Pros and Cons of living in Moscow, Idaho!

with all these Californicator coming in, it is very hard to get a decent house with a decent price in Moscow now. It is sad. Have to move out

Small college towns are generally horrible for housing and Moscow is no exception. 30 years ago I rented a trailer just out of town for $250/month. The floor was caving in and if the wind was blowing you could feel a breeze standing in the middle of the living room. 5 years ago I thought I'd swing through the trailer park on my way through town just for kicks thinking that piece of crap trailer must have disintegrated by now. Nope, they were still renting it out.

@Living In Moscow ID, Are mosquitos an issue during any of the seasons?

$300,000!?! You can't get an apartment for that price here in SoCal. Usually, the cheapest homes are around $500,000, and they usually inland where all the drug, gangs, and crime centers are.

Don't the pedo rats have. Political control in that corner of Idaho? Let's hope they are driven out.

You forgot to mention the rapist pedophile cult that's overtaken Moscow. Oh, wait, your real estate agency is part of that.

Food sucks here this guy full of shit...

What's it like to be murdered in Moscow Idaho?

Everyone in this comment section is incredibly grumpy, Jesus 😂

I wonder if people want to move to Moscow Idaho now?

Dangerous place.

Tone. It. Down.

When you have a mike, it amplifies your voice, so you don't have to speak loudly. I turned this off after five seconds.

Grew up and went to school there. It's very different now. The U of I makes it automagically liberal leaning. A day trip to McCall, well I guess you can do it, it'll take about 3 hours to get there. Couer d' Alene is definitely an easy day trip. Plenty of outdoor opportunities nearby. And yes, I recall relatives (some still there) complaining about people from CA driving up prices. This was in the early 90's!

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Terrible place to live don’t move here

You could deliver your message more calmly, without having to yell so much.
It's exhausting to listen

Living in central AR, the housing cost for a 3/2 is averaging 140k. I grew up in Moscow in the late 80s-early 90s and hope to come for a visit soon

Sounds like not for me

I grew up in Moscow. It was a beautiful town to grow up in. It is now crowded, full of liberals, and not affordable. Most of my family is there now. Grea place to visit, especially in the late summer or fall.

A worse place to live you will not find. Full of potential terrorists too.

I can immediately tell where you’re coming from when you don’t even mention Moscow high school, which is an outstanding public high school. This is clearly a bunch of dominionist, home-school, anti-vax, anti-science propaganda. Stay in the south and the Midwest where you belong.

Do not recommend moving here unless you have a fetish for the University of Idaho and no other interests in your life. It's very isolated and one-note

UGH. I lived in Moscow for 8 years. Happiest day, was when I moved. CROWDED. The "beautiful farm land" wait until the crop duster season comes. Poisoned nitrate ground water. Oh! Moscow doesn't have enough water. They limit how much you can water your yard. The tourists, clogging up shopping venues, no parking....no parking. Crowded. There's a Walmart smh. Summer is the best season, because dewy eyed children leave the colleges. These kids have no respect for the town. That half the problem. Politics? Very liberal. The town is small, boring, and you can't get away from your ex. Happiest day ever, moving off grid to Montana. *crowded, think 1 hour to get served at any restaurant, during peak times.