Top 12 Reasons NOT to move to Boise Idaho

Are you thinking about moving to Boise, Idaho? Before you make the big move, you'll want to watch this video. In this video, we'll be discussing 12 potential negatives of living in Boise, Idaho that you need to consider before packing your bags.

From the chilly winters to polarizing political views, there are several reasons why Boise might not be the best fit for everyone. We'll also discuss the true pros and cons of living in Boise, Idaho from the high cost of living, and some of the challenges you may face when it comes to finding a job.

If you're considering moving to Boise, Idaho, it's important to be aware of these potential negatives so that you can make an informed decision. That's why we've compiled this list of the 12 most significant downsides to living in Boise, Idaho.

If you're thinking about moving to Boise Idaho, or anywhere else in the Boise Idaho area, be sure to give me a call, shoot me a text, send me an email, or SCHEDULE a Video Chat or Phone Call. I'd love to help you make a smooth move to Boise Idaho!

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[ashley-baggett]

I cannot wait to move there it seems like such a beautiful city. I’m from Orlando fl and I’ve never really liked Florida. Very flat, too many people, no change of seasons. So far I haven’t seen any cons about this place it’s perfect like wow.

[davidsarkisyan]

All the reasons why my brother and I are moving there in October 😂

[brockanderson]

Good video. 110 inches of snow here since October. Grew up PNW looking like the move

[carriekay]

Loved your video -- regreshingly honest❣ I'm in sewer city, Portland, and the BIGGEST attraction for me in Boise is how CLEAN it is! But the winters make me hesitate. Big time. GREAT INFORMATION ... thanks for telling it like it is. 👍👍👍

[birdlynn]

Very cute, funny too. Love your examples. Had me laughing, but really appreciate your style.

[bushman_]

<3 thank you! I wish all channels were this informative and honest! take care and hope your channel sees more growth!

[joeheynen]

😂Alaska here. We get moose and bears wandering into lobbies of buildings with automatic doors. We just had a bunch of bears raid a Krispy Kreme donuts van last week
🚐 🍩 🐻 I kid you not. Boise seems like an amazing place to live.

[MarcelHoskins]

🤣🤣🤣 I think this sounds perfect! Chicago is so annoying now that I've been here all my life, my company has an office there and I'm looking to transfer next year

[AlaskaWild]

Yes! TRUMP! We in Idaho are all about conservatives, Trump, God and guns. So leave now liberals.

[jimjohnson]

Yo your video editing is S-tier, as far as realtors go 👍

[Rickeeey]

I'm not an American (I'm Polish but I was born in Sweden and now live in Poland since 2019) but the weather (except for hot and dry summers), black ice and chances of wildlife encounters in the streets is true for big parts of northern, central and eastern Europe. I'm surprised that people don't expect there to be chances of black ice on roads during winter. If there's winter weather (for instance freezing rain or snow), it's expected. But then again if they live in California or Texas then I guess that they are used to milder winters.

[AhMusingReviews]

I laughed at the talk about the winter and isolation. Try Fargo ND on for size. 😅

[Adam-]

I love boise, proud to be born/raised here!

[incogskd]

I lived in Boise in 1975. If you think it's isolated now you should have seen it then. Boise largest city in the state had 98k people in it. However, we had the mountains and the hot springs all to ourselves when we went there. People flew to Salt Lake to go shopping for furniture. You are right, once you are out of Boise there is nothing near the city except vast open expanses of desert and mountains. Today, I live in McCall ID and it's beautiful but price-wise it's getting like Sun Valley. Like Sun Valley you need to drive distances for things like Costco or McDonalds. Our nearest McDonalds is in Boise 120 miles away.

[Bguha]

We are actually considering a move from Portland Ore. One thing we do like about Portland is we can drive to the coast for a quick weekend getaway. What’s around Boise for quick weekend trips ?

[chriszaferes]

I plan on moving there myself in the next year.

[akdandelion]

Highly considering the move to Idaho because its like a slightly warmer Alaska, with 4 actual seasons, and less dark in winter compared to where I'm at.

Also the moose story made me chuckle. We have moose in my yard once a week and I hope I still get to see moose if I move down there 😂

[papasfritas]

How's boise to military vets? I plan on getting out in about 2 years and my family and i are thinking of moving to boise from colorado springs

[skibunny]

I'm born and raised in California. My sister and nieces and nephew live in Idaho. My sister way different from me. I am very social. Love to go out and enjoy city life. She moved there years ago and don't really know why. I've been there and it's ok but very ugly in the winter. Small town vibe. I don't have much family here anymore but if I ever moved I don't think I would pick it and not sure why so many people do. Nothing great about Boise Idaho at all.

[alpharedtrot]

Moving to boise is the best decision I ever made