Hi Eric, thank you for your great content! It's really helpful to have a better idea about the different neighbourhoods. Could you make a video or more about Tempe?
I appreciate your kind comments. Thank you! Yes absolutely - I think you will really like my next few weeks of content :) Anything specific you are looking to have covered in the Tempe area?
When I moved to Gilbert in the late 90s it was just some brand new homes and lots of dairy farms. If we wanted to go to a movie or a restaurant we’d have drive to Mesa. It’s funny that now Mesa residents are driving to Gilbert for our malls and Costco’s.
This content is awesome. Im originally from Los Angeles but currently live in Northwest Missouri and about to move to Az lol. Do you have any advice about renting a home or apartment in Mesa or surrounding cities. Thanks again my Midwestern buddy😂
Yes homes in mesa are cheaper but you usually get what you pay for. You can get house cheap in mess if you don’t mind living in a small 40 year old (or more) block wall house in a dodgy neighborhood. A lot of my economically challenged friends in my 20s rented homes like them. They’re ok to rent if that’s all you can afford but I wouldn’t buy one
Water eventually.is going to be an issue you can't build 20 billion dollar chip plants that don't consume millions of gallons of water.and they keep building and building .they need to put the brakes on.
Great point. Those chip plants use a ton of water. I don’t know for sure, but would have to assume the city of Phoenix had an agreement to not takeaway from the citizens However, in order to build a new subdivision, you have to prove you can provide water for the next 100 years :)
The chip plants will mostly recycle the same water over and over. The water is just used as coolant so it doesn’t need to be drinkable. And most of the land that new houses and apartments are built on is old farmland that has water rights already. And residential uses a lot less water than agriculture.
Hi Eric, thank you for your great content! It's really helpful to have a better idea about the different neighbourhoods. Could you make a video or more about Tempe?
I appreciate your kind comments. Thank you! Yes absolutely - I think you will really like my next few weeks of content :)
Anything specific you are looking to have covered in the Tempe area?
When I moved to Gilbert in the late 90s it was just some brand new homes and lots of dairy farms. If we wanted to go to a movie or a restaurant we’d have drive to Mesa. It’s funny that now Mesa residents are driving to Gilbert for our malls and Costco’s.
No doubt! Gilbert has gotten so popular. Now queen creek is turning into what Gilbert used to be!
I used to live in Mesa when I was a kid in the 90s
Love it
I love diversity /urban ❤
Love it! The Mesa are would be a great spot for you!
Thank you for this video. i will contact you soon since we are planning on moving to arizona at the end of May.
Awesome! We look forward to helping you. I am glad it was helpful :)
Alexis are you still thinking about moving to the Arizona area at the end of May?
U need to be famous already wtf
Haha thank you! Thank you for the support :)
This content is awesome. Im originally from Los Angeles but currently live in Northwest Missouri and about to move to Az lol. Do you have any advice about renting a home or apartment in Mesa or surrounding cities. Thanks again my Midwestern buddy😂
Yes absolutely! Reach out to us and we will help you find an area that is best for you.
You’re welcome!
Please provide the safest areas of mesa
Would be happy to provide - reach out to us directly and we can help you further :)
@@movingtophoenixarizonaeric that sounds secretive, never mind
@@RABPWarrior secretive?
Yes homes in mesa are cheaper but you usually get what you pay for. You can get house cheap in mess if you don’t mind living in a small 40 year old (or more) block wall house in a dodgy neighborhood. A lot of my economically challenged friends in my 20s rented homes like them. They’re ok to rent if that’s all you can afford but I wouldn’t buy one
This is a great way to look at it. Home prices are definitely lower! Cool thing with Mesa is how diverse the city is in terms of living options
Don't buy in a mobile home park. Too many ridiculous rules.
Yes the HOAs tend to be much more strict than other neighborhoods
Water eventually.is going to be an issue you can't build 20 billion dollar chip plants that don't consume millions of gallons of water.and they keep building and building .they need to put the brakes on.
Great point. Those chip plants use a ton of water. I don’t know for sure, but would have to assume the city of Phoenix had an agreement to not takeaway from the citizens
However, in order to build a new subdivision, you have to prove you can provide water for the next 100 years :)
The chip plants will mostly recycle the same water over and over. The water is just used as coolant so it doesn’t need to be drinkable. And most of the land that new houses and apartments are built on is old farmland that has water rights already. And residential uses a lot less water than agriculture.
@@andrewward5891 exactly!!
I work for SRP and with the urbanization of farmlands…we actually use about the same amount of water as we did 50 years ago.
@@slpeteyAZ truth!