I used to live there in the 80's. Winters are great and even summers are not that bad, humidity is low so it in not uncomfortable at all. Even in summer one can hike in late afternoons and evenings. Because it is a desert, temperature falls down quickly after the sunset. The weather is so stable that you seldom need to listen to the forecast. The sprawling campus of the University of Arizona is very vibrant and cosmopolitan.
Tucson has some wonderful things, but the roads are terrible. Potholes everywhere. In some parts of the city it’s doesn’t even feel like being in the USA with respect to road conditions.
Living in Tucson for about 12 years. I learned you have to be careful when it comes to driving people in Tucson, who can't drive. Summer lasts 6 to 7 months out of the year. It can be 80 degrees but it feels hotter. The roads out here suck and construction is constant.
I live here in the suburbs. Came from Midwest. Love it here. Weather in winter is near perfect. Spring warm with nice breezes. Summer hot but the monsoon’s bring really pretty thunderstorms with lightning displays and fall warm with nice breezes. Tucson has a couple nice malls and plenty of high end resorts. In my opinion it’s beautiful especially in the foothills with all the desert trees. SO much prettier than let’s say Phoenix metro. Plus 9000 foot MT.Lemmon with gorgeous pine trees is not too far away.
I have arthritis and I’m tired of Illinois and all it’s problems. I love the outdoors everything you said sounds like exactly what I want so here I come.
@ me and my father are looking to rent. Can you help us with that we’re investing and saving our money up for a house I will be a new homebuyer so I’ll be down the line. It won’t be probably for another few years but I can keep you in mind we can establish a business relationship. 😀. We’re looking to vacation to Tucson very soon like within weeks. Maybe we can stop by and say hi.
@ Awesome thank you for that. I look forward to touching base with you me and my father vacationed out there several times and we really enjoyed it. We always hovered around the Phoenix Mesa area with a trip to Flagstaff of course so Tucson will be a fun new adventure.
You missed the main reasons people don't like Tucson. The heat in the summer. Its only second to Phoenix in that respect, its unbearable unless you have A/C or a Swamp Cooler. Expect a high electric bill in the summer to pay for your A/C. High rents too.The roads full of potholes, expect damage to your cars suspension, lack of street lighting, poor street drainage so expect flooding in the monsoon, and too much traffic and a lot of road rage.
@@cactuscosyusa sounds like people don’t want to talk about it cause gov t is mot fixing the issues just pocketing the tax on the peoples money. It sounds like they don’t reinvest in the community. Sound corrupt.
I was raised in Tucson in the 50s and 60s and I can tell you that it was a great place to grow up then. Don't know so much about now though as govt and demografics have changed.
C'mon make a real list. Reasons to not come to Tucson: High crime, homeless problem, huge drug problem, poorly maintained roads, 5 month long insane summer, and once you do the tourist thing there is very little to do in Tucson. Mexican food in Tucson is number one in the world however.
I agree I live in Tucson and attended UA. Tucson is very boring, nothing really to do except outdoor activities. Homelessness is a big problem & drug problem. I’m moving this summer and I cannot wait.
This is so true. Tucson is nothing but BORING. The roads are nothing but potholes. Bike riders absolutely, then again we have a lot of dead bike riders and pedestrians. Do you really want to come here?🥵🥵🥵
@@kathybrooks3860 I swear the only thing to do in Tucson is basically just walk, only in the mornings and evenings tho. I do admit tho Tucson evenings are probably one of the best in the country. (Sunsets)
Me and my partner are planning to buy a home next fall in Tucson. These videos make me want to move there sooner! We are in Washington state and are done with the rain. I can't wait to make Tucson my new home.
@@azgal663 oh I sure have and I also got to experience them while I was there last August. I understand they may cause some flash flooding but my partner and I thought they were so cool! We live in Washington State currently and we are used to rain a good chunk of the year, but we had never seen rain like this before.
I lived there for 4 years (early 90s), and I had only 3 real negatives about life there. July/August were absolutely miserable temperatures....while 7 months out of the year (especially winter). 2nd, the water had a funny taste, and after 4 months....I gave up on tap water for anything beyond coffee. 3rd, getting from one end of town to the other....was a massive pain.
Yes! All of this is so true! A lot of people here have reverse osmosis systems to filter the taste of the tap water. And yes, it’s a hassle to go from one end of the city to the other. (And I can confirm all this, as a real estate agent). 🤣
Why does the water taste so bad? I live in a city in central Alberta, Canada most peeps drink the tap water but I never drink the tap water 'cause the chemicals make it taste horrible.
@@spartacusyoya Around Tucson, there are 'filling' stations where you bring your 5-gallon water container....put the cash in, an your bottle is filled with 'filtered' water from the city system. Neutral taste. I often thought that the water-industry selling you the filtered stuff....must be paying the city to do nothing....so that you got hooked on filtered-water. Even on the base, they had one or two of these filter-stations.
In most large food stores in our city there are filtered water dispensers but it is a pain to have to haul 5 gal jugs back home. I add a pinch of sea salt and a little bit of baking soda to filtered water to get re-mineralization and increase pH. Sometimes I will buy a bottle of quality high pH spring water or high pH purified water and mix that with filtered water to create a quality drinking water. Yeah, it is sick to have to go through all that work just to drink and cook with quality water. I met an old guy in the 'hood recently, said he was living here since late 1940s. He told me they just dug a water well, and life was good.
Hi there! I do have a video on this channel about renting in the Tucson area, but it was made several years ago and I need to redo the video. The last I checked, the average rental in Tucson was going for about $2000 a month, although of course you can get much less expensive and much more expensive, it just depends on what you’re looking for. I don’t personally do rentals but there are a few websites. I recommend for searching for rentals. Feel free to contact me directly and I can give you more information. Thank you!
Yes, it is a concern in Arizona and California and Nevada because all those states get their water from the Colorado river. We have several videos out on this channel about water in Tucson, so feel free to check those out after this one. :) Thanks for the view and comment !
That Heat is pretty hot. If you move there from a colder Climate try to find shade as much as possible. How are you in a A.C. Environment? Nights are much easier then the Days there. Mexico is close by too.
Yes the heat is verrrrry hot 🥵 in the summer. If someone isn’t used to it, it might be rough. The nice thing is that we don’t have a lot of humidity most of the time. Thanks for checking out the channel!
You can call me directly and we can talk about statistics but I do have a video on this channel about crime in Tucson and I encourage you to watch that video. Thanks! 😁
@@TucsonArizona Thanks for reaching out! I was just wondering generally, because I was looking at U of A for grad school and potentially living out there, because I love how Arizona is growing and the business environment seems great.
Exactly. 1. Reason not to like Tucson is that it's a career blackhole. If you haven't already made your money elsewhere, don't expect to make it here outside of a very small number of industries.
I’m totally into birding, so I’ll be spending a few months near Tucson in ‘24. I love New England but Dec thru March gets dark, cold, downright depressing.
It's an interesting clip and an upbeat speaker. However, I'd hoped for an honest assessment of the pros AND cons, not a coyly worded all compliments clip. This clip leaves me still with no idea of the downsides of living in Tucson as it lacks objectivity. Saying you won't like Tucson if you don't like biking is ridiculous. If someone is not a cyclist they could still love Tucson. They'd just not cycle. Same with saying you wouldn't like Tucson if you didn't like art, or stargazing, or bird watching. That's silly. I appreciate the narrator's enthusiasm and love of the city. But I am looking for an honest assessment, warts and all, rather than a cheerleading chant.
In Tucson for over 60 years. November to the end of April is Great! Smart people leave at the end of May and they don't come back till November. We call those smart people snowbirds. Hiking is great! The mountains are beautiful The sun shines a lot Just avoid the Summers It's too hot
The entire East side of Tucson is completely UNSAFE. Assaults and property occur daily with police seldom responding. Look at all the trucks and riffraff parked on front yards and blocking fire access lanes. Paramedics and fire trucks cannot get through. There are several trailer parks that are nicer and safer than Civano. Biggest bad investment I ever made. Oh, and abortion rallies every Saturday. If you like that sort of thing, 4th Ward Tucson City Councilwoman hosts the political events on Saturdays right in your neighborhood where the children can hear it.
I would honestly love moving there but the downfall is i never experienced living in Arizona before, and i know they struggled with good water, thats mainly my only problems and i dont know if its expensive or hard for a cost of living. Edit: i come from minnesota btw, and i would prefer a easier life with more sun, I lived here for 10 years now
Thanks for checking out the channel. I always encourage people to visit Tucson before they move here. I also have a lot of videos on this channel about water and water resources. Have a great weekend!
I'm an introvert. Tucson sounds like fkn heaven to me: artsy, spaced out living areas, bird watching, beautiful sunsets. I wanna book a 4-5 day get away and check it out! 😍😍 The no freeway suuuucks tho. I'm also a Scorpio. I wonder if the scorpions will love me. lol
I like all those things!! Sure seems like Tucson is calling to me. Can't wait to explore! I do have some questions for you and will send an email soon. Thanks again for another informative video!
The only thing I found good about Tucson area not in Tucson but near Tucson is the fact that I discovered Giant Indian rock artifacts, I have also discovered Native American Indian Rock artifact all over the area I live in.
Lived there for 13 years. Loved it. COVID hit, California migration hit. Home prices ridiculous, rent ridiculous. Crime ridiculous! Homeless ridiculous! What a shame. All I can say is if you move close to the city and that’s where you do your business, make sure you check the perimeter before getting out of your car. 9 times out of 10 someone will approach you. 0:15 out of ten someone will approach you, and not with good intentions.
Hi there! I actually don’t ride a bike around often but I know a lot of people lock their bikes wherever they take them. I’ve heard of bikes getting stolen off of front porches, etc. I don’t hear about it happening all the time but I know it happens
ive got multiple business now, no where close to being broke, lol nice try at least i dont live in that shithole Tucson. if i was still there i would be just like you working class, thank god i did tho @@rossferguson5786
You wouldn't like Tucson if you are bored by the sunrise or sunset over the Catalinas watching colors change to/from dark turquoise thorough yellow/ orange to saffron and magenta.
My girlfriend and I planning on looking at condos in the north east part of tuscon next year. I feel like its time for me to move out of my home town (Reno, NV) and see whats out there but I'm really nervous because I'm the type of person who looks at crime rates and stuff like that even though I live in a college/casino town 😅
It definitely depends on the area of town. We don’t have a lot of condos here but we have some nice ones in the foothills but those are expensive because everything is expensive in that area.
@@TucsonArizona I'm going there in late September to go camping and hiking in the desert, (I'm one of those reptile enthusiasts). Planning on a month, we'll see. Looking forward to all of the cultural things, I love museums and art. Really excited.
We definitely have some amazing snakes and spiders and lizards here. I don’t know if I’ve ever come in contact with any fire ants here. And I think in all my 40 years of living in Tucson, I’ve been fortunate to only see one rat.
I was stationed there in the 90s, low key one of the dopest places in America. But what about those mountain lion attacks ? I remember hearing a lot of hikers getting attacked
To be honest in my recollection, I don’t remember any mountain lion attacks in the Tucson area, but it’s certainly possible. It’s always a good idea to keep eyes peeled when out hiking, but it’s much more likely to run into a rattlesnake or other more aggressive animal than a mountain lion
Recently spent a week in staying in downtown Tucson as a visitor. The historic buildings and walkability made it quite fun and interesting. However, your downtown is being taken over by drug addicts, mentally ill and homeless. We were told by our hotel to use extreme caution at night and avoid walking. During 7 days we experienced aggressive panhandling, attempted car break-in, mid-day arrest and foot chase and being berated by homeless. We had a very pleasant dinner at a wonderful restaurant one night but the walk back to the car was a sketchy gauntlet of homelessness. Many nice things about downtown, but not in a hurry to return - too bad.
Tucson mayor Romero needs to stop her playtime and be a real mayor. It's gotten so bad with illegal immigrants here. Beautifying Tucson is one thing, focus on immigration, the homeless, transportation, fentanyl etc..those sre priorities. She needs to acknowledge that is a big problem here. She went to DC with other city mayors. Romero stuttered in her interview in DC, but never mentioned the immigration issue 🧐. One thing she NEVER has discuss the border issues. AP Reporter saw the percentage of citizens complaining & are unhappy on social media. It's honestly a big problem. And disappointedly we voted for her. 🤨
The mayor and her leftist cronies have ruined this town. Homeless everywhere, crime, drug use, illegals, cutting police force, roads full of potholes. It once was a beautiful town.
I lived there five years, the things I don't like about Tucson: Trashy people , shitty roads, bad government, lazy and uneducated people, University of Arizona sucks (even ASU is better) crappy DEI mayor and government, city is backward and most of the city has made no progress or growth since the 70s or 80s and looks that way, Whole swaths of the city are incredibly ugly, and lots of crack heads and other drug addicts. The pros include beautiful mountains and National Park and some trails. The food and things she claims in the video are things that any city has and virtually every other place in the US else beats it on every measure. This person in the video said she hasn't lived anywhere else so she has no perspective. The only award this city has ever received is the " city of gastronomy" which was probably just given out for PC reasons and the food they are talking about is mainly mexican food which all cities have now.
I don't know about ASU being better, but your right about government, the roads etc. A great place to visit and live in the 60s and 70s. Downtown was wonderful in the 60s. Alot of history which has been destroyed to build a better more ugly Tucson
So, you're saying you won't like Tucson if you like the kind of things most people like!!! In other words, you're trying to get people to move to Tucson so you can sell them a house and make some money! Nice and selfish. Don't tell them about homelessness, crime, heat, etc. Ridiculous
Advance welcome to those thinking about moving to Tucson. Hope you can afford it. My home purchased for $13k is now worth $250k. Apartments are going for $1200 p/mo now. I remember paying $550 back in the day. Good luck! 😆 🤣 😂
Tucson seems interesting to me. I lived in Phoenix for a couple of years before going back to my native state of Florida. Thunderstorms meh....that is nothing. Get almost monsoons in Florida. I love art. Plus either high humidity or dry heat is heat. Phoenix and Palm Springs taught me that.
I've lived here since I wa a boy and I love Tucson. I've lived all ovr the world and there is no placequite like Tucson. if you don't like it here then get out!!
Oh wow really? That’s too bad! I think in all my 40 years in Tucson, I’ve only seen two live scorpions in my home, and I’ve never had any bedbugs, thank goodness! 😬
Too many narcissts especially the California people moving here, most of the homes are all overpriced, too many high cholesterol greasy food nothing really healthy oh & the healthcare sucks big time!!!
We're looking at exiting California, how religious is Tucson? My family are atheists and we currently live in Bakersfield which is highly religious. Social circles run along which church you go to, and when it's known we don't go, we get a lot of shunning.
I live in Tucson for four years, so this video remembering me ten reason I love living in Tucson Arizona, I really love this City, Thanks for posting
So happy you love living here!
I used to live there in the 80's. Winters are great and even summers are not that bad, humidity is low so it in not uncomfortable at all. Even in summer one can hike in late afternoons and evenings. Because it is a desert, temperature falls down quickly after the sunset. The weather is so stable that you seldom need to listen to the forecast. The sprawling campus of the University of Arizona is very vibrant and cosmopolitan.
So right in so many ways!😀
Tucson has some wonderful things, but the roads are terrible. Potholes everywhere. In some parts of the city it’s doesn’t even feel like being in the USA with respect to road conditions.
Yes the roads can be rough!
Living in Tucson for about 12 years. I learned you have to be careful when it comes to driving people in Tucson, who can't drive. Summer lasts 6 to 7 months out of the year. It can be 80 degrees but it feels hotter. The roads out here suck and construction is constant.
I live here in the suburbs. Came from Midwest. Love it here. Weather in winter is near perfect. Spring warm with nice breezes. Summer hot but the monsoon’s bring really pretty thunderstorms with lightning displays and fall warm with nice breezes. Tucson has a couple nice malls and plenty of high end resorts. In my opinion it’s beautiful especially in the foothills with all the desert trees. SO much prettier than let’s say Phoenix metro. Plus 9000 foot MT.Lemmon with gorgeous pine trees is not too far away.
I love Mount Lemmon, and I love all of our suburbs. Thanks for the view and comment. ☺️
Can't wait. We're moving from midwest too and are anxious to be there!
Awesome! I know you will love it here. Don’t hesitate to reach out! I would love to chat with you about your upcoming move to Tucson!😀
I have arthritis and I’m tired of Illinois and all it’s problems. I love the outdoors everything you said sounds like exactly what I want so here I come.
Sounds great! Don’t forget to give me a call when you are ready to buy a home here!😀
@ me and my father are looking to rent. Can you help us with that we’re investing and saving our money up for a house I will be a new homebuyer so I’ll be down the line. It won’t be probably for another few years but I can keep you in mind we can establish a business relationship. 😀. We’re looking to vacation to Tucson very soon like within weeks. Maybe we can stop by and say hi.
Unfortunately I don’t do rentals. 😬. I would love to discuss areas of town to help you decide where to explore!
@ Awesome thank you for that. I look forward to touching base with you me and my father vacationed out there several times and we really enjoyed it.
We always hovered around the Phoenix Mesa area with a trip to Flagstaff of course so Tucson will be a fun new adventure.
You missed the main reasons people don't like Tucson. The heat in the summer. Its only second to Phoenix in that respect, its unbearable unless you have A/C or a Swamp Cooler. Expect a high electric bill in the summer to pay for your A/C. High rents too.The roads full of potholes, expect damage to your cars suspension, lack of street lighting, poor street drainage so expect flooding in the monsoon, and too much traffic and a lot of road rage.
@@cactuscosyusa sounds like people don’t want to talk about it cause gov t is mot fixing the issues just pocketing the tax on the peoples money.
It sounds like they don’t reinvest in the community. Sound corrupt.
The hiking in Tucson is the best. So much to explore.
I agree! I love to hike in Tucson!
I dont care what anyones says about this but...I love tucson very much.i live there.its beautiful
I agree! Tucson is very beautiful.
I was raised in Tucson in the 50s and 60s and I can tell you that it was a great place to grow up then. Don't know so much about now though as govt and demografics have changed.
I still love it here but it’s definitely changed since I was a kid in the 80s
C'mon make a real list. Reasons to not come to Tucson: High crime, homeless problem, huge drug problem, poorly maintained roads, 5 month long insane summer, and once you do the tourist thing there is very little to do in Tucson. Mexican food in Tucson is number one in the world however.
I agree I live in Tucson and attended UA. Tucson is very boring, nothing really to do except outdoor activities. Homelessness is a big problem & drug problem. I’m moving this summer and I cannot wait.
@dman1069 If you own your home, I can help you sell it!
This is so true. Tucson is nothing but BORING. The roads are nothing but potholes. Bike riders absolutely, then again we have a lot of dead bike riders and pedestrians. Do you really want to come here?🥵🥵🥵
I want to move back from PA, but my only reason right now is that I miss the food!! Oh my oh my.
@@kathybrooks3860 I swear the only thing to do in Tucson is basically just walk, only in the mornings and evenings tho. I do admit tho Tucson evenings are probably one of the best in the country. (Sunsets)
Omg ! I loved the 10 reasons but the thunderstorm.
I understand that thunderstorms can be nerve racking. I’ve been in a few concerning ones myself!😀
Me and my partner are planning to buy a home next fall in Tucson. These videos make me want to move there sooner! We are in Washington state and are done with the rain. I can't wait to make Tucson my new home.
Great! Tucson will love to have you!
I miss the rain😢
Have you heard about our monsoon season?
@@azgal663 oh I sure have and I also got to experience them while I was there last August. I understand they may cause some flash flooding but my partner and I thought they were so cool! We live in Washington State currently and we are used to rain a good chunk of the year, but we had never seen rain like this before.
I love our monsoons
I lived there for 4 years (early 90s), and I had only 3 real negatives about life there. July/August were absolutely miserable temperatures....while 7 months out of the year (especially winter). 2nd, the water had a funny taste, and after 4 months....I gave up on tap water for anything beyond coffee. 3rd, getting from one end of town to the other....was a massive pain.
Yes! All of this is so true! A lot of people here have reverse osmosis systems to filter the taste of the tap water. And yes, it’s a hassle to go from one end of the city to the other. (And I can confirm all this, as a real estate agent). 🤣
Why does the water taste so bad? I live in a city in central Alberta, Canada most peeps drink the tap water but I never drink the tap water 'cause the chemicals make it taste horrible.
@@spartacusyoya Around Tucson, there are 'filling' stations where you bring your 5-gallon water container....put the cash in, an your bottle is filled with 'filtered' water from the city system. Neutral taste. I often thought that the water-industry selling you the filtered stuff....must be paying the city to do nothing....so that you got hooked on filtered-water. Even on the base, they had one or two of these filter-stations.
In most large food stores in our city there are filtered water dispensers but it is a pain to have to haul 5 gal jugs back home. I add a pinch of sea salt and a little bit of baking soda to filtered water to get re-mineralization and increase pH. Sometimes I will buy a bottle of quality high pH spring water or high pH purified water and mix that with filtered water to create a quality drinking water. Yeah, it is sick to have to go through all that work just to drink and cook with quality water.
I met an old guy in the 'hood recently, said he was living here since late 1940s. He told me they just dug a water well, and life was good.
Ive been planning to move here, in the next few years, but i got to visit first to see it. How's pricing for renting an apartment??
Hi there! I do have a video on this channel about renting in the Tucson area, but it was made several years ago and I need to redo the video. The last I checked, the average rental in Tucson was going for about $2000 a month, although of course you can get much less expensive and much more expensive, it just depends on what you’re looking for. I don’t personally do rentals but there are a few websites. I recommend for searching for rentals. Feel free to contact me directly and I can give you more information. Thank you!
Rent for at least a year before any potential purchase of a home.
Definately a great way to get to know a place before committing to a home!
My concern about moving to Tucson is all about the water crisis.
Yes, it is a concern in Arizona and California and Nevada because all those states get their water from the Colorado river. We have several videos out on this channel about water in Tucson, so feel free to check those out after this one. :)
Thanks for the view and comment !
that summer sun
We have enough water for 150 years
It can get a little toasty, that’s for sure!
@moodypet8837 I hear that too
As a European (I live near Corinth, Greece) I want to say thanks for all the wonderful videos! Tucson looks like an incredible place!
Aww thank you for the kind words! I love it here! 🌵🌵🌵
That Heat is pretty hot. If you move there from a colder Climate try to find shade as much as possible. How are you in a A.C. Environment? Nights are much easier then the Days there. Mexico is close by too.
Yes the heat is verrrrry hot 🥵 in the summer. If someone isn’t used to it, it might be rough. The nice thing is that we don’t have a lot of humidity most of the time. Thanks for checking out the channel!
Is Tucson Arizona a safe city? I’ve seen a lot of articles saying crime is rampant.
You can call me directly and we can talk about statistics but I do have a video on this channel about crime in Tucson and I encourage you to watch that video. Thanks! 😁
@@TucsonArizona Thanks for reaching out! I was just wondering generally, because I was looking at U of A for grad school and potentially living out there, because I love how Arizona is growing and the business environment seems great.
My pleasure!
@@joevarga5982 packing big time lil guy
Crime is out of control the officials don't care
You could even call this "10 Reasons Why You Want To Live In Tucson"
😁 Thanks for checking out the channel!
Exactlyyy.
Thanks for the views and comments on the channel! 🌵☀️😎
I like Tucson
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rents are out of reach for many working people
Exactly. 1. Reason not to like Tucson is that it's a career blackhole. If you haven't already made your money elsewhere, don't expect to make it here outside of a very small number of industries.
Omg yessssss laid back vibes & hikes. I’m sold
😃😃😃
Moved to Tucson May of this year. Absolutely love 💗 living here!
Yay! So glad to hear! Nothing makes me happier than when a new Tucson resident is happy with their home and city! Welcome to Tucson Arizona!
I’m totally into birding, so I’ll be spending a few months near Tucson in ‘24. I love New England but Dec thru March gets dark, cold, downright depressing.
You will absolutely love the birding here! Everyone else does :-)
It's an interesting clip and an upbeat speaker. However, I'd hoped for an honest assessment of the pros AND cons, not a coyly worded all compliments clip. This clip leaves me still with no idea of the downsides of living in Tucson as it lacks objectivity. Saying you won't like Tucson if you don't like biking is ridiculous. If someone is not a cyclist they could still love Tucson. They'd just not cycle. Same with saying you wouldn't like Tucson if you didn't like art, or stargazing, or bird watching. That's silly. I appreciate the narrator's enthusiasm and love of the city. But I am looking for an honest assessment, warts and all, rather than a cheerleading chant.
She’s a real estate agent in Tucson, she won’t say anything bad about it
Living outside of Tucson is safer and so much better. No gangs or violence! 👍🏼
I love all of our suburbs. So beautiful and clean, and all so close to the mountains!
In Tucson for over 60 years.
November to the end of April is Great!
Smart people leave at the end of May and they don't come back till November. We call those smart people snowbirds.
Hiking is great!
The mountains are beautiful
The sun shines a lot
Just avoid the Summers
It's too hot
The entire East side of Tucson is completely UNSAFE. Assaults and property occur daily with police seldom responding. Look at all the trucks and riffraff parked on front yards and blocking fire access lanes. Paramedics and fire trucks cannot get through. There are several trailer parks that are nicer and safer than Civano. Biggest bad investment I ever made. Oh, and abortion rallies every Saturday. If you like that sort of thing, 4th Ward Tucson City Councilwoman hosts the political events on Saturdays right in your neighborhood where the children can hear it.
This video confirms every reason I should move to Tucson. Don't mind if I do!
Hah! That’s the point! It’s great here! If you are thinking about moving here feel free to reach out anytime if you need help with a home search. 😃
Wow, the first city of interest in retiring that is not in another country. Thanks.
Thanks for the view and comment! I hope you found the video helpful! Let me know if you have any questions about the city! Have a great week!
No mention of the 4 months you’re trapped at home due to extreme heat.
Definitely true in the daytime that’s why we like going out at night because it’s much more tolerable. Plus a good monsoon rain helps a ton!
@EM-od6gu gotta love our beautiful monsoon season!!!
trapped? lol do you weigh 500 lbs?
Just like in Las Vegas
Am moving to Tuscon after four days from now .. and am sure now I like it even more after watching this !
Thank you so much for checking out the channel! Tucson will welcome you! 🌵🌵🌵
I would honestly love moving there but the downfall is i never experienced living in Arizona before, and i know they struggled with good water, thats mainly my only problems and i dont know if its expensive or hard for a cost of living.
Edit: i come from minnesota btw, and i would prefer a easier life with more sun, I lived here for 10 years now
Thanks for checking out the channel. I always encourage people to visit Tucson before they move here. I also have a lot of videos on this channel about water and water resources. Have a great weekend!
I'm an introvert. Tucson sounds like fkn heaven to me: artsy, spaced out living areas, bird watching, beautiful sunsets.
I wanna book a 4-5 day get away and check it out! 😍😍
The no freeway suuuucks tho.
I'm also a Scorpio. I wonder if the scorpions will love me. lol
I’m a Scorpio also :) I like it here but I haven’t seen many scorpions in my lifetime 🦂
And all the homeless and drug dealers
Here are four reasons to avoid Tucson: June, July, August, and September.
Hah! Summer here isn’t for everyone, but there are ways to handle it.😀
@@TucsonArizona Like, own a cottage in Summerhaven?
There are many people that choose that route! That is for sure!
Tuscon looks pretty awesome to me and definitely a lot better than where I live, New York City.
I love it here! 🌵🌵🌵
Tucson is starting to be New York
@@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kk😂
Tucson is a great place to live for sure!
I love it!
The homes are taking over the streets
I would like to visit Tucson someday. My favorite music group is from your town.
Calexico ❤
Love from Croatia
Very cool! I will have to look them up! We have a lot of amazing music in this city and state. Thank you for checking out the channel!
I like all those things!! Sure seems like Tucson is calling to me. Can't wait to explore! I do have some questions for you and will send an email soon. Thanks again for another informative video!
Happy to help! Glad the video was helpful! Appreciate the view and comment!
The only thing I found good about Tucson area not in Tucson but near Tucson is the fact that I discovered Giant Indian rock artifacts, I have also discovered Native American Indian Rock artifact all over the area I live in.
I cant wait to live there once i finish my schooling at Metro State University in Minnesota.
Have you been planning a mover here? It’s definitely warmer here than it is in Minnesota during the winter time!😀
Lived there for 13 years. Loved it.
COVID hit, California migration hit. Home prices ridiculous, rent ridiculous. Crime ridiculous! Homeless ridiculous! What a shame.
All I can say is if you move close to the city and that’s where you do your business, make sure you check the perimeter before getting out of your car. 9 times out of 10 someone will approach you.
0:15 out of ten someone will approach you, and not with good intentions.
I lived near Southgate shopping center, the schools looked well kept, the streets were terrible only one store left in shopping center
Hopefully it will make a comeback someday.
I wish they would do a better job of cleaning up the trash along the roadways and washes. It seems to be getting worse
I agree with you. Certain areas are definitely better than others. Thanks for checking out the channel!
Agree. The weeds overgrown also. And the homeless and drugs worsening. It’s getting to expensive to live here.
@@joevarga5982 only if you dwell on typos and get off on making it a point to remark about it.
@@joevarga5982 I don’t know. Troll every comment you can find, looking for typos, and let me know.
Yes Tucson is getting pretty expensive. Most of the suburbs are much more affordable
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What are bike thefts like in Tucso ?
Hi there! I actually don’t ride a bike around often but I know a lot of people lock their bikes wherever they take them. I’ve heard of bikes getting stolen off of front porches, etc. I don’t hear about it happening all the time but I know it happens
I will love to move to tucson
Someday?😀
I didn't like Tucson either so I moved to Tennessee and I'm happier ,much happier
I moved to Concord, CA 7 years ago and it's wayyy better than Tucson
@@MandeepKhadka-e4uwhat’s it’s like being a broke renter ?
ive got multiple business now, no where close to being broke, lol nice try at least i dont live in that shithole Tucson. if i was still there i would be just like you working class, thank god i did tho
@@rossferguson5786
You were smart I hated Tucson too.
@@jess97724I've been here 5 years the homeless are taken over the streets
Great Breakdown!
Thank you!
I don't see any negatives sounds perfect to me
I love it here 🌵☀️😎
The hawks right in your neighborhood is pretty epic. I rescued a fledging a couple weeks ago and little guy is flying with his family.
Oh yes they are beautiful!
You wouldn't like Tucson if you are bored by the sunrise or sunset over the Catalinas watching colors change to/from dark turquoise thorough yellow/ orange to saffron and magenta.
I agree! 😁
I love riding, hiking, I like any animals ❤only I'm scared of snakes.
Next travel to Tucson
Hopefully you enjoy Tucson when you visit!😀
Sounds like I am going to love Tucson! Moving there next week 🥰
@@jadebrownofficial Hope you love it here! Have you found a place to live yet?
@@TucsonArizona Yes I am all settled in; it is beautiful out here ♥️
If you plan on moving to Tucson do not buy a used house if it doesn't have a water softener.
Don't wear too much blue or red down south. And if you like sunshine enjoy it from inside because it's 110 degrees outside from May to October.
It's a dry heat. And other lies.
This list is like reverse psychology. You won't like my city if you don't like something reasonably great.
My girlfriend and I planning on looking at condos in the north east part of tuscon next year. I feel like its time for me to move out of my home town (Reno, NV) and see whats out there but I'm really nervous because I'm the type of person who looks at crime rates and stuff like that even though I live in a college/casino town 😅
Feel free to call me ahead of time. I have some ideas I’ll give you are the areas. I care a lot about crime also
Condos are expensive
@@jess97724 with the job field my girlfriend and I are in, that won't be problem
It definitely depends on the area of town. We don’t have a lot of condos here but we have some nice ones in the foothills but those are expensive because everything is expensive in that area.
Sold!
Great! Tucson for me has been a wonderful place my entire life! 😀. So many of my clients that have relocated are in love with this place.
@@TucsonArizona I'm going there in late September to go camping and hiking in the desert, (I'm one of those reptile enthusiasts).
Planning on a month, we'll see.
Looking forward to all of the cultural things, I love museums and art.
Really excited.
There are a lot of great places to explore. That’s a perfect time to explore our mountains because it’s a little bit cooler!
Me gusta este video!
Gracias Jorge!
What winter like
It’s PERFECT!!! 😍 Actually to be honest…it’s a little chilly for me. It gets down to freezing or a little below. I prefer a dry heat! 🌞
1. snakes 2. big furry spiders 3. fire ants 4. rats 5. lizards
We definitely have some amazing snakes and spiders and lizards here. I don’t know if I’ve ever come in contact with any fire ants here. And I think in all my 40 years of living in Tucson, I’ve been fortunate to only see one rat.
Tucson is the Best!
I love it here!
Tucson sucks
I was stationed there in the 90s, low key one of the dopest places in America.
But what about those mountain lion attacks ? I remember hearing a lot of hikers getting attacked
To be honest in my recollection, I don’t remember any mountain lion attacks in the Tucson area, but it’s certainly possible. It’s always a good idea to keep eyes peeled when out hiking, but it’s much more likely to run into a rattlesnake or other more aggressive animal than a mountain lion
All of these reasons are reasons I SHOULD move to Tucson. This is everything I love and want in my lifestyle.
I love Tucson personally 🌵🌵🌵☀️☀️☀️
Recently spent a week in staying in downtown Tucson as a visitor. The historic buildings and walkability made it quite fun and interesting. However, your downtown is being taken over by drug addicts, mentally ill and homeless. We were told by our hotel to use extreme caution at night and avoid walking. During 7 days we experienced aggressive panhandling, attempted car break-in, mid-day arrest and foot chase and being berated by homeless. We had a very pleasant dinner at a wonderful restaurant one night but the walk back to the car was a sketchy gauntlet of homelessness. Many nice things about downtown, but not in a hurry to return - too bad.
This is so sad to hear. My city isn’t what it used to be. 😔
I love how honest you are about your town, you admit that not everyone is into the things that Tucson offers. Best wishes
Thank you for the kind words! Tucson is not for everyone, although I love it here! … have a great weekend!
Tucson mayor Romero needs to stop her playtime and be a real mayor. It's gotten so bad with illegal immigrants here. Beautifying Tucson is one thing, focus on immigration, the homeless, transportation, fentanyl etc..those sre priorities. She needs to acknowledge that is a big problem here. She went to DC with other city mayors. Romero stuttered in her interview in DC, but never mentioned the immigration issue 🧐. One thing she NEVER has discuss the border issues. AP Reporter saw the percentage of citizens complaining & are unhappy on social media. It's honestly a big problem. And disappointedly we voted for her. 🤨
The mayor and her leftist cronies have ruined this town. Homeless everywhere, crime, drug use, illegals, cutting police force, roads full of potholes. It once was a beautiful town.
murals are not a new thing
And definitely not native to Tucson 😅
I like all the 10 reasons to be there in Tucson.
I love it here! ❤️🌵☀️❤️🌵☀️
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Thanks for checking out the channel!
I lived there five years, the things I don't like about Tucson: Trashy people , shitty roads, bad government, lazy and uneducated people, University of Arizona sucks (even ASU is better) crappy DEI mayor and government, city is backward and most of the city has made no progress or growth since the 70s or 80s and looks that way, Whole swaths of the city are incredibly ugly, and lots of crack heads and other drug addicts. The pros include beautiful mountains and National Park and some trails. The food and things she claims in the video are things that any city has and virtually every other place in the US else beats it on every measure. This person in the video said she hasn't lived anywhere else so she has no perspective. The only award this city has ever received is the " city of gastronomy" which was probably just given out for PC reasons and the food they are talking about is mainly mexican food which all cities have now.
I don't know about ASU being better, but your right about government, the roads etc. A great place to visit and live in the 60s and 70s. Downtown was wonderful in the 60s. Alot of history which has been destroyed to build a better more ugly Tucson
‘You won’t like Tucson if you don’t liane places that are absolutely awesome’
Exactly!!!
Sounds like a wonderful place to me. - signed a New Yorker, sick of New Yorkers ❤😅
Thanks for checking out the channel
So, you're saying you won't like Tucson if you like the kind of things most people like!!! In other words, you're trying to get people to move to Tucson so you can sell them a house and make some money! Nice and selfish. Don't tell them about homelessness, crime, heat, etc. Ridiculous
If you are a heart patient keep looking. Bad place for people with heart and lung problems....I am referring to the horrible summer months.
I want to live there so bad.
Tucson has a lot to offer! 🌵☀️
cant even walk the turquoise trail these days because of construction
Some areas are finished up and look really nice :)
Sun allergies are pretty crazy. Not a good place if you have a sun allergy.
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Click bait. Not the Contant you’re actually seeking.
Help me find an affordable home in a decent area.
you're better off moving to a suburb of tucson. much better off.
I love our suburbs! Check out my UA-cam video all about Tucson suburbs!
Good luck with that most are expensive & overpriced.
Overall it’s a good place to live. Homeless population is exploding, and next to the bike paths is where they camp.
thanks cfc
Thanks Jerry!
Who's here after watching peter griffin travel to Tucson?💀🤣💯👍
Haha oh man I love that episode! 😄 It really put Tucson on the map!
😂🌵☀️ Thanks for checking out the channel!
Advance welcome to those thinking about moving to Tucson. Hope you can afford it. My home purchased for $13k is now worth $250k. Apartments are going for $1200 p/mo now. I remember paying $550 back in the day. Good luck! 😆 🤣 😂
Hell, you can make a lot if you sell!! What a come up!
Thanks !
I would add scoprians and wolf spider to that list, lol other than that I luv it here
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Fyi Arizona people don't believe you how they spread the rumors. Try to find you
Tucson seems interesting to me. I lived in Phoenix for a couple of years before going back to my native state of Florida. Thunderstorms meh....that is nothing. Get almost monsoons in Florida. I love art. Plus either high humidity or dry heat is heat. Phoenix and Palm Springs taught me that.
Tucson is interesting to me too 😊 I love the monsoons and art scene here
I've lived here since I wa a boy and I love Tucson. I've lived all ovr the world and there is no placequite like Tucson. if you don't like it here then get out!!
I love Tucson also… my home sweet home ☀️🌵☀️🌵☀️🌵❤️
Trying to use reverse psychology on us-
Guess I am a hater because I love it
Ha! Me too ♥️😎
Did it win a James beard award
Tucson last James Beard winner was Don Guerra in 2022. There are 2 semifinalista for 2024 as we speak. Flavia Briones and Wendy Garcia.
Moved to Tuscan moved back to Alaska because in Tucson to many scorpions and bed bugs
Oh wow really? That’s too bad! I think in all my 40 years in Tucson, I’ve only seen two live scorpions in my home, and I’ve never had any bedbugs, thank goodness! 😬
Too many narcissts especially the California people moving here, most of the homes are all overpriced, too many high cholesterol greasy food nothing really healthy oh & the healthcare sucks big time!!!
Kimberly you're pretty.
We're looking at exiting California, how religious is Tucson? My family are atheists and we currently live in Bakersfield which is highly religious. Social circles run along which church you go to, and when it's known we don't go, we get a lot of shunning.
Call me and we can discuss in detail. All my contact info is in the description below each video on the channel thanks!
I think most of these are reasons to live in Tucson
The crackheads, I wanna leave so bad I hate it here 😭
Casino's Just Down the Road
Casino del Sol is absolutely beautiful. The resort is awesome. And food is fantastic there. Thanks so much for checking out the channel!
I dont like it the drugs and the stupid people and bad school