[JonathanLB]

Originally Posted by airics

You know, you think you know a lot but you don’t. Most of NLV is not ghetto at all. There are a lot of decent livable areas. Not everyone has daddy’s money to spend like you do. You’re young, bought a stupidly expensive house and are asking for disaster. Wait till your so called business hits rough times.

Sorry, but someone had to say it. And stop giving advice on where to live and other Las Vegas insights until you’ve lived here at least a week.

Hahaha first off, it’s my money, nobody else’s. Second, I don’t rely on my business whatsoever for income. It’s bonus spending money buddy. Third, $735,000 isn’t anything for a house. This isn’t Oklahoma City. $3M is “stupidly expensive.” Fourth, you’re not even in Vegas anymore are you?! Fifth, I don’t give two craps what you think about anything. Literally every local we ever talked to in Vegas from servers to Uber drivers say the same thing: North Las Vegas SUCKS!

[Merrily Gather]

Jonathan lol - oh boy. I'd always heard that too but my friends there irl would tell me differently. They never felt unsafe nor lived in a ghetto. Much of it isn't really ghetto either. Every part of the metro has good and bad parts of it.

Plus there's like 17 regular NLV members and former members on here that will disagree.

Here, know your audience.

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[Merrily Gather]

I've consolidated my drawings of what I know of North Las Vegas area for the good parts and the bad parts. The parts I don't know I left blank like around the airport. I included a third map so you can see where Sunrise is, east of NLV, and other neighborhoods.

One of my fellow medical wives shared with me not to be afraid to live near the VA. She showed me that there's a million dollar home community just near there by Shadow Creek Gold Course, and said that people watch out for each other.

For an actual map of NLV this is from their city page for their wards. LINK

[Code Stemi]

Originally Posted by JonathanLB

First, calling other posters idiots is against the TOS and rude.

Originally Posted by soclose

He’s a Liberal so he gets triggered easily and doesn’t like to accept facts on what the truth is.

I agree. Needs to chill.

@Merry Lee Gather, I didn't know 89052 was part of Anthem! I always thought it was Henderson. Thanks

[Commander666]

Originally Posted by chahunt

I agree. Needs to chill.

@Merry Lee Gather, I didn't know 89052 was part of Anthem! I always thought it was Henderson. Thanks

He he he

[MAXIALE02]

Originally Posted by JonathanLB

Hahaha first off, it’s my money, nobody else’s. Second, I don’t rely on my business whatsoever for income. It’s bonus spending money buddy. Third, $735,000 isn’t anything for a house. This isn’t Oklahoma City. $3M is “stupidly expensive.” Fourth, you’re not even in Vegas anymore are you?! Fifth, I don’t give two craps what you think about anything. Literally every local we ever talked to in Vegas from servers to Uber drivers say the same thing: North Las Vegas SUCKS!

I think you have a gift for selective listening or either people are just telling you what they think you want to hear.

[Commander666]

Any city/ neighbohood where the main street is "Martin Luther King Blvd" sucks.

[WannaliveinGreenville]

Charleston and Nellis area. Not the greatest area.

[Jeers McGee]

Originally Posted by Commander666

Any city/ neighbohood where the main street is "Martin Luther King Blvd" sucks.

This is True. Where ever there is a MLK street there's also the hanger on buddies alphabet streets. A. B. C. D. E. F.
Conspiracy @work.

[usnftcret]

Originally Posted by Merry Lee Gather

I've consolidated my drawings of what I know of North Las Vegas area for the good parts and the bad parts. The parts I don't know I left blank like around the airport. I included a third map so you can see where Sunrise is, east of NLV, and other neighborhoods.

One of my fellow medical wives shared with me not to be afraid to live near the VA. She showed me that there's a million dollar home community just near there by Shadow Creek Gold Course, and said that people watch out for each other.

For an actual map of NLV this is from their city page for their wards. LINK

I would even drop that yellow area down to Cheyenne Ave. Many new houses and townhomes have been built in the last few years. Low crime areas.