I want to buy a house out here, but im worried about scorpions getting into the house!! Can anyone give me any tips? I also have a dog i dont want getting into fights w scorpions or snakes

Hopefully I add one soon Cody!!! I’m glad to be back looking, let’s make this happen in 2025!

They need trains stops here in st George, Utah

I’ll see if that weather is “hot” or chilly to when I go there in the summer from Tucson AZ (which is an inferno in comparison)

I was in St George over July 4th weekend. Was also there last year in December. I would love to live there. Just beautiful and so much to do outdoors. Black Desert Resort golf is a must.

I'm hoping to move around Fall next year! I'll be moving from Chicago 😊

I have lived here for the past 10 years. It is getting pretty insane. They keep building like crazy in the barren desert. RE "luxury" speculators and vacation playground fortune seekers under every rock. There are not enough services. Not enough food stores. Wheels dependent everywhere you go. The roads are getting very crowded. Basically, St. Geo has doubled in size since 2014, but the other infrastructure is about the same. I am looking for a better place.

I have lived here for the past 10 years. It is getting pretty insane. They keep building like crazy in the barren desert, and the RE prices are sky high. There are not enough services. Not enough food stores. Wheels dependent everywhere you go. The roads are getting very crowded. Basically, St. Geo has doubled in size since 2014, but the roads are about the same. I am looking for a better place.

Investing in real-estate Utah when I’m older is now on my bucket list, wish me luck

For whoever is confused (probably not much people) the kids in this comment section are making reference to a 2014 video game called “five nights at freddy’s” which is a game where you survive from possessed mascots for 5 nights in a fictional restaurant that is located in hurricane Utah which is why everybody is making references to that game in this comment section

I'm hoping to move there from Chicago 😊 been there 4 times already I love it

Hi, We’re looking for a 2nd home investment property in St George. Goal is to rent it out as a Mid term rental not Short term and live in it when not rented. Any suggestions on where to look to house 30+ renters. Thank you

Are there Baptist churches in St George?

I live in St. George. It’s not bad. I’ve lived here for five years of my life. Yeah there’s hot weather, but I’ve gotten over it.

😊. I live in St. George too.

Retirement town for Mormans

There's a bunch of Fnaf jokes here, but I wanna know why Scott chose Hurricane, Utah of all places as a setting. Was he just a fan of the place?

Aracely Curve

Jacobson Ramp

Hey thats my birthday!! St. George gets cold in the winter, but we never get any snow...

Poor guy must be wondering why people are commenting about missing kids and a pizzeria. 😅🙈

St George used to be a quaint place to live with a small town feel and pioneer heritage. Now, however, it's just an overcrowded traffic jam, 24/7. Wages are slave rates across the board, as labor unions don't exist. Real-estate is prohibitivly expensive (thanks to California expats). The weather, however, is the best in all of Utah and the night sky is simply enchanting. Proximity to five National parks is a gift from God, with Zion NP being at the top of my list. Water supplies will always be an issue I fear, and is surely restricting new construction. There are quite a few "Mormons," but they don't bite. I suggest living in one of many outlying communities. Did I mention the red rocks,imposimg cliff faces and snow-capped mountain? Brian Head ski resort is within easy reach.

Cons: this place hasn’t figured out that endless suburban sprawl is unsustainable. Local politics is ridiculous with a focus on building highways everywhere and plowing over open space. They practice strip mine development, as if every hill and mesa is a nuisance that gets in the way of houses. Eventually the taxes are going to go crazy to pay to sustain all the infrastructure once they can’t use new development to pay for it anymore and to pay for the water that’s going to be spread thin. Pros: pretty scenery, but again taken for granted since no one seems to want to preserve any views.

Very informative video. Thank you for showing the terrain.

I just moved from there at the end of June. I still couldn't afford a home there even after selling my vegas house. When prices are still $250-300 per square foot, it is unbelievable. And you hardly get a decent lot size. Out here in Texas, you can get a comparable home on 1/2 to 1 acre for the same price as something out there with no land. My rental I was in out there was a 2 bed 2 bath, 1200 Sq ft town house in hurricane, and it could be listed and sold for probably $325k. And St George is decently pricier than Hurricane, depending on which part of hurricane. Oh, and there is no backyard. There's just a vinyl fence piece between you and the neighbor on the back side. No thank you.

I knnow this is two years ago. What homes are currently on the market today in August of 2024?

what an interesting town

You talk too fast.

Been in St George. Love it

Our company is so blessed to be located in St. George Utah. We specialize in cabinets and appliances for home builders in this area & there is a lot going on here.

don't forget to mention hurricane being the "car repaint capital of the world "‼️ due to the constant sustained 40mph winds blasting the paint off of them from all the sand and dust blasting ‼️

Good luck with water

where is freddys?

There are no cons. None. You can get to GCNP Zion Bryce SOCAL. AZ Strip. Vegas gets you anywhere. 6 hours from Whitney. I went to class at Dixie State. 9 people were carrying guns, in class. I am from TN/KY. Awesome. As for Mormons my coworker was railing on them, I said I never had a Mormon do me wrong. The other coworker who was a Bishop at a Stake said that's because you ain't lived out here yet.😅😂 Mesquite is right through Canyon. Fun if the wind isn't blowing 50mph. Golf. Ridge and Snow Canyon are awesome to walk bike. Shows bars VEGAS. Take big SUV designated driver. Parkings free. NYNY. Park there. Walk over to MGM up to Harrahs. Bam.

Las Vegas is the most LDS town ever (LDS founded, LDS financed and LDS built). I was born and raised in Catholic in Las Vegas. Never had an issue with any LDS member or practice. In fact, the friends I came to identify with most closely in school years, business career and retirement ... disproportionately LDS. Definitely an overrated issue.

Good luck with water

If you love truly good food (especially seafood and asian), you'll hate it here. Even the mexican food here sucks. It's a big sacrifice. Food is the ONLY thing I miss about Seattle.

Well, I been considering relocating there and was watching your videos. I have visited there previously. My question and maybe I missed your video on your KZbin channel. What is the job market out there. I try indeed to look for things, but nothing much comes out. I am from Midwest Peoria, IL area. Is there other things your aware of maybe with helping others move there and spouse or partner looking for work with there move. Can you suggest anything to consider, like headhunters or temp agencies. I know you may not know but no harm in asking right.

Live there 20 years ago good full of LDS bad thing full of LDS

Good luck with water

Good luck with water

If you hate stay away from Utah.

SLC doesn't have 4 seasons

Awesome place to be.Nice people as well.I stop there on my road trip to eat and get a fuel,One of my favorite places in US so far,close to off road haven

I bought my first home here in 2004. It was a Sunflower townhome for 78K. things have changed a lot since then.

The place will run out of water due to the unbridled massive housing developments

The mormons

Because of the uncontrolled massive development going on enabled by the gumnt bureaucrats, St George will run out of water. It's a desert, always has been and always will be. Water is not an infinite resource

I'm from Indiana and will be in St. George next week (July12-July21), the highs there are blowing my mind and I'm not sure how I'm going to adjust to it. Can you give any advice from going from Midwest weather to st. George weather or environment? Like I've heard it's really dry heat which makes it tolerable but yeah I'm just feeling as if I chose the wrong month to visit:/ wanting to knock a few national parks of the list but seeing this heat I'm not too sure how it'll go

As someone who bought my home in 2015, Yes please move here. Please help me sell my home and retire.