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I love Scottsdale. I have lived in Old Town for 20 years, near Fashion Square and the area is so walkable. My only complaint is that the area has grown so much, that the traffic is beginning to mirror the traffic is L.A. county.
I agree... I bought a house in a nice neighborhood around 56th st. and Greenway about 15 years ago. I hate it, and most other people will hate it too. Stay away..
The coolest thing is that 2 mins and 33 seconds into the video with the yellow Hummer 2. That's my street, my hummer!!! Awesome. My son and I saw the drone!! Thats really cool!!
Solid overview. It always cracks me up when news/media uses B roll of the south facing houses on Camelback Mountain to describe the wealth and luxury of Scottsdale/Paradise Valley...those homes have Phoenix addresses.
Please get this video to sll California's we don't want them here. That aside, I built a home in North Scottsdale 15 years ago. It is a resort in itself, there are fantastic restaurants and golf courses of which I frequent. My wife finds all the shopping and spas she needs. I have lived in four states throughout my career and can honestly say this is the place to be.
If you guys want a safe quiet life where you're close enough to the city to get there in less than an hour and have all the necessities nearby as well as some luxeries move to east gilbert or east mesa. I love having lots of businesses and such nearby but hate being overcrowded. I just want to be able to drive to a place and not stress about having a place to park. Also, i want to feel like im safe when i go outside. Even at night. East valley is your answer.
I do agree on it's totally different when you're on vacation than it is when you live there. I moved from Austin to the Phoenix area 5 years ago and it was totally different than what it is when we go and visit family. Let's just say I hated it. Finally, me and my husband decided to come back to Texas cuz it's just not for me. It's more of a vacation and go visit family but for me it's not a place to live
You are right, Scottsdale is not what you think! We lived there for six years and the heat made it one of the most miserable places I’ve ever lived! Why don’t you make a video in July when it’s 115 degrees! From the end of May to the beginning of November it’s 100+ a majority of days! You are literally stuck inside air conditioned buildings for almost six months! We finally moved to Prescott and it’s the best decision we ever made!
Mostly waiting on some communities to be built. But also trying to add more variety to the content I provide as that's been a frequent request. Thanks for watching!
@arizonaandrew that's what you got out of that? Scottsdale is an hours worth of traffic for me, so I never end up there for anything. That's talking down?
Scottsdale is Glendale money with Malibu attitude. Old town has turned into poormans Vegas. Most of the land the " Luxory homes" are built on is just desert. On top of $1000+ month, HOA fees. It's JCpenny's wearing a Gucci belt.
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Thinking of moving to Phoenix Arizona? Let us help!
Call or Text: 541-517-3238
Email: brian@azdreamin.com
Let's meet on Zoom! Schedule your consultation here calendly.com/arizonadreamin/30min
I love Scottsdale. I have lived in Old Town for 20 years, near Fashion Square and the area is so walkable. My only complaint is that the area has grown so much, that the traffic is beginning to mirror the traffic is L.A. county.
Scottsdale is why we live in Chandler.
Chandler is a great alternative. Many of the benefits of Scottsdale without some of the issues.
I've lived in North Scottsdale my entire life. It's a terrible, miserable place to live with no redeeming qualities. Tell everyone you know.
I agree... I bought a house in a nice neighborhood around 56th st. and Greenway about 15 years ago. I hate it, and most other people will hate it too. Stay away..
56th Street and Greenway is Phoenix...Try East of Pima and North of Frank Lloyd Wright.
@@bbaz6729 That's funny, I have been receiving mail with a Scottsdale address for the past 14 years.
Scottsdale is about the people, that is what makes it special
The coolest thing is that 2 mins and 33 seconds into the video with the yellow Hummer 2. That's my street, my hummer!!! Awesome. My son and I saw the drone!! Thats really cool!!
You have seriously upped your game lately sir. This was another fantastic video.
I appreciate it! Trying to make them more entertaining and give as much information as possible.
Great video! Definitely one of the most informative and highest production quality videos for any realtor I've seen lately. Nice job!
Appreciate it Brian 🙏
Solid overview. It always cracks me up when news/media uses B roll of the south facing houses on Camelback Mountain to describe the wealth and luxury of Scottsdale/Paradise Valley...those homes have Phoenix addresses.
It is called Snotsdale for a reason.
BY THE WAY, this is just an ad for a realtor!
Blue collar dregs call it "snotsdale" out of envy and spite.
The land lease is crazy. When I was house shopping in 2018 the house I was looking at had a $700/month land lease.
Ya they're nuts. And I've seen several that were over $1k.
Nice drone shots.
Please get this video to sll California's we don't want them here. That aside, I built a home in North Scottsdale 15 years ago. It is a resort in itself, there are fantastic restaurants and golf courses of which I frequent. My wife finds all the shopping and spas she needs. I have lived in four states throughout my career and can honestly say this is the place to be.
I can see why everybody thinks you all are snotty.
Nice job, Brian.
Thanks!
If you guys want a safe quiet life where you're close enough to the city to get there in less than an hour and have all the necessities nearby as well as some luxeries move to east gilbert or east mesa. I love having lots of businesses and such nearby but hate being overcrowded. I just want to be able to drive to a place and not stress about having a place to park. Also, i want to feel like im safe when i go outside. Even at night. East valley is your answer.
most people here struggle its not the resort lie it promotes
Such a great video!
Scottsdale is like a middle class neighborhood in Seattle.
I do agree on it's totally different when you're on vacation than it is when you live there. I moved from Austin to the Phoenix area 5 years ago and it was totally different than what it is when we go and visit family. Let's just say I hated it. Finally, me and my husband decided to come back to Texas cuz it's just not for me. It's more of a vacation and go visit family but for me it's not a place to live
You are right, Scottsdale is not what you think! We lived there for six years and the heat made it one of the most miserable places I’ve ever lived! Why don’t you make a video in July when it’s 115 degrees! From the end of May to the beginning of November it’s 100+ a majority of days! You are literally stuck inside air conditioned buildings for almost six months! We finally moved to Prescott and it’s the best decision we ever made!
Hey Man, what happened to your new construction tour videos.
No new upload on that category.
Mostly waiting on some communities to be built. But also trying to add more variety to the content I provide as that's been a frequent request. Thanks for watching!
I live in goodyear. I never end up in Scottsdale for anything.
Bro you love in Goodyear and have the audacity to speak down on people lmao
@arizonaandrew that's what you got out of that? Scottsdale is an hours worth of traffic for me, so I never end up there for anything. That's talking down?
@@matthowell8985 I never make it to Goodyear either, thank god lol
Scottsdale is Glendale money with Malibu attitude. Old town has turned into poormans Vegas. Most of the land the " Luxory homes" are built on is just desert. On top of $1000+ month, HOA fees.
It's JCpenny's wearing a Gucci belt.