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I have lived in Gilbert for over twenty years and unfortunately all this growth has brought more traffic and changing what made Gilbert attractive in the first place. I moved here from a large city and liked Gilbert because of it's small town vibe. It was definitely not the weather because it gets very hot in the summer.
Yep I hear you. My first full time job out of high school was the First Interstate Bank (now Wells Fargo) at Gilbert and Guadalupe back in 1994. Gilbert was a completely different town back then and definitely still had that small town feel. But even with all the growth and new traffic, I think the town has done a great job with the community management, commercial/retail growth and focus on local business to keep it such a unique and special place to live.
Yeah this place is getting equivalent to Scottsdale and Phoenix not to mention it being beyond overpriced!!! Gilbert is not that great anymore! Farms are disappearing and too many apartments now 👎🏼
@@nonyabeez734 hey there I read your comment and I just wanted to let you know I see what your saying. I dont even believe that growth is inherently bad. Just the type of it that is happening being more upscale buildings here it attracts a more upscale type of thinking people. They dont know how to have spontaneous fun anymore also interpreting something different in a positive light like everyone is either brainwashed from having a job or some type of judgment now. Take me back to when we had to meet up to talk around here lol I know wishful dreaming magic.
Me a single guy on disability, but I can still walk and function on my own. How is the rent down there for a one bedroom apartment. Thanks for the video either way, looks like a great place to live.
Hey Kenny. Based on what I've heard, you are looking anywhere from about $900-$1400 for a one bedroom in Gilbert. Here is a link to a website that I use to help with pricing www.apartments.com/gilbert-az/ Thanks for the comment and appreciate you watching!
I want to be close to a variety of mountain bike trails. Gilbert is looking like a better option and is more established than QC. How would you compare the two?
Hi Ed thanks for reaching out. I've lived in both and there are a lot of positives between the two. As far as mountain bike trail access, it's probably a wash between the two. The biggest difference for most people is that QC is just further out from other parts of the Valley so you may have a longer commute whenever you want to go anywhere. Gilbert is also better known for it's entertainment districts (shopping/dining/etc) so if that is important to you, Gilbert would the better choice. QC used to be more affordable but I don't think home prices are that much different from the two anymore. But Gilbert is definitely busier and has more traffic. Happy to jump on a call with you if you need any other info.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ Thanks for the helpful response. I'm doing research remotely on the area and already working with a realtor. If it doesn't work out, I'll keep you in mind.
Grew up here and so many changes have made this great little city resemble a palm spring California vibe. If you aren't a snob you won't feel welcomed. We use to have alot of down to earth people and events that were very organized and now you could live anywhere else and you won't be missing out 😒 Live right on Gilbert and Guadalupe crossroad.
Hey Aaron thanks for the comment. Totally understand your point of view. My first full time job out of High School was at the First Interstate Bank (now Wells Fargo) right at Gilbert and Guadalupe back in 1994. It was a completely different town back then and small enough where it was probably more of a tight knit community. With all the growth comes some positives and some negatives but I think that can be said about every city/town right now. Overall, the town still has a lot more positive qualities than negatives which is why it is such a popular place to live. And because of that, some of the charm and uniqueness has worn off. Hard to find those same small town vibes anywhere right now.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ you're more older (experienced) I assume you lived here longer then me i myself is 23 of age but i grew up around here in my childhood like 15 years since birth and I remember it as more of an outside activity to do anything around here. People use to talk to each other and socialize and now if they aren't in there group avoid each other like the plague and it seems like it's all just normies now no melting pot over here anymore. I miss fazoloez when it was over here now its just a plain Carl's jr. Also people had bbqs and went swimming and honestly it's like one at a time at the pool and no ones hosting bbqs over here. Maybe people with there family's are but it use to be so much more community connected.
Yep you're not wrong. But I don't think that is a Gilbert problem, that is a societal issue in general due to too much social media and cell phone use on all of our behalf. That has definitely caused a huge disconnect for people all over. Honestly, I totally forgot about Fazoli's lol. I liked that place as well and forgot they shut down. But I just randomly googled it and sounds like they just announced they are coming back to Arizona so I guess there is some good news! But try not to get too consumed by the negative stuff and just keep doing everything you can on your end to be a positive role model for those around you. I'm sure a lot more people feel the same way than you know.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ thank you I forgot how to spell that place "fazolis" lol and I didn't mean to label people as snobs but It's just stiff and there use to be alot of colorfull people out here. The whole area is done up nice though being neat and alot of restraunts down town honestly I would have preferred another strip mall or something instead of 16 restraunts but ok. I mean we lost Fiesta mall and even almost now superstition. I guess that is all of a byproduct of the internet and convince shopping.
I currently live in Central Phoenix in the area of Arcadia but have lived in every single city in the East Valley prior to (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Queen Creek and Scottsdale). When it comes to the "safest" area, I'm not sure if any particular city really stands out above the rest? I definitely think the East Valley cities have plenty of positives but there are also a lot of great neighborhoods on the West Side in cities like Goodyear, Surprise, Peoria and Glendale. I guess it really just depends on your definition of "safe"? No place is perfect and all of them have some issues when it comes to crime but overall, it's hard for me to rank them in that category. I'm happy to go over in more detail with you if it's helpful? Let me know.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ appreciate the response. Wife and I live in a suburb of Portland currently. Very safe neighborhood compared to NE Portland for instance. Just want to start our search looking at the nicest and safest areas. I understand all areas have crime but I am more concerned with violent crime, gangs, etc.
Gotcha that makes sense. Thankfully, I don't think we have the same issues here in Phoenix that I've heard about around Portland when it comes to riots/gangs/etc? If we do, I'm oblivious to it lol. Our homeless issue is definitely becoming a bigger challenge but violent crime tends be more sporadic and probably tends to be focused in certain pockets around the city of Phoenix and older parts of the West Valley. For the most part, all the cities I listed in the above comments have safe neighborhoods to consider so at that point, I just try to figure out what other factors might be involved when you are searching around. But feel free to call me if you want more info. Will help however I can.
All good options! Feel free to reach out and jump on a call with us to discuss how to make the move as smooth as possible. Even if you are in the early stages, we can help put a strategy/plan together for you.
Hey Beverly. Thanks for the comment. There has definitely been a lot of news lately re the AZ water issues so I understand your concern. For the most part, it seems like there are several contingencies in place for when/if we get into any kind of "dire" situation but at this point, we are still in descent shape and do not have any residential restrictions on water use. But I know many people are having the same conversation so my goal is to hopefully find an expert who can come on and discuss it with me and truly give people the most accurate info on it. Will let you know when I make that happen.
Here's a link to all of the active single level rentals in Gilbert in the 2000sf range. There is currently only one active rental in the Vilages at Val Vista which is 4 bed, 2.5 bath, 2500sf two story listed at $2650/mo. www.flexmls.com/link.html?1lpohsu9z03r,12,1,34518 If you need any assistance, feel free to reach out.
Hey Chris. Thanks for the question! Are you referring to pro leagues? Rec leagues? General interest? As a fan and former soccer player in my youth, I'd say that AZ is probably average when it comes to all of the above. I'm not as connected as I used to be but I imagine there is still enough interest to give you some good options if you like to play. If you have anything specific you are referring to when it comes to the "scene", let me know and I'll do my best to guide you.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ I should have been more specific my bad, is there good leagues and teams for kids and what city would be the best for it and is there an adult league in the evenings? also any indoor soccer facilities?
All good no worries and appreciate the clarification! Based on my previous experience, my best guess would be the best places for both children and adult leagues would be Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert & Peoria based on number of parks available but I'm sure there are leagues all over. Since I don't have as much recent experience with this, I would recommend you check out a couple of the local Facebook groups and post the same question there and/or check out the AZ Sports League webpage for info. Both of those should give you some first hand knowledge from people who are currently playing (: I'll post the links below.
Unfortunately our knowledge of apartments is pretty limited. There are a million of them out there and it is difficult to guide people on what's best. Your best bet is to try the apartment search websites online and try to look at pricing, reviews, amenities, etc. But if you are having trouble trying to decide based on location, we're happy to guide you in the right direction. Feel free to call.
Hey Robbie! Thanks for reaching out. I don't have any specific recommendations when it comes to apartment complexes in Gilbert or really anywhere around the Phoenix Area. There are a ton of options and everyone has different needs so it's hard to narrow down a list. What I typically recommend is joining a couple Facebook group pages that have a lot of followers and posting the question in there. You don't always get the perfect answer you are looking for but there are a lot of people in the same situation that might be able to help guide you and/or may currently live in an apartment they love. One of my favorite groups is Living in Arizona Now. Here is a link if you want to check it out. And feel free to call me if you ever just want to ask a couple questions. Always happy to guide you as best as I can. facebook.com/livinginarizonanow
Robbie, Epicenter is almost done and understand they are going to be some of the most luxurious apartments in Gilbert. They are right in Agritopa and next to Joe's Farm Grill (same Joe as Joe's Real BBQ) and Barnone, Fire and Brimstone Pizza, The Coffee Shop and a bunch of new upscale restaurants / shops going in downstairs. I actually got a tour last month while it's under constructions, top floor has views of Camelback, Superstition and San Tan Mountains. Most important, there will be a done of scooter parking! .... Great video btw!
Hey Robert. Thanks for the comment. We can definitely help you out with that. Let us know the best way to get in touch w you so we can go over details.
Hey Teri thanks for the comment. Things have definitely been crazy lately when it comes to home prices, traffic, etc but sounds like that is happening everywhere, not just here in AZ. I've heard some people mention concerns re our water supply which may be legitimate but I believe the state has done a good job of having many options to fill the need even with certain challenges. I always reference this site for more info www.arizonawaterfacts.com/water-your-facts Overall, we are going to have a lot more migration to the state so hopefully we can all work together to make the experience as positive as possible for everyone.
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Living in Gilbert for 25 years , best place to live in America
Gilbert definitely has a ton of positives and I love it as well! Happy to hear it is still your favorite after 25 years (:
I have have been here two years and love it! I love the people the church diversity and love Gilbert Regional Park the crown jewel 💎!Family friendly!
@Shilpa Jenn Creationsone of the top safe city to live in America. Very minimal crime
I have lived in Gilbert for over twenty years and unfortunately all this growth has brought more traffic and changing what made Gilbert attractive in the first place. I moved here from a large city and liked Gilbert because of it's small town vibe. It was definitely not the weather because it gets very hot in the summer.
Yep I hear you. My first full time job out of high school was the First Interstate Bank (now Wells Fargo) at Gilbert and Guadalupe back in 1994. Gilbert was a completely different town back then and definitely still had that small town feel. But even with all the growth and new traffic, I think the town has done a great job with the community management, commercial/retail growth and focus on local business to keep it such a unique and special place to live.
Yeah this place is getting equivalent to Scottsdale and Phoenix not to mention it being beyond overpriced!!! Gilbert is not that great anymore! Farms are disappearing and too many apartments now 👎🏼
@@nonyabeez734 hey there I read your comment and I just wanted to let you know I see what your saying. I dont even believe that growth is inherently bad. Just the type of it that is happening being more upscale buildings here it attracts a more upscale type of thinking people. They dont know how to have spontaneous fun anymore also interpreting something different in a positive light like everyone is either brainwashed from having a job or some type of judgment now. Take me back to when we had to meet up to talk around here lol I know wishful dreaming magic.
Gilbert looks fun!
I'm definitely a fan of Gilbert! Lots to love for anyone looking to make a move.
Very nice video.
Much appreciated. Thank you for watching
Just did a week vacation in Gilbert I really liked it there.
Glad you enjoyed it! Any particular spots that stood out to you? Where were you visiting from?
Me a single guy on disability, but I can still walk and function on my own. How is the rent down there for a one bedroom apartment. Thanks for the video either way, looks like a great place to live.
Hey Kenny. Based on what I've heard, you are looking anywhere from about $900-$1400 for a one bedroom in Gilbert. Here is a link to a website that I use to help with pricing www.apartments.com/gilbert-az/ Thanks for the comment and appreciate you watching!
expensive , no public transit. you need a car to go anywhere. checkout tempe. much better . more ada complient
I want to be close to a variety of mountain bike trails. Gilbert is looking like a better option and is more established than QC. How would you compare the two?
Hi Ed thanks for reaching out. I've lived in both and there are a lot of positives between the two. As far as mountain bike trail access, it's probably a wash between the two. The biggest difference for most people is that QC is just further out from other parts of the Valley so you may have a longer commute whenever you want to go anywhere. Gilbert is also better known for it's entertainment districts (shopping/dining/etc) so if that is important to you, Gilbert would the better choice. QC used to be more affordable but I don't think home prices are that much different from the two anymore. But Gilbert is definitely busier and has more traffic. Happy to jump on a call with you if you need any other info.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ Thanks for the helpful response. I'm doing research remotely on the area and already working with a realtor. If it doesn't work out, I'll keep you in mind.
Ok no worries. Appreciate the heads up and happy to help either way!
Yes it is worth the hype.
Thanks for the comment! Do you live in Gilbert? Would love to hear your feedback re things you like the most?
Grew up here and so many changes have made this great little city resemble a palm spring California vibe. If you aren't a snob you won't feel welcomed. We use to have alot of down to earth people and events that were very organized and now you could live anywhere else and you won't be missing out 😒
Live right on Gilbert and Guadalupe crossroad.
Hey Aaron thanks for the comment. Totally understand your point of view. My first full time job out of High School was at the First Interstate Bank (now Wells Fargo) right at Gilbert and Guadalupe back in 1994. It was a completely different town back then and small enough where it was probably more of a tight knit community. With all the growth comes some positives and some negatives but I think that can be said about every city/town right now. Overall, the town still has a lot more positive qualities than negatives which is why it is such a popular place to live. And because of that, some of the charm and uniqueness has worn off. Hard to find those same small town vibes anywhere right now.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ you're more older (experienced) I assume you lived here longer then me i myself is 23 of age but i grew up around here in my childhood like 15 years since birth and I remember it as more of an outside activity to do anything around here. People use to talk to each other and socialize and now if they aren't in there group avoid each other like the plague and it seems like it's all just normies now no melting pot over here anymore. I miss fazoloez when it was over here now its just a plain Carl's jr. Also people had bbqs and went swimming and honestly it's like one at a time at the pool and no ones hosting bbqs over here. Maybe people with there family's are but it use to be so much more community connected.
Yep you're not wrong. But I don't think that is a Gilbert problem, that is a societal issue in general due to too much social media and cell phone use on all of our behalf. That has definitely caused a huge disconnect for people all over. Honestly, I totally forgot about Fazoli's lol. I liked that place as well and forgot they shut down. But I just randomly googled it and sounds like they just announced they are coming back to Arizona so I guess there is some good news! But try not to get too consumed by the negative stuff and just keep doing everything you can on your end to be a positive role model for those around you. I'm sure a lot more people feel the same way than you know.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ thank you I forgot how to spell that place "fazolis" lol and I didn't mean to label people as snobs but It's just stiff and there use to be alot of colorfull people out here. The whole area is done up nice though being neat and alot of restraunts down town honestly I would have preferred another strip mall or something instead of 16 restraunts but ok. I mean we lost Fiesta mall and even almost now superstition. I guess that is all of a byproduct of the internet and convince shopping.
What suburb do you live in? If you had to pick the most safe area which towns would you suggest?
I currently live in Central Phoenix in the area of Arcadia but have lived in every single city in the East Valley prior to (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Queen Creek and Scottsdale). When it comes to the "safest" area, I'm not sure if any particular city really stands out above the rest? I definitely think the East Valley cities have plenty of positives but there are also a lot of great neighborhoods on the West Side in cities like Goodyear, Surprise, Peoria and Glendale. I guess it really just depends on your definition of "safe"? No place is perfect and all of them have some issues when it comes to crime but overall, it's hard for me to rank them in that category. I'm happy to go over in more detail with you if it's helpful? Let me know.
And great channel by the way!
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ appreciate the response. Wife and I live in a suburb of Portland currently. Very safe neighborhood compared to NE Portland for instance. Just want to start our search looking at the nicest and safest areas. I understand all areas have crime but I am more concerned with violent crime, gangs, etc.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ Appreciate that. You as well. 😂
Gotcha that makes sense. Thankfully, I don't think we have the same issues here in Phoenix that I've heard about around Portland when it comes to riots/gangs/etc? If we do, I'm oblivious to it lol. Our homeless issue is definitely becoming a bigger challenge but violent crime tends be more sporadic and probably tends to be focused in certain pockets around the city of Phoenix and older parts of the West Valley. For the most part, all the cities I listed in the above comments have safe neighborhoods to consider so at that point, I just try to figure out what other factors might be involved when you are searching around. But feel free to call me if you want more info. Will help however I can.
I'm looking at gilbert , mesa and buckeye. I will definitely make the move to phoenix valley, just a matter of time and coordination of things.
All good options! Feel free to reach out and jump on a call with us to discuss how to make the move as smooth as possible. Even if you are in the early stages, we can help put a strategy/plan together for you.
Concerned about water
Hey Beverly. Thanks for the comment. There has definitely been a lot of news lately re the AZ water issues so I understand your concern. For the most part, it seems like there are several contingencies in place for when/if we get into any kind of "dire" situation but at this point, we are still in descent shape and do not have any residential restrictions on water use. But I know many people are having the same conversation so my goal is to hopefully find an expert who can come on and discuss it with me and truly give people the most accurate info on it. Will let you know when I make that happen.
How much is the rent for a 2000 sqf ( 3 beds , two baths) bungalow in Gilbert ( village at val vista )? Thanks
Here's a link to all of the active single level rentals in Gilbert in the 2000sf range. There is currently only one active rental in the Vilages at Val Vista which is 4 bed, 2.5 bath, 2500sf two story listed at $2650/mo. www.flexmls.com/link.html?1lpohsu9z03r,12,1,34518 If you need any assistance, feel free to reach out.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ Thanks
how is the soccer scene over in AZ?
Hey Chris. Thanks for the question! Are you referring to pro leagues? Rec leagues? General interest? As a fan and former soccer player in my youth, I'd say that AZ is probably average when it comes to all of the above. I'm not as connected as I used to be but I imagine there is still enough interest to give you some good options if you like to play. If you have anything specific you are referring to when it comes to the "scene", let me know and I'll do my best to guide you.
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ I should have been more specific my bad, is there good leagues and teams for kids and what city would be the best for it and is there an adult league in the evenings?
also any indoor soccer facilities?
All good no worries and appreciate the clarification! Based on my previous experience, my best guess would be the best places for both children and adult leagues would be Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert & Peoria based on number of parks available but I'm sure there are leagues all over. Since I don't have as much recent experience with this, I would recommend you check out a couple of the local Facebook groups and post the same question there and/or check out the AZ Sports League webpage for info. Both of those should give you some first hand knowledge from people who are currently playing (: I'll post the links below.
www.azsportsleague.com/soccer-leagues/
facebook.com/livinginarizonanow/
facebook.com/groups/arizonadreamz/
Can you show some apartments in Gilbert.
Unfortunately our knowledge of apartments is pretty limited. There are a million of them out there and it is difficult to guide people on what's best. Your best bet is to try the apartment search websites online and try to look at pricing, reviews, amenities, etc. But if you are having trouble trying to decide based on location, we're happy to guide you in the right direction. Feel free to call.
Is there any apartment complexes in Gilbert you can recommend? I'm moving to AZ in April and looking to live in Gilbert or surrounding areas.
Hey Robbie! Thanks for reaching out. I don't have any specific recommendations when it comes to apartment complexes in Gilbert or really anywhere around the Phoenix Area. There are a ton of options and everyone has different needs so it's hard to narrow down a list. What I typically recommend is joining a couple Facebook group pages that have a lot of followers and posting the question in there. You don't always get the perfect answer you are looking for but there are a lot of people in the same situation that might be able to help guide you and/or may currently live in an apartment they love. One of my favorite groups is Living in Arizona Now. Here is a link if you want to check it out. And feel free to call me if you ever just want to ask a couple questions. Always happy to guide you as best as I can. facebook.com/livinginarizonanow
Robbie, Epicenter is almost done and understand they are going to be some of the most luxurious apartments in Gilbert. They are right in Agritopa and next to Joe's Farm Grill (same Joe as Joe's Real BBQ) and Barnone, Fire and Brimstone Pizza, The Coffee Shop and a bunch of new upscale restaurants / shops going in downstairs. I actually got a tour last month while it's under constructions, top floor has views of Camelback, Superstition and San Tan Mountains. Most important, there will be a done of scooter parking! .... Great video btw!
Thanks for your input! Great to hear it from someone who has first hand knowledge (:
Thank you both ! I’ve managed to secure a new apartment at elevation San tan. Looking forward to getting to know Gilbert and Arizona !!
@@LivinginPhoenixAZ Brokers do not co-op on leases in Arizona?
You skipped Topo!
Honestly, I've never been there! I just looked it up and it sounds awesome. I will make sure to stop by the next time I'm back in Gilbert (:
I have a lot in gilbert if your interested in selling it for me let me know.. 7000 square foot lot in neighborhood
Hey Robert. Thanks for the comment. We can definitely help you out with that. Let us know the best way to get in touch w you so we can go over details.
Arizona native,stay out its gotten very expensive traffice very bad and we are running out of water...
Hey Teri thanks for the comment. Things have definitely been crazy lately when it comes to home prices, traffic, etc but sounds like that is happening everywhere, not just here in AZ. I've heard some people mention concerns re our water supply which may be legitimate but I believe the state has done a good job of having many options to fill the need even with certain challenges. I always reference this site for more info www.arizonawaterfacts.com/water-your-facts Overall, we are going to have a lot more migration to the state so hopefully we can all work together to make the experience as positive as possible for everyone.