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post 1665362583 08-01-2022, 02:01 PM
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Any MISCERs live in VEGAS? I am considering moving there

you can buy SICK mansions for 1.5-2Mill in Vegas and apparently the life style kicks ass with obviously the strip and downtown.

Other than it being EXTREMELY HOT in the Summer and perhaps being ISOLATED in the desert any other reasons to consider living in Vegas or not?


My situation:

Currently have a GF and dogs, living in Los Angeles looking to buy a home
Budget is 1 to 2 mill
Los Angeles is expensive AF, Taxes, and home prices are ridiculous

Please respond!
post 1665363073 08-01-2022, 02:08 PM
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Water availability is going to become a huge issue in the next few decades. If you go, make plans to not stay too long.
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post 1665363173 08-01-2022, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted By SillieBazzillie
Water availability is going to become a huge issue in the next few decades. If you go, make plans to not stay too long.
idk about water shortage in vegas, when I hit the clubs there I caused some srs waterfalls if u catch my drift haha
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Originally Posted By manmore350
you can buy SICK mansions for 1.5-2Mill in Vegas and apparently the life style kicks ass with obviously the strip and downtown.

Other than it being EXTREMELY HOT in the Summer and perhaps being ISOLATED in the desert any other reasons to consider living in Vegas or not?


My situation:

Currently have a GF and dogs, living in Los Angeles looking to buy a home
Budget is 1 to 2 mill
Los Angeles is expensive AF, Taxes, and home prices are ridiculous

Please respond!
do you really need that "much" house with your gf?

also, you're most likely not gonna marry her.
post 1665363683 08-01-2022, 02:18 PM
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post 1665364023 08-01-2022, 02:23 PM
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What a terrible idea.

I’ve never been and probably never will.

Lmfao @ living there.
post 1665365613 08-01-2022, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted By ChunkBuster
What a terrible idea.

I’ve never been and probably never will.

Lmfao @ living there.
Can you elaborate please
post 1665365813 08-01-2022, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted By manmore350
Can you elaborate please
How many times have you been to Vegas?

Do you not think the novelty of The Strip will wear off? This is obviously a rhetorical question.

What else is there to do there?
post 1665366243 08-01-2022, 03:02 PM
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What is your career? Outside of the Strip Vegas is a depressing place. Not much lucrative career opportunities out there.
post 1665366483 08-01-2022, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted By ChunkBuster
How many times have you been to Vegas?

Do you not think the novelty of The Strip will wear off? This is obviously a rhetorical question.

What else is there to do there?
residential vs. strip...
post 1665366713 08-01-2022, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted By ChunkBuster
How many times have you been to Vegas?

Do you not think the novelty of The Strip will wear off? This is obviously a rhetorical question.

What else is there to do there?
I live in LA and love vegas and so I been to vegas probably 15 times now.

I am more interested in living in an area where the locals are. The appeal of the Strip is that they have amazing restaurants, amazing shows and events which will never get old. Downtown Las Vegas also has a big restaurant scene and lots of "things to do" it seems. The cost of living though is the main driver for me.

I may get married and start having babies in the next 1-2 years though. Me and my GF been together 5 Years... and we are sick of paying rent. Also btw I have a remote job so I can work anywhere.
post 1665366753 08-01-2022, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted By Sil3nt1
residential vs. strip...
But what is there to do except for the strip…
post 1665366973 08-01-2022, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted By JIA
What is your career? Outside of the Strip Vegas is a depressing place. Not much lucrative career opportunities out there.
I have a very large nest egg in investments and I also work remotely in software sales with a 200K+ job. Does not matter where I live really.
post 1665367083 08-01-2022, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted By ChunkBuster
But what is there to do except for the strip…
smoke weed and shoot guns
post 1665367653 08-01-2022, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted By manmore350
I have a very large nest egg in investments and I also work remotely in software sales with a 200K+ job. Does not matter where I live really.
Then why Vegas besides cutting costs? Head to Florida instead.
post 1665367743 08-01-2022, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted By manmore350
I have a very large nest egg in investments and I also work remotely in software sales with a 200K+ job. Does not matter where I live really.
No kids, somewhere in Florida on the water near the beach. With kids that's a tougher call. Florida ain't exactly known for it's top notch schools.
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post 1665367893 08-01-2022, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted By manmore350
you can buy SICK mansions for 1.5-2Mill in Vegas and apparently the life style kicks ass with obviously the strip and downtown.

Other than it being EXTREMELY HOT in the Summer and perhaps being ISOLATED in the desert any other reasons to consider living in Vegas or not?


My situation:

Currently have a GF and dogs, living in Los Angeles looking to buy a home
Budget is 1 to 2 mill
Los Angeles is expensive AF, Taxes, and home prices are ridiculous

Please respond!
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post 1665367963 08-01-2022, 03:36 PM
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I used to live there.
Haven’t been to LA much but I would choose Vegas over LA based off politics and cost of living easily.

What questions do you have about living there pimp?
post 1665372283 08-01-2022, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted By dylon986
I used to live there.
Haven’t been to LA much but I would choose Vegas over LA based off politics and cost of living easily.

What questions do you have about living there pimp?
Are there any catches that I am missing?

I was slightly concerned that the people could be weird... I mean vegas is built on the tourism/casino industry so im imagining a lot of low-lives and what not.

Are there a lot of things to do or is it sleepy?

What was your fav thing about living there?
post 1665373023 08-01-2022, 04:59 PM
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When I was there the crime rate was pretty high. Every apartment or housing area has to be gated with security guards on patrol. Usually approached by low life’s and tweakers when going anywhere including gas station or grocery store. GF hated going places alone for fear of safety.

Definitely an interesting place to live. But off the strip there are normal people and families. And like you said can get a nice mansion for a milli. Lots to do besides strip/night life. A lot of parks and outdoor activities. I would check out summerlin or the new developments south east. Basically any new area will be nice. The further from the strip the better. Inner city obviously the most ghetto.

I loved the weather and the nightlife and long list of things to do. If the crime goes down and it returns to normal post Covid (I was there during peak Covid everything was closed) I would like to move back. Still have family there. The only real drawbacks are the tweakers and low life’s in sin city. But I assume it’s better than LA from what I’ve read about cali lately it’s homeless pop is out of control.

People just think Vegas is the strip but it’s a semi normal place outside the strip. Working class and families.
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Look into Henderson, close enough to LV, but NOT LV if that makes sense
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Central/downtown vegas(depends where), Henderson/Seven Hills, Centennial Hills/Aliante, Summerlin/Downtown Summerlin have pretty nice areas depending on what part of the city you want to live. A pool and a covered patio makes all the difference.


Great for football season because there are a lot of locals bars. Nightlife is great, people partying all the time, concerts/festivals, NFL/NHL. Food everywhere. A lot of young people because of working on the strip. LVMPD is everywhere and strict about a criminals. No taxes.

People are hit or miss because the city is so transient. Freezing cold winters, the wind sucks, hot as phuk. City is dirty, it's a desert. Can be expensive, but also inexpensive.

Vegas is a happening place, but not for kids.
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They will run out of drinking water in 45 days. Used to live there. Never again.
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