The 10 Best Places To Live In Arizona (The USA) - Job, Family, Safe, Affordable
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- Are you moving to Arizona?
Moving your family to a new state is a challenge on its own. Moving them for all the right reasons is another.
If you’re looking for cultural diversity, a strong economy and adventure for your clan, Arizona is the obvious choice.
Known for its warm climate and beautiful desert landscape, Arizona has long been considered a great place for vacation.
But it’s also a great place to live because of median income, safety, graduation rates, weather, and cultural offerings.
The beautiful scenery of Arizona has provided settings for several Hollywood movies, while the economy is led by health care, transportation, technology and government service.
Endless mountain ranges, palm trees that give the place an easy vibe, rivers, lakes, acres of space, and crazy beautiful sunsets make it a dream place for outdoor lovers.
It should come as no surprise then to know Arizona has one of the biggest resort collections you will find in a single state.
Beyond the natural lure, some of the things that make this state appealing include affordability, education, and employment opportunities.
Whether you’re looking to move or already live here, these are the ten best places in Arizona to call home.
10. Catalina Foothills. (for retirees, families, great outdoor activities)
9. Sun City and Sun City West. (good for retirees, low tax)
8. Flagstaff. (great outdoor activities)
7. Tempe. (good for job seekers, retirees)
6. Prescott. (retirees, great outdoor activities)
5. Scottsdale. (best for families, great outdoor activities, good for job seekers)
4. Peoria. (very safe, good for job seekers)
3. Oro Valley. (affordable, safe, best for families, outdoor activities)
2. Chandler. (affordable, safe, outdoor activities, best for families, jobs)
1. Gilbert. (affordable, safe, best for families, outdoor activities)
Thanks for watching this video. I hope it's useful for you.
(This article is an opinion based on facts and is meant as infotainment).
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I think we played this song at my grandmas funeral
At Nathan B. I was thinking the same thing🤦🏽♀️
Lol 😂 stop hillarious
DAMN. 😂
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I think it is a cute comment.🤗
I've lived in AZ my whole life and if I wanted to live in any of these cities I would have to be a millionaire or a retired millionaire.
Where’s a good spot for in northern AZ for a Utahn looking to escape…well everything utah.
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Why would any millionaires want to live in these places ? I would move to LA if I was a millionaire.
My wife has fibromyalgia and the cold in Utah was killing her, her doctor recommend us to look for a warmer weather and we loved our move to Buckeye, we loved the place, the people around and the services. WE love Arizona
Thx for that! God bless you and your wife and thank God for her complete and total healing and recovery in Jesus name!
@@gladheart4365 Thank you so much for your good wishes, the best to you.
Does anybody talk about water supply? I hear all these rumors that Arizona’s were running out of water.
Buckhead is nice
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Living in Yuma; hopefully the summer heat keeps away the CA residents. But I had to watch this video for a good laugh, and comments
Funny you say that because I'm in San Diego (yes, the one in California)..and all I see right now in the City is AZ plates....lol!
@@gabrielort3531 Probably AZ plates for a stayca or weekend visit, not to live like they are doing here
The majority of these so-called "cities" are nothing more than suburbs of Phoenix !
John Conway you are correct. And each city feels completely different than Phoenix. The boarder cities send the trash to Phoenix.
@@thetruth3809 Haha, that's quite funny :)
Fact homie !
@@thetruth3809 Or Tucson, AKA the Portland of the Desert
@@thetruth3809 just no
Home prices in the Phoenix area reasonable but we over charge Californians.. to keep them out of here.. LOL..
They just pay the price and overinflated the cost to live even more !!!
Californians usually vote left, so please, Cali people, move here to AZ so these right wing nut-jobs will move to Alabama or Oklahoma or Arkansas!
@@bperez8656 shut up ohmygodd
It can’t keep us out we make enough to buy it and buy y’all out 😚😝
Im moving to Arizona this year hopefully
I live in AZ now and it's hot and makes you so lazy that you don't even wanna go outside to do anything. You can get sunburns in your car . You can get sunburns if walk to mail box . It's crappy summer time when it's 115 degrees
Better in Arizona than Freezing Boston I'm heading to Tucson
And I love it for that!
@@michaeldemarco7882 yeah but Mass has much better food and water. And the education she's talking about" it's not even close to anything back east.
The heat in the summer is unbearable..here outside L.A. averages 70 most of the year..that's the only thing that keeps me here..
Stay where you're at.... Freeways backed up again!
M gdhse3 that because people keep moving to Arizona and traffic really isn’t that bad
compared to socal it is nothing
lol
I've lived in Arizona for 17 years and I can safely say this video is very likely a production of the State Tourism Board. You'd have to be a millionaire to afford more than a postage stamp sized lot in most of the places mentioned.
I wouldn't say a millionaire but you have to have a hell of a lot of money to live in all of those cities. Especially Scottsdale, although they are pretty they're kind of expensive for homes. She didn't say like how much the average income is. If you love heat you love Arizona and the winters are awesome down in the desert. I lived in Apache Junction and Mesa and when I lived there it was really nice. there it wasn't like it was when I left. I stayed in Colorado.
Correct. No mention that Tucson has no freeways to get around, and the streets are poorly maintained, and drivers routinely make left turns against a red light. No mention that Phoenix has had 100 degree nights; yep, when the low was over a hundred degrees. But there's no humidity. That's right, and it dries out your nose, where the mucous membranes crack and bleed. A modest home in Scottsdale, as an example, will have, on average, HOA fees of $200 a month. Tucson and Phoenix are world capitals for treatment of skin cancer; they have to be. And I didn't hear them mention that coccidioidomycosis, "valley fever," is endemic here. I retired to Arizona, but not to one of these God-forsaken places.
Especially Scottsdale
Louis C. Gasper You’re right, there isn’t a great deal of information out there mentioning Valley Fever. In fact Tucson is where the Valley Fever Center of Excellence is located. It is one of the foremost institutions working on a Valley Fever vaccine. I lost my right lung after three surgeries. It is a very real danger. I lost my sister in a 1970 flash flood near Payson where 21 people perished. Since that time they are warning people now with public service announcements although some people still don’t heed.
@@cclarke9301 I'm sorry for your losses, of your lung but especially of your sister.
I remember many years ago the University of Arizona caught a lawsuit from a student who got a bad case of Valley Fever. He complained that the University had never anywhere breathed a word to forewarn students applying for admission.
I find nature in these places very beautiful, with fresh air.
Loved the rundown on the best places in Arizona to live! Perfect for job seekers, families, and anyone prioritizing safety and affordability. Thanks!
Thank you for reaching out and sharing this video. New information for me. You are appreciated. Stay blessed!!!
So far living here was the best decision that me and my wife make 17years ago and we are from NYC
5 months of hot weather but then the rest of the year is beautiful ,clean freeways, nice landscaping all over the valley, and a blue sky 365 days a year, cost of living is cheap comparing to NYC but you can make a good living here ,move to places like chandler,Gilbert ,Tempe ,Scottsdale ,ahwatukee they are family oriented and beautiful places to live don’t listen too much of the B/S that people said about this state, I’m happy here with my family no regrets.
really happy to hear that sir. I am leaving NYC very soon to move to AZ, this made me that more excited
Thank you for this, I’m from jersey and I’m working towards moving to Arizona. 💘
@@MynameisSabb if I may ask, what made you want to move to AZ? & when are you planning your move?
@@JoeBased08 really want to be close to the mountains and warm weather. I’ve been wanting too since I was young, just felt called. And maybe in a year or two. Who knows when the universe will tell me to pick up and leave 💘🧿
@@MynameisSabb I hear you on that, it’s never too late. Arizona will always be there waiting for you. Good luck, I hope it all works out well for you 🙏🏾
Sun City & Sun City West do not have schools. Sun City does not have "lots of parks"...there is a small dog park and that's it. All golf courses.
Bill W They vote in Surprise. Now do you get why those schools can’t even afford to give students books? Boomers are SELFISH.
@@victoriamorgan3776 I live and work in the original Sun City AZ which was de-annexed from Peoria School District in the 70's. We do not have an opportunity to vote in school district elections. The original Sun City is not in a city, we are an unincorporated community.
So cool I live 5 mins away from sun City! I worked at banner Boswell, the main icon I think of sun City, I love it even though it's nothing "spectacular"
Correct
Thank you for showing beautiful ARIZONA around."You have a euphonious voice!"Keep on uploading more videos.And stay healthy
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Arizona has so much beauty to offer, thanks for the informative upload. :)
The summer heat will kill you 🤯🔥
Not if you hate the cold and love the heat 😎
left phoenix 20 years ago not for me
Better than hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, blizzards etc
But is a dry heat not humid like in most states in the east. Wet heat is unbearable, when you walk outside you instantly become a sweaty mess. Its hard to breath and the water particles in the atmosphere multiplies the heat index up to 100% hotter than it actually is. Not to mention that there is a musky smell of rotted wood and wet soil everywhere you go. Also, it rains a lot, sometimes 3 or 4 showers in one day without warning.
THAT IS WHAT MAKES A UNIQUE DUMBASS WHAT IF WE SAID "we hate your state so much it is cold and plain without any citys" WHAT IF I DID? HUH? DO NOT COMPLAIN ABOUT THIS WONDERFUL STATE IT HAS BETTER VIEWS THAN YOUR STATE EVER WILL
Okay, I understand that you may be looking at cities because that's where a lot of people are moving, however we all look at " great places to live" differently. For instance, I'm looking at quiet, inexpensive, low crime rate (because there's not a lot of people) and still accessible for the everyday needs. So I personally don't gaf about cities, and the fact that it's nice for the (expensive) retirees.
Coment numbr 2, i hope your channel grow up and give many information to the world
Tucson has one of the highest also Arizona one of the highest car theft rates in the country
Not saying it doesn't happen cause we all know it does but AZ isn't even in the top 10...
Tucson wasn't on the list, Catalina Foothills, and Oro Valley were. Yeah Tucson has issues, especially the south side, but housing is really cheap on the south side
@@nafnaf0 Catalina Foothills, and Oro Valley are just suburbs of Tucson. They get the "amenities" by being part of Tucson.
Yes, I've been the lucky recipient of 4 near car jackings since moving here (of course disclosure: since 1998).
Tucson resident here , someone gets murdered everyday here , I’m relocating this year .
Lovely Place. Shout out from the Philippines
Believe it or not there are cheap places to live in Scottsdale. It’s called S. Scottsdale. Lots of homes between $250k to $400k. Peoria is OK. You can find homes for around $150/soft. Oro Valley is great for retirement. $400k will get you a nice house. Chandler varies from $250k to over a million. 1000sqft home in Chandler can be found for under $250k and fix ups for $200k. Gilbert is vary similar to Chandler, just a little newer. Gilbert homes start at $250k. I’ve seen 1100sqft duplexes for low 200’s. Brand new 1700sqft homes in Gilbert will run you over $400k. Just remember folks. Property taxes here are very cheap. in Chandler and Gilbert a 2000sqft home valued at $400k will run around $2000/yr. In comparison, a 2000sqft home in El Cajon Cali, worth $500k will run you close to $3500/yr. A 2000sqft home in Rochester NY, valued at $700k, will run you close to $21,000/yr. One thing in AZ that is expensive, vehicle tags. Tags will run you 2% of the value of the vehicle. A $50k brand new truck will run you $1000/yr, first year.
Ive lived in Arizona my whole life and you gave to be careful where you choose I’ve lived in Peoria for 5 years and its wonderful and its a very crime free area. You generally just have to be careful what neighborhood you choose and what city. I wouldn’t recommend Avondale or Tucson.
200k fix up is not cheap at all lmao. I live in Indiana and my house was 67k and 1200sqft. Minimal repairs at that. And i make about 60k a year working in a factory. All those prices are insanely high.
We call it Snotsdale, way too expensive.
@@isabella08 what about Florence is it good there ?
As an Arizona native, I appreciate how you pronounced "Prescott", and yes it is pronounced "Pres-kit". :-)
It's spelled, SCOTT that's way it's pronounced also. They just want to be all special and pronounce it kit...
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@@Onry1 you are wrong. The City is pronounced Preskit. Yes, we all know how to pronounce Prescott but to the locals, city and state it has always been known as preskit. You'll understand that if you go over there.
It gets tiring correcting all the people from out of state.
@@surfmotor Too many douchebags there, I'll pass...
I grew up in Prescott, and yes, the locals always pronounced it preskit. We all knew you were a tourist if you pronounced it preSCOTT.
Should be titled "The 6 best places to live in Phoenix".
Flagstaff??
@@Seidylasker Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Peoria, Sun City and Sun City West are all pretty much... P h o e n I x . . .
Or "the 4 best places to live in the East Valley". I couldn't do Sun City or Peoria
@@olchat2012 Not to mention Oro Valley and Catalina Foothills are pretty much...Tucson.
Let's be really honest - if you need to work, it's primarily Phoenix municipal area, then Tucson. Not even a lot in Flagstaff. No wonder they just named communities within the muncipal areas.
I lived in Chandler and Apache Junction, 1965_1970.
Loved the Superstitions Mountains.
I was in the USAF at WAFB in Chandler
There is a lot of mexicans in arizona youll love it
This is b.s. I lived in Tucson and it was Everyman for himself. I was actually kicked by a homeless man in a post office, was threatened with death by a psycho in the desert who was wearing hip waders and had my car broken into. I still loved it. Tucson is pretty awesome.
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I'm Disabled, a Veteran, and have been homeless for two years. I'm not a drug addict, just lost my housing two years ago when the apartment complex I was living at in Mesa Arizona was sold to a buyer in Toronto, who promptly notified the tenants living with Section 8 or VASH assistance they had the option to move out or pay full market value rent without assistance.
I found while looking for a place to move to, that most low income housing in my area was eliminated in this same fashion by greedy investors and was unavailable to find another place to live.
I bought an old van on payments and was forced to start living in it. I did so for a year and was offered a tiny fiberglass trailer on payments. I found that the person I bought it from had mislead me on a clear title, and have had difficulty getting it registered and legal to tow. I have been stranded at a Recreation Area, above Kingman Arizona for seven months now trying to get repairs done to my van. It is no longer safe to drive, and definitely not suitable to tow my trailer. It has been a living hell, upto 128 degrees at times this summer, now dealing with freezing cold at night and heavy winds. Every time I try to get some repairs made, something comes up. I bought a used generator which failed in a couple weeks, had to buy another one, then my emotional support dog Archie was badly bitten and required veterinary care, my air conditioning compressor failed in my Van, I cut my knuckle to the bone and ligaments on some glass discarding some trash which resulted in an Emergency Room Visit.
I have been trying to get help, and have not had much success. I was accepted for PATH Rapid Rehousing through the Catholic Charities, but have searched all over Mohave County but found I cannot afford an apartment on my disability income. I have been looking for a room for rent, but no luck.
So now I'm in a panic as I was notified by the Catholic Charities Caseworker handling my information, had their computer stolen and now my personal information has been compromised.
I am on a waiting list for Section 8, basically started over. I did not choose to be in this homeless situation, and have been doing my best to deal with everything I have experienced the past 2 years. I had to literally give everything I owned away when I lost my apartment EVERYTHING!, I did try and keep my many tools, but those to were lost to a "friend" who was going but keep them until I get settled, but would never respond to my calls or texts.
I am absolutely sick of my life. I don't live anymore, I merely exist, and it's not much of an existence at that. I have not showered in nearly 8 months, and haven't bathed in over two years since losing my apartment. My teeth are broken, many missing, and I broke another one recently, not looking forward to the toothache that's coming. I am nearly blind in one eye and can only see clearly with glasses, but I lost one of the lenses. I have reached out to every VA organization or service center I know of for help, but am ineligible.
I worked for the Air Force starting my senior year of high school, as a civilian employee and for the next decade.
I also simultaneously served 6 years in the Air National Guard, and was honorably discharged, but still don't meet the requirements as I was on active duty for well over a year with Avionics Technical School, and was activated during Desert Storm, but could not deploy with my unit, as I was a 3 level technician straight out of school.
I have no family for support, no friends, only a few people I have met while being homeless. I have had a fellow vet brings some water bottles and food items several months back, and just today was given a propane tank, heavy sleeping bag, and nice winter coat by Catholic charities, these were definitely a blessing and will definitely help, but I don't see how I can ever get out of my situation as my limited income doesn't suffice to handle the many needs I currently have trying to get out of my homeless situation along with handling my major dental problems, lack now of a safe vehicle, and trailer registration.
Any day the area I am staying may be closed, the BLM Rangers have told me they plan to close access to this Recreation Area soon. I will be in an Emergency Situation when they do, and have no idea yet what I will do.
There are many wonderful places in Arizona
Arizona has such high rent!! And the heat gets to 100 degrees all summer never less
The high rent's are because California Investors bought most of the apartment complexes and are building more. Net result is out of state greedy investors are controlling the rents. At the same time local politicians have been bought and paid for. Local officials got their piece of the action, so they dont care!
Incredibly stunning places ❤
I live in Prescott and it is BEAUTIFUL. Thumb butte and Granite mountain is probably my recommendation for hikes
GREAT CHANNEL.
I tried to watch this, but couldn't get the whole way through. The music...the slow monotone speaking...it was just plain torture.
Double speed baby!
It wasn't as bad as other "top 10" vids out there. What I can't stand though are those generic photos of people to bring home a point. Almost as bad as Mashed videos, which are the worst I've seen.
For me it was the hands.
Richard Sgrignoli Ikr? "The 80's are calling; they want their infomercial music back"
try watching again its very informative and gives a really nice break down!!! but ur right the music coulda been better..
Thank you! I actually live in Arizona and learned something
Do you like it?
@@juliemead7366 depends on the area, but it's the same with ever state I suppose. Northern is your best bet. I've lived here for over 20yrs, in the south side
They have fresh air!! Guess the other towns don't have that...
Best place to live Phoenix and Tucson ,AZ 2020!
The cities are beautiful.
Man, people from Arizona are mean😂. All the don't come here comments are tough. LoL
Were just saying az os hotter than hell and to many perople California come here.
CA is moving into our Great State and bringing their political flaws with them. They already ruined their state, so we are very nervous about them ruining this great place.
Fantasyy yes we don’t need you
Martha Sierra I wasn’t planning on going to Arizona. But now, maybe I will and seek you out specifically. We can be the best of friends 🙂 🔪
Thank You so much
I love you guys too xxx. Thanks 🙏.
We full already stop coming here 😂
Yeah all the Californians need to stay there.
I've lived in Tempe for for over 8 years now. It is my fave city to live in the metro Phoenix area!
North Peoria is best area in the US. Absolutely beautiful and perfect for outdoor lovers
I used to live there on Parisdise Dr I like it ! i felt good there!
I have been to catilina foothills of is a really good place and it is a very pretty place too. But the snow is a LIE it never snows there.I know because one of my family members lived there. I love Tucson I lived there until I was 7 then I moved I love that place soo much.
Re: The Oro Valley segment, I was unable to figure out why there was an image of high rise buildings that were characteristic of NYC or Chicago within the video.
They pretend it's nat part of Tucson when describing the community, but take credit for Tucson for the amenities.
These people could make a Hell look wonderful, How about Arizonan summers when you can cook a egg on the hood of your car, snakes, gangs, car theft ??
August 2020 is the hottest summer on record also...
And freeway traffic mornings and evenings are the worst
Yea you can fry an egg on anything in the summer. Still can’t figure out why people want to move here.
LMFAO you know your shit
Coyotes, poisonous insects, crazy drivers,...& Coyotes run most of the valley... keep cats and small dogs indoors!! They can easily jump the walls.
Amazing
Lived in AZ for 7 yrs..I loved it..Houses are affordable and freeways are always almost empty. I wish to return and hopefully soon
Jose Jay they’re not empty anymore more people have moved here
Empty freeways?? When was the last time you lived here? lol
@@orlanzo2621 25 minute commute anywhere across Phoenix Metro
This video is like 100% b roll.
Arizona Affordable yeah right!!!
I loved so much Arizona🇮🇶
Wuow gue imagen friend Thanks a you
We’re FULL now. Sorry.
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Couldn't agree more.
damn you are gorgeous
Keep Arizona Great
@GenesisOwner Turbo lol
Please go somewhere else! The freeways are packed and there’s no more room! They’re building on native reservations so you guys can have your cheap track houses
finally the town i live in made #1 on the list
Avondale is growing and providing places of employment. It's really nice to and by mountains. I grew up there and now live in Tempe.
Providing work yes as well as much more section 8... so would make sense to create more jobs for working class to support more sec 8
Gotta get people working to pay for the sec 8ers
Don't get me wrong... love avondale just don't like sec 8
@@rickyd3787 lol
Yes is nice Avondale . Me live here. Is quiet.
Seven of those cites you can find homes for around $175/psi.
Not to worry, people of AZ, some of us CAians want to keep our 2A & have our votes count.
Exactly. We want to keep our American values. Don't forget to vote for Trump.
Welcome then. We need you
Then you are wecome to come .
Please come if you are aware of how important it is to keep our state right of center. Otherwise, stay in CA.
Thank you
We moved here 5 years ago from Denver. And love it Arizona is amazing!!
Which part of Arizona do u live if I may ask please
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I went to one of those small towns and cites in Arizona. I live in Phoenix, Arizona. And this is exactly where I live right next to Chandler, Arizona is Ahwatukee, Arizona!
Chiles Russell-Taylor I lived in ahwatukee for a few years, great city
This couldn't be more far from the truth. I'm a native and this made little to no sense. I think she had her cities mixed up. Btw, great cities none the less. Haha
Hope I could go there someday
I agree with the suburb comment, great video overall though!
What about Verrado? It's a beautiful community, quiet and peaceful. Great for raising your family.
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Great to hear, just bought a home here and moving tomorrow.
Verrado doesn't belong there, it should be bull dozed over, it should've been against the law to build it there in the first place by developers who's only interest was money. There's not enough water to keep building every where.
@@keithmacdonald4857 congratulations seeing that it's been two weeks since this post. Welcome to the island!
@@stevestarr5968 I guess you're not happy that Bill Gates is going to build his smart city in Buckeye.
Yes very nice living at Verrado.
Chandler and Gilbert have a low cost of living? I am going to call bullshit on that
Laveen, Goodyear, Avondale, Glendale, South Phoenix- Cheaper
Lara from daily drop out bring here, what nice and peaceful place
so beautiful I will come in Arizona
Last time I went my friend told me the State of Arizona is great, but they need to progressive policies to improve it.
She moved from NYC to Mesa complaining about the high taxes and low quality of life, illegal immigration...
Lol
Yeah ASU brings some of the worst progessive youngsters to the area. It's actually really awful. I wish they'd stay in their own liberal shitholes instead of turning PHX into one.
i love this video
I went to surprise once in 2016/17 and I thought I was just tired but turns out it was heat exhaustion 😂
I live in Alabama.
When I lived in Arizona I lived under a rock 🪨 it was a nice rock with low a crime rate I would ride my bike to school 🏫 a very nice school where none of my classmates could read we loved are school 🏫. My teachers could not write very well, but we loved 🥰 them. We were all dirt poor and hungry all the time. We ate stray cats and dogs with that it made are community very safe.
Beautiful cities....!
Thank you, ABSOLUTELY, magical places.
My grandpa grew up in AZ & fled for So Cal after high school
Thanks for the video. I just subscribed. I shoot and drone a lot in the Lake Havasu and Flagstaff areas
Do you see many snakes and scorpions? What are the good, bad, and the ugly about areas?
I don't see too many, more little scorpions maybe. Good luck with your channel.
All the places they mentioned are way more expensive than just living simply in Phoenix. Not to mention the commute and the gas money if you need to work in Phoenix. Most places on the outskirts of Phoenix that are considered top places to live are going to cost you more. But if you come from a place where the cost of living was high then I guess this could be a good deal for you. The places they picked are good for jobs, family and safe but they need to remove affordable because that’s not true.
Hi there
Good places to live in USA mean - good place for rich white Americans who drive everywhere to raise their families.
Almost every place is affordable compared to California.
@@alexramos1435 things have changed considerably since I last said this and we are now under construction to become the next CA it seems! We are more than halfway there by now.
@@gracec6485 What halfway - price of a small house in San Francisco is 2 million dollar.
Affordable housing yeah right!! If you call 300k affordable. Ranked #9 worst states to live in the US for 2020. Undesirables are flooding the area from out of state with homelessness in Phoenix top 10 in the country.
Lovvvve Arizona
I am your new subscriber
Where’s Maricopa? That’s a great city to live in as well! And way cheaper than Chandler and Gilbert.
My guess is that when it comes to employment and amenities, Maricopa does not have much to offer. Even if you commute to Chandler for work, it would be at least a 20 mile commute.
Try 35 minutes with traffic and it's a single lane highway most of the way at 55 MPH.
Mesa, is in Maricopa county.
Maricopa is the County
@@zkasdarli5749 there is also a city called maricopa, about 30 miles south of phoenix
Is dangers in here that people they don't know how to drive
I saved at least two little kids from getting hit :^ but yeah driving is a big issue here
Raul Ramirez I guess you’ve never been to California. But I agree there are bad drivers - most are under the age of 30 and very aggressive drivers. They ignore stop signs and red lights, and texting and driving is the norm.
I been living in California more than 20 years and I know how it is
@@SteviePaints or snowbirds.
I’ve lived a lot of places. People can’t drive everywhere. Not just Arizona.
Those Kalifornians could probably find some decent deals in Tuba City or maybe Kayenta, help the economy of the Navajo.
Nice
I kill 5 or more green mohave rattlesnakes a year in my yard . I cant wait for the city folks to walk out and find them in their yards . Lol
Princess Talullah's Cat Life . They will just die if you take them out of the area . We dont have a shortage of them . I love my kids and animals. So you can go sleep with them not me ...
I'm surprised that some of the relocated mobsters in the witness protection program haven't already killed the majority of them with their Beretta guns there. Marone. 😷
I’m from Arizona but my city isn’t on the list QwQ
I was in Tucson a long time ago spent three or four days there back in early '80s I liked it and I was in Phoenix but only at the airport
Great
I lived in the Phoenix area for a couple years while attending ASU. Few places are nicer in Winter, but the heat from April through November were too much for me. I really like the Sedona area and also Prescott, but it has gotten so crowded and housing costs have also skyrocketed. Why can’t the lady pronounce Tempe correctly,,,,,?? Stressing the PEE second consonant too much. 🤣. At least she didn’t pronounce Prescott as Pres-SCOTT like many people do. One place I would like living in the Winter is Bisbee. Not too crowded and you can be a bum and be left alone. 👍
i think that lady just took a large hit off the METH pipe before making that video.....
LMAO!!
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Pls can anyone provide information about Ora valley.
Regarding rents , schools , safety etc.
I wish visiting this beautiful city
I’m from Tunisia, i’m fond of traveling in 2019 one of my friends in Canada sent me a letter of visitation, so I visited Canada twice. My dream is to visit the lovely USA, I like very much this country. Can someone help me to visit the USA? Thank you in advance.
Stay in California!! It’s great!
No its not
utilities are low in Arizona? Not electricity.How about $350 a month to cool a 1600 sf house in summer(May thru September).Water is expensive too.Auto and home insurance? High.
rafal jankowski Agreed! I moved to AZ for a short time and the electric cost was triple what I was told!
There's a house for 1600 in SF? Or do you mean a 400 sqft studio?
@@GillVRRT since when SF is in Arizona?luckily is not
You said "sf house"
@@GillVRRT put down that bong
Beautiful, cool, good, I'm a new friend
Make a top 10 list for Colorado and California
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Plus Arizona has got girls
Eh so so
The most beautiful town I use to visit more is Scottsdale where Sunday afternoon people don't scare to live like the first human being, and there is feast and beautiful town and people
If you're thinking about moving to AZ, I hope water is not one of your top priorities. I mean, it's only an essential part of human survival, but hey- look at that Vista!