7 Biggest CONS of Living in Vancouver, Washington

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I always skipped past vancouver driving to seattle from cali but just recently explored it more and found it to be nice

I've lived in Vancouver my entire life, 30 years. You are right about everything. The two worst things I've noticed are the homeless coming here from Portland and bring drugs and crime. The other biggest issue is there are a lot of areas that are being over developed while at the same time there are other areas that are falling apart. I definatly think the community needs to come together and fix the problems in our town regardless of class or political ideology.

Thank you Hanna. Appreciate your input as always!

I’ve lived in east Vancouver since 1996 and I’ve yet to see a homeless person in my area. I’ve also never been in a traffic backup in east Vancouver.

Just wanted to say that your intro music is a vibe

I've lived in Portland and traffic is much worse than it was just 10 years ago. Vancouver is much easier to drive around in. But being out in Stevenson now, we get your rush hour traffic on weekends. Sometimes takes 5 minutes just to get on the main stretch through town from a parking lot.

I used to live there, and I agree with you about the public transportation in Clark County. C-Tran really needs to become part of TriMet (QuadMet?) and provide the same level of service on both sides of the river. Who knows, this may even attract a major employer to the area.

Downtown waterfront is amazing. They’ve done a lot to it. But nothing compares to Kalama. I will NEVER move back to Vancouver after being 30 miles away for 15 years. Lol. Im still there all the time.

I am very skeptical about the palette housing which seems like an overpriced solution ($8k for a single box?) vs just housing people in a large building converted to a shelter (no drugs allowed) and enforcing the camping ban. I feel our elected don’t understand the urgency of the situation and are enriching these contractors who build this very inefficient housing. I own a house here (bought last April!) and I’m hoping to become more involved on this issue because we need to reclaim the burnt creek trail! It could so beautiful and safe, happy place for our kids but it’s festering with drugs and crime now and our elected do not care

I have a job opportunity to manage an office that spans from Salem to Vancouver but is located in Portland. Thinking about living in Vancouver and driving to portland for work. I just can’t bring myself to live in Portland. In my opinion other than San Fran Portland is probably one of the worst cities for drugs and homelessness. I currently live in Redmond WA. So far Redmond has been awesome! I almost want to pass up the management position just because I don’t want to live near Portland 😬

Over there is safe

Riots didn't cause homelessness. I currently live in Phoenix Az looking to transfer to Portland/Vancouver and homelessness is on the rise MASSIVELY here.

I live in Vancouver, Washington my whole life. I was born in Vancouver, Washington.

They call them safe stay villages. They are working well to get people into stable housing and off the streets.

Very informative

Want to improve the quality of life limit or stop building large apartment complexes!!!

I came from Phoenix and this nothing compared to Phoenix.

I mean traffic

I live in Vancouver and I wish the homeless will go away