Top 5 pros and cons of moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico

Top 5 pros and cons of moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico. We love living in Santa Fe, New Mexico... but it isn't always sunshine and rainbows (although it is mostly sunshine and rainbows). Here's what you need to know before living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. If you're thinking about moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico, this video will help you weigh out the pros and the cons.

In this video we cover topics such as: Santa Fe weather, Santa Fe culture, Santa Fe cost of living, Santa Fe outdoors, Santa Fe allergies, Santa Fe people, Santa Fe nightlife, Santa Fe pace of living, Santa Fe economic growth and many other topics that could help you decide if Santa Fe is for you.

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About Santa Fe, New Mexico
00:00 Introduction
00:56 Pro #1 - Beautiful Santa Fe Weather
01:36 Con #1 - The Weather!
02:24 Pro #2 - Santa Fe Culture
03:48 Con #2 - Cost of Living
05:07 Pro #3 - So much to do outside
06:20 Con #3 - Allergies
07:01 Pro #4 - People of Santa Fe are amazing
08:01 Con #4 - Santa Fe nightlife is lacking
08:52 Pro #5 - Pace of living
09:54 Con #5 - Economic growth is lacking

[catmccabe]

❤❤❤ I am looking to relocate next spring to Santa Fe.
Thank you for all this amazing information as well as quality videos!
New Mexico 🇲🇽

[Nightmarigny]

Very helpful. I have to decide if I'm going to move there for work or stay in New Orleans. So many things appeal to me, but I really don't want to deal with winters ever again, and I am all about the nightlife. We have 24/7 bars and clubs here, so that would be a huge adjustment. I look forward to visiting next month to test the "gut reaction."

*Also curious about the potential for water shortages.

**Not really concerned about crime, because honestly it can't get worse than New Orleans. You just learn to live with the constant threat of carjackings or getting jumped or held at gunpoint. It's one of the things I would NOT miss.

[Enne_esse]

It sounds like my type of city! I'll definitely keep you in mind.

[BS-vxdg]

I've lived in New Mexico for almost ten years, and actually live at the southern end of Santa Fe County. I just want to compliment you guys on an *amazingly* well-balanced and *very* professional production with this video. I only get to (the town of) Santa Fe once or twice a year, but I think you've summed it up well. My wife and I both enjoy Santa Fe greatly, and if we were to choose to live in a city instead of the countryside, it would be at the top of our list.

[davidmassey]

I looked at some beautiful homes on private acres only to realize they are in a Home Owners Association. The draw for me would be not living too close to neighbors and having some space and freedom. An HOA kind of defeats the purpose for me. Why would you need an HOA when you have an acre or more of private property? Is it for security?

[billrogan]

Great video fellas...but one "pro" you didn't mention...Santa Fe Fuego Baseball at Historic Fort Marcy Ballpark! A beautiul setting for the great game of baseball. Santa Fe's only professional team. Opening Day is June 1st! You are both cordially invited to attend. Sincerely, Bill The Fuego Manager.

[nunyafawkingbiz]

Its absolutely amazing to visit. I couldn't imagine living there though. I get bored after 2 weeks. I'd stay no longer than 1 month at a time! .... food is okay

[nathanielboddy]

How’s the water situation? Would an investment be worth it with an uncertain future?

[climbeverest]

Any water shortage? Also any new builders you guys are familiar with?

[mikebattista]

I have heard they also have bad drug and crime issue, yes thats everywhere but to the extreme in SF. Its so beautiful and interesting place.

[ToddGoldfinger]

Excellent video 👍 I will be in touch 🙏🏽

[amysifuentes]

I want to move to New Mexico so badly. I love California but I want something new within the next 7 years.

[theservantsofthesoul]

The way I came across this video is because my band and I just produced a song a few weeks ago called "Santa Fe, New Mexico", that has nothing to do with Santa Fe, other than the fact that it's a good place for lying low. I don't know if it is, though, but it certainly seems like a really cool place to come visit and hang out. BTW Please check out our song if you can. Just go the sleeping tiger icon and it will bring you right to it. We're a new band in Chicago, all our stuff is original, but this new version of this Santa Fe song may be my personal favorite.

[ashezashes]

Me and my husband are moving to Santa Fe (he's there already, I'm following after our home is sold). We are in an apartment for a little while until next April. I dread how hard its going to be finding a house.

[nomorenews]

Hows lgbt scene in Santa Fe?
Hows tolerance towards them?

[markpelfresne]

Great video guys. I'm a property manager in Michigan. I'm thinking about selling my home and moving to Santa FE. I'd like to contact some rental properties in that area to see if they are looking for a manager. Any suggestions? Thanks! Mark

[Miz-Newsy]

Great video! Professional and informative!

[kristofthibaud]

i like santa fe but not too impressed by the restaurants--i think i can cook better than most

[kw]

A good vid mates and you create a positive vibe for Santa Fe, perhaps too good because you neglected, understandable if intentional, two of the biggest turn offs about the place, to wit: high crime and snobbery. Santa Fe is notorious for both of these little, erm, hiccups - although to be fair the snobbery one encounters in Taos is far, far worse. On the surface it seems quite natural to not mention such things, after all you're singing its praises not airing its dirty laundry. But if such things are continually ignored then its promoters (your good selves) run the risk of becoming irrelevant if not ignored. Most, if not all, places in this wonderful country have their downsides, but too much pollen and not enough hangouts for teenagers/young people is just stretching the optimism a little too much. I apologize if I'm coming across as a finger-wagging naysayer, Santa Fe is indeed wonderful and you've done an otherwise great job with this presentation. Cheers!

[chompachangas]

My in-laws like to go to Arizona to vacation but that state is full of crazy people... which got me thinking. What about New Mexico? And now I'm down a rabbit hole watching tour videos and looking at AirBnBs.

Unfortunately, the last time I was in New Mexico, I was with a broadway show and squandered what little free time I had getting drunk and stupid. Youth is wasted on the young.