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moved to Tucson in 2019. Homes we had looked at in previous year on a trip were reasonable. Could get a house in Casas Adobes or East side in the 200's. The pandemic struck. Our rent went from 1100 to 1800. Homes increased like 100k more than pre-pandemic. Yes it's hot but I adjusted to biking at 5am to 9am in the summers. Yes it's brown and dry, coming from PA, but that in the beauty of the desert. The 30 degree swing in temps took some getting used too. They love low taxes and the roads show it (terrible!) It's surprisingly windy and cold at times. We got snow in Casas Adobes. All in all, the AZ political climate and the undersized/overpriced housing drove I us back East in 2023.

They arent leaving quick enough.

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Are you Mexican?

Woke residents voting for a stupidly run democRATic city! Nobody makes 100k a year in Tucson she's lying to you!

As another person born and raised here avoid Arizona this place sucks. Great work on the video though.

There's a reason 80% of the people do not live in the west

Fetynal addicts everywhere nasty streets and a town with murder weekly where do I sign up lmfao😂

Tucson is a Ghetto

So negative

Good video. And thank you for being candid and honest. Rare today on the internet.

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Obsessed! As a Tucson native these are definitely some of the best houses I’ve ever seen- amazing area too. Great job Rachel!

Stay North of Tanque Verde. Your welcome.

Great vid Rachel Great home as well.

Vail is awesome! 🙏

If it's not North of Ina it's not worth talking about. Ironically, Oro Valley, Marana, Sauarita, etc...are NOT Tucson. Edit your title!

You have a socialists woke mayor!

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The facial expression when you said D.R. Horton was hilarious! IYKYK.

Love Oro Valley. I also love the Dove Mountain area. Great info, Rachel. Keep up the high quality work.

Homes are overpriced, horrible healthcare & good luck getting into a Dr or getting your medication refilled, too much fatty food hard to find something healthy, no ocean or not many lakes to swim in except maybe one, your A/C in your home or car will go out a lot on you, electric bill is high invest in solar panels or energy saving windows, before you can get your license plates you can't have your check engine light on & if you have a used car you need to get it checked every 5 yrs since Arizona is strict on quality air pollution, I moved here but I'm thinking about going to another state in the next year.

Love your videos and Tucson... but those monsoons!

So price?

love the view, but hate the weather, no thanks!

One of the more beautiful modern treatments I have seen! I don't quite know why it pleases so much? But the light and airy open room just feels wonderful! Great job!

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Your look is so beautiful

Don't come... Don't come.

Lived in Tucson for 5 years then moved to central Florida around 2015 in HS. Originally from New York. The Orlando metro is wonky both with the housing market and apartment rentals. Considering going back to Tucson. Miss the scenery and dry weather over alligator infested lakes and humidity.

Very informative- thank you so much!!

If you like high crime rate, severe urban blight and minimal police presence then the city of South Tucson is for you!

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Don’t move to Tucson if your from California we don’t want you here

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Are builders doing pools or is that something most buyers will do outside of purchase.

Hard to walk with crazy drivers 🤬

nice video .lots of good info ......thanks

Great videos. A lot more honest and detailed compared to other Tucson and AZ realtor videos.

Love this size of these lots...

Actually you went to Utterback! And were in Dance!

Did you go to Tucson High? You look so familiar

Growing up in San Diego i never had allergies, but after living in Tucson for a few years in the late 70's-early 80's i got some bad allergies. I swore i would never return and now i am seriously considering retiring in Tucson. Never say never they say. It snowed one year, but was in the 70's on the same day. My cousin stepped on a scorpion in the kitchen at night, but was not life or death. You adapt wherever you are. Thanks

Thank you for this post. I agree Arizona is a shock to most people who move here. Arizonans are the worst global citizens! When it comes to progressive ideas, we are far behind other places such as Portland, Seattle, and Austin. Who would want to move here? To all the people wanting to move here from New York, Chicago and California as well as many other heavily populated cities across the country, as well as those considering a visit: Before you come to Arizona you must be aware of what is happening here - especially, around the rural and, well, all of Arizona. There's a housing shortage and rent has tripled. The various Arizona police agencies shoot first and ask questions later. Our sources inform that they wear red ballcaps under their riot helmets, and these tend to vote with the far-Right Christians who wish to impose a theocracy. You may recall these super-spreaders congregated in homes during the pandemic. Moreover, if you plan on moving to Arizona, or just plan on vacationing in our deserts, hill country, mountains or lakes, I think you should also know that poisonous Gila Monsters, tarantulas and rattlesnakes have infested resorts, office buildings, churches, and recreational sites across the area due to dryer and hotter than usual weather. What few bodies of desert tanks and lakes we have are infested with mosquitos. West Nile Virus has not only re-emerged, but a new strain has developed which has no vaccine or cure. Death occurs typically in 3-10 days. The suburbs are overrun with mountain lions and black bears who are killing cyclists. These lions and bears are as big as a Volkswagen Beetle. These have eaten many domesticated animals and possibly some small children. We have had bear and lion sightings at every park and town, and they are after picnic baskets. Mexican wolves (repopulated by Arizona Game and Fish) have been spotted near motel rooms and bars. Recently a Hell’s Angel biker was taken down at 16th Street and Bell (RIP). Snakes... don’t even get me started on the Diamondback Rattlers here. The indigenous Diamondbacks are cross breeding with Burmese pythons. We find them in our garages and at the front door in the mornings. Several have reported them six meters in length. A Paradise Valley resident reported that her Belgian Mastiff was swallowed whole. The hospitals have no anti-venom for these hybridized serpents. The major cities are full of drunks and fentanyl addicts peeing on themselves. Vicious cartels govern the state. At the behest of the Sinaloan Crime Family our State House of Representatives is sending a bill to the Senate whereas Xylazine would be sold over the counter as a recreational drug. Conversely, the outer municipalities (Gila Bend, Globe, et al.) have outlawed deodorants such as Axe and Old Spice because these products contain alcohol. We have the rabies-infected black-footed ferrets invading our parks and their mating season is Labor Day-Memorial Day. Porcupines and armadillos (both also rabid) from Texas have migrated in great numbers and are "stabbing" small children should they dare utilize the local playground equipment. Javelinas, especially mamas with piglets in tow (also rabid), will gore curiosity seekers to death. Skunks (also rabid) have made their way to Arizona and multiplied at unprecedented rates and wander the local campgrounds in packs looking for beer. There are great swarms of murderous African bees that attack anyone with a sweet drink in hand. Giant grasshoppers are devouring crops and clouds of locusts have laid lawns barren. Scorpions emerge from shower drains and no longer congregate under rocks, logs, steps, automobiles - the good news: after 3-4 stings (if you survive) you are henceforward immune. Parasitic head lice build nests in your hair and we have vampire bats (also rabid) clinging under roof overhangs - if you walk out after dusk, they’ll latch on to you. Also, no one is vaccinated here! And everyone carries a gun. The only visitors that seem to make it out alive and without disease are snowbird Canadians. No one can explain these phenomena.

I live here it’s beautiful. I was a California girl 👧. Native. At 50 my hub passed away suddenly. I moved the next few years as my lifestyle changed drastically. I met someone new and he said he was moving to Tucson area where he grew up and attended U of Arizona. I love it here. Yes summers r hot but u acclimate and stay indoors. I love the sunsets and the calm zen nature out here. It’s gorgeous in its own special way. It’s about 30 miles north of Tucson

I'm near retirement so a simple retail job is all I would need close to where I live. would that be difficult to find? last time I was there the buses were free. i found it easy to get around on the bus I did notice a homeless population mostly in downtown which was a bit overwhelming and depressing but a mile outside of downtown it got better.

yeah there is a big trash dump NW of Tucson, I personally wouldn't buy property there

Please talk about South Tucson. Talk positively though. I know I will get a lot of late.