I'm moving to Chicago when I'm older and I think I've settled on River North. Growing up in a quiet (for the most part) city, it's kind of isolating and lonely. I went to Chicago in March and ever since then, I've missed the busy sort of dense crowds. Where I live, I have these sort of moments of loneliness and "am i real?" It's seriously scary for me to live in a place where no one leaves their home (not just because of covid, literally like never) and the streets are always empty. This is surprising coming from an introvert and generally antisocial person but I've been more social recently. Also, walking alone at night, you're safer with a large crowd rather than by yourself in an actual ghost town. I feel like I would be a lot more safe if I moved to a dense place of Chicago. People make Chicago out to be a war zone but when you find a nice, safe place, it's literally not that bad. My city is dangerous too so there's nothing keeping me from moving there instead of staying in my city if danger was a factor. (It is a factor, but that's why I watch videos like these about different neighborhoods.)

Very interesting! Thank you very much and good luck with your channel).

I considered River North based on this video but ended up in the Gold Coast and i love it

Great video!

i've been having a recent obsession with river north lately and im glad this video is still up for me to watch, by the way what's the intro music? it sounds like good driving music

I’m looking to leave from paying rent (2BR) -$700/mth in Bronzeville - to (1) BR LakeShore East - 4x/mth in rent. Any feedback on that Joe? Very cool to take in-bound calls. Tourism Bureau should pay u a stipend. Thxs again for taking my call.

What would you say is a good salary to live comfortably in River North and enjoy the social life offered there?

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