10 Things To Know Before Moving To Los Angeles 2025!

Much has changed in the past few years...is moving to Los Angeles in 2025 still worth it? Here's 10 things to know before moving to Los Angeles!
From LA traffic, LA weather, and everything you need to know about life in different parts of Los Angeles post-covid, including apartment costs in LA and the LA lifestyle that you seek, let's dive into everything you need to know about moving to Los Angeles.

What'd you think? Have any thoughts on living in LA in 2025? Share below!

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00:00 - Should You Move to Los Angeles?
00:45 - Understanding Los Angeles Traffic
01:40 - Los Angeles Weather
02:25 - Los Angeles Santa Monica/Venice/Coastal Weather
03:00 - Deciding Where to Live in Los Angeles
03:46 - Choosing Los Angeles Lifestyle Preferences by Neighborhood
05:19 - The Los Angeles Food Scene/LA Restaurants
07:07 - Finding A Community in LA
08:58 - Los Angeles Apartment Hunting
09:32 - Old Vs. New Apartments in LA?
11:11 - Los Angeles Cost of Living
12:01 - Why People Move to LA

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[KaylaFoney]

You’re very articulate. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for taking the time to really explain!

[collegefraud]

I moved to OC from out of state and I wonder alot about moving to LA myself but have no idea where to start! Thanks for the helpful video!

[CarlosHernandez-qgbn]

It’s so green in LA right now, I love it!!

[stewiedoesstuff]

Wonderful video Parker, I'm sure it will help lots of people out. I have no intentions of moving here but I learned a lot!

[captainoutrun]

Would love to see a Bib Gourmand video!!

[Jyesus]

Broke as from Australia watching this pretending I can move there just making it up in my head 😂thanks for the good video!

[erikzermeno]

Rain and clouds are crappy weather??? 😂 we’d love that in AZ

[pokerwiz]

"Traffic is something you have to get into living and driving in a big city" I vehemently disagree having lived in many large cities outside of the US and I think channels like city nerd and not just bikes would agree. Cities should be built for people. In NYC, you have bodegas in walkable distances in most buroughs. When you don't have surban and residential spraw you can have sufficient buroughs with bodegas, stores, cafes, and everything within walking distance.

[Elizabeth-hvnk]

PLEASE FIND INFO ON PIC OR ADRESS OF AN OLD LIKE 23BTO 5 STORY BRICK BUILDING WITH FIRE ESCAPES. FACING OPPOSITE OF YOU IN YOUR MAIN PIC HERE OF YOU LOOKING AT THE HOLLYWOOD SIGHN.. AS I WAS THERE IN 1982 .ON TOP OF THE BUILDING IN ALMOST EXACT SPOT LOOKIN WEST AT HOLLYWOOD SIGHN..I WAS LIKE 15 .TO 16. A PARK WAS TO MY LEFT ACROSS ST .AN ALLY DIRECTLY ACROSS SHOPS ACROSS THE ST WITH A LITTLE STADIUM THANKYOU .I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THIS PLACE..PLEASE
THANKYOU....

[John_Q]

Not sure what the burn out rate is, but it seems most transients end up leaving Los Angeles because they either get priced out or they realize their dreams were unrealistic. It's not worth the cost, absurd taxes, or crime rates. Only reason to stay in the L.A., or any other major city, is if you're rich and live in a rich area, or your place is paid off. People throwing away 2-5k+ a month on rent are making a huge mistake unless they're very well off, which the vast majority of people in L.A. aren't.

[rolanddeechains]

Hell no it’s not worth it. Lol. What a hell hole

[userUser-cr]

Better be rich or a junkie, any others better go elsewhere.

[stonecold]

Don't move here. We're full.