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Yeah!! Ur covering Peoria. We enjoyed during our visit. Had lunch @spouts 4 corners Great shopping. Seldom go 2 mall anymore but there is a Nordstrom rack across the street! Thanks much 4 more store updates. Looks like no need 2 go 2 desertridge or scottsdale. Love that new Frys going in! Looking forward 2 more 2 come!🌴😀
I remember when the 101 ended on i think it was Olive avenue or somewhere around there. It would just merge into the street lol I was in elementary school, so this was like back in 1997
Oh my... that's 2 entirely different conversations. 1) I'd love to hear why you think Surprise is nice!!! 2) Teravalis is barely just beginning (like Vistancia was 20+ years ago). People don't realize how long it takes to build communities like this. Until then, it will just be housing in the middle of nowhere.
@@LivinginPhoenixArizona no tervalis is commercial too but like you said it’s 30 years long that increases economic vitality in the west valley Suprise is a different story but there are several new developments and more coming
@@RossVesci Teravalis will be homes only for many years. No business will open if there is no one nearby to spend money, let alone work there. It's a LONG process to build these communities. But you gotta start somewhere.
Ahhhh thank you for that compliment! I take my 'job' seriously; I love data, research and economics. Very much appreciate you taking the time to comment here. THANK YOU!
Love living in No Po! Please people stay away from Peoria as we have enough congestion haha. Bought a new build in 2014 and home has more than doubled in our community.
What we saw during 2020-2022 most likely will not be happening again but anyone that owned anywhere saw a significant jump in values during this time. Homeownership is the way to go!
Phoenix, Arizona gets its water from a variety of sources, including: Salt River Project (SRP) The SRP supplies water from the Salt and Verde Rivers to Phoenix via canals and pipelines. The SRP system includes seven dams and lakes, with Roosevelt being the largest. Central Arizona Project (CAP) The CAP delivers water from the Colorado River to Phoenix through a system of canals. The CAP system includes a storage reservoir at Lake Pleasant on the Agua Fria River. Groundwater Phoenix's wells provide a small amount of the city's water supply. Reclaimed water Phoenix uses reclaimed water for landscaping and recharging groundwater aquifers. Phoenix's water conservation efforts include: efficient use of reclaimed water, groundwater management, leak detection and repair programs, and drought management planning.
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Awesome video! Really informative-thanks for sharing!
Ahhh thanks Norm! 😊
Very good informative video!
Excellent!
Yeah!! Ur covering Peoria. We enjoyed during our visit. Had lunch @spouts 4 corners Great shopping. Seldom go 2 mall anymore but there is a Nordstrom rack across the street! Thanks much 4 more store updates. Looks like no need 2 go 2 desertridge or scottsdale. Love that new Frys going in! Looking forward 2 more 2 come!🌴😀
Five North is going to be amazing!
Thank you Sheryl, love the info. You always give me something to think about, looking forward to doing business with you.
Lots to think about!
Do an updated video on anthem!
I will add that to my list, thanks for the request!
I remember when the 101 ended on i think it was Olive avenue or somewhere around there. It would just merge into the street lol I was in elementary school, so this was like back in 1997
I remember back when there was zero 101 and only half of the 51.
Suprise is nice too and being developed just wait for tervalis in buckeye beautiful Cheryl
Oh my... that's 2 entirely different conversations. 1) I'd love to hear why you think Surprise is nice!!! 2) Teravalis is barely just beginning (like Vistancia was 20+ years ago). People don't realize how long it takes to build communities like this. Until then, it will just be housing in the middle of nowhere.
@@LivinginPhoenixArizona no tervalis is commercial too but like you said it’s 30 years long that increases economic vitality in the west valley Suprise is a different story but there are several new developments and more coming
@@LivinginPhoenixArizona Peoria and north phoenix and the areas mentioned in your video about Peoria is great I loved it thanks Cheryl
@@RossVesci Teravalis will be homes only for many years. No business will open if there is no one nearby to spend money, let alone work there. It's a LONG process to build these communities. But you gotta start somewhere.
@@LivinginPhoenixArizona that’s so true beautiful Cheryl
Love Peoria
NORTH Peoria is new everything!
Where's the water?
www.arizonawaterfacts.com/do-we-have-enough
Are you moonlighting on the State of Arizona Development Board? If not, you might consider it. I commend you on your research young lady. Cheers!
Ahhhh thank you for that compliment! I take my 'job' seriously; I love data, research and economics. Very much appreciate you taking the time to comment here. THANK YOU!
Love living in No Po! Please people stay away from Peoria as we have enough congestion haha. Bought a new build in 2014 and home has more than doubled in our community.
What we saw during 2020-2022 most likely will not be happening again but anyone that owned anywhere saw a significant jump in values during this time. Homeownership is the way to go!
Great video. But I’m a little bias 😉
😂😂😂 There is more to come on Peoria coverage!
I'm soooo glad you talk about the job situation in AZ, because without a job, I can't move to AZ. 😂😂😂✌🏿
THOUSANDs of job in the semiconductor industry still to come.
Where does Phoenix get its water from?
Phoenix, Arizona gets its water from a variety of sources, including:
Salt River Project (SRP)
The SRP supplies water from the Salt and Verde Rivers to Phoenix via canals and pipelines. The SRP system includes seven dams and lakes, with Roosevelt being the largest.
Central Arizona Project (CAP)
The CAP delivers water from the Colorado River to Phoenix through a system of canals. The CAP system includes a storage reservoir at Lake Pleasant on the Agua Fria River.
Groundwater
Phoenix's wells provide a small amount of the city's water supply.
Reclaimed water
Phoenix uses reclaimed water for landscaping and recharging groundwater aquifers.
Phoenix's water conservation efforts include: efficient use of reclaimed water, groundwater management, leak detection and repair programs, and drought management planning.
What’s the name of the mountain bike trail near crown king
1. Badger Springs Wash Trail, 2. Go John Trail, 3. Apache Wash Loop Trail, 4. Deem Hills Loop and there's even more!
@@LivinginPhoenixArizona that’s awesome let’s hike them together sometime
if i took sherly to a movie i might get kicked out for bringing in a snack
😂😂😂 I don't think I would go to the movies with anyone that would even want to bring in their own snack.
@@LivinginPhoenixArizona your the snack im bringing in
@@s_cutt oh my goodness.... well, your comment helps my algorithm even though it has nothing to do with anything.
@@LivinginPhoenixArizona I support what I like and I like what I see 😎
@@s_cutt Ooooh this is a good thing. THANK YOU!
40 minutes wow. get to the facts
lots to say my friend
Peoria is cheap
@@Myhands14 come live up in 85383 where the most expensive homes are.
I don't think I would say anywhere in Phoenix is cheap anymore but there are some great opportunities at many price points in Peoria.