Pros and Cons of Living in Baltimore Maryland in 2024 [NOBODY MENTIONS]

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In this video Adam Taylor breaks down the Pros and Cons of Living in Baltimore Maryland in 2024. This video has some big updates due to recent events that have occurred in Baltimore. So if you are considering a move to Baltimore Maryland or relocating to Baltimore for work or school this video is a must watch. Make sure you watch the video all the way to the end as the CONS have changed significantly...

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[Realtor-BigD-SmokinDonBBQ]

Born and raised in Baltimore. Thank you for your video. So many different clouded and judgemental responses to this video. No city is perfect. But people saying how bad it is, move. If youve been here for 30 years and its so bad, leave. Don't share your bias negativity with people who want to move here. If you were only here 3 years, you know nothing. Everything in this video is absolutely true and very well said.

[ckennedy]

Drove through Baltimore once. Eye opener that was.

[JeffRage]

2 smaller music venues that often get rock bands with large followings are Rams Head Live and Baltimore Soundstage.
The convention center holds many events, such as Baltimore Comicon.
There's lots of festivals in and near the city. This includes Artscape, one of the largest free outdoor arts festivals.

[richardcloer]

I lived in that wretched place for 3, long, and miserable years. When I left that awful area, I never looked back.

[an_draw_meda]

Moving to Baltimore this summer, and your videos have been incredibly helpful for gaining my bearings in this new city

[rossedwardmiller]

Lived in Hampden for many years and loved it. Forced to relocate for now because of a house fire. Incredible quality of life for very little money vs similar neighborhoods in other cities. Friends in canton, highlandtown, fells point, mount Vernon, pigtown, Remington, Charles village, and all over south baltimore. In my experience, most people who don’t like it don’t like cities and most who do are true city people. Some city ppl who don’t like it are only happy in very expensive and fancy areas. That ain’t me or my friends haha

[unkletwann]

❤ my city but, the water bills are crazy. And, the streets suck.

[welderlife]

Don’t move here, those who live here and have grown up here are trying our best to get out of here

[lizb]

We went to the inner harbor yesterday. The last time I was there was a decade ago. The one thing I noticed is that how ridiculous everything cost I mean I felt like I was being robbed for a bare minimum everything

[tonycerino]

In a single word "DON'T". AVOID REGRET.

[rosewoodsteel]

My brother used to say to me, "That giant sucking sound you hear, is our tax dollars going to Baltimore".

[Brian_Wildasin]

The crime is really terrible. Could be a beautiful city but completely ruined by thugs. The water is full of sewage. Nasty frothy top and garbage in the inner harbor. Having your car vandalized or stolen while visiting is a serious concern. Turn down any side street and the roads are covered in glass from constant break-ins. I live an hour away and would rather drive 3 hours in a different direction to see concerts, shows, sporting events, or restaurants. it simply is not a good idea to visit these days, I couldn't imagine living there. The crime has been spreading outside of the city recently, as the car jackers have been coming to neighboring suburbs, towns and cities to do their dirty work. Such a shame as there are some wonderful places to check out, like the aquarium, Ripley's, museums and art galleries, go see a ball game, but somebody really needs to get ahold of the situation.

[terena]

I Moved to Baltimore City 7 months ago once my lease is up I'm out✌🏽

[susansouthard]

This is why people buy just across the line in Pennsylvania and then drive down to Baltimore and Washington DC. They can buy twice the amount of house for the amount it cost to buy a house in Maryland. Pennsylvania taxes are cheaper, it is cheaper to live in Pennsylvania, except for gas prices are cheaper in Maryland. Just saying…

[bignotchtv]

You forgot to mention how horrible the roads are here. Streets, Hightways, Avenues, Boulevards etc…. ABSOLUTELY ATROCIOUS!

[michaelbates]

For travel, we also have cruises coming/ going from the port, and have train/ Acela service. Even cities that have the others pros don't have these additional perks. Megabus service was cool too. RIP.

[lindycadwall]

My sister just moved from fed hill to fells point.. it’s a nice little area but once you walk out on the street you’re liable to run into ANYTHING her neighbor a 70+ year old veteran was walking his dog and a guy beat him up because he wouldn’t give him any money… it cost him his life imagine going to fight a war and you’re killed walking your dog in your city by a BUM!!! Smh

[marlonbrown]

Having grown up in SE D.C and PG County and having family in Baltimore, I find this extremely honest assessment of Baltimore

[asingleton]

In summary, he is saying that the best reason to live in Baltimore is to conveniently get outta there. You can get all of the other pros outside Baltimore too. Baltimore is known by Marylanders for being crime ridden and corrupt.

[artemis]

I love how the picture for Georgia shows Georgia the country instead of the US state