Top 10 Reasons To Live in Arizona 2024

[@LivinginArizona]

Top 20 places to visit in Arizona: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJTShZqGd56ChJI

[@DFBurgermeister]

I moved to Arizona in Mar 2020, right when the COVID shut down started. For 2020 and most of 2021, I rarely left the house and my daughter was the only person I regularly interacted with in person. I only recently started getting out regularly and exploring places. One of my 2023 goals is to visit a new area in Arizona every month. Thank you for producing this channel.

[@RacingDen115]

I love Arizona: I may not be a resident yet, but I've been to Arizona and I've got to explore a bit what its like and honestly Arizona has my heart ❤ from the beautiful scenery to friendly people to spectacular sunsets and pleasant winters in the south I just love everything about AZ and I can't wait to see the rest of the state

[@Battlefield_Master5430]

I go every summer to visit family that live in Phoenix and I’m going in March this year and hopefully this summer so twice this year I’m hoping!!

[@dalemclean5254]

do you love the bugs and the super hot weather along with the cartel crime rate

[@Battlefield_Master5430]

@@dalemclean5254 I’m a hot weather person lol I go to Phoenix every summer to visit family that live there. You should go it’s worth it!!

[@dalemclean5254]

@@Battlefield_Master5430 CRIME IS VERY HIGH BECAUSE OF THE LIBERAL MAYOR

[@Battlefield_Master5430]

@@dalemclean5254 Idgaf about that lol

[@sharkei1987ify]

Dry heat is the way to go!! I can tolerate dry heat far easier than humidity and cold!

[@tamara6672]

So can I

[@engelaswart544]

The humidity in Florida is brutal 😫 Thinking of moving to Arizona

[@chrissylovinmylife]

@@engelaswart544 Do it!! 👍🏽

[@tamara6672]

@@engelaswart544 I'm in Florida too, the humidity it is brutal. I'm looking to move to Arizona too, towards the end of this month. I'm looking at the Mesa area, I already reserve a an extended stay until I found a job and an apartment

[@jayteesgear]

Amen

[@GE-pu8vt]

I have lived in Southern Arizona for 6 years now and I love it. It gets a little warm in the summer, but I never have to shovel snow or mow grass.

[@aaronbrewer1742]

You never have to shovel or mow, however living around homeless drug addicts and dirty people is so awesome

[@jess97724]

​@@aaronbrewer1742True

[@cindynielson4231]

I was born and raised in AZ and don't want to move anywhere else. My son bought a new build in Flagstaff several years ago and due to a job transfer he sold that home for more the twice the amount of what he paid. He bought a home in the Verrado area of Buckeye and was able to add a pool. Both him and his wife work for APS. My granddaughter just graduated from Coconino high school, she was the Salutatorian. She has a Lumberjack scholarship to NAU where she will start pre med in the fall. There are a lot of opportunities in AZ. Taking the ski lift at snow bowl in the fall is spectacular, but where warm clothes and a blanket is a must. 🌵👍

[@paisios2541]

This year we are finally going to be achieving our dream, my family and I are moving to Arizona from Minnesota! Very excited!

[@ronschlorff7089]

fine, but leave your damn democrat politics there!

[@paisios2541]

@@ronschlorff7089 that's a big part of why we are leaving! We absolutely hate the government here, rest assured I am never voting Democrat! I was very disappointed that Kari Lake didn't win :(. It blows my mind how so many people leave states ruined by Democrat policies and then vote for the same policies in the states they move to. It's absolutely insane.

[@ronschlorff7089]

@@paisios2541 Yes, to all that, welcome then!! ;D

[@leticiaurbach1720]

Where are you moving to?

[@paisios2541]

@@leticiaurbach1720 probably North Phoenix area

[@becks30ful]

I love this channel, it's been so helpful. I'm from Amsterdam, The Netherlands and I'm engaged to an American who lives in Phoenix. I've visited once, I'll be back in November and the plan is that once we get married I'll be moving there. I have to be honest, I do have my concerns, especially when I see Americans saying that they would advice to stay in Europe, because of many reasons, like the gun violence and the bad (expensive) healthcare. So I'm nervous because of those reasons, but after seeing this video it just made me super excited. Because you pointed out so many things that for me are important and attractive. So thank you so much for taking a bit of my concerns away! Keep making these great videos 😃

[@denasafavian6118]

As a Dutch living in California. Moving soon to Arizona. I can say Netherlands has just as much potential uncertainty as US. Affordable Healthcare is possible through independent companies.

[@ujayet]

I'm attracted to the outdoor activities.. I love trail biking and jeep of roading.. maybe Arizona is where I should be living in.

[@laobaixing2012]

What you are sharing is actually wise and powerful. Moving within the US can still produce cultural shock. To avoid this is to simply get out of your comfort zone and try new things. This helps me a lot. Thanks!

[@rando6323]

Thanks!

[@BugGenerat0r]

Not just the USA, inflation is a problem all over the world right now.

[@marioselva2135]

Facts

[@missylay3189]

I grew up in Prescott of course as a teenager I didn't appreciate it because it was small and not enough to do. Now, looking back I'm so grateful that I grew up there. Really wish I could afford to move back but at least I can still visit

[@xCHUBBYxNINJAx]

Just learned this morning that you guys pronounce it as presket

[@hollismallory2757]

Maybe you’ll move back there one day; you never know.

[@missylay3189]

@@xCHUBBYxNINJAx The great or great, great grandson of Mr Prescott who it was named after says it’s Prescott not Preskit, he lives in California and we actually worked for him

[@missylay3189]

@@xCHUBBYxNINJAx The great or great, great grandson of Mr Prescott who it was named after says it’s Prescott not Preskit, he lives in California and we actually worked for him

[@missylay3189]

@@hollismallory2757 only if prices drop significantly and I’m not hopeful that they will

[@andrewalsoblack]

I've always loved his enthusiasm for Arizona. But he's still fairly realistic about Arizona pros and cons. Cool channel.

[@Jay2006_W]

mostly cons

[@nguyenthanh-xo9ru]

Burnn..Loott..Murderr

[@Jay2006_W]

@@nguyenthanh-xo9ru Yup. Az is a shithole

[@bpc701]

He's right about wide open spaces and semi-right on infrastructure, everything else not so much. I guess it depends on whether or not you really love the desert and don't mind the los angeles mindset that's taking over the valley.

[@Sonikbytes]

This year and around Christmas we been blessed with a lot of snow . The densely packed snow cover on trees made high elevated Flagstaff and area look stunning and serene! Great time to take kids out for some sledding or snow tubing.

[@desert-walker]

I live here in Tucson, but I’ll give you just one reason the weather. Yes, it gets hot in the summer, but the rest of the time is great.😊

[@SylvieShene]

I love Arizona. I have been living here since 1985. I'm originally from Portugal.

[@gregsmith9892]

Living in the valley takes adjustment. I lived from casa grande to anthem and love it. Dry heat but very hot summers coming from mid west. I’ll be back soon permanently.

[@fgr3339]

My wife and I travel to Arizona 3-4 times a years and we love it, so much to see and do.

[@goddessgood118]

I moved to Casa Grande two years ago. For the most part, I love it here for the weather. But, I’ve yet to start really exploring the land outside of driving here and there. I’d love to get out and about on foot hiking, or find some of the watering holes your showing int this video. Maybe you’ll consider adding the names of the locations to your videos?

[@0xVeniVidiVici]

Great video! Moved to Flagstaff from Dallas/Ft Worth area last year and enjoying all of the outdoor areas.

[@Yukonjackman1]

Better than 9 Months of rain 🌧

[@johnnyh3653]

Agreed. I use to live in Seattle. 9 months of gray gloomy, drizzly skies. I'll take 4 months frying pan weather to get the other 8 of nice.

[@ralphjohnson3202]

Agree 100 percent Live in Seattle now hopefully one day I'll be back in Arizona Seattle sucks along with the weather the people and the politics.

[@johnnyh3653]

@@ralphjohnson3202 All the reasons that we left. I hope you get back to Arizona soon Ralph! Have a great day sir.

[@PWPeteW1]

Returning subscriber. Great videos. I've driven through northern & southern AZ on multiple occasions, including a week in Tucson. Drove I-10 westward back through AZ last summer. I didn't find AZ to be inexpensive at the time, high rents and the home prices. The people I ran into, though, were some of the most friendly ever. Impending water shortage (from low river levels of the Colorado River & population growth) is a concern.

[@jerryssalamon709]

I went to AZ five years ago and loved it! I'm a Canadian so it isn't that easy to pick up and move. When I retire in a few years, I'm going to over winter there!

[@jerryssalamon709]

@Moon Shine Canadians can't just move there and get a job like Americans coming from another state. Canadians can visit and stay up to five months, go back for a few weeks, and then go back to AZ again for another 5 months. As long as we aren't taking jobs, we can buy property and enjoy the state. The only reason we have to come back to Canada is because of insurance and health insurance. If you leave the province for more than 5 months, they consider you as leaving the province permanently, and all the insurance gets canceled.

[@rolandwheeler4842]

Moved here from California 4 years ago. We live in Green Valley. Love it here! We do a lot of camping and southern AZ is excellent for that!

[@ronschlorff7089]

we are in Oro Valley, nice views for my painting, right from my patio. We often go to Madera Canyon to bird or down to Tubac for a pot or something! LOL. BTW, our nick name for Green Valley is "Geezer-ville". LOL ;D

[@rolandwheeler4842]

@@ronschlorff7089 that's about right! I'm 63 and I'm like a young kid there

[@ronschlorff7089]

@@rolandwheeler4842 LOL. Go to the local supermarket and you've never seen so many walkers, oxygen tanks, and blue hair in your life. I should talk though, I'm 76 and would fit right in except I still have hair and teeth! LOL ;D

[@jess97724]

Why didn't you stay in California? You should've.

[@Prajnana]

IMO, there really are two Arizona's: the greater Phoenix valley, and every place else. Much of what Jeff said only applies to Phoenix. And, sorry, 'reasonable" (compared to more expensive US cities) and 'affordable' housing prices (for the average income family) are two different animals.

[@pjlee2053]

Thank you so much for all of the information in this video! I've been here about 5 years and learned a lot!!

[@marlenetrujillo8519]

Retired to Williams in 2021 and we love it.

[@Battlefield_Master5430]

I go to Arizona every summer to visit family that live there. I love hot weather so I love the 100+ weather! I’m going this March for my cousins wedding I can’t wait to go back!!

[@debbieannsmith8962]

Another great video! Well done!!!

[@mayhem1216]

Me and my friends were out there in November for the Spartan Race Event in Phoenix. Coming from Los Angeles I was amazed at how clean and pretty the freeways were. I want to move there so bad and don't worry I'm bringing any of the L.A. BS with me either.

[@jayteesgear]

Lived in LA many years. Not all of us are Commies haha! Agree (plus everyone here loves Van Halen and the Doors) guess where THEY came from 😛

[@milessampson3942]

Phoenix is designed and built the way it is to help boost the most dominant industry in the region- real estate. Economic developers know that out-of-towners frequent Arizona especially during the winter months and they want those tourists to transition into residents after they see how “nice” and “clean” everything looks.

[@ronschlorff7089]

@@jayteesgear yes, and collector muscle cars from the 60's!! I have four, so far, and I tell my wife they are "investments", which there are! ;D LOL

[@freerangeLauren]

Arizona is calling my soul!

[@eddiev73]

Thank you for the video.

[@davidarms5331]

Bought ground in sun valley near Holbrook and look forward to retiring there next year .

[@ronschlorff7089]

good, yup, lots of dirt-cheap dirt here, water can be an issue though, if in the boonies!

[@davidarms5331]

@@ronschlorff7089 Yes sir . The place has water and electricity on site . Moving from the rain forest and jungle of WV to open desert, will be an adventure .

[@ronschlorff7089]

@@davidarms5331 never thought of WV as a jungle, only been there a few times, when stationed near D.C. in Army, years ago. Went to visit some historic sites like Harpers Ferry, and stuff. But the desert is an "adventure". Not much "rain forest" here, so bring lots of water, or your bones will be found, bleached out, along a lonely trial! Good luck and welcome! LOL :D

[@junipersue]

My little sis just moved to Prescott from horrible San Diego and I am so looking forward to visiting her! May need to find some horse property there…..Central Oregon is losing me.

[@leticiaurbach1720]

Why dont you like San Diego?

[@ronschlorff7089]

@@leticiaurbach1720 got too big, merged with LA. where I grew up in the 50's and 60's, San Diego was wonderful then, its own city, and a nice zoo, the reason for our family to visit there every once in a while. Even L.A. was nice then, when we mostly had republican mayors and governors, in the same time period. Now it is all falling to crap, figuratively and literally, with all the homelessness and illegals infesting the whole damn state. AZ is not immune from that happening here too, all it takes is too many democrats living here, and we, and any place will get all F'd up!

[@junipersue]

@@leticiaurbach1720 I like San Diego but I don’t have to live and try to run a business like my sister did. She had employees get hit and nose broken, she had a knife pulled on her and the homeless used their business space as a bathroom with urine, feces and drug paraphernalia needing to be cleaned up daily. It had deteriorated badly in the past 2 and 1/2 years.

[@jess97724]

Prescott is boring

[@junipersue]

@@jess97724 I like boring. Love my farm life. 😉

[@belleve5709]

Lived there 11 years up to 11 years ago, shorts and sandals weather year round,beautiful sunsets great art shows. That's all that's good. No green except cactus, except Grand Canyon,but it's spendy to go. The sun eats everything , skin turns brown,but your skin ages fast ,fast, there is limited water , and lots of sediment in water,tastes awful. You can't touch anything during summer it's too hot, burn fingers on steering wheel , or door handles. Drivers are from 14 to 104 most visiting from somewhere cold,lots of snow birds die here from out of state. M13 gang runs Az. Snakes bugs and giant roaches,oh my. There's always a huge traffic jam,because of all accidents. Schools were horrible , prices are so high ,except for produce. Most people eat out all the time. Housing is cheaper but your air conditioning will kill, I'm not ever going back unless I need to fly through Sky Harbor at midnight at 100 plus degrees ,heading else where. The locals, don't like the visitors only thier money. But for all who like transients it's great during few months of winter

[@ronschlorff7089]

those are the "good things", for us who live here, it keeps the riff raff out. Gotta be tough to live in AZ, it's no place for pussies. Heck, the Earps and Doc Holliday knew that, way back in 1881!! LOL ;D

[@geogriapeach5211]

Just bought a house with 21/3 fenced acres in Golden Valley for $112,000. 25 min. from the Colorado river.

[@ronschlorff7089]

Nice score!!

[@rebeccapoda2776]

That’s a good situation - was it a foreclosure?

[@geogriapeach5211]

Not a foreclosure, reg. Price

[@LynnaeNesbit]

will be moving here in about 9 months, can't wait, so excited, big change from living in NW MN and the brutal winters

[@nitagerman]

Great Video & Info ! Thanks

[@Bright79-111]

Great video 👍 Thanks! 🇺🇸

[@LivinginArizona]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@michaeljohnson2499]

You have any videos on kingman I'm moving there

[@leticiaurbach1720]

Is Bullhead City better to live than Kingman?

[@ronschlorff7089]

@@leticiaurbach1720 I think Bullhead is closer to Vegas, so yes! ;D

[@jacquelynharper3659]

Been a New Englander all my life but made it out to San Diego a few years ago then had to move back due to family. Now that I will be 40 next year i have been working with a realtor about possibly moving out to either AZ, NM, UT or NV. I will always love the 4 seasons here in New England but I loved the dry heat out west in Southern California.

[@billping2633]

Thank you for all the information you provide. I have been exploring Arizona for the last six months. Its a great state.

[@krismaki757]

I'll be visiting AZ very soon, Sedona for the last week of Feb (including a couple days around the Grand Canyon), and then spending the month of March in Tucson. Personally , from watching your videos and others, I think I'd prefer it the other way around. But one of the other people I'll be traveling with decided this would be best, she has been there before. And she prefers a social life, whereas I prefer nature. I'm sure it'll be great anyway. I will watch more videos about Tucson to find more things to fill my time with things I enjoy.

[@jayteesgear]

Plenty of both in MANY AZ areas!

[@elaineinarizona6354]

If you are a Democrat move elsewhere. Some of us moved here from California and we know the destruction, violence Democrats bring to every state they control.

[@TheMiriam333]

Will someone PLEASE let me know where the rock water slide place is at 7:34? 🙏

[@taylorvanbuskirk8040]

I love living in Arizona, however, they're making a huge mistake by taking up massive city block after city block with these huge apartment complexes. Each apartment represents multiple people living on top of people, and each one of those people have a car. Our freeways are going to look like Southern California very soon, and trust me, you won't be happy when were living in gridlock as you try and navigate yourself around town.

[@ronschlorff7089]

yup, I'll drive way out of my way to avoid going through Phoenix, unless it is a reason to do so, like medical appt., to miss the freeways, there are alternative routes that are "very lonely" when it comes to traffic!

[@eddiev73]

Absolutely agree

[@ronschlorff7089]

@Moon Shine yup, the California sprawl model that is, and "megalopolis" they call it. As Yoda might say! ;D

[@ronschlorff7089]

@Moon Shine public transit would be a good idea if made cheap efficient and above all safe. I rode light rail in Sacto region for many years, at first it was all of the above, but over time it devolved and was less so in all categories. They had transit police who threw free loaders off the train in the middle of nowhere at first, but later city officials found that "cruel on the homeless" and then folks slowly stopped riding and found other means, like carpools to get to and from work. The fairs had to increase due to lower ridership and this spiral continued. I'm far from there now and don't use it but have not found any reports on its status. Same with BART, I used it when brand new, it was great, but now it is deemed unsafe by many folks, like the NY subway system. For the reasons stated above, homeless and criminals using it.

[@MegTidwell]

Arizona is also the number #1 spot for child trafficking in the USA. Our schools are garbage. This video is depicting just the rich Scottsdale areas. Downtown is where everyone congregates from all over the valley and it’s the hotspot for angry over hot people.

[@effieshasmith8810]

I'm currently looking forward to moving Arizona this video was very helpful

[@cbond1c113]

I started to first motions on my moving back to AZ in late August, and experienced some set backs that really challenged my decision ($2,000 worth of car repairs). However, I am back on board and should be there the first week in Dec 2023. However, I do have some concerns about extremely high electric bills, currently it is Oct 21st, and its 98 degrees in Tempe? I know I will have to really live humbly when there this time or else things can get out of hand fast financially.

[@ewayne1918]

New subscriber this list is helpful and informative as a potential new resident of Arizona in the future

[@sh4969]

I would consider moving to AZ from UK even as a holiday home to start of with, seems a really nice place to live. Start thinking like a Pioneer's who went before you Arizona is a blank canvas to me it has so much potential.

[@TheDarkhorse386]

summer last 6 months in Phoenix

[@ronschlorff7089]

thanks, I love that kind of talk, and also mention the killer bees love the hot summers here too! ;D LOL

[@ronschlorff7089]

Speaking of killer bees, two stories: first, a few years ago a guy was found dead, hanging from a rope he'd used to rock climb in Madera canyon, south of Tucson, he had over 300 stings in him. Another guy, a golfer was found dead a few feet from a water hazard on a golf course he had been playing, he tried to get away from the bees, but did not make it to the water!

[@mcmahenc1]

I’m Southern and will tell you that if you are from the SE part of the country or even the Midwest, you will NOT find the people here friendly. It’s been a huge culture shock and after 22 years I’m still not used to the aloof, passive aggressive to downright rude behavior of the people here. Bring your own tribe if you’re moving here. Everything else in this video I agree with though.

[@mcmahenc1]

I’m from AL, GA, LA area (lived in all) and not sure what KC refers to. Most folks in the Deep South are kind and hospitable. Wisconsen’ers are usually super good peeps in my experience. If KC is Kansas City, I’ve never been.

[@magnolya8]

Good evening Jeff

[@LivinginArizona]

Good evening! Beautiful evening out here in Phoenix Metro!

[@sandcrewus1362]

It’s the LA of AZ, mosh pit of everyone from everywhere in phx. Traffic everyday, good areas and bad areas.

[@cryptochofo7288]

I live AZ but with kids, education system here is literally like 44/50

[@MrBigDog2U]

Sky Harbor USED TO BE a convenient airport. Then they built the new terminals and closed terminal 2. Terminal 2 was awesome whereas terminal 3 (and perhaps terminal 4 - I haven't experienced it) is a total cluster-f*** s***-show. Just to get from the gate to baggage claim takes 10-15 minutes and you have to go up and down multiple elevators or escalators. Dropping someone off at terminal 3 is just as bad as the inside of terminal 3 itself. There are multiple pedestrian overpasses and they block visibility of signage that directs you which lanes are needed for each airline.

[@johntalbot119]

Thanks for all your videos. Like our home of Havasu. Not happy with AZ political turn. Fight for what you believe in.

[@leticiaurbach1720]

What is it like living in lake Havasu? Are you happy do you feel safe?

[@jeffreykovach6951]

Lived in AZ from 1984 to 2022. Left for the mountains of north Georgia. Loved AZ for the first 25 or so years, but hate that it's becoming Californicated. So relieved to be outta there! And good luck with the water situation when no one is willing to conserve.

[@IronHorsefan1869]

That last part is not true, people everywhere there are conserving water! especially through Xeriscaping!

[@IronHorsefan1869]

I could NEVER live in Georgia, I’m staying out west thank you very much

[@2008israelramos]

Az is incredible.....I live in Texas and there is no relief from the humid heat 9 months of the year.

[@k7iq]

MAN ! You're videos are just getting better and better ! So, as far as food... Are there any decent seafood restaurants in the Phoenix area you recommend ?

[@BooksbyAFoster]

I live in AZ... don't move here unless you are very sure of the water supply to your home... Many are going dry... So don't be caught off guard...

[@jimjam1719]

what is your opinion for someone that has bad arthritis , fibromyalgia, and asthma regarding the weather/climate/heat/oxygen levels/higher altitude? i've always heard that the dry heat there is good for arthritis/fibromyalgia people but i'm not sure about the asthma/allergy issue being that there is a lot of dust in the air. also, at least the climate is mostly stable there, which is great, coming from a person living with bi-polar weather conditions (texas), which wreaks havoc on all my health conditions because of the back and forth weather, as soon as i get adjusted, another weather change, back to square one. thanks.

[@thesonhaslife]

I've lived in Tucson 40 years , hate it . Would love to move up north in the state , smaller town . Our town starting to look like Cali with the homeless cities

[@markalexander4884]

And why are there those homeless cities? Democrats. Tucson has gone almost completely Democrat and there lack of caring for the city’s future well being is evident.

[@snakebyteOne]

Like these kinds of videos. But we need an honest take on the water situation in AZ.

[@JBorders-cq1nd]

From what research is saying, water shortages are happening in every Phoenix community. I was strongly considering moving back(I’m from there), but now I have to reconsider.

[@frankgreco]

The water situation seems to be quite nasty. New construction was halted recently due to the inability to guarantee water in the Phoenix area.

[@ronschlorff7089]

Good one Jeff. Maybe too good! If you get my drift. One reason for all the things you say positive about our lovely state is the population density is very low, if you get away from the two major population centers of Phoenix and Tucson. And those two places are where the negatives like crime are centered, otherwise yes, if you like the outdoors, it's your place. I paint landscapes en plein air (outdoors) and that's a major reason I'm living here now. Also, we have very little in the way of natural disasters, no quakes, little rain, tornadoes, hurricanes, and no snow unless you seek it out, but rarely "ice ages" like in the east, and your car won't float away in a rainstorm, like in CA now, unless you are stupid in a flash flooded area. And it will cost you big bucks to get rescued; so don't be that stupid guy or gal and drive into what looks like a "little puddle", in your Prius! Get a big truck, first thing, if you move here! ;D But the critters, ah yes, the Crittttttttttters!! You gotta love creepy crawlies, if you move here!! We have millions of snakes, scorpions, and billions of killer bees, so be careful and aware, especially on those picturesque hikes. Put down the selfie stick and phone and look where you put your feet, and which tree you walk under. And bring water, the number one reason for deaths of AZ tourists is from dehydration; it creeps up fast and will kill you in a few hours. Otherwise, it's one of the best places to live, not only in the USA, but the whole planet!! Right Jeff? LOL ;D

[@johnnyh3653]

Another great video Jeff! We moved to Arizona for many of the reasons that you pointed out in this video. We're loving it here! Go Cardinals!, or ummm, maybe better luck next year😉. Take care sir and looking forward to your next video.

[@mary-clarephillips7723]

Thank you

[@sgtpointeblank]

I love your channel. I'm kinda new here and I would love it if you could do a video about Marana :)

[@ronschlorff7089]

What do you want to know? It's nice, clean, and has pretty affordable housing, and it's far (14 miles) from downtown Tucson, which is a good thing. Claim to fame was, several years ago, a local Sheriff deputy there ran down an illegal alien who was brandishing some kind of weapon in public. The poor guy did not stand a chance against a two-ton squad car. LOL ;D

[@jimbofranks1939]

There's nothing special about Marana, just a small dusty town.

[@santiagoacosta-nv1ph]

Dude ! I need a video about apartment complex areas and safe areas. I am moving in july this year to phoenix and its kinda hard to figure out where to live for a young person

[@xokayb7l2]

Few times I have been there I have nothing but great things to say. Just to hot for me.

[@briansnoopy123]

From someone that's lived in beautiful Arizona for his whole life here are my top places to move. Golden valley, Douglas, and Arizona city, don't forget beautiful san luis and breathtaking elloy Arizona high paying low rent and safe with the best schools. They will welcome you with open arms. See you soon neighbor

[@niecek.6473]

I love AZ so much that I bought a small lot close to LHC, talk about hot! But it is a cute fun area ❤

[@everaldosilva1369]

Can you make video about community with Hud Section8, senior low income programs in Arizona? Thanks!

[@1wency]

I’m moving to the Phoenix area soon. I’m looking to start some type of trucking business. I’m not sure what’s the best area to invest in. Towing or dump trucks. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[@Mckenzzieec]

Towing 100%

[@alinapariyani4683]

What are the roads like there? Main highways and artillery streets? In Portland metro there is little to no road maintenance. Potholes and unkept streets/sidewalks make it unenjoyable to walk or drive. Thanks.

[@judelistens510]

Where are the craftsman type homes that are shown in this video located? They are beautiful.

[@danielkaurin8439]

What about the lack of water that the news is talking about? Going to be running out of it soon?

[@ronschlorff7089]

we are digging is trench from CA, we'll have plenty soon!! ;D LOL

[@ademircacique]

I love living in Arizona

[@pattinnin9099]

What do you think about the gold canyon area.

[@ronschlorff7089]

there' no gold there, but lots of copper, our state's motto!! LOL

[@miaclark1595]

Why no mention of Lake Havasu?

[@LivinginArizona]

Havasu is a nice place to live!

[@miaclark1595]

The best.

[@kellyrutherford2147]

I love living here, but your section on food would not have helped me decide. All you showed was fast food chain restaurants.

[@ronschlorff7089]

As you know big cities have the nice restaurants, some on the top of big buildings with bars and such, pretty nice but a cocktail, not that special, will cost you 14 dollars. That's twice now than what it was two years ago by the way, Thanks again, old Joe!! LOL

[@williamfry6087]

Montana to Arizona! currently your governor and the border is a No Go for most people. Get you act together. Protect your border, protect your people.

[@ItsBalakA]

There's more dems in the US than repubs. Sorry to inform you

[@deaniegarcia5694]

Lived in AZ from 1980-1995, then again 2006-2011….live in TN now, LOVE it here…AZ is too crowded, too hot…the West’s most Mid-Western town…keep it

[@theguywhowentthere3346]

exactly, i lived here all my life and it sucks now with all the people moving in. homes are too damn expensive right when i was finally ready to start buying one traffic is ass now like a mini/medium version of the crap california goes through smog is worse now with all the damn cars.

[@albertvargas1069]

TN is a Sht hole

[@engelaswart544]

You don't want to live in Florida ....

[@ralphjohnson3202]

@@theguywhowentthere3346 That sounds like a you problem not Arizona.

[@ILeapZHD]

@@ralphjohnson3202 ok richest man in Phoenix 😂

[@dougi1967]

Moved from Kansas to Phoenix when I was a kid, that's where I developed my palate for fine Mexican food, we just didn't have Taco Bells in KC.

[@MM-ep7gg]

What is the Rent per month in pheonix for single bed house or condo or apartments.

[@Alan-lv9rw]

Arizona was just judged to be the most unfriendly/rude state. I’m happy in Texas which is top 5 for being friendly.

[@christopher4100]

Is there a water shortage there and if so how serious?

[@TomasGarcia-rn4pd]

Hi I was born in ARIZONA.

[@rayk.1548]

Water is getting scarce. Maniacal drivers from out of state especially from CALIFORNIA. People that left blue states continue to vote blue even though Arizona has traditionally been a red state. We are now considered purple although I think in some ways we've gone blue.

[@christopherjamesbenstead]

Can you do a video of moving from Canada to Arizona

[@Algol602]

Safest of top 15 metros in the Nation hands down. We won’t get in to why but those who know know. 🌞🌵😎

[@wiltedspinachcat3472]

from someone who has lived here almost 20 years- the heat in the summer is getting worse. more days over 110 than summers before. im finally moving away before this next summer hits. also the population growing so quickly and a massive lack of public transportation infrastructure causes lots of traffic and congestion that i'll be glad to get away from

[@alexvelez2141]

Don't come east, it's not any better

[@willavietinghoff1]

Can you tell us what is the name of the city or town where those craftsmen-style houses are?

[@kristianx20]

Don’t mind the drought and water shortage because to many people keep moving here.

[@arthurtyeb8043]

I currently live in Southern California, I’m strongly debating between moving to Arizona or Texas. Arizona to me has better weather, but Texas has the bigger economy. Tough choice.

[@tonymontana1996]

same here bud. i was thinking HARD about TX but yes, property taxes, Homeowners Insurance...these add up quick onto the monthly mortgage payment. Went to PHX last weekend with my wife and the National Parks RIGHT outside of PHX did it for us. TX is flat and the outdoors is important to me --- and yes I'd rather have 110 dry then 105 humid As F lol Austin/Houston/San Antonio summers are horrible...but Dallas isnt bad --- and yes Dallas would have a bigger economy. Make sure to calculate Homeowners Insurance and property taxes into the mortgage equation --- 450k in PHX is about the same as 350k in TX.

[@tonymontana1996]

@Moon Shine Literally 100% correct what this guy said lol

[@Cyrus992]

Las Vegas?

[@moodypet8837]

Pheonix economy is booming

[@kamrynstryker8367]

I live in Mesa! Used to live In Chandler, I’d love to meet you!

[@davidparnell1903]

Nice

[@rickyzazueta9637]

It will have a drastic drop in the future ,

[@GilgoldProspecting]

67yr old retired looking to relocate for small gold bearing town to metal detect for daily activities suggestions please ?