Discover Nye Beach, Oregon in Newport [Oregon Coast VLOG Tour]

Discover Nye Beach, Oregon in Newport [Oregon Coast VLOG Tour]. Considering moving to the Oregon Coast and looking for the perfect Oregon beach town? If you're relocating to the Oregon Coast, Nye Beach in Newport Oregon is a must see! Still somewhat of a hidden gem, Nye Beach, Oregon has it all! Historic Oregon Beach homes, Oregon Coast condos, and much more quintessential Oregon Coast real estate! In this Oregon Coast vlog tour, we take a look at everything Nye Beach in Newport Oregon has to offer!

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📲 We have so many people contacting us who are moving here to the Oregon Coast and we ABSOLUTELY love it! Honestly, if you are moving or relocating to Oregon Coast, we can make that transition so much easier on you!!

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[haqitman]

Nye beach is our go-to spot on the coast. Lovely area.

[DuckyB]

I insist you stop these videos immediately!!! I recently found the Newport and Lincoln City areas and love them just the way they are. No one else needs to know!!!

[lilramborambo]

Nye Beach was a game changer for my wife and I when we whent to visit... This community won us over it has everything you would want in a beach town... We are coming back for our next visit in a couple months. Great video 😉👍💛

[ChickasawBrave]

me and my late wife used too live up the street from it

[JoeRiq]

Is there a lot of development there? Honestly, I'm looking for an area where there just isn't a lot of housing development going on now, and not likely in the future. I live in a town that went from the low thousands to close to 50, 000 and climbing in about 20 years, and I want to go somewhere small and quiet.

[kendanielson]

In the late '70s Nye beach was the only place young people could afford rent. You could rent a little cottage for about $125 per month. I wonder if those were the original cottages. It used to be the "Hippy" part of town.