Spot on with the police. I had an accident last year called the cops they said they're not coming as long as nobody died. Called them 3 times they said they would not come
And no one talks about this enough!!! Certainly not other real estate agents who tend to try and paint a rainbow picture. I'm sorry this happened to you. That's wild. what area/zip code/part of town did this occur in, if you don't mind me asking?
@@LivingTucsonArizona it happened south Tucson 🙂 thank you so much for your videos it really made me feel better about moving to Tucson the first time I planned to move here
You may already know this, but for others who may be reading this, the Tucson police are understaffed because of the relentless demonization of them by the media and left wing extremist who called for "defunding the police" (the violent summer of 2020). Tucson didn't even have to defund (I'm not sure if they did or not), but the cops I spoke to said no one wants a job that suddenly now has such low esteem associated with it.
This is true, cops will not go to a car accident, unless a person is critically injured or there is a death. Most places are like this too, if people get a dent or minor damage, both insurance companies will do the negotiations. Can you begin to imagine if cops answered every non-fatal or minor accident call ? There wouldn't be enough officers to cover all of the other real emergencies of every other genres ! People just need to focus, be kind to others by driving defensively, watch the speed limits, stay off your cell phones, don't drink and drive. Use your brain, stay off drugs, remembering that tomorrow is never promised. Don't rush around allow extra time.
I have lived in Three Points for 21 years. I am all over town daily / doing Uber.. I know this town very well. I am deeply in Love with it here! The one thing I wish Tucson would repair is the potholes. Some of these will destroy a vehicle. I have picked up a few rider who had to have their car towed to the repair shop after going thru one and losing a tire, rim and other parts.. We do have many homeless people, even more lately. Its a sad reality here...
Thank you for this comment, I agree, it is a sad reality about the number of homeless there are in Tucson. Those potholes are crazy!! Definitely not a spot to have the thin-rim tires (im sure they have an actual name for it.. clearly i'm not a car person lol)
Thank you for your service! A lot of my family was in the Air Force. Snapple fact: Arizona ranked 3rd in the Economic Performance category of the prestigious Rich States, Poor States report for 2023 by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). I live in Florida, have friends that are teachers; the pay here is garbage for teachers. It ranks 50th. Do not believe the hype.
I was born and grew up there. It was a wonderful place to grow up. Now.....we all know what the cause of the "Scariest Problems" are. And homeless have a chance of surviving the winter there.
@@dcv7465 thank you for appreciating it! The best way to thank me is think of me when you know of someone I can help buy or sell in the greater Tucson area 🫡
Lived there for 20 something years. Then left to live on the road and random tiny towns most had less than 20,000 residents some less than 500 😂🤷♂️ when I finally went back to Tucson after almost 7 years I see that the Pueblo has gone to crap it is beyond ridiculous had dudes trying to steal my 80k truck where in some of the towns I’ve lived in I can leave my truck running with the doors unlocked and no problem. Even had dudes tried to pretend they were gonna pull a gun on me. Which is really bad because even though I always legally carry you’re putting me a law abiding citizen in a situation where out of fear I could face a case. So yeah F Tucson I’m leaving again 😂🤷♂️
Wow I'm so sorry about your experience. Getting a weapon almost pulled out on you!? That's tough. I've had that happen to be before, in Colorado Springs when I was stationed there. It is kind of crazy to think about other towns in the world where you can leave your car running, and no one touches it. It's usually smaller towns where everyone knows each other. Where are you moving to after Tucson?
On the law enforcement portion - If you live outside of the city limits, you will should be fine. PCSO and the other police departments (Not TPD), have really quick response times. I’ve called PCSO for a low priority incident and I had two cars on scene within 10 minutes. Tucson does get some redemption in its fire department however. TFD is amazing and has really fast response times, and they are able to send more than enough resources to provide the best of care.
Thank you for your contribution! I appreciate that insight and I'm sure others will too. Two cars on scene within 10 minutes is great!! What zip code do you live in, if people want to know where they can expect timely response?
I drove by in Tucson and let me make you know that this city is crazy. I had a guy keep checking out the garbage every minute at a Circle K. This was north Tucson. lol
I thought the number 1 scariest thing you would say for not moving to the MOTHER LAND would be the temperature or possible lack of future water supply because none of that other stuff even matters if you have NO WATER because the DRY HEAT dried it all up ! Go.Blue.Devils 🎼 JoJo left his heart in Tucson Arizona 🎶
GREAT points! 70% of the water used in AZ is actually used for AGRICULTURE. Kinda crazy right? It was news to me when I learned that. so my opinionnnnnnn is that before people die of thirst, they will move agriculture to another state, therefore giving 70% of the water back to the people. with that said, I am not a professional in that field, nor do i ever pretend to be. i know water does scare a lot of people (or rather, lack thereof), so, great point! what would be your number 2 scariest thing? im curious
Ignore the headlines. Arizona's water future is a lot brighter than they suggest Opinion: Why should Arizonans be confident we'll overcome our water challenges? Because we have regulatory measures that produced years of positive results. Adam Finkelopinion contributor
@@LivingTucsonArizona Ignore the headlines. Arizona's water future is a lot brighter than they suggest Opinion: Why should Arizonans be confident we'll overcome our water challenges? Because we have regulatory measures that produced years of positive results. Adam Finkelopinion contributor
Hmmm...I was going down to Tucson in the morning but you just answered my questions along with the comments from people living there.Nope , ain,t gonna happen!I I think I will go back to Wa. and deal with winter! Only makes good sense!😮
@@dabeage yeah because the drug addicts don't know how to use crosswalks even though there's one 20 feet away from where they are usually killed crossing the road
Hey Major, I grew up before Silicon Valley was Silicon Valley. In the Army, I lived in Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Virginia, and Florida. California has lane splitting also. They run red lights all the time here in Monterey. Also, people change lanes without looking. Been to Tucson and it is no worse than other parts of the country. My best friend was at Davis Monthan for Customs for several years. BTW which agency did you work for? After I retired from the Army I spent 4 years with CBP before going to work for the Navy in Monterey.
I was a Special Agent for the Air Force Office of Special Investigations for a decade. I've lived in several states too, I'm glad your experience when you were in Tucson was different! Thanks for your service! Monterey is so beautiful.
Drivers here are off their freaking meds. I had to drive Uber for a bit last year and I was scared to be on our roads so much. You have to be a very defensive driver in this town. Everything you said about that is on point. I always check both ways at the intersection after my red light to be sure someone isn’t zooming through it. I’m frequently thankful I do.
I'm so glad you check both ways. It can be scary driving in Tucson! Being a defensive driver, like you said, is so so important. Waiting at least 2 seconds after the light turns green can save your life, and i'm glad you're doing that
@@LivingTucsonArizona Defensive driving 100%! That was part of the reason I quit, but it was a transition period while I was leaving the restaurant industry to become a massage therapist ☺️ Stay safe! Im glad your wife quit riding! Smart choice.
I live in Destin Florida and I've read the bill stopping and no where does it not allow the word gay what it does stop activist teachers promoting any sexual lifestyles to small children thus allowing children to learn normal things and play free from someone shoving any sexuality on them
Keep in mind the largest employer in Arizona is the Department of Corrections. In other words, very little is done to prevent crime, help addicts/homeless people, or give opportunities to rehabilitate anyone with a criminal record to reenter society successfully. Then add the border proximity to the equation and it's not hard to see why Tucson has the problems it does.
So, there are plenty of police officers here, but they're constantly put on patrols of specific sectors of town and are being given traffic stop quotas in order to assuage the public into thinking there are fewer issues on the road. This is to the point where they're almost never sent out for anything that isn't absolutely newsworthy, and i do mean newsworthy. Most of the major shootings on campus and in gated communities have come after weeks of prior knowledge. All of this aside, the major issues here are all environmental factors on health because Tucson is definitely one of the least habitable yet still properly inhabited zones in the US. For reference, most of Tucson is a 13-D growing zone for crops, meaning it's pretty much a few marks from being one of the most wasteful places in the US to grow produce.
Yeah, I've lived here over 30 years and it has definitely turned into a cesspool. You really don't want to live here. I don't want to live here. Too many reasons to list, honestly.
I kived in Tucson 7 years ago. Then i went to Alaska for a few years. I just came back not even 2 months ago, i got jumped by a group of teens, everyday people steal from the gas station and recently a dude broke the glass in the door entrance and stole a bunch of tobacco, saying he had a gun. Idk man, it wasn't this bad 7 years ago i swear. And the police?? OMG... I'm not even gonna start. All i can say is they are one of the WORST, possibly the worst, police force I've ever come across. Everything was better when i was younger. There weren't as many homeless, illegals, snobby teens, etc. I have way more respect for Anchorage now, holy cow. And I'm usually a pretty happy person and optimistic about most things, but this is just undeniably bad
Oh my gosh!! I am SO sorry you had that experience!!! Are you okay??? What gas station (cross streets) were you at where you were jumped?? And what time of day was it?
@@LivingTucsonArizona I work at the circle k on park and 22nd st pretty. I work the night shifts. Yeah, he's just a misguided person, I can tell he's not evil at heart, just lost in life. Not an excuse for what he did, but thing to understand people is what I do best cause I was homeless in -20 degree weather at one point. Stuff like that and meeting people in similar situations helps understand why people do what they do sometimes. Sometimes it's out of spite of the world, or simply bad upbringing.
I moved away to NE TN 8 years ago and went back to visit my Mom last summer - It's gotten worse and for the week I was there I'm talking about congestion of traffic, rudeness of people - I think it's turned into one big Ghetto and I noticed multiple motorcycle accidents - Maybe the bad part of California swept all over it
I feel you on the police angle. From Tucson becoming world famous for being a predator haven because the police do their best to ignore them, to nearly being T-Boned by someone driving a Sheriff's vehicle with their lights off at 4am to the time I had to do a food delivery to some officers less than 30 ft away from an active hostage situation where I could see weaponry, I've certainly seen many shortcomings of common sense with them.
@@LivingTucsonArizona it was at Ft. Lowell and 1st Ave about a week ago, guy was crossing the street and a motorcycle just slammed right into him and he spun and was on the ground, the bike just took off! Called in the accident but never heard what happened after, he wasn't covered when they put him in the ambulance so hopefully he made it! 🙏🏻
@@flateiacantis7510 oh i super hope so. wow wow. thanks so much for sharing. That is so so scary!!!! No matter how safe someone is, they can't control others around them.
I have a completely different experience here and can’t relate to anything you said. While I’m positive there is truth in some of what you’re saying, I do think the neighborhood one lives in makes a world of difference.
Yes, I see the 4th one very well. I am a courier for NW Hospital system, so I drive a route (that's already scary enough! 😳). I feel like Arizona has the worst drivers in the country (and I grew up in California, so that's saying something). Doesn't surprise me that cops don't respond because I rarely see them anywhere! I witness on the daily that a large portion don't obey traffic laws. It's so frustrating, and I feel like nobody has integrity, so I fear every day and feel helpless to do anything about it 😕 Thanks for the informative video.
I AGREE. people drive as if street lights are a mere suggestion!! Thank you for your service to this city, Jonathan!! Be careful about saying you're from Cali. Some people get offended LOLLL, joking joking.
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OK, so now that you put the kibosh on Tucson, what other areas are you covering? So that we can do our research before even considering where to buy and reach out?
I cover all of Pima County! I highly recommend going on your favorite crime map website (spot crime, crime grade, etc etc) and research school districts! If you'd like to book a call to start the process, book a call here: bit.ly/buyerrr
@@LivingTucsonArizona put out the zip codes you cover within Pima County so we can narrow down the search…why waste either of our time before we reach out to you? Most crimes aren’t reported so…
Florida schools have been great and love the education I got there so many magnets and IB schools and lots of schools with Stellar sport programs all at the public school level - the ranks from the magnet schools improved overall count imo and most high schools have magnet programs now and the college opportunities and acceptance are high based on the extra curricular combo to magnets
Tucson used to be a great place in the 80's , Don't know where you came from. But if you are hugging someone carrying an AK, you might need to find friendlier accomadations!
@@jonathanv3855 What water company do you have? Metro Water does not have these issues. Been living in Tucson for 35 years and with the exception of a couple of the early years when we started getting CAP water that did a lot of damage to appliances and water lines, there have been no problems at all as far as I know...
I been here 12 years and Tucson is better than Milwaukee where I grew up at but you're right about poverty and the police 🚓🚓🚨🚨 and how folks drive down here a driver killed a motorcycle 🏍️ driver right by my job
Answer 1. I have $$$, 2. No children in school. If you do send to private schools. Public schools suck all over the country, 3. Motorcycles riders without helmets, it is their choice. Not your problem., 4. Stay out of the hood...Pretty weak reasons....You just described all big cities....
I'm from Sd...believe me this story is laughable but shes entitled to her opinion. She should leave if it's so bad and being a realtor I think shes telling a biased story for sure...just like nasty shitty, sunny southeast, even chula wanna the south part is not the safest area.
One last thing, if you are moving to Tucson and you don't have a best friend, you will soon. "Dust" will be your best friend 😂 it's everywhere. But overall, I've been in Tucson for 12 years. I'm updating my home to sale to move on. Thinking NC. Enjoy life...
SO TRUE LOL. There is a TON of dust! Even when taking a 5 min stroll outside for some sun/exercise, when you get back you HAVE to wash your hands because they feel dirty. SO true. Where in NC are you moving to?
If you need help selling your home in Tucson, I help sellers net 10% more. Would love to discuss that with you, if you're looking for a real estate agent.
@LivingTucsonArizona not yet still updating, I'll keep you in mind. I normally would only work with a realtor who is knowledgeable of pearl certificates.
I lived in Tucson for 8 years and I ride... you are correct about all your points, i've had 2 friends killed in those years and more maimed. It is not only the elderly drivers but the college kids texting ect. and not to mention the illegals with no insurance.... If it wasn't for the U of A and the military there would not be a Tucson. The Police are horrible and the Mayor is a woke Communist. I went back to visit a couple times and it has become dirtier and more homeless along 4th Ave. Never again.
Thanks for your comment! A lot of homeless on 4th and near the highway. agreed. Distracted driving is definitely a big factor too. In my personal experience, it hasn't been the reason for any of my/my wife's close calls. It's been due to elderly. Undocumented w/ no insurance doesn't really play a factor when it comes to vehicular deaths. Aside from UofA and DAvis Monthan AFB, there's the airport, Raytheon, Caterpillar, Amazon. I think there would still be a strong economic presence in Tucson and will continue to be.
You have to be kidding, no helmet law? Even without a helmet law I would always wear a helmet. I would always assume other drivers do not see me on a motorcycle or bicycle. It is your life. It is not just older people, it is texting, and driving while on the cell phone that are really dangerous. How far is it from Tucson to the wild west 100, 50, 20, 5 or just out of town? It is not that far to OK Corral? I do not believe Tucson and Arizona is that crazy or lawless. However, keep you hand gun handy.
Tucson schools have a large diversity in achievement. Some schools do not have a single student who speaks English or is from the United States. Those schools perform poorly while other schools have white native populations and their schools all have A+ ratings and are some of the top in the nation. So...schools in Tucson can be as good or bad as you choose.
AZ also won't take driver's license away from dementia pashents which is why u see so many people driving on the wrong side of the road 😂 at least in pima county especially in green valley
The motorcycle stat probably only matters to roughly 5% of viewers, to be frank. Doesn't seem it belongs on a top-4 list. PS, check out Family Guy's raking of Tuscon.
Thanks for sharing! Would you like to talk about which points? I'm sure your opinion will help other viewers who may want a different perspective of Tucson.
Democrat sanctuary city, proximity to the border, common big city issues all contribute to lots of Tucson's issues. Id rather drive around Tucson than PHX maybe because I used to live in Tucson. I think most drivers nowadays are bad has nothing to do with age everyone is in a hurry they don't care. Part of Tucson's problem is its grown to big for the traffic that goes thru it. There's no real fix with the exception of talk of by passing the city entirely which will probably happen 30 to 80 miles from the city. That happens and Tucson might be a little better to drive in but the economic factor will then come into play as there is no real industry in Tucson you have the air force, border patrol, Raytheon, Some mining, and some health care. but no real sustainable big industry. Wouldn't count on Amazon they may have a lot of worker's but the pay is not great. Motorcycle no big deal they chose to ride them they also chose not to wear a helmet the stats don't line up very good even if you wear a helmet. Same with those who ride bikes why on earth do you think its a good idea to ride a bike on city streets? Back in the early 2000's the housing market went sky high there then crashed like everywhere but the houses are still only $80K houses being sold for $300K+ like all big city's its quickly becoming a cesspool.
@@LivingTucsonArizona don't talk about sex with children seems reasonable . It's about not talking about sexual orientation until kids are in 5th grade. Seems pretty logical to me. The fact people want to talk to 9 year olds about that stuff is weird.
It definitely can be. On a study done by the FBI on violent crimes, Tucson ranks higher than cities such as San Diego and Portland, but less dangerous than Albuquerque
When I was in Wisconsin, I would totally ride without a helmet. In Tucson? Hell no. I'm tempted to wear one in my car because of how bad the drivers are. And it's ALL demographics. Young, old, all ethnicities, ducking EVERYONE.
AGREED. so so scary here. that's also likely why car insurance is higher there! bc of the higher percentage of accidents here compared to other cities.
Chris Mineburg, I noticed you live in 3740 S Serena Ln, Tucson, AZ 85730 and I’m sure you have at least $150k of equity. Congrats! I haven’t run a full report on your property, but congrats on getting a property in 2018 for $156k! Thank you for the comment and thank you for acknowledging my decade of active duty! Did you serve? If so, for how long?
@@LivingTucsonArizona that's what we do, post people's info on public comments? You claim you were law enforcement at some point, and an officer in the airforce, how do you think your buddies would feel about you doxing vets? I spent 6 years in the army and 15 months in iraq during the surge, hence the chairforce comment, not that it's any of you're business chairforce, but I'm also service connected disabled, thanks for asking. My point is, your stupid video is nothing but trashing the city I love and obviously live in and was born in, if you hate it here so much, kick rocks and go home.
@@PublicNuisance2K24 you jealous that I can say to a beautiful women that she is beautiful ! My grandmother always told me to compliment a women if she is beautiful !
We talked about the education in Tucson being one of the best and then you denigrate Tucson by saying the state is 45th while you talking about Tucson are you talking about the state of arizona. Motorcycle laws are not only valid in Tucson their Statewide laws no helmets lane splitting so you talk about Tucson being so negative when it's the whole state that's like that please get your facts straight before you spit things out there and spew negative information
The facts were straight! Tucson is one of the best of the state. AZ is 45th in the country. I don't sugarcoat or embellish bc I hate when real estate agents did that to me to pressure me to buy. I say it as it is. thank you for engaging!
Because Tucson isn't utopia, and I'm not the type of real estate agent that paints rainbows and butterflies to get people to buy. I provide a realistic view.
It's a Hell hole ........... maybe the resorts are nice to visit in the foothills but really Tucson has gone past Hell and become more of a Hell Hole - dang democrats
I love Tucson, but I have an ancesterial bias. One weeks pay for one months stay! We have a baseline for wages but not accommodation. This makes no sense and simply doesn't work. The average lowest rent in 2022, ranged from $1,200 to $1,500 per month in many places. The monthly income, based on the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour for a full-time job of 40 hours per week,,amounts to around $1,256.96 per month before taxes. HUD's Definition of Affordable Housing: The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) defines housing as affordable if a household pays no more than 30% of its income on housing costs, including rent or mortgage, utilities, and insurance. This cannot be done in todays rental market. We need to mandate that all new multifamily complexes include a percentage of baseline units (300 Sq Ft) that can ONLY rent for 40 hours net pay at minimum wage. Eligibility of these units would be capped. When the persons income exceeds +X% (determined by local authority) of minimum wage they are expected to move on to a market rate unit. This will eliminate the need to subsidize market rate units and create a viable option for those on fixed incomes as well.
exaggerated melodramatic presentation, edgy quick edit cuts, and generic stock video clips doom this video......phrases like "ridiculously scary" are clickbait junk......and lagging left-turn arrows in Tucson reduce accidents by 40% (from what I read!)........your Big Four points exist in most cities across the country......
Wait , I’m confused you’re a realtor and your discouraging folks to come here? These points are not only in Tucson, but certainly other places. I’m well versed and have sold Real Estate here, as well as a native, still confused. To each their own. 🫶🏽
You got that right! I don't sugarcoat or embellish. Tucson isn't perfect and don't paint anything in a rosy color when it's not. My clients like that I do that. Love that there's room for everyone in this business. Keep on rockin on!
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Spot on with the police. I had an accident last year called the cops they said they're not coming as long as nobody died. Called them 3 times they said they would not come
And no one talks about this enough!!! Certainly not other real estate agents who tend to try and paint a rainbow picture.
I'm sorry this happened to you. That's wild. what area/zip code/part of town did this occur in, if you don't mind me asking?
@@LivingTucsonArizona it happened south Tucson 🙂 thank you so much for your videos it really made me feel better about moving to Tucson the first time I planned to move here
@@JEBJOSHthey won't come unless someone was seriously injured. Just exchange info and move on.
You may already know this, but for others who may be reading this, the Tucson police are understaffed because of the relentless demonization of them by the media and left wing extremist who called for "defunding the police" (the violent summer of 2020). Tucson didn't even have to defund (I'm not sure if they did or not), but the cops I spoke to said no one wants a job that suddenly now has such low esteem associated with it.
This is true, cops will not go to a car accident, unless a person is critically injured or there is a death. Most places are like this too, if people get a dent or minor damage, both insurance companies will do the negotiations. Can you begin to imagine if cops answered every non-fatal or minor accident call ? There wouldn't be enough officers to cover all of the other real emergencies of every other genres ! People just need to focus, be kind to others by driving defensively, watch the speed limits, stay off your cell phones, don't drink and drive. Use your brain, stay off drugs, remembering that tomorrow is never promised. Don't rush around allow extra time.
THIS AMOUNT OF HONESTY IS UNDERRATED AND DEFINITELY APPRECIATED. THANK YOU FOR NOT SUGAR COATING IT LIKE THESE OTHER CHANNELS.
Thank you so much for this comment! I appreciate that
I have lived in Three Points for 21 years. I am all over town daily / doing Uber.. I know this town very well. I am deeply in Love with it here! The one thing I wish Tucson would repair is the potholes. Some of these will destroy a vehicle. I have picked up a few rider who had to have their car towed to the repair shop after going thru one and losing a tire, rim and other parts.. We do have many homeless people, even more lately. Its a sad reality here...
Thank you for this comment, I agree, it is a sad reality about the number of homeless there are in Tucson. Those potholes are crazy!! Definitely not a spot to have the thin-rim tires (im sure they have an actual name for it.. clearly i'm not a car person lol)
Thank you for your service! A lot of my family was in the Air Force. Snapple fact:
Arizona ranked 3rd in the Economic Performance category of the prestigious Rich States, Poor States report for 2023 by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). I live in Florida, have friends that are teachers; the pay here is garbage for teachers. It ranks 50th. Do not believe the hype.
My friend who is a public school teacher in Florida would very much agree!!!
I was born and grew up there. It was a wonderful place to grow up. Now.....we all know what the cause of the "Scariest Problems" are. And homeless have a chance of surviving the winter there.
Thanks for keeping it real.
@@dcv7465 thank you for appreciating it! The best way to thank me is think of me when you know of someone I can help buy or sell in the greater Tucson area 🫡
Lived there for 20 something years. Then left to live on the road and random tiny towns most had less than 20,000 residents some less than 500 😂🤷♂️ when I finally went back to Tucson after almost 7 years I see that the Pueblo has gone to crap it is beyond ridiculous had dudes trying to steal my 80k truck where in some of the towns I’ve lived in I can leave my truck running with the doors unlocked and no problem. Even had dudes tried to pretend they were gonna pull a gun on me. Which is really bad because even though I always legally carry you’re putting me a law abiding citizen in a situation where out of fear I could face a case. So yeah F Tucson I’m leaving again 😂🤷♂️
Wow I'm so sorry about your experience. Getting a weapon almost pulled out on you!? That's tough. I've had that happen to be before, in Colorado Springs when I was stationed there.
It is kind of crazy to think about other towns in the world where you can leave your car running, and no one touches it. It's usually smaller towns where everyone knows each other.
Where are you moving to after Tucson?
On the law enforcement portion - If you live outside of the city limits, you will should be fine. PCSO and the other police departments (Not TPD), have really quick response times. I’ve called PCSO for a low priority incident and I had two cars on scene within 10 minutes.
Tucson does get some redemption in its fire department however. TFD is amazing and has really fast response times, and they are able to send more than enough resources to provide the best of care.
Thank you for your contribution! I appreciate that insight and I'm sure others will too. Two cars on scene within 10 minutes is great!! What zip code do you live in, if people want to know where they can expect timely response?
I only feel safe living in Tucson because I live on DMAB. Any other place (that we can afford) I’d be sleeping with one eye open
I live by 22nd and swan, not far from the base, moved here from Ireland, I'm used to highs of around 70 in summers, WTF is this heat haha
@eddyfitzgerald1978 why are you living here?
@@eddyfitzgerald1978 I know right! It’s OVEN HOT. Haha!! What’s your favorite Irish spot in tucson? Do you have one? I’m curious
@@rosecah what do you think of base housing?
@@rosecah what’s your experience been living on base housing?
Great video and spot on! I call the Tuscon left turn interactions the death light! Have to be super careful!
SO CAREFUL.
I’ve only been here for 3 days and the left turns give me soooo much anxiety! 😭
I drove by in Tucson and let me make you know that this city is crazy. I had a guy keep checking out the garbage every minute at a Circle K. This was north Tucson. lol
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Did he go back home with you
@@PublicNuisance2K24 he found out where your mom lived. He good.
@@JayJayFromAZ ur mom must be proud
@@JayJayFromAZ ur mom must be proud
I thought the number 1 scariest thing you would say for not moving to the MOTHER LAND would be the temperature or possible lack of future water supply because none of that other stuff even matters if you have NO WATER because the DRY HEAT dried it all up ! Go.Blue.Devils 🎼 JoJo left his heart in Tucson Arizona 🎶
GREAT points! 70% of the water used in AZ is actually used for AGRICULTURE. Kinda crazy right? It was news to me when I learned that.
so my opinionnnnnnn is that before people die of thirst, they will move agriculture to another state, therefore giving 70% of the water back to the people.
with that said, I am not a professional in that field, nor do i ever pretend to be. i know water does scare a lot of people (or rather, lack thereof), so, great point!
what would be your number 2 scariest thing? im curious
Ignore the headlines. Arizona's water future is a lot brighter than they suggest
Opinion: Why should Arizonans be confident we'll overcome our water challenges? Because we have regulatory measures that produced years of positive results.
Adam Finkelopinion contributor
@@LivingTucsonArizona Ignore the headlines. Arizona's water future is a lot brighter than they suggest
Opinion: Why should Arizonans be confident we'll overcome our water challenges? Because we have regulatory measures that produced years of positive results.
Adam Finkelopinion contributor
What's the mother land? Tucson is a Hell Hole
Hmmm...I was going down to Tucson in the morning but you just answered my questions along with the comments from people living there.Nope , ain,t gonna happen!I I think I will go back to Wa. and deal with winter! Only makes good sense!😮
We also have an unusually high pedestrian mortality rate...
There’s always people crossing roads without streetlights while wearing all black. Almost hit two people this year alone
@@rosecah that’s so scary!!! Why do people not wear reflective belts or something! Glad you didn’t hit anybody!
@@dabeage super side note and random point: such a cute dog in your profile photo!
@@dabeage yeah because the drug addicts don't know how to use crosswalks even though there's one 20 feet away from where they are usually killed crossing the road
Hey Major, I grew up before Silicon Valley was Silicon Valley. In the Army, I lived in Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Virginia, and Florida. California has lane splitting also. They run red lights all the time here in Monterey. Also, people change lanes without looking. Been to Tucson and it is no worse than other parts of the country. My best friend was at Davis Monthan for Customs for several years. BTW which agency did you work for? After I retired from the Army I spent 4 years with CBP before going to work for the Navy in Monterey.
I was a Special Agent for the Air Force Office of Special Investigations for a decade. I've lived in several states too, I'm glad your experience when you were in Tucson was different! Thanks for your service! Monterey is so beautiful.
Tucson was just ranked 2nd in the most dangerous city to drive in. Detroit was number 1 and Phoenix is number 3
No way!! Do you remember what website/who published that? I will have to make a video
Drivers here are off their freaking meds. I had to drive Uber for a bit last year and I was scared to be on our roads so much. You have to be a very defensive driver in this town. Everything you said about that is on point. I always check both ways at the intersection after my red light to be sure someone isn’t zooming through it. I’m frequently thankful I do.
I'm so glad you check both ways. It can be scary driving in Tucson! Being a defensive driver, like you said, is so so important. Waiting at least 2 seconds after the light turns green can save your life, and i'm glad you're doing that
@@LivingTucsonArizona Defensive driving 100%! That was part of the reason I quit, but it was a transition period while I was leaving the restaurant industry to become a massage therapist ☺️ Stay safe! Im glad your wife quit riding! Smart choice.
I live in Destin Florida and I've read the bill stopping and no where does it not allow the word gay what it does stop activist teachers promoting any sexual lifestyles to small children thus allowing children to learn normal things and play free from someone shoving any sexuality on them
Keep in mind the largest employer in Arizona is the Department of Corrections. In other words, very little is done to prevent crime, help addicts/homeless people, or give opportunities to rehabilitate anyone with a criminal record to reenter society successfully. Then add the border proximity to the equation and it's not hard to see why Tucson has the problems it does.
Dang half of Tucson is living in poverty I thought it was just me
Thanks for your faithful service
YOU are beautiful
Have a great summer
There's also a high pedestrian and cyclist death rate in Tucson. It's very dangerous.
If you need to live in Tucson live is Sahuarita, Oro Valley and Marana. It’s a lot safer!
There’s also safer areas in the Phoenix Metro.
So, there are plenty of police officers here, but they're constantly put on patrols of specific sectors of town and are being given traffic stop quotas in order to assuage the public into thinking there are fewer issues on the road. This is to the point where they're almost never sent out for anything that isn't absolutely newsworthy, and i do mean newsworthy. Most of the major shootings on campus and in gated communities have come after weeks of prior knowledge.
All of this aside, the major issues here are all environmental factors on health because Tucson is definitely one of the least habitable yet still properly inhabited zones in the US.
For reference, most of Tucson is a 13-D growing zone for crops, meaning it's pretty much a few marks from being one of the most wasteful places in the US to grow produce.
Yeah, I've lived here over 30 years and it has definitely turned into a cesspool. You really don't want to live here. I don't want to live here. Too many reasons to list, honestly.
Love your cap,coool.
@@WilliamFoley-t4c right, isn’t it dope!! An agent on my team, a tucson native, gifted it to me!
You think you cant say gay in Florida? Bless your heart!
Bless yours too!
I kived in Tucson 7 years ago. Then i went to Alaska for a few years. I just came back not even 2 months ago, i got jumped by a group of teens, everyday people steal from the gas station and recently a dude broke the glass in the door entrance and stole a bunch of tobacco, saying he had a gun. Idk man, it wasn't this bad 7 years ago i swear. And the police?? OMG... I'm not even gonna start. All i can say is they are one of the WORST, possibly the worst, police force I've ever come across. Everything was better when i was younger. There weren't as many homeless, illegals, snobby teens, etc. I have way more respect for Anchorage now, holy cow. And I'm usually a pretty happy person and optimistic about most things, but this is just undeniably bad
Oh my gosh!! I am SO sorry you had that experience!!! Are you okay???
What gas station (cross streets) were you at where you were jumped??
And what time of day was it?
@@LivingTucsonArizona I work at the circle k on park and 22nd st pretty. I work the night shifts. Yeah, he's just a misguided person, I can tell he's not evil at heart, just lost in life. Not an excuse for what he did, but thing to understand people is what I do best cause I was homeless in -20 degree weather at one point. Stuff like that and meeting people in similar situations helps understand why people do what they do sometimes. Sometimes it's out of spite of the world, or simply bad upbringing.
Can you describe the "teens"?
I moved away to NE TN 8 years ago and went back to visit my Mom last summer - It's gotten worse and for the week I was there I'm talking about congestion of traffic, rudeness of people - I think it's turned into one big Ghetto and I noticed multiple motorcycle accidents - Maybe the bad part of California swept all over it
I feel you on the police angle. From Tucson becoming world famous for being a predator haven because the police do their best to ignore them, to nearly being T-Boned by someone driving a Sheriff's vehicle with their lights off at 4am to the time I had to do a food delivery to some officers less than 30 ft away from an active hostage situation where I could see weaponry, I've certainly seen many shortcomings of common sense with them.
Can't say gay in Florida? What a dumb thing to say.
It’s the law here in Florida.
I watched a motorcyclist hit a pedestrian in the crosswalk last week in Tucson 😢 they are terrible drivers
THAT IS TERRIBLE!!! oh my gosh!!! were they okay, did they survive?? What streets/crossroads?
@@LivingTucsonArizona it was at Ft. Lowell and 1st Ave about a week ago, guy was crossing the street and a motorcycle just slammed right into him and he spun and was on the ground, the bike just took off! Called in the accident but never heard what happened after, he wasn't covered when they put him in the ambulance so hopefully he made it! 🙏🏻
@@flateiacantis7510 oh i super hope so. wow wow. thanks so much for sharing. That is so so scary!!!! No matter how safe someone is, they can't control others around them.
I have a completely different experience here and can’t relate to anything you said. While I’m positive there is truth in some of what you’re saying, I do think the neighborhood one lives in makes a world of difference.
Thx for your engagement! Where did I say it doesn't matter what neighborhood you live in?
Yes, I see the 4th one very well. I am a courier for NW Hospital system, so I drive a route (that's already scary enough! 😳). I feel like Arizona has the worst drivers in the country (and I grew up in California, so that's saying something). Doesn't surprise me that cops don't respond because I rarely see them anywhere! I witness on the daily that a large portion don't obey traffic laws. It's so frustrating, and I feel like nobody has integrity, so I fear every day and feel helpless to do anything about it 😕 Thanks for the informative video.
I AGREE. people drive as if street lights are a mere suggestion!! Thank you for your service to this city, Jonathan!!
Be careful about saying you're from Cali. Some people get offended LOLLL, joking joking.
Regarding the water…EXCELLENT ARTICLE
Ignore the headlines. Arizona's water future is a lot brighter than they suggest
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OK, so now that you put the kibosh on Tucson, what other areas are you covering? So that we can do our research before even considering where to buy and reach out?
I cover all of Pima County! I highly recommend going on your favorite crime map website (spot crime, crime grade, etc etc) and research school districts! If you'd like to book a call to start the process, book a call here: bit.ly/buyerrr
when are you considering making the purchase?
@@LivingTucsonArizonaSeptember
@@LivingTucsonArizonaI get the realtor’s creed not to steer so throw out some zip codes
@@LivingTucsonArizona put out the zip codes you cover within Pima County so we can narrow down the search…why waste either of our time before we reach out to you? Most crimes aren’t reported so…
Florida schools have been great and love the education I got there so many magnets and IB schools and lots of schools with Stellar sport programs all at the public school level - the ranks from the magnet schools improved overall count imo and most high schools have magnet programs now and the college opportunities and acceptance are high based on the extra curricular combo to magnets
Nice! One of my friends is a magnet school teacher in FL.
To the person that quoted.. Don't move to Tucson unless you get a water softener....Thank you.!
What Tucson metro neighborhoods have the least amount of turnover (renters living for more than 5 years) in the 300-350k range?
Sounds like someone is looking for an area to invest? Would you like to schedule a call to talk further?
Tucson used to be a great place in the 80's , Don't know where you came from. But if you are hugging someone carrying an AK, you might need to find friendlier accomadations!
Born and raised in NYC suburbs. Military took me to 8-10 states and multiple countries during my decade of service
@@LivingTucsonArizona mine as well. Dad was a pilot that trained the Saudi air force on the E-3 AWACS and we moved around the world also
Whaaaaaaat?
If you plan on moving to Tucson do not buy a house that does not have a water softener. You will thank me.
Good call! What brand do you like?
What you're saying applied back in the mid-90s but not any more...
@LivingTucsonArizona not sure paid about 2,500.
I wish I did. You can see the white deposits on the soil after watering my inside plants. Calcium build up here is no joke.
@@jonathanv3855 What water company do you have? Metro Water does not have these issues. Been living in Tucson for 35 years and with the exception of a couple of the early years when we started getting CAP water that did a lot of damage to appliances and water lines, there have been no problems at all as far as I know...
I been here 12 years and Tucson is better than Milwaukee where I grew up at but you're right about poverty and the police 🚓🚓🚨🚨 and how folks drive down here a driver killed a motorcycle 🏍️ driver right by my job
We may as well move back to the hood, considering what you’re telling us except the cops do respond timely lol
Love love love Tucson.I live in poverty almost my entire adult life.Make the best out of life in Jesus name.
I just moved to Tucson Arizona from Rochester ny. Love it hear so far.
Welcome to Tucson! What's something that surprised you about moving to Tucson that you weren't expecting?
@@LivingTucsonArizona how friendly the people r.
Answer 1. I have $$$, 2. No children in school. If you do send to private schools. Public schools suck all over the country, 3. Motorcycles riders without helmets, it is their choice. Not your problem., 4. Stay out of the hood...Pretty weak reasons....You just described all big cities....
Thank you for engaging in my content! Have an amazing day.
Don't worry about if I wear a helmet or not. It's my life. Worry about yourself.
Great video. I will never move to Tucson. I am a home town guy in Chula Vista CA. But the way you present is cool
I'm from Sd...believe me this story is laughable but shes entitled to her opinion. She should leave if it's so bad and being a realtor I think shes telling a biased story for sure...just like nasty shitty, sunny southeast, even chula wanna the south part is not the safest area.
One last thing, if you are moving to Tucson and you don't have a best friend, you will soon. "Dust" will be your best friend 😂 it's everywhere. But overall, I've been in Tucson for 12 years. I'm updating my home to sale to move on. Thinking NC. Enjoy life...
SO TRUE LOL. There is a TON of dust! Even when taking a 5 min stroll outside for some sun/exercise, when you get back you HAVE to wash your hands because they feel dirty. SO true. Where in NC are you moving to?
If you need help selling your home in Tucson, I help sellers net 10% more. Would love to discuss that with you, if you're looking for a real estate agent.
@LivingTucsonArizona not yet still updating, I'll keep you in mind. I normally would only work with a realtor who is knowledgeable of pearl certificates.
We moved to the Tri-Cities in TN and LOVE it! just on the other side of those Mountains in NC VA & SC
I guessed the Number correctly !! 😂
In Tucson zombies lots of zombies
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@@LivingTucsonArizona nope I live about 30mins south of Tucson that is close enough. Me and my family are looking at planning to move out of Arizona
@@mma709 nice! where to?
@@LivingTucsonArizona maybe Texas or Tennessee or Florida
I lived in Tucson for 8 years and I ride... you are correct about all your points, i've had 2 friends killed in those years and more maimed. It is not only the elderly drivers but the college kids texting ect. and not to mention the illegals with no insurance.... If it wasn't for the U of A and the military there would not be a Tucson. The Police are horrible and the Mayor is a woke Communist. I went back to visit a couple times and it has become dirtier and more homeless along 4th Ave. Never again.
Thanks for your comment! A lot of homeless on 4th and near the highway. agreed.
Distracted driving is definitely a big factor too. In my personal experience, it hasn't been the reason for any of my/my wife's close calls. It's been due to elderly. Undocumented w/ no insurance doesn't really play a factor when it comes to vehicular deaths.
Aside from UofA and DAvis Monthan AFB, there's the airport, Raytheon, Caterpillar, Amazon. I think there would still be a strong economic presence in Tucson and will continue to be.
@@LivingTucsonArizona I hear ya...
You have to be kidding, no helmet law? Even without a helmet law I would always wear a helmet.
I would always assume other drivers do not see me on a motorcycle or bicycle. It is your life.
It is not just older people, it is texting, and driving while on the cell phone that are really dangerous.
How far is it from Tucson to the wild west 100, 50, 20, 5 or just out of town? It is not that far to OK Corral?
I do not believe Tucson and Arizona is that crazy or lawless. However, keep you hand gun handy.
You’re GORGEOUS!😘🥰😍💋
Dude, stop. She said she is married to another female. She doesn't like man, plus when God comes; you know where she is going.
Tucson schools have a large diversity in achievement. Some schools do not have a single student who speaks English or is from the United States. Those schools perform poorly while other schools have white native populations and their schools all have A+ ratings and are some of the top in the nation. So...schools in Tucson can be as good or bad as you choose.
Driving at night sucks 😂 there is no damn lights in so many areas.
IKR!!
Tucson is dark cause it's a haven for star gazing - True story
The drivers are shitty lol. You gotta stay alert.
AZ also won't take driver's license away from dementia pashents which is why u see so many people driving on the wrong side of the road 😂 at least in pima county especially in green valley
I can absolutely see this happening! That's freaking Scary!!
“You can’t say gay in Florida”. Definitely no gay people in South Florida.
Many are leaving unfortunately
That's why i chose Arizona Freedom.
What does that mean
Where did you get 46.6% poverty? According to University of Arizona is 14.9% and according to data usa is 14.9% as well in 2022.
they're bias
@@CharlieStormslll Ok. Proof?
@@CharlieStormslll Ok. LIke I said. Where did she get 46.6% poverty rate? Because Mexico doesn't even have 46.6% poverty rate.
Ppl encourage theft and drug dealing here especialy to kids
@@E1337slay3r oh no… that’s terrible. this sounds like it comes from a personal experience…. Would you mind sharing?
U live in south tucson yes crime is terrible there
Yup
It gets worse the more you go down until you reach mexico where things skyrocket.
I recommend to go north if you really don't want to risk it
Viva barrio libre!
@@the_real_maru_cat if you go more south past north Mexico things balance out in a really good way when you're out of the cartel zone
Another blue city disaster
The motorcycle stat probably only matters to roughly 5% of viewers, to be frank. Doesn't seem it belongs on a top-4 list. PS, check out Family Guy's raking of Tuscon.
Yet it affects 100% of drivers
I disagree with you on some of your points.
Thanks for sharing! Would you like to talk about which points? I'm sure your opinion will help other viewers who may want a different perspective of Tucson.
I almost stopped watching video when you said in Florida you can't say "gay". Now that's stupid.
Thanks for continuing to watch the video, Cate! What are your thoughts on the don't say gay bill?
c0ps only car3 about the super rich!
living in Tucson is a nightmare! drivers are the worst in the world
Democrat sanctuary city, proximity to the border, common big city issues all contribute to lots of Tucson's issues. Id rather drive around Tucson than PHX maybe because I used to live in Tucson. I think most drivers nowadays are bad has nothing to do with age everyone is in a hurry they don't care. Part of Tucson's problem is its grown to big for the traffic that goes thru it. There's no real fix with the exception of talk of by passing the city entirely which will probably happen 30 to 80 miles from the city. That happens and Tucson might be a little better to drive in but the economic factor will then come into play as there is no real industry in Tucson you have the air force, border patrol, Raytheon, Some mining, and some health care. but no real sustainable big industry. Wouldn't count on Amazon they may have a lot of worker's but the pay is not great. Motorcycle no big deal they chose to ride them they also chose not to wear a helmet the stats don't line up very good even if you wear a helmet. Same with those who ride bikes why on earth do you think its a good idea to ride a bike on city streets?
Back in the early 2000's the housing market went sky high there then crashed like everywhere but the houses are still only $80K houses being sold for $300K+ like all big city's its quickly becoming a cesspool.
Can't say gay 🙄. You should try reading the bill.
Since perhaps you've read it, what is your opinion on it?
@@LivingTucsonArizona don't talk about sex with children seems reasonable . It's about not talking about sexual orientation until kids are in 5th grade. Seems pretty logical to me. The fact people want to talk to 9 year olds about that stuff is weird.
@@RichardBeater_theThird Pedophilia has nothing to do with being gay.
Tucson is a very violent city to live in
It definitely can be. On a study done by the FBI on violent crimes, Tucson ranks higher than cities such as San Diego and Portland, but less dangerous than Albuquerque
would not use you real estate dealings...why would anyone use you..move someplace else if you don't like it here..
Hi Gail Smith, that's a mean comment. I surely wouldn't go on your page to do that to you. I hope you have a great day and an even better year
When I was in Wisconsin, I would totally ride without a helmet. In Tucson? Hell no. I'm tempted to wear one in my car because of how bad the drivers are. And it's ALL demographics. Young, old, all ethnicities, ducking EVERYONE.
AGREED. so so scary here. that's also likely why car insurance is higher there! bc of the higher percentage of accidents here compared to other cities.
I'm glad you're protecting your head now!!
I really miss the old Tucson and doing Hells Angels events / runs . . . 81 is the best
Yes it’s so unsafe. Please stay out of my city Californians. We are scary here so stay away.
lol
Stop trashing Tucson chairforce, don't like it here, then leave, simple.
Chris Mineburg, I noticed you live in 3740 S Serena Ln, Tucson, AZ 85730 and I’m sure you have at least $150k of equity. Congrats! I haven’t run a full report on your property, but congrats on getting a property in 2018 for $156k!
Thank you for the comment and thank you for acknowledging my decade of active duty!
Did you serve? If so, for how long?
@@LivingTucsonArizona that's what we do, post people's info on public comments? You claim you were law enforcement at some point, and an officer in the airforce, how do you think your buddies would feel about you doxing vets? I spent 6 years in the army and 15 months in iraq during the surge, hence the chairforce comment, not that it's any of you're business chairforce, but I'm also service connected disabled, thanks for asking. My point is, your stupid video is nothing but trashing the city I love and obviously live in and was born in, if you hate it here so much, kick rocks and go home.
@@LivingTucsonArizona Hahahaha, good one! I bet he has not slept one minute since you posted your comment!
@@tomlee7956 Thank you for your engagement on my channel! I appreciate you and hope you have an amazing day 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Free Speech - Don't like it? Move to China or Russia
This city could be turned around if we voted out the democrats.
Wow. Your beautiful !
Simp
@@PublicNuisance2K24 you jealous that I can say to a beautiful women that she is beautiful ! My grandmother always told me to compliment a women if she is beautiful !
@@Jay-s8x7f ur mom must be proud
@@Jay-s8x7f ur mom must be proud
@@Jay-s8x7f yes I am very jealous of you
That education list is nt good lol
Can you elaborate?
BS!
Thanks for taking the time to view my video and for your comment! Which part? Let's talk about it 😃
Stop living in delusion everything she said was facts this city is a shithole
She's right on every count, and she could have pointed out some more......problems.
We talked about the education in Tucson being one of the best and then you denigrate Tucson by saying the state is 45th while you talking about Tucson are you talking about the state of arizona. Motorcycle laws are not only valid in Tucson their Statewide laws no helmets lane splitting so you talk about Tucson being so negative when it's the whole state that's like that please get your facts straight before you spit things out there and spew negative information
The facts were straight! Tucson is one of the best of the state. AZ is 45th in the country. I don't sugarcoat or embellish bc I hate when real estate agents did that to me to pressure me to buy. I say it as it is. thank you for engaging!
What's with all the overwhelmingly negative clickbait titles showing up when I look up "Tucson AZ"?
Because Tucson isn't utopia, and I'm not the type of real estate agent that paints rainbows and butterflies to get people to buy. I provide a realistic view.
@@LivingTucsonArizona Fair enough. Appreciate the honesty.
It's a Hell hole ........... maybe the resorts are nice to visit in the foothills but really Tucson has gone past Hell and become more of a Hell Hole - dang democrats
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I love Tucson, but I have an ancesterial bias.
One weeks pay for one months stay!
We have a baseline for wages but not accommodation.
This makes no sense and simply doesn't work.
The average lowest rent in 2022, ranged from $1,200 to $1,500 per month in many places.
The monthly income, based on the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour for a full-time job of 40 hours per week,,amounts to around $1,256.96 per month before taxes.
HUD's Definition of Affordable Housing: The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) defines housing as affordable if a household pays no more than 30% of its income on housing costs, including rent or mortgage, utilities, and insurance.
This cannot be done in todays rental market.
We need to mandate that all new multifamily complexes include a percentage of baseline units (300 Sq Ft) that can ONLY rent for 40 hours net pay at minimum wage.
Eligibility of these units would be capped.
When the persons income exceeds +X% (determined by local authority) of minimum wage they are expected to move on to a market rate unit.
This will eliminate the need to subsidize market rate units and create a viable option for those on fixed incomes as well.
Florida wouldn't be number one.
exaggerated melodramatic presentation, edgy quick edit cuts, and generic stock video clips doom this video......phrases like "ridiculously scary" are clickbait junk......and lagging left-turn arrows in Tucson reduce accidents by 40% (from what I read!)........your Big Four points exist in most cities across the country......
Yo Hank! Thank you so much for taking the time to engage in my content! I hope you have the best day of your life.
As a Tucson native, I wish people would stop moving here. They are ruining the hometown feeling that Tucson used to have.
Deep blue city
That's the Big problem. You fix this and everything else works out fine...
Tucson was wonderful before Cali, Org, Col, Wash, and NY started moving here.
@@johnsavage7507 EXACTLY!
Wait , I’m confused you’re a realtor and your discouraging folks to come here? These points are not only in Tucson, but certainly other places. I’m well versed and have sold Real Estate here, as well as a native, still confused. To each their own. 🫶🏽
You got that right! I don't sugarcoat or embellish. Tucson isn't perfect and don't paint anything in a rosy color when it's not. My clients like that I do that. Love that there's room for everyone in this business. Keep on rockin on!
And honesty will always come before any paycheck.