No we don't.

@@ensignmjs7058 actually we do

They leave california because its a sh1thole, proceed to vote for everything that makes it a sh1thole.

Let’s make Texas blue 2024 🙌🏼

@@johnward6655 , only the fearful would use such hyperbole.

They probably will, and then move to another state in the next 20 years and complain that Texas is same as California with a harsh climate.

@@Mo-fu9sm Libtardism is like cancer.

How would you know what he voted for?

I came to the comments to say the same.😂

TX sucks only reason why people move there is for cost reasons

That won't happen. There are to many idiots in this state.

@@rmacsportcg1319 too*

@@sjf4405 thanks chief.

Eh... it’s because there were so many people moving to CA. As a native Californian, I’m happy to get my state back.

@@umiluv Let me ask you. Who do you think is leaving the state? Also, do you think the people that remain are the right people to help this state?

Have driven.

No they haven’t. Here in SD there are ZERO single family homes for under $500k. No that’s not a typo. And when I say $500k it is a POS shack in the hood. Housing prices in Austin are CA prices. You must be outside your mind.

Already, that fast? 😩

@Jeff Kibbey I do own property

I've been checking houses in Austin for the past year. The prices are the same. 250k-300k for a 4 to 5 bedroom. It takes way longer than a year for housing prices to go up...

Plus legal marijuana now. Check out Javier Vidana's channel on phoenix real estate.

Arizonan here: Don't even think about it.

AZ is the move.

53 Days above 110 degrees, 146 days above 100 degrees Twenty years from now 110 above 110

As a Brazilian, am i welcome in Texas? Lol

And other states too.

You're right, they vote for high taxes, high crime and lawlessness, then don't want to stick around for it.

What other states? Illinois and New York? I supposed those 2 as well. Everyone else seems pretty happy in their state.

All jokes aside, California runs a budget surplus and, while not without its problems, is doing well.

@@jeffwvu4602 Yes, New Yorkers. They should stay in NY and fix their state instead of invading other states.

I’m a realtor here in Tucson AZ! Hope you enjoy it here

Do you like it???

Tucson is the armpit of AZ so enjoy!

@@wlonsdale1 Might seem like that until you go literally anywhere else in this state.

I will

No don't come here at all

YYYUUUUUUUPPP

Wish I could award this comment lol

The locusts have destroyed their state, now in search of future destruction... 😛

@Nicks Kicks some of us Texans are in denial. Besides, we have government officials that will make sure it doesn't happen.

They do not learn from their mistakes.

@Anna annanymous Well... you know what they say about assuming...

BeeeZeee I agree with you! My family and I are conservative and are thinking of moving to Texas... We can't stand hearing though that alot of people "democrats" are also moving there taking their stupidness with them. SMH

@Anna annanymous People are stupid and I betcha there are plenty that go to Texas and vote Democrat.

It's a supply and demand issue

@Anna annanymous no they dont. They seem to think the way to fix left policies is to inact even further left policies

Wreckanize Joe Rogan is a entertainer his opinion really doesn’t matter any more or less

Joe rogan is an idiot when it comes to politics

Bruh rogan literally wanted a 52% I come tax under bernie but then the second he had to pay that tax rate he did a 180

He moved to AUSTIN. One of the most progressive/liberal places in the US

They almost turned blue he’s not crazy

😭😭😭😂

0 state income tax in TX.

@@jnimitzch4738 because Austin is one of the wealthiest areas in Texas it actually contributes more taxes than it takes.

He clearly watches too much right wing media.

I live in SoCal and love it. I hate Texas but If I was forced to live there Austin is the only place I would live.

Welcome to NC and I kindly ask you dont vote for politicians/policies that will turn my home state into Cali 2.0

All the other network engineers will come next now texas will be turning blue lol

I live in NC and always wanted to go to California. But after this year, I don’t think that is the best idea anymore.

@themallen07 lol you don't gotta worry about that. ;)

No worries, people move in and out of California all the time. NC is a beautiful state. Glad you were able to take your Calfornia tech skills, and hopefully a chunky equity in your real estate if you did things well.. Best of luck to you. Vote however you like. I lean left, but support anyone's right to support whatever party/politican they feel best reflects their values.

Texas is way overrated & many problems they don't tell you about. Do your research first before you go to Texas! It's really just big nothing"! This coming from a native of Texas.

You're right. Texas sucks. Please stay in California. Thank you.

Yes preach the truth i live in texas it is a nightmare move to Arizona or stay in California we have terrible weather and the food is bad so don’t move here ever

@@deshaunwatsonisthegoat3163 it's true food in Texas is good and food culture is a big deal. Texans generally enjoy eating which is one of the primary reasons why its one of the fattest and unhealthy states.

@@Gazziza29 yes

If it was cheaper I’m sure many people would stay in California

Yes I’ve lived in Texas for 24 years I would know. Please stay out of this state. It’s terrible. (I love Texas)

😂😂😂

I thought that was there for looks only lol

@@xNeighborz lol me too

Lol

The call stressed him out lol

Don’t worry I’m conservative

That’s what white people did to the Navite Americans

I moved to Texas a year ago from the People's Republic of Maryland, but I am here to keep Texas as it is and should be.

@@ianmendres9144 Do you support open borders nowadays?

I'm coming to Texas from cali. I promise the natives two things 1 ) I will not vote in state elections or policy's 2( I'll mind my business

It’s terrible just close the border already lol

Cheap homes have nothing to do with politics. It’s simple supply and demand

@@Misstresbelle there are multiple reasons for the valuation of property, but supply and demand can be directly affected by politics... as it is in California. (Rent Control, Strict Zoning Regulation, City Council Approval Boards, etc....) The reason why people moved to California in the past is because it was cheap back around 1970-90, it attracts businesses and thus attracts people. The state flipped from red to blue in 92, there had been a solid foundation set for people and businesses to continue to move there. The escalation of bad policy by California in the years since is now reaching a tipping point and will destroy the state. silicon valley will be the modern day Detroit in 20-30 years, empty warehouses(offices) everywhere.

He’s actually referencing Austin Texas which is like a California in Texas. The prices are being driven up because of transplants from Cali moving there. And Austin does have lots of spots with expensive houses. But if you are willing to be simple and settle their are $300,000 homes.

How about salaries, are they also cut in half?

That 300K house was 170K before Kommifornia started moving in. I make 41K/yr with a high-demand medical career and paid for degree. Thanks to Kommifornians I can't afford property.

@@NotQuiteEpic If you don't like it, move. I thought that was the Republican Party's motto LOL

you arent getting in a good area for 300k in texas i live here a good area is 500k up to a million yes you can get a 300k house but better buy a gun you will be robbed they love doing driveway robberies and home breakins in the middle class neighborhoods because they are easy to enter and exit and by the freeways

@@MathGPT I've heard. I had a friend that lived in California and he told us there was homeless people in the alley where trash is thrown away by his house and they harassed him and he called cops a lot but he was always told that as long as they are in public property that is not tied to anyone then they couldn't do anything about it

@@MathGPT and yea if they pull that stuff in Texas. We'd see some horrible stuff

Austin has plenty of homeless so many the city despite having 2 homeless shelters, bought an hotel and are looking to buy another. Other countries in Texas actually give the homeless bus passes to come to Austin.

I agree Texas will soon be cal🦄unicorn a good luck 😎

People often incorrectly think about the homeless as a stagnant population. Fact is, very few people are born into homelessness. Homeless people are middle class people who lived paycheck to paycheck and ran into difficulties. So anyplace where cost of living is high will likely foster a homeless population. Want to fix homelessness? Fix the middle class and stop the bleeding.

Its a supply and demand issue more than anything. Texas will get expensive as more people want to live there

@@grod805 Houses are already reaching very high values already, if my job goes fully remote after this I am moving to the contry side

Young Texan here, I won't be in this state much longer, it's getting way too crowded, liberal and expensive.

@@ML69898, try Greenland.

Colorado is 20 years behind Commiefornia. Texas is about 10 years behind Colorado atm and its closing fast. You got a handful of decades left m8.

Texan my whole life here, idk if you were being sarcastic but New Mexico is actually cool af. Santa Fe and Riodoso are amazing

@@funkydankspliff I was but I agree with you, those are genuinely great places

New Mexican here: shut your mouth. ❤️

@@GetYoJonesOn Texan here: Kansas it is then

@@funkydankspliff New Mexico has a lot to offer but the gov. is a Marxist!

We should fight for fairness!

Yesssss!!! Goodluck👍🏼

I live in Round Rock as well! You know what is crazy to me, the people I know that moved from California keep voting for the same things that forced them to move to begin with. I don’t understand it. But, I think we will have to move as far away from Austin as soon as possible. Things have changed, and not for the best.

Karina Ruiz my dad actually says the same thing!😂 take the new property taxes for example.

It’s funny that so many people who don’t live in Austin (RR, Leander, Buda, Cedar Park, Buda, Kyle,) commute to Austin everyday for work.

@@thecrazed777 it's like the people who live there don't want the work as bad but are happy to spend lol

@@karinar9641 I live in round rock as well. Could you give examples of what specific laws were in the ballot this year to turn round rock into California? And do you have the exit polls that show that ex California residents are voting for them? I would like specifics as I hear this talking point over and over again in Austin and surrounding areas.

This, I don't mind people leaving California. I left there 27 years ago, before it was hip. But leave your CA politics behind.

Don't California my "insert state here"! 😂

@@sissiemay9603 I left almost 19 years ago myself. California is a train wreck!! If you make 6 figures you're still broke!!

I say this everytime I see people leaving California...lol. Repeating the same thing expecting different results is insanity.

Texas is already turning purple

HahAaa... this is the Comment that I was looking for

LOL who wants to lose electricity and gas every year from now on, or risk getting charged 10k+ a night for it?

California is the best, those people that dont Love it can leave. Many people would love to live here but they cant afford it so they hate.

@@Jazminvalop123 you speak the truth.

Nah I’m good where I am

@Gmail X not true

Elon Musk aint middle class.

@@realtalk1310 they’re trumpies. Don’t try. They can’t even count.

@@adg7147 Most people moving out of Cali are not "Trumpies"

He will. That’s why he’s wanting to move to a city vs a non-city. 😆

Texas is gonna be run by democrats. Look what happened to nevada and arizona. Bow blue states! Texas is next. I hate it is happening

@@cutehumor Yeah if that were to turn blue we will move to TN and eventually they may turn blue so I might retire in SD lol

They don’t do that, they’re idiots.

I was raised in CA and I have been to texas. While it can be nice, if you're moving just find cheaper places to live, there are lots of places you could move to. Texas is extremely dry and hot, and if you feel uncomfortable around guns (or are also a vegan), it's probably better to find a different place to move to. I like some parts of Texas, but I'd never move there.

* commifornicate

The California government is economically crippling the states middle class tho. Taxes, 15$ minimum wage, and no available housing has driven cost of living through the rough. Not to mention the communist Gavin Newsom imposing shutdowns on small businesses

Absolutely! My fiance wants to move away from MD (and I dont blame him) but we are still fresh in our careers

Dude Texas is a beast and if you bust your but you will be yoked.

@@justinchapman1001 English?

@@lawnman3638 my english isnt the best. Neither is my spanish. My french, vietnamese or korean. But your the smart guy

No

We coming for you Texas!

For moving out of California, Texas is not in the list with such insane property taxes. I mean California property taxes are not cheap, but are better than other states. While it is true that texas has no income tax, in the end is kind of the same thing as California where is expensive. I don't understand how they can pay such insane taxes for buying a house that is cheap. But, if it's for renting I imagine that is cheap. Maybe?Either way,, I don't think moving from cal.

I love living in California. It’s beautiful with lots of outdoor activities.

As a realtor of course you would say that, not everyone will fall for it

What's wrong with tennessee?

Tennessee is great

@@bb7gg855 cheer's mate! As a non-Us citizen I didn't get it.

@@KalisthenicBros ...he just means dont try and "Liberal Up" Tennessee.

And Wyoming!

Lol 😂

Yup we don't agree with your Thinking! You all cry for everything!!! And don't like to work!!

Just don't support left wing morons like Biden and Obama!

Vote red and you're good.

😂😂😂

“Don’t California my Texas”.. for real though, many of the Californians moving to Texas are conservatives yet the media makes it seem like it’s all liberals.

@@thecrazed777 Liberals are still moving to Texas from California. Not necessarily because they want to, but because their jobs are moving to Texas.

You're gonna need a ten gallon hat and a $1,000 monthly payment on an F-350 with air-conditioned seats, buckaroo.

Glad you're leaving! Bon voyage!

They are communists

True

😂🤣

Elon Musk isn't this dumb?

😂😂😂

It’s a shame, California people are beginning to turn your state blue.

I am from Texas. From 1900-1970 Texas was blue. From 1970 - now, Texas has been red. Just some fun data.

Not anymore were blue now

Not true... Atleast 30% of the state was always blue.

@@yaboikillermemestar5665 that 30% Came from Cali,

Haha exactly. They get replaced in hours, so go on and move to Texas or wherever...most of you leaving came to California from some other state anyway. If you are living an unhappy life, moving to another state won’t improve it anyway. And Dave, stop being so snarky about California. You have a lot of customers who are very happy here. There is a lot to like and appreciate here, those high real estate profits being one of them and you being a “real estate guy” certainly won’t bag on that, right? 😂

How very true.

What do you mean? I don't understand.

Hello there nice meeting you here

@@b3u3g3g3y when it gets windy PG&E shuts off power to prevent fire danger. look it up... hundreds of thousands get their power turned off on windy days. california is america's Haiti.

I know many are worried that TX can end up liberal. I don't think they are far from that.

Hey bro me too.

Huh im making it in California driving a tanker too

Fuel tanker drivers are in big demand in 2021

They are coming here to spread the liberal cancer. Make no mistake about it. There is a hidden agenda.

@@dontblameme6328 I love voting blue

@@dontblameme6328 And your stupidity is what makes Texas blue

@@user-rg2cj3xd1e troll, get a life will ya

NOOO!!

Yesss, blue wave baby. 🌊

@@handleyobusiness The blue wave that destroyed California

@@handleyobusiness more like a blue plague.

Texas has historically been a swing state.

On spot !!

THANK. YOU. Haven’t heard any other benefits outside of COL. If you want to buy a home, I understand, but let’s not make it more than what it really is lol

And let’s not forget the highest property taxes !

its high because there is no income tax, very good for rentals, can charge more for units.

There has been so called consumption tax (VAT) proposals to replace property tax, but certain interests don't like the idea. Many large businesses currently get huge tax breaks to locate in Texas, there is a possibility that others avoid significant taxes because of special deals. In theory a VAT would eliminate the backdoor exemptions. Gov Greg Abbott said the consumption tax is the way to go in a Tweet, but that's a far as it goes. Most of the VAT proposals exempt groceries prepared at home, rent, fuel house payments from the tax to make it less regressive. No editorial writers have taken up the consumption tax, probably because no specifics of how a VAT might function in Texas have been proposed. A bill proposing a VAT was introduced in 2021, but it never got out of committee. To some the VAT is an ideal means to get large corporations to pay taxes that they now avoid, to others it is the Mark of the Beast, a potential tax on every transaction.

MY EARS!!!

Being an Oregon resident, not annoying, rage inducing...

My wife and I are proud democrats and native Californians born and raised. We just recently relocated to Texas for obvious reasons- specifically that Republicans and corporations have ruined our great state. So we branched out and moved to TX and so far so good....Texas is not as racist as everyone said it would be, so that's a plus. We are both college professors...she has a job lined up now at a local college, I will likely start teaching high school for the time being. Happy so far, we'll see how this goes!

@@andyw6996 Republicans ruined California? And so you moved to an area with more republicans cause it’s better? Doesn’t make sense

@@andyw6996 Great, another Dem teaching young kids there beliefs and garbage....

...as a millionaire.

Right!? 😂 lots of big tech companies in Austin... he can move to Texas. As long as he doesn't vote like a Californian

Even Dave, who purports to hate California, admits all the good tech ideas and companies emerge from Caliifonia. Dell is Texas based, but that's an anomaly. Apple, Facebook, Google, et al: Californiia. They like having a big presence n Texas because of the MCOL and the lower taxes. Gun and abortion issues are not huge deals for many rich or mid-level tech workers.

@@matthewgardner2144 perhaps for now only though? Observing University of Texas is used to feed a number of the SaaS startups around Austin. Largely progressive ideology impacts the general tech culture/social scape

I've noticed that a lot of Red America loves to jump on the hate California band wagon, but there's no doubt about the career opportunities it brings for certain professionals, specifically tech. It's Silicon valley for God's sake.

Please don't say that.

@@hangarby10 It's true though.

😂

That must have been some culture shock.

I'll be going with you! From California here too...

How do you like living in Oklahoma?

It's not bad! We obviously miss the beach, but I'm mainly happy to have found a job and being to move into a nice house right away and bring our housing costs to less than half has been nice. Everyone here has an accent and I'm still not used to it.

@@andrewwhitcomb4857 Yeah, I can imagine the accent would be a different twist to life. I'm in the San Francisco bay area now, but lived in Pacific Beach ("PB") for 5 years. The bay and ocean were a mile away from the duplex we rented. Awesome weather down there!

Texas terafactory is gonna need thousands of smart employees.

@@chelsiestinson9494 guess they're out of luck 🤷‍♂️

I'm afraid it's to late to save Austin, Houston, San Antonio. Dallas hanging on by a thread. Fort Worth still a solid Red but under attack. We need to build a wall on the Western border of Texas to keep out refugees.

@@gusdad4811 I live in the county that has the capital of Washington state. Dallas County voted more blue than we did. I think it's too late for Dallas.

@@gusdad4811 😂😂😂

Yeah. Dave gave many bad financial advise to me. Like seriously, the house price in Austin is easily half of that in SF, maybe even triple. Maybe you make more in SF, but definitely not big enough to counter the higher cost of living, on top of crimes, homelessness, drugs problems. People dont move from beautiful & perfect weather California, to a desert with extreme heat at times Texas simply because they want a change of view. They move because it just make more economic sense lol.

So if someone didn’t vote then they can move? According to your logic anyway.

its the people who voted against current leaders who are leaving

Free country, they’re gonna move wherever they want to :)

You assume all California’s voted for that clown, Newsome?

@@FrancoTech Newsom is a train wreck. I honestly don’t know anybody who likes him so far, even in California.

Very true.

....and you will be looking for a new scapegoat instead of real world solutions. You'll still be complaining.

So true 🤣

Whilst bragging about how it’s a blue state, blue wave etc etc etc

@@matthewgardner2144 people are moving from a blue state to a red state. Seems to me the only people “looking for a scapegoat “ are the people fleeing the consequences of their votes, unwilling to link cause and effect. Red states got it together already, which is why they’re largely desirable places to live

Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Germany. If you have the means to move, those are the best places to be.

Good for you ! That's how you do it.

Like he said Austin is very liberal just an FYI.

Yes, Dave is kinda wrong. Every major city in California real estate is ridiculous, you have to move out to the boondocks to get a decent price

It’s about half for me and I’m not in Silicon Valley. I own a $1.4M home in Irvine, CA and can get the same sq footage in TX for $700k in a nice neighborhood.

Yea when I heard Dave say that’s not right, I was like, “bro, you sure?” I’m in San Diego as well.

Moved from SD to Austin recently & homes here are half price forrealz!

First Tennessee, then Kentucky. The progressive scourge are like the aliens in Independence Day. They move from place to place, consuming everything in their path. They pick places that are at their peak and 10-15 years from going down the drain, then they move on to the next.

More like Florida or Mississippi lol.

Umm no you can go to Tennessee

Why would you move to Kentucky the second biggest socialist state in the union. They received the second most subsidies from the federal government.

Shitucky

This is true

lol

Who turned who's light off now? LOL

Meh, IMO there's a big difference between problems from a 100 year storm and an annual, ongoing occurrence.

The irony

You Texans should enact what California did decades ago - Proposition 13, to rein in your insane property (the forever) taxes.

@Inceptacon we don’t pay state taxes. Property taxes is a different story. I believe we are the highest in the U.S? Or close to it.

@Inceptacon texas doesn't have state tax but ofcourse texans pay other taxes.

@Inceptacon 🤣🤣🤣yes we have the highest taxes 7k -9k a year for a 300k-400k home

@@2shotsofvaca411 TX is 7th in the nation in property taxes.

Amen! We're full

im going to Texas too :)

Go to Texas but leave the commiegobblygook in California Texas loves good folks and hard working honest families Yewhaww 🤠

@@T25de Commiegobblygook? Lay off the FOX news propaganda.

@@joelopez40oz23 That's....... exactly what we're talking about.

If all this keeps happening Texas will be blue one day unfortunately, especially cities like Austin.

We’re born and raised Californians who are thinking of moving to Texas and we’re not Democrats. We also just had my brother in law and his family move there and they’re also not democrats. Don’t judge a book by its cover

@@brittanycompton8451 You can understand the fear though. Look at Arizona.

@@andressmith1414 I sure hope so.

Doesn’t matter, Texas is red and you guys still lost!

yep!!

Lol

He's moving to Austin, of course he's voting blue lol

@@opara911 there's no where else in TX with moving to

Hello there nice meeting you here

I will

Come on don't do the texans like that

All things reach an equilibrium. In this case, it's housing prices and the availability of tech jobs.

You are insane for saying this... You have no idea what you're talking about.

@@AuthenticFrames do you live in California or Texas?

@@TheALEXiSounds Texas dawg, a 4 bedroom house in Austin right now, on average is $800k

SF isn't what it seems. It is a city of financial elites. The hippy days are long since gone.

The Austin city council recently voted unanimously to defund the police by 34%.

@@gastonave Out of curiosity, how will law and order be kept in place with 34% less law enforcement? Neighborhood watch groups?

@@FIRED13 It won't. The Austin homicide rate has gone up by 67%.

Nuke Austin with gummy guns candy .... a food drop ...... like a 3rd world country

^^^ not wrong.

Where in Texas would you recommend?

I don't know. Dallas sucks pretty hard.

Yes, after they put in the same homeless camping law California has. I avoid Austin as much as possible.

@@ajsfa Why do you say this? I'm moving to Dallas from Las Vegas next year. It CAN'T be worse than Vegas!!!

I will too

Taxation without representation

Newsom needs to be stopped! If you follow @kevinkileyCA you will see what he’s doing to stop mr evil

There's no stopping the inevitable...

Yeah, it’s going to happen. No way around it.

Free country, buddy. Feel free to move.

Property tax will kill you though

@@savageguysi8456 small price compared to staying at California

No state income tax but the average property tax is about 3.5% - 4.5% of the homes value EVERY SINGLE YEAR

@Calvin Kim Market value

Don't mean to be mean, but Roseville is way overkill. Ya'll don't have beautiful weather, beaches or mountains . Maybe only the jobs and demand are supporting the high prices, what happens when either of the two drops? Nothing to support, watch out below

Wow, what an opportunity Angelo. are you liking it here? Also, any loved ones who want to move to Texas, I'm a real estate agent from Dallas (Frisco, specifically) who's lived here most of my life. Would love to help simplify their journey(s)! Info is in my 'About" section

We left Roseville for Georgia. It sounds like Dave has no idea how expensive Roseville is. If the caller just avoids the actual City of Austin, there are very nice areas that are still way less than Roseville.

​@@martinover7927 AGREED. I don't know why they over spoke the caller without doing THEIR research. I'm a realtor and the market is definitely almost double.

Wow!

They been trying to do that since the Clinton Administration

Are they 16.5% of your pay plus Property tax in Cali. I doubt it.

@@TheFamousAmos341 unless u make a ridiculous income in CA, your taxes wouldn’t be that high there either. CA also has low fees for car registration & other things. Property taxes are very low. It’s not all about income tax

@@DrJack144 Bro the State takes a nice chunck out of our hard earned pay, then we pay nice 8-10% sales tax. Gas Tax is also really high, prices of general goods are also higher. Rent is also way higher in Cali.

@@SuperFang1 bro, I lived in CA for 9 years & have lived in AZ the past 8. Pretty familiar with CA & how it compares to a “cheaper” state. The fact that people in populated areas of CA make a lot more $ than people in cheaper states is also a factor. We’re not comparing someone making $50k in CA compared to $50k in AZ & asking which goes further. The question is more like is someone making $100k in CA really worse off than someone making significantly less somewhere else? For home ownership & the ability to do that, I think yes. Otherwise, I generally think no tbh