That's great to hear! Love the Seattle area and really enjoyed Whidbey Island. My brother-in-law lives in Issaquah. I love our wildlife and critters, especially the Javelinas. Thank you for your support of the channel and really appreciate your feedback.
Being a native of Tampa, I rather take the hot weather in the west than Florida. The humidity is crazy and uncomfortable and you got mosquitos and bugs that love that. I enjoy the west when it spring and summer better
Thank you for your comments, appreciate the feedback! The humidity is tough. As a native Phoenician who's used to the dry climate, I lived in New Orleans while going to college. The humidity down there was really tough for me and quite an adjustment. The bugs were everywhere. I'll take the heat and dryness over the humidity any day. Thanks again for your support. Are you currently living in Tampa? Have you visited the Phoenix area?
I grew up in Mesa and went to elementary school high school, is Mesa Community College..... I left due to family problems and the extreme heat of the area Iive in New England now, I think about Mesa every so often If you have a great job, it's not bad but you really have to absolutely love endless Sun and heat I lived in cold States, and it just wasn't for me Shout out to all of the great teachers from Highland High High Schoo Go Hawks! Yes I am with you on the humidity
I'm with you on the heat, it's definitely hot right now...it's summertime.🥵 I lived in the South in college and really struggled with the humidity. New England is a nice place, I've told my wife that one day I would like to take her on a trip up the New England coast to Canada. I was there as a kid and thought it was really nice, love the coastline. Enjoy your time back East. Appreciate your support and thanks for your comments.
@@PHOENIXAZLIVING you're welcome, if you started in Boston and rent a car, you could go all the way to eastport Maine if you go on the coast, I've lived up here a few years and it is very nice and , the coast is just unforgettable If you go and say, mid-october you can get amazing colors and most of the tourists will be gone Coastal Maine is very busy If you go south from Boston, you can go to Martha's vineyard, see Rhode Island, I have never been down there because I don't have a car, but I have been up to coastal Maine, and it's unforgettable
I moved to Mesa in 1991 from Ohio, and haven't looked back. It does get very hot but found I prefer that over freezing cold. I do get home I use to get home sick for what I call the three F's family, friends, and fishing. A lot more water in Ohio, there is a few big lakes in Arizona but you have to pay to park to fish, in Ohio so many more fishing spots and don't have to pay, And the fishing license cost is very high. I call Mesa a little big town, been here 32 years no real regrets. At 63 not leaving now just bought a mobile home moving into next month. no regrets.
That's great to hear, Mesa is a nice place. Thank you for sharing and appreciate you watching the video. Unfortunately, we live in the desert and there's not much water so we are limited. I enjoy fishing too and some of our local lakes are not too bad. I've always enjoyed fishing at Oak Creek in Sedona. Summers I can do without but being a native it comes with the territory. I sure do love our winters though. Enjoy your new home🙂
Thank you Stanley for the positive comment! Glad to know the video was helpful for you. Our oldest son just got his pilot's license too. All the best to you. What do you hope to do with your license?
That's great to hear, Jordan! I like the superstition springs shopping area, it sure does offer a lot. I appreciate your feedback and thanks for watching.
Mesa has really improved over the years with some amazing communities. I love how they have completely changed the downtown area. Back in the day I use to cruise main street with my cousin. Some fun times...Hopefully you've checked out the channel, I've done several videos on Mesa, including the beautiful masterplan, Eastmark in east Mesa. Our family built several communities in Mesa over the years including on of my favorites, Mahogany, a gated subdivision at Brown & Greenfield, in the heart of the citrus. You can check it out in the Mesa Vlog Tour. Thanks for your comments and appreciate your support of the channel.
Yea, it’s hot so walk in it everyday. Make sure you have plenty of water and covering on your head. But get used to walking in it. I’m 63 and I’ve been walking in it almost everyday for over 20 years. So it’s hot, you’ll really appreciate an air conditioned home when you arrive home. Really bad public transport system, it’s a cultural wasteland, but it has its compensations like nature. Hiking, climbing and biking are all great.
That's great to hear! What is it about the Phoenix area that you enjoy? When are you planning on moving back? Where do you currently live? Thank you for your comments and appreciate your support. When you're ready to make the move, please reach out would love to help you.
Yeah im planning around september. Im in MN as of now. im sick of the snow lol, ive lived in MN for all of my life and ive always enjoyed the weather down there! There’s never a dull moment😁
@@aprayz5030 Sounds good! You live in a beautiful state, but understand it can get extreme cold in the winter. I'm here to help when the time comes. I'll be in touch!!
I'm attempting to watch this in the morning as I drink my coffee and honestly I'm just having to take a break because of that incredibly annoying background music. Why do people that make these videos insist on choosing some annoying background music. It is so unnecessary🫤
Ye right! What’s with that music? Horrible, just horrible! It’s kinda the background music I’d imagine would be playing at a retirement home bingo hall.
In Mesa, you still get the storms during Monsoon as they are close enough to the mountains that the heat island doesn't block the rain. The prettiest areas are in the NE area out by Power Rd. The freeways all over the East Valley make quick driving. I lived out in the area in the 70s so I have perspective. Mesa is HUGE and just like any huge city there are differences and pros and cons to each different neighborhood. NW Mesa used to be quite a tech hub. Now, after several transitions it is sort of becoming more urban developed with more modern city planning concepts and is close to Tempe and the Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix. SE Mesa is more fake farm type. There used to be gobs of farms out there, now it is just pretend. I would say that is the busiest area of Mesa with suburan type of spawl and traffic.
Great perspective, Paula! I would agree. I spent a lot of time in Mesa back in the 70s and it has changed so much. With respect to big cities, there will always be pros and cons, we just try to make the best of it. Overall, I believe Mesa has made some great changes over the years. I like the Riverview area with the ballpark, Bass Pro shop, the nice park they have there, and the North 202 have made life so much easier to get around. I need to hire you as my PR person, I like your perspective. 😀👍 Love the comments!!
Thanks for the heads up and sorry to hear that it was a bothersome to you. Hopefully, you got through it and the content was helpful. I've made changes in more recent months so check out some of the other videos on my channel and see if it's more helpful. Thank you for your comments and I appreciate your support of the channel. Where are you living now?
I totally understand, sometimes I take it for granted like our weather. ..I have on some of the videos but not all of them. Appreciate your feedback and will keep that in mind for future videos. Thank you for watching. Where are you living now?
@@PHOENIXARIZONALIVING333 Hello 😊! I currently live on the Oregon Coast but am from California so I have dealt with black widows and rattle snakes. I am seriously considering snow birding between Oregon and the Phoenix area someday. Pretty apprehensive about the scorpions there though. My sister was stung in her foot by one in the bottom of her sheets when she got into bed 😱
@@sterlgirlceline Sorry to hear that about your sister. I was born and raised here and have seen countless scorpions over the years, but fortunately have never been stung. When you consider moving here you might want to stay away from the mountain preserve areas, there seems to be more activity closer to the mountains than in the valley areas. If I can ever be of help with your real estate needs, please let me know. Thanks again for watching the videos.
Buddy, been here 21 years, and the weather is warmer during the winter where we come from - over at the central coast of California. Bad things here" Choice of ethnic foods, very old winter nights, hot summers with humidity and hot nights, too, poor wages for those needing to work, many older white racists who appear uneducated, many areas actually triple in population during the winter, and the winters are low 50's to rare 70's with lows down to 20'sat night.
@@lucasoliveira3041 Thank you Lucas for the compliment and I appreciate your support of the channel! Have you been to the United States before? Brazil is on my bucket list...
@@PHOENIXARIZONALIVING333 I've never been to the United States, but I want to visit. I like the Arizona and I want to know. Could you tell us about the phoenix and grand canyon lights? this episode took place in 1994
@@lucasoliveira3041 Lucas, Phoenix is a wonderful place to live, there is so much to do from great restaurants, shopping, nightlife & entertainment, outdoor recreation, professional sports, and nice year round weather. It does get hot in the summertime, but beautiful the rest of the year. Not sure what you are referring to regarding Grand Canyon Lights, I know there are some amazing weather patterns that take place over the canyon that will show various light reflections on the canyon that are just beautiful, is that what you are asking about? Where you live in Brazil are your summers hot?
Thanks, Ray for your feedback. No doubt home prices are going up. With great weather year-round and major businesses coming to the valley, and with low inventory it has caused an increase in home prices. There are areas around the valley where it is more affordable, comparatively speaking. Where do you currently live?
What I don't like about Mesa is the amount of cops. You see them every few blocks. I've seen bicyclists pulled over with 8 police cars. I used to work all different hours in Mesa and I got pulled over a lot, and I'm WHITE!
I have seen quite a few in recent months too as I've spent more time there. I guess it's better to have more than enough than not enough. There definitely needs to be a balance. Were you living in Mesa at the time or just working there? Appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
Old Town Mesa definitely has more cops and helicopters surveiling at all hours. As any older core of a town it has gone through many transitions and is often ignored by developers, but I see great progress lately in the downtown and western Mesa area.
@@paulas_lens Thank you, Paula! I love the revitalized downtown. It's changed so much over the years, spent a lot of time in downtown Mesa with my cousins back in the day. In addition to West Mesa, a lot of positives with Red Mountain Ranch, Las Sendas, and Eastmark in the east valley too. Seeing so many changes across the valley. Appreciate the feedback.
I retained - in my scrap book - all the real estate fliers i was either mailed or given by Phoenix area realtor in 1983-84 before moving here. They were highlighting very explicitly that black people were not welcome...particularly fliers from Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, etc.
Wow! I am so sorry to hear that you were treated that way. Did you end up moving here and where did you move to? Thank you for sharing. I appreciate your comments and thank you for your support of the channel. Do you still live here in the valley?
@@PHOENIXAZLIVING Yes, i retired here 21 years ago. Go back and forth to Santa Cruz - Monterey area of California. Per your reference, I wasn't treated badly as they were bulk mailing and handout. I'm white but did not understand why the racism dominatess - which it still does today.
@@mrlaw711 Appreciate your feedback. The Monterey area is nice. Glad you like it here. If we can ever help you with any of your real estate needs or know anyone who could use our help, please let us know.
You are probably right, especially since we have a great climate and pro growth business opportunities. More and more businesses are coming here. Next year Phoenix is projected to be the number two real estate market in the country. Buckle up it's only getting better. Do you currently live here? Thank you for your comments and appreciate your support of the channel.
@@PHOENIXAZLIVING Lived in Bisbee for many years. From San Diego, CA originally and witnessed with dismay the mess it has become. The same is true with the Phoenix area - and where, oh where, will the water come from?
@@lightningdriver81 Bisbee is an interesting town, with a neat setting. Our kids went to a small Christian school in Phoenix and when our son was playing football we had a game against Bisbee in Bisbee. It was a great experience, the whole town showed up, the fire truck was there and everyone was so nice. It was a fun night. If I recall the baseball field next door is the oldest in the country...that's pretty cool? Did you work in mining while you were there? No doubt, Phoenix is getting busier and more congested. Hopefully, water issues will be resolved. Otherwise, It's a great place to live.
@@PHOENIXAZLIVING I was in the Border Patrol down there in a time when common sense (more or less) ruled the day. I live on eleven acres in NE Washington State now, spitting distance from Lake Roosevelt on the Columbia River, surrounded 300 degrees by national park. While I will be envious of your weather until March, I wouldn’t trade this place for any place down there. Like I said, just too damned many people and all the problems attached to them.
@@lightningdriver81 that’s interesting! Bet you saw a lot while you where there. How sweet to live on 11 acres, so much room to roam. Phoenix isn’t for everyone, but glad you found your peaceful lifestyle. Thanks for sharing.
Only cons, no pros. Could never understand why anyone lives there. In the middle of the desert, an hour from anything and unbearably heavy traffic all day.
If you like the desert scape it's a great place to live. Unfortunately, it's not for everyone. When did you live here? Appreciate you watching the video.
@@PHOENIXARIZONALIVING333 Didn't, I lived in Cave Creek, mountains and desert, the reason I moved to Arizona. Unlike Mesa, ONLY desert, mountains only a far distant landscape.
Lived in Mesa for 20 years. You unfortunately don't know what you're talking about. 15 minutes to the airport. 20 minutes to the river or lake. No traffic and good schools. Why would someone comment on something they know nothing about?
@@bigmike9433 I know exactly what I'm talking about. I finally moved because of the congestion and heat since you're living in the flat of the desert, worst place to be with rising temps from global warming.
We love Phoenix! Been here 15 yrs from Seattle! Critters are a NON issue!!:)
That's great to hear! Love the Seattle area and really enjoyed Whidbey Island. My brother-in-law lives in Issaquah. I love our wildlife and critters, especially the Javelinas. Thank you for your support of the channel and really appreciate your feedback.
Being a native of Tampa, I rather take the hot weather in the west than Florida. The humidity is crazy and uncomfortable and you got mosquitos and bugs that love that. I enjoy the west when it spring and summer better
Thank you for your comments, appreciate the feedback! The humidity is tough. As a native Phoenician who's used to the dry climate, I lived in New Orleans while going to college. The humidity down there was really tough for me and quite an adjustment. The bugs were everywhere. I'll take the heat and dryness over the humidity any day. Thanks again for your support. Are you currently living in Tampa? Have you visited the Phoenix area?
I grew up in Mesa and went to elementary school high school, is Mesa Community College.....
I left due to family problems and the extreme heat of the area
Iive in New England now, I think about Mesa every so often
If you have a great job, it's not bad but you really have to absolutely love endless Sun and heat
I lived in cold States, and it just wasn't for me
Shout out to all of the great teachers from Highland High High Schoo
Go Hawks!
Yes I am with you on the humidity
I'm with you on the heat, it's definitely hot right now...it's summertime.🥵 I lived in the South in college and really struggled with the humidity. New England is a nice place, I've told my wife that one day I would like to take her on a trip up the New England coast to Canada. I was there as a kid and thought it was really nice, love the coastline. Enjoy your time back East. Appreciate your support and thanks for your comments.
@@PHOENIXAZLIVING you're welcome, if you started in Boston and rent a car, you could go all the way to eastport Maine if you go on the coast, I've lived up here a few years and it is very nice and , the coast is just unforgettable
If you go and say, mid-october you can get amazing colors and most of the tourists will be gone
Coastal Maine is very busy
If you go south from Boston, you can go to Martha's vineyard, see Rhode Island, I have never been down there because I don't have a car, but I have been up to coastal Maine, and it's unforgettable
I moved to Mesa in 1991 from Ohio, and haven't looked back. It does get very hot but found I prefer that over freezing cold.
I do get home I use to get home sick for what I call the three F's family, friends, and fishing. A lot more water in Ohio, there is a few big lakes in Arizona but you have to pay to park to fish, in Ohio so many more fishing spots and don't have to pay, And the fishing license cost is very high.
I call Mesa a little big town, been here 32 years no real regrets. At 63 not leaving now just bought a mobile home moving into next month.
no regrets.
That's great to hear, Mesa is a nice place. Thank you for sharing and appreciate you watching the video. Unfortunately, we live in the desert and there's not much water so we are limited. I enjoy fishing too and some of our local lakes are not too bad. I've always enjoyed fishing at Oak Creek in Sedona. Summers I can do without but being a native it comes with the territory. I sure do love our winters though. Enjoy your new home🙂
Starting flight school at CAE in a couple of months, and you gave me a good insight about the city! Great video!
Thank you Stanley for the positive comment! Glad to know the video was helpful for you. Our oldest son just got his pilot's license too. All the best to you. What do you hope to do with your license?
Moved to east Mesa from Chandler and I’m really enjoying it over here. Nice desert views with superstition springs shopping center right next door.
That's great to hear, Jordan! I like the superstition springs shopping area, it sure does offer a lot. I appreciate your feedback and thanks for watching.
I love living in Mesa!❤
Mesa has really improved over the years with some amazing communities. I love how they have completely changed the downtown area. Back in the day I use to cruise main street with my cousin. Some fun times...Hopefully you've checked out the channel, I've done several videos on Mesa, including the beautiful masterplan, Eastmark in east Mesa. Our family built several communities in Mesa over the years including on of my favorites, Mahogany, a gated subdivision at Brown & Greenfield, in the heart of the citrus. You can check it out in the Mesa Vlog Tour. Thanks for your comments and appreciate your support of the channel.
Yea, it’s hot so walk in it everyday. Make sure you have plenty of water and covering on your head. But get used to walking in it. I’m 63 and I’ve been walking in it almost everyday for over 20 years. So it’s hot, you’ll really appreciate an air conditioned home when you arrive home. Really bad public transport system, it’s a cultural wasteland, but it has its compensations like nature. Hiking, climbing and biking are all great.
I left Mesa when the population was only 100k. Never looked back.
Hopefully you like it where you're at and don't come back.
I go to Phoenix every year for vacation and plan on moving to Mesa!
That's great to hear! What is it about the Phoenix area that you enjoy? When are you planning on moving back? Where do you currently live? Thank you for your comments and appreciate your support. When you're ready to make the move, please reach out would love to help you.
Yeah im planning around september. Im in MN as of now. im sick of the snow lol, ive lived in MN for all of my life and ive always enjoyed the weather down there! There’s never a dull moment😁
@@aprayz5030 Sounds good! You live in a beautiful state, but understand it can get extreme cold in the winter. I'm here to help when the time comes. I'll be in touch!!
I'm attempting to watch this in the morning as I drink my coffee and honestly I'm just having to take a break because of that incredibly annoying background music. Why do people that make these videos insist on choosing some annoying background music. It is so unnecessary🫤
Ye right! What’s with that music? Horrible, just horrible! It’s kinda the background music I’d imagine would be playing at a retirement home bingo hall.
In Mesa, you still get the storms during Monsoon as they are close enough to the mountains that the heat island doesn't block the rain. The prettiest areas are in the NE area out by Power Rd. The freeways all over the East Valley make quick driving. I lived out in the area in the 70s so I have perspective. Mesa is HUGE and just like any huge city there are differences and pros and cons to each different neighborhood. NW Mesa used to be quite a tech hub. Now, after several transitions it is sort of becoming more urban developed with more modern city planning concepts and is close to Tempe and the Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix. SE Mesa is more fake farm type. There used to be gobs of farms out there, now it is just pretend. I would say that is the busiest area of Mesa with suburan type of spawl and traffic.
Great perspective, Paula! I would agree. I spent a lot of time in Mesa back in the 70s and it has changed so much. With respect to big cities, there will always be pros and cons, we just try to make the best of it. Overall, I believe Mesa has made some great changes over the years. I like the Riverview area with the ballpark, Bass Pro shop, the nice park they have there, and the North 202 have made life so much easier to get around. I need to hire you as my PR person, I like your perspective. 😀👍 Love the comments!!
Thanks for the heads up and sorry to hear that it was a bothersome to you. Hopefully, you got through it and the content was helpful. I've made changes in more recent months so check out some of the other videos on my channel and see if it's more helpful. Thank you for your comments and I appreciate your support of the channel. Where are you living now?
Go to San Francisco in the summer. The coldest place in the usa
No mention of the critters? That is a top concern for me at least. Thank you for the video 😊⭐️
I totally understand, sometimes I take it for granted like our weather. ..I have on some of the videos but not all of them. Appreciate your feedback and will keep that in mind for future videos. Thank you for watching. Where are you living now?
@@PHOENIXARIZONALIVING333 Hello 😊! I currently live on the Oregon Coast but am from California so I have dealt with black widows and rattle snakes. I am seriously considering snow birding between Oregon and the Phoenix area someday. Pretty apprehensive about the scorpions there though. My sister was stung in her foot by one in the bottom of her sheets when she got into bed 😱
@@sterlgirlceline Sorry to hear that about your sister. I was born and raised here and have seen countless scorpions over the years, but fortunately have never been stung. When you consider moving here you might want to stay away from the mountain preserve areas, there seems to be more activity closer to the mountains than in the valley areas. If I can ever be of help with your real estate needs, please let me know. Thanks again for watching the videos.
@@PHOENIXARIZONALIVING333 Thank you, appreciate that ⭐️
@@sterlgirlceline Your welcome!
Buddy, been here 21 years, and the weather is warmer during the winter where we come from - over at the central coast of California. Bad things here" Choice of ethnic foods,
very old winter nights,
hot summers with humidity and hot nights, too,
poor wages for those needing to work,
many older white racists who appear uneducated,
many areas actually triple in population during the winter,
and the winters are low 50's to rare 70's with lows down to 20'sat night.
Appreciate the comments. Sounds like you're not too pleased living here, what's keeping you still here? Thanks for your support of the channel.
Brazil
Lucas, do you live in Brazil? Thanks for watching.
@@PHOENIXARIZONALIVING333 yes, I'm from the northeast of Brazil. I really like your channel.
@@lucasoliveira3041 Thank you Lucas for the compliment and I appreciate your support of the channel! Have you been to the United States before? Brazil is on my bucket list...
@@PHOENIXARIZONALIVING333 I've never been to the United States, but I want to visit. I like the Arizona and I want to know. Could you tell us about the phoenix and grand canyon lights? this episode took place in 1994
@@lucasoliveira3041 Lucas, Phoenix is a wonderful place to live, there is so much to do from great restaurants, shopping, nightlife & entertainment, outdoor recreation, professional sports, and nice year round weather. It does get hot in the summertime, but beautiful the rest of the year. Not sure what you are referring to regarding Grand Canyon Lights, I know there are some amazing weather patterns that take place over the canyon that will show various light reflections on the canyon that are just beautiful, is that what you are asking about? Where you live in Brazil are your summers hot?
Who can afford the homes its already turning into cali
Thanks, Ray for your feedback. No doubt home prices are going up. With great weather year-round and major businesses coming to the valley, and with low inventory it has caused an increase in home prices. There are areas around the valley where it is more affordable, comparatively speaking. Where do you currently live?
What I don't like about Mesa is the amount of cops. You see them every few blocks. I've seen bicyclists pulled over with 8 police cars. I used to work all different hours in Mesa and I got pulled over a lot, and I'm WHITE!
I have seen quite a few in recent months too as I've spent more time there. I guess it's better to have more than enough than not enough. There definitely needs to be a balance. Were you living in Mesa at the time or just working there? Appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
Old Town Mesa definitely has more cops and helicopters surveiling at all hours. As any older core of a town it has gone through many transitions and is often ignored by developers, but I see great progress lately in the downtown and western Mesa area.
@@paulas_lens Thank you, Paula! I love the revitalized downtown. It's changed so much over the years, spent a lot of time in downtown Mesa with my cousins back in the day. In addition to West Mesa, a lot of positives with Red Mountain Ranch, Las Sendas, and Eastmark in the east valley too. Seeing so many changes across the valley. Appreciate the feedback.
I have lived in North mesa for 30 years. Nice area and I haven't been stop by a cop in 20-25 years. I really like it here.
I retained - in my scrap book - all the real estate fliers i was either mailed or given by Phoenix area realtor in 1983-84 before moving here. They were highlighting very explicitly that black people were not welcome...particularly fliers from Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, etc.
Wow! I am so sorry to hear that you were treated that way. Did you end up moving here and where did you move to? Thank you for sharing. I appreciate your comments and thank you for your support of the channel. Do you still live here in the valley?
@@PHOENIXAZLIVING Yes, i retired here 21 years ago. Go back and forth to Santa Cruz - Monterey area of California. Per your reference, I wasn't treated badly as they were bulk mailing and handout. I'm white but did not understand why the racism dominatess - which it still does today.
@@mrlaw711 Appreciate your feedback. The Monterey area is nice. Glad you like it here. If we can ever help you with any of your real estate needs or know anyone who could use our help, please let us know.
Too crowded and will only get worse.
You are probably right, especially since we have a great climate and pro growth business opportunities. More and more businesses are coming here. Next year Phoenix is projected to be the number two real estate market in the country. Buckle up it's only getting better. Do you currently live here? Thank you for your comments and appreciate your support of the channel.
@@PHOENIXAZLIVING Lived in Bisbee for many years. From San Diego, CA originally and witnessed with dismay the mess it has become. The same is true with the Phoenix area - and where, oh where, will the water come from?
@@lightningdriver81 Bisbee is an interesting town, with a neat setting. Our kids went to a small Christian school in Phoenix and when our son was playing football we had a game against Bisbee in Bisbee. It was a great experience, the whole town showed up, the fire truck was there and everyone was so nice. It was a fun night. If I recall the baseball field next door is the oldest in the country...that's pretty cool? Did you work in mining while you were there? No doubt, Phoenix is getting busier and more congested. Hopefully, water issues will be resolved. Otherwise, It's a great place to live.
@@PHOENIXAZLIVING I was in the Border Patrol down there in a time when common sense (more or less) ruled the day. I live on eleven acres in NE Washington State now, spitting distance from Lake Roosevelt on the Columbia River, surrounded 300 degrees by national park.
While I will be envious of your weather until March, I wouldn’t trade this place for any place down there. Like I said, just too damned many people and all the problems attached to them.
@@lightningdriver81 that’s interesting! Bet you saw a lot while you where there. How sweet to live on 11 acres, so much room to roam. Phoenix isn’t for everyone, but glad you found your peaceful lifestyle. Thanks for sharing.
Only cons, no pros. Could never understand why anyone lives there. In the middle of the desert, an hour from anything and unbearably heavy traffic all day.
If you like the desert scape it's a great place to live. Unfortunately, it's not for everyone. When did you live here? Appreciate you watching the video.
@@PHOENIXARIZONALIVING333 Didn't, I lived in Cave Creek, mountains and desert, the reason I moved to Arizona. Unlike Mesa, ONLY desert, mountains only a far distant landscape.
@@jlsc4125 Thanks for sharing! Do you live here in the valley or somewhere else?
Lived in Mesa for 20 years. You unfortunately don't know what you're talking about. 15 minutes to the airport. 20 minutes to the river or lake. No traffic and good schools. Why would someone comment on something they know nothing about?
@@bigmike9433 I know exactly what I'm talking about. I finally moved because of the congestion and heat since you're living in the flat of the desert, worst place to be with rising temps from global warming.