Living in Arizona: An Honest 4-Year Reflection

Living in Arizona: An Honest 4-Year Reflection

Can you believe it's been four years already? Living in Arizona has truly been an adventure for us. While it's not without its challenges, the positive experiences greatly outweigh the negatives and there's nothing that would make us want to leave this place. In this 'Living in Arizona: An Honest 4-Year Reflection,' we aim to share with you our journey so far in the Grand Canyon State.

We've found that living in Arizona brings a unique mix of experiences and lessons, which we'll delve into in this update. From the breathtaking landscapes to the warm community vibes, our time here has been nothing short of remarkable. However, like any place, there have been a few bumps along the road. But don't worry, they're nothing that could overshadow the overall experience of Arizona living.

So here it is - our 'Living in Arizona: An Honest 4-Year Reflection.' We're excited to share with you all the ups and downs, the ins and outs, and the remarkable journey of these past four years living in Arizona. Please join us as we reflect on our journey, and remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more Arizona updates!"
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[IntrovertRockstar]

I moved there in 2022 then moved back home. I just moved back to Arizona again because it’s so peaceful and a vibe

[youngtuneffm]

Moved from Milwaukee to Tucson about a month ago and love it so far

[blakebarberi]

Good job guys. I was born in Chicago raised in Indiana. The winters are brutal the crime and racism is a major turn off. If I didn't have health issues I would be in Phoenix too. Beautiful couple. Bless you guys for sharing.

[Truckguy]

I moved here from Connecticut 43 years ago! Love it! I hate being cold!

[jolene]

South Phoenix, AZ is my hometown but I live in Atlanta now since 2007 when I was 26. I couldn’t do it anymore. The heat, the dating scene, the lack of finding my tribe all around. I just grew out of it. My family still lives there but when my mom died back in Dec while my girls and I were staying with her, I don’t think I’ll ever be back. 😢. But I do miss the scenery and the grid system streets lol. But I’m glad you all found joy in AZ.

[demarcusbrown]

I just wanted to let you guys know that I finally made out here, but I couldn't have done it without watching the videos and "lives". It will be 21 days tomorrow, and so far all I can say is I am glad I made the change. I'll update you guys in about 6 months lol. The information (videos) as well as the extra motivation are much appreciated.

[happyalexa]

I'm from Miami moved and lived in Tennessee almost 15 years. Visited Arizona for the first time in December for my son's graduation from Arizona State University and fell in love. Specially the weather In December!! We are planing on moving with my family this 2024. We are in our 50's my hubby and I. We will let you know how our move goes. ❤️❤️

[marcussimmons]

The west coast is the best coast, I lived in Las Vegas for 3 years loved it and road thru Arizona and loved it as well planning on moving to Arizona soon !

[Msness]

I wish you would have included some footage of the area you live. Restaurants, parks places there. Would have helped with the whole vibe.

[ItsBeyondGee]

Hey y’all! Happy 4 years in Arizona. Glad to see y’all. Thanks for the update. Housing market over 500k!! 😮

[markwalker]

I am the opposite, I was born and raised in the east valley, moved away about a decade ago and never looked back. Most retire to Arizona and I retired away. LOL. I do like to hear about my old stomping ground. Take care.

[Goddess_Garden]

Great video, great info.
thank you 🌞💜

[terryhester]

Hello 👋 👋👋 This is Terry, I am still living here in Tucson Arizona and I am loving it, I been here now for 19 months and just bought me a beautiful Condo overlooking the mountains 🏔 and palm trees 🌴 🌴🌴 I love my Condo, yes more and more California people are moving in Tucson / Arizona, 😊✌️

[brucehicks]

Moving to Phoenix from Texas by way of Minneapolis after the new year. Opportunity is definitely out there.

[betsyross]

The snow and grey skies are worse than the hot summer. I think having a pool is a must and it's all good.

[jesurunblends]

I used to live in the North East for almost 50 years, moved out here to Phoenix in 2019 been here 4 years and I absoutely love especially hiking all the trails among the different mountains in Phoenix I wil take the hot dry months of june through September over the cold long dreary cold winters of the North East, even when its hot here during July and August a 2 or three hours north in the higher elevatuons can get u 20 degrees cooler with plenty of fresh water

[BPD]

5:06 Tried the "Black Mecca" thing (Jackson, Mississippi) only to learn that sometimes we are own worse enemy. Got a job offer in Mesa, making that move in 3 weeks. Thanks for uploading, very informative and has me amped to come out there.

[toidiaz]

It was a sign when cousin said “when we lived in Indiana” As a current “I hate winter” Indiana native looking to get to AZ ASAP this just got my stamp! Thank you for sharing ❤

[Isuraaye]

Planning on doing my grad studies here for one year. Thank you for the update.

[timward]

Grew up in Chicagoland, lived several decades in Phoenix, and went back to Chicagoland for a couple of years a decade ago before bouncing back here. There are many things I prefer about Chicago and Phoenix definitely has gone downhill while I've been here. Too spread out. Crazy drivers. Blinding hot sun. No truly usable public transit. Insane or do-nothing politicans. Low wages. High prices (particularly housing and food). But at least the roads are fairly easy to understand, the winters are pleasant - and the summers, though miserable, don't require shovelling. Culturally, though, we are a desert - dry as a bone, artistically nearly bankrupt, architecturally astonishingly non-descript, and culturally bland (with the exception of the contributions of Hispanics). Glad you like it here. Hope all goes well!