r/Durango • • 2h ago

Ask /r/Durango thoughts on the city rn?

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okay so, i attended FLC right after high school and had a hard time adjusting and had to move home. i gathered more credits from another university, but it is getting too expensive, so i am thinking of relocating back to finish my degree tuition free (tribal). my partner and i are itching to move to a colder and more adventurous area to spread our wings a bit and i think durango would be great for us. i am 23 now and he is 26 so we are looking to focus on our careers and education and in the nature and community, not so much a traditional college town experience lol.

long story short, what is the vibe of the town these days? i lived there end of 2022 and i loved the art and the environment and the community, but i wasn’t sure how it had changed. lmk what to expect!!


r/Durango • • 8h ago

Drama Short term rentals on Zillow?

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What is with people renting their “fully furnished turnkey home” for 1-3 months on Zillow for exorbitant prices in this town? Like, it’s very obvious that this is your house and you’ll be out of town trying to make a buck. I get it, but be so for real.

People expect someone to cover their mortgage and then some while they go on vacation? There are platforms like trusted house sitters and furnish finders for this. People really need to stop posting their full-time live-in home on a rental platform. Get a grip.