Why EVERYONE LOVES Living in Ann Arbor Michigan

Ann Arbor Michigan is one of the BEST places to live in Michigan.
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[Flyboy]

I grew up in Ann Arbor. Lived in Ann Arbor for 24 years and went to Ann Arbor public schools. You don’t realize how privileged you are until you move away to a location that has none of these features. I miss it.

[mamadoudiop]

I came from Senegal Africa to Ann Arbor and I was extremely lucky to end up in Ann Arbor. The schools are very diverse and the people are amazing. I didn’t realize how privileged I was to live in Ann Arbor until just a few years ago. I also work for University of Michigan hospital. Which is an amazing place.

[melodymcginley]

hi! i’m 18 years old, planning on moving to ann arbor when i’m 19. you’re my favorite michigan-related youtuber and i was just thinking about how great it would be if you made a video about ann arbor!! my prayers were answered!! great video as always, i love your energy!! <3

[calebrod]

Minor correction: Ann Arbor has over 120, 000 residents.

[StephSellsStuffbytheSeashore]

You left out the #1 best thing about Ann Arbor… THE PEOPLE!!! Friendliest place I have ever known. Go Blue! ❤

[jjoohhhnn]

Also, a more relevant comparison to make would be whole foods vs meijers or target vs meijers, because meijers is a michigan company and there are 2 meijers and 0 walmarts around ann arbor. The closest walmart is in Saline now that the Ellsworth walmart is closed. Stores that are considered dirty aren't allowed in ann arbor. No strip clubs, no walmarts, mcdonalds only on the edge of town, as few gas stations in town as possible, etc. There are probably close to 50 miles of creeks that are now running under-ground because ann arbor polluted them so much they'd rather pay to hide them, lmao. Both Mallets Creek and Allen Creek are underground for most of their course, as well as parts of Traver Creek and likely others I haven't heard of.

[MrWelfarehater]

Ironically Ann Arbor and Tampa are the same in home prices. The biggest difference is that you get way more house in Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor is definitely a cool town. College aside. Brighton is awesome as well as the Howell area. Thanks for the video I may stay in Ann Arbor when I go to the Detroit auto show this year.

[katherinenorthrup]

My husband and I love road tripping there. We love the vibe and all of the things you can do

[thomasreedy]

I love Ann Arbor, and as a season ticket holder I don’t mind football traffic …. But there was a time as a student where I had to go to the stores by the freeway during football Saturday and got stuck for hours.


I would definitely have no problem living in Ann Arbor but there are some drawbacks that come with living in a medium-small town that explodes in population every fall due to the Highly regarded university.

Definitely unique, I have not seen a similar college town in Michigan.

[avandelay]

Visited Ann Arbor for the first time last week. Really nice place! I'm definitely #TeamTarget

[vivindajonsdottir]

Would love to live in Ann Arbor someday since this city reminds me of my hometown in (Special Region of) Yogyakarta, Indonesia. There are many similarities between Ann Arbor and Yogya. Yogya is known as a city of education, a city of culture, and is famous for its hospitality.

Thousands of students from all over the country study in there, as there are many good and renowned universities. The city is also one of the most visited tourist destinations by foreign tourists.

[broadside]

They are doing a good job of pushing farms out. I want to convince my dad to move I love farming but there is no future near ann arbor. I'm going to be the 5th generation farmer but everything is going to houses

[domeshine]

I grew up in Ann Arbor, on the north side, just off Pontiac Trail. I've lived here all my life. Wouldn't trade for anywhere else.

[MoveWithAnn]

I recently moved just outside A2 and it's the best. I always love your videos. I watch them even though I don't plan on moving again for like 20 years. Thank you for all you do!

[juanignacioarocha]

Slurping Turtle, great shushi over there, and also another one is Frita Batido, woao, excellent service and food was amazing!!

[TooMuchShantae]

I wish you would've mentioned Pinball petes such a cool classic arcade

[irmakalember]

I will see if I can move their in the future.

[adamstrange]

I've been all over the world and to every state in the USA, but I choose to live in Ann Arbor.

[lindabarnhart]

The Art Fair, Gandy Dancer restaurant, Skips canoe rental, music at The Ark, but don't try to drive through town on a game day.

[noahwalker]

I know this may sound like an oddball opinion, but Ann Arbor has been increasingly starting to not appeal as much as it used to, but there are still plenty of pros. The food and nature areas especially are still excellent. The public school experiences vary whether K-12 students get regular classes, IB, or AP classes, but most people there graduate and are prepared for college. The biggest con of Ann Arbor is that it's increasingly getting too expensive for its own good. Even middle class residents are starting to feel priced out. Granted, the downtown still has more to do than where I live in Lansing, but there's other places in Michigan that are less expensive with the same or more things to do.