13 Reasons You Should Move to Las Vegas

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00:00 Introduction
00:43 Las Vegas Weather
02:45 Does Nevada Have State Income Tax?
03:22 Las Vegas Property Taxes
04:05 Las Vegas Sales Tax 2024
04:18 Business-Friendly Environment
05:14 Las Vegas Career Opportunities
06:35 Travel Options in Las Vegas
07:27 Cost of Living in Las Vegas
08:05 Best of Both Worlds
09:43 Las Vegas Entertainment and Amenities
11:10 Las Vegas Local Discounts!
12:05 Unique Lifestyle in a Unique Place
13:11 What is the Culture of Las Vegas

[JacobslifeinVegas]

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[paulascholz]

The thing I like about Nevada is that when you drive out of town, you're out of town.

[paulpeters]

I moved here 12 years ago. Loving every moment. Never bored . Love the concerts, meeting celebrities, and doing some red carpets.

[afoodlover]

Don't forget, we don't worry about yucky humidity, storms, bugs, road conditions from the weather, no toll roads and bridges, no metered parking (other than downtown), minimal traffic issues compared to other major cities (we don't sit in an hr of traffic like L.A.) The majority of the valley is cleaner and minimal graffiti compared to other cities. Yea sure our care insurance rates can be high but wow we save on so many other things though.

[pandakeeper]

I love it here! Most of my family lives in North Nevada while I was in Los Angeles. I moved 4 years ago. I used to get colds a lot in Los Angeles. I have been so healthy since I moved here! Three colds in 4 years vs three colds per year! I love, love, love the food options here! I feel blessed to have so many creative chefs opening their restaurants/food trucks and stands here.

[glenn]

The average home price here is almost 500k. Vegas is no longer the "affordable" place it was. Also, our auto insurance is in the top 5 highest in the US.

[Berto]

There should never be a tax for groceries anywhere.

[kiaadki]

I lived there in the late 90s and loved it.

[peytonpdx]

For those of you, like me, prefer some chillier weather or who just hate extreme heat, it's not really bad outside of summer. And from mid-fall through mid-spring it's hoodie and jean temperatures once the sun goes down.

[pato]

All I can say is, my job allows me to choose where I live. I choose to live here over anywhere else. Best place to live.

[ellafennema]

visited Vegas probably 20 years ago and was playing black jack at like 2 a.m. and had change of dealer --dealer came in and said "it's snowing" the 3/4 people sitting at the table (and I) all got up walked outside looked at the snow and came back in to play some more-lol-it was all gone by noon the next day

[deanlucero]

This is why I moved here a couple of years ago. I didn't think I would get used to the hot weather, it doesn't bother me at all.

[rongarris]

This might be one of your top ten videos ever.

[adamsabatka]

I know it's cliche, but there is something to say about the dry heat there. I've lived my entire life in Nebraska. We get ridiculously cold amd snowy in the winter, but also crazy hot and humid in the summer. Although we don't have the heat as long as Las Vegas does, it's still so damn humid and unbearable. We were in Las Vegas at the end of June to see Beatles Love before it closed. It was over 110 F everyday. However it was only about 10% humidity. We did the typical walking everywhere we were going. Yes it was hot, but even the long walk from Horseshoe to Rio wasn't that bad. Glass of water before leaving Horseshoe and another one when we got to Rio. Not really that miserable at all. At home, that same time it was in the high 90s, barely touching 100, but they had 80%-90% humidity. That makes the air so thick and heavy you can't breathe. You can certainly feel the Vegas heat as soon as you step outside, but in humid heat, you can never get away from it. It's sticky and gross. It zaps your energy almost immediately and it's hard to breathe and cool off. After the 4 days we were there, I would definitely take the dry Las Vegas heat over the humid Midwest heat anyday.

[tommyo]

Great video Jacob.... thats for this great video. Seriously considering moving out there!

[returnedfrompanama]

I just moved to Henderson last month, and it is awesome!!

[AffiliatedFamilyRecords]

We just moved to mountains edge about 3 weeks ago and love it!

[DENtvCork]

Great video, I visited from Ireland and I can confirm that las vegas airport was a breeze to pass through. Most efficient I've seen. Thanks for all the travel tips, it made the trip even better

[nitaapplebum]

Great Video Jacob! Laci is awesome working with her 💜

[mvelasquez]

Vegas is really cool. I lived there for 12 years and it was awesome. I moved to newport Beach in 2017 and It's expensive. But there's no place like CA.
I guess it just depends on the person. Vegas and CA, both awesome.