!

I'm laying out 6 reasons why in this video to shed some insight and a reality check! We have lived in North Bend for over 10 years now and I've learned a few things about what my clients Love and don't Love when they live in North Bend.

Want to know what a real estate broker thinks of growth in North Bend? Skip to the chapter on growth and you will get some of my thoughts on the sensitive subject of growth in North Bend and the Snoqualmie Valley Real Estate market.

Snoqualmie Valley Real Estate is unique and therefore you need a reputable source that will help guide you in your home buying process. I owe my clients the utmost support and honesty as a REALTOR. North Bend is not for everyone. But I am here to find the lifestyle home for you!

Snoqualmie Valley has so many choices though when it comes to great areas to call home! I would love to show you the true experience. Maybe you need the connection of Snoqualmie Ridge, or the charm of Historic Snoqualmie. Maybe you are looking for riverfront homes in Snoqualmie or the Snoqualmie Valley?

To live in North Bend requires an acceptance for what it is! A beautiful, rugged, and adventurous outdoor mecca! As I say "Adventure Lives Out Here! Do You?"

Snoqualmie Valley Real Estate, LLC and Brian Davis is your home for all things real estate and lifestyle in North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City, Carnation, Duvall, and Snoqualmie Pass. I believe so much in the Snoqualmie Valley and want to share the beauty of this area.

We are blessed to live in North Bend and the ancestral home lands of the Snoqualmie Tribe. May we all care for this beautiful area for our children's children and the world.

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Be Well!

[dianeibsen]

There is an (easy) answer. If Government, States, city officials would comply. They should limit the amount of homes and land one person or family can own. Also, the SIZE of a home. Per individual or family. Its called in equality in this capitalistic society.

[AGirlHasNoName.]

My son and his family moved there last year. They have 2 small children and just love it there. Hope to be visiting soon.

[lexy]

Done very well. The building is killing our small town .

[daphnebasset]

Very thoughtful. Your lack of hype was really refreshing.

[RandomUsernameGenerator]

Very thoughtful, balanced, insightful video.

Especially the portion from @6:45 - 8:20

[-C.S.R]

Used to live in North Bend but it became insanely crowded!
They didn't build anything else but more houses. So it's the same small little town but insane amount of people.
You're battling crowds wherever you go.
You move to a small town to get away from all that but now it's on another level they just won't stop building houses!
There's so many other places that are diamonds in the rough all over Washington, North Bend is not that anymore.

[moricey]

After thinking about living there, it wouldn’t be enough for me. What is good for is a seasonal day trip. You need two miles long of Condos fairly priced. Price gouging is not a fan of me. Not enough of the mountain range showing.

[FacePaster]

I just checked real estate listings, and it looks like the #1 reason to not move there is not being a millionaire. Sad.

[elouise]

I grew up here, and too many people have moved here! Traffic has gotten a lot worse, and so has crime! The scenery is not as pretty as it used to be because so many trees have been knocked down for new homes! The only homes that are affordable these days are extreme fixer-uppers! Don't move here! We already have too many here!

[smokeymayrand]

It's ok to visit, just don't live there

[smokeymayrand]

I lived in North bend for 48 years, it's a boring town