do you know this company Guardsight, it is cybersecurity company, based in Cedar City, Utah. Can you tell me about them? I do not see any reviews online about this company
Sand Hollow, Snow Canyon, Bear Paw Cafe, Harmons Grocery, BLM office, Washington County Historical Society, St. George Utah Temple Visitors' Center, Johnson's Farm Dino Digg, Riggatti's FIrewood Pizza, Tropical Smoothie Cafe (Hurricane), Veyo Pies, hiking just about any trail in the Washington County.
Wow. I loved everything you said about the city. Great place to be. I would have to go there and see for myself. Both in the summer and in the winter to see how hot or cold it can get. Thanks for sharing
Well done! That was one of the best 'Why move to...' or '10 reasons to...' types of videos I have seen. I had booked my flight to visit St George but the last month flight was cancelled for coronavirus.
@@ComeHomeStGeorge I enjoy the desert, but we do have Lake Michigan, Lake Huron Lake Superior and Lake Erie where we live. But I can live without the lakes.
As someone considering relocating I would love to see a video on which schools offer the best extracurricular activities in the way of sports and music programs for our kids.
The same thing that has happened to St. George has happened to Bend, Oregon. Everything is wonderful......until everybody moves there. They have become overpopulated. There was a time, many years ago, when I considered this area. Sadly, that is no longer the case.
Same happened in California. People flocked there from everywhere. You can't stop people from moving around the country for climate, work or affordable housing (if any). If you're informed you will notice that it's happening all over the country. States and cities that weren't in the radar are nowadays popular.
I'm british and I was in st george in july 2019 the first thing you notice is how hot the weather is its probably too hot especially in july and for a english man but it dudnt stop me exploring the area every day , the second thing you notice is how clean the city was with no litter or graffiti any where , I found plenty too do why I was there I met many kind folk , I was all ready to return on September 14th 2020 but cov-19 and mr trump have put a stop to that so hopefully I'll be back in 2021 ... stay safe ✌🇬🇧🇺🇸
I'm so glad you were able to visit and explore. Yes, July and August can get extremely hot! I'm glad you had a good experience and hopefully we get to see you again soon.
@@ComeHomeStGeorge I had a great time in st george and was due bk on September 14th but my flight got cancelled saying that after seeing all the idiots on youtube who camp out on 29th August with there guns by there sides looking for the black lives matter dont really do much to invite Tourism, let's hope when I come back I see nothing like that when I'm there ... stay safe 🇺🇸🇬🇧✌
Great video! My only concern really is the dating life there... and I'm not confident that Las Vegas would be a good solution for that LOL. Other than that, sounds perfect.
Thanks Chris! I can't really speak to the dating here - other than that there is a university that brings in a variety of people (students and staff). Maybe interviewing some people about dating is an idea for a future video!
I love it cause its used to be a desert until man conquered nature and turned it into an oasis forever . I am planting an avocado orchard next to the golf course that I am designing
So the schools are good in St. George? My fiancé and I want to move out west, but we want to move somewhere with good schools, since she is a teacher. Not only do we want good schools for her career, but our future children.
Just remember that here in Saint George, we are quite conservative. So please don't try to change us. You are leaving cause the place you left through it's polices destroyed it.. dont do that here.
@@jugganautics5813 are you a minority? I’m Hispanic ( 3rd generation Mexican American) but wouldn’t want to move somewhere where I feel uncomfortable or not welcomed. I’m not political either. Just mind my own business.
I’m not conservative but not liberal either. Try not to be political at all and just go with the flow. Looking to move away from California because it’s overcrowded and just getting to crazy here. Looking for outdoor activities when I retire. Pretty much mind my own business
I Love that Upbeat Attitude of yours just to Cute but hey this place is near my other fav place your Neighbors Navada When I want a good time I'd like to Gamble some Money at that area so Hey maybe I'll see St Geoge one day
Loved your video. Are there any retirement or Senior Communities there. Also what is the average for rent there. What type of Wildlife and bugs are prevalent there. We are looking to move sometime next year and I happen to run across your video of St George
Yes, we have lots of retirement communities. This is the place to go when you retire. :) When hiking in the area I've seen desert tortoises, lizards, snakes, frogs, and have been warned of coyotes or foxes in the area. I would say the most prevalent bugs we spray for are cockroaches, ants, and scorpions (I've only seen a couple). As far as rent, it depends what you are looking for. How many bedrooms? Single family home or condo? Thank you for watching!
Hi there, really enjoy your videos on St. George. We are thinking of relocating there because of the weather & conservative family oriented culture . We’re not quite ready to buy a house yet though. Are there nice apt complexes or townhomes for rent there?
Yes, we have both throughout the area. There is a shortage of places to rent, so you have to be really proactive to find a place. I would recommend a google search for rentals in the area, contact property management companies, look on KSL, and if on Facebook they have some groups. You can email me if you have any questions about specific places or links to FB groups, or anything else I can help you with. sharee@comehomestgeorge.com
Great place to visit!To live, no so much.Getting overbuild,overpriced, with basic services and infrastructure lagging.Water problem looming in the horizon.
@@gothicqtie1041 Well Im not sure what your looking for or your age, but for families and kids to keep busy it seems great lots of outdoor sports and trails and hiking like Utah seems to really promote, but its a small town you can drive end to end in like in 8 minutes. It is very scenic, with mountain formations so close you can literally drive up and walk a minute and touch them , but still theres 300+ more days in a year. But where any young pple go to socialize I don't know, other than a bunch of kind of expensive looking restaurants and gyms, 2 Walmart's and a small mall for shopping. What pple do for work to afford all these beautiful million dollar houses in the hills I have no idea, but even mobile homes start at $75,000 and land lots at $45,000.
The cops here are very very scary read Utah dui laws they can give you a dui with a clean breath and drugg test here they're trying to do it to me. Never been anywhere I got carjacked before st George and its by the cops
in comparison to where? We went to Az last spring before everything shutdown and 150k homes were going for 275-320k there cause of all the people moving there from Calim colorado and Oregon...and when you go look at the homes in that price range...cheap ass cabinets, laminated floors, and heck most of the time really bad backyard not kept at all...and 99% have HOA fee...Marcus can yuou elaborate a bit more thnx.
Whenever we would come for a visit we used timeshare or vacation rentals. But I have heard good things about Wingate by Wyndham at St. George and La Quinta Inn & Suites.
How do the locals treat you if you’re not LDS? I’ve heard that if you are a business owner, and not part of the LDS church, then they will not do business with you.
Everyone's experience is different and unfortunately, there are always a few who are unfriendly or won't associate with those who they see as different from themselves (and that is not limited to LDS people or St George). But for every horror story I've heard, I've heard more of the opposite - stories of amazing neighbors who went out of their way to help each other out and also welcome new people to the area. But more specifically, as far as businesses go, I've never heard of a business being shunned because the owner was not LDS (at least not in this century). I could see people opposing a type of business perhaps, but not shunning a business simply because the owner was not of their faith. In fact, I don't know how you would even know, generally speaking, who owned a business or what they believed. I do business with companies that treat the customer right and provide a good product or service.
I just helped a client relocate here that is working at the hospital. :) They employee a lot of people in the area, we also have many assisted living centers, doctor offices, urgent care, etc. I'm not sure what you are specifically looking for, but there is opportunity.
I used to feel similar. I thought you had to be retired or rich, but here I am and I am not rich or retired. 🙂 It is a challenge with a lot of places paying low wages, but many have either found local jobs that do pay a livable wage or they work remotely.
@@ComeHomeStGeorge well i am retired and on a fixed income any places u suggest or is there a way i can contact u privately i dont have a computer at home im always at the libarey thank i can give u my email addy some how
I'm not sure which park you are asking about, but the one that catches the most attention is the Thunder Junction All Abilities Park (has the train). The indoor pool is the Sand Hallow Aquatics center. Does that help?
I could never forgive the SE Utah water board for destroying Pah Tempe in that STUPID, boondoggle of a water pipe project to EVER want to live there and deal with their incompetence EVERY DAY.
Is St. George going to run out of water? Local officials now say the area will run out of water within a decade. In response, they have taken drastic-and controversial-steps to ensure future hydration: a $1.3 billion to $2 billion, 140-mile pipeline to retrieve 27 billion gallons of water out of the Colorado River that feeds into Lake Powell In the 17 years they have collected funds for the pipeline, they have done nothing on this so called project. This says it all. This town is going to get decimated.
I got a dui completely sober here, believe it or not. All the cops have to do is say you're not acting right then say you didn't pass the roadside test to take your vehicle and take you to jail then its 2 months before the drug test comes back and unless you have $800 to get your vehicle back they keep it. I finally got my test back 2 mo later completely negative, no old thc, not a drop of alc, nothing, yet my van has been stolen and sold in an auction and I still have court to see if they just convict me anyways. Then I've been stopped by cops on my bike 2 times since then in 2 months. No wonder nobody here goes out after 10pm and you won't see anyone riding a bike or barely even walking thru town. Even if you're a conservative and don't hate cops Id stay away from here. There's no crime but the cops obviously need to bring people in to keep their promotions and they don't care whether you support them or like Trump or not they need the revenue from fining and ticketing you and a justification for their job and there's no real crime here other than them I've never been anywhere I got carjacked before
Every realtor in St George talking pros and cons has intentional failed to mention the biggest possible nightmare to existing residents and those planning on moving there. A water shortage which is proving to be very real to the point of having major water restrictions to the worst case scenario having no electricity. Shame on every one of you for ignoring a very possible horrible reality.
I have been told my whole life Utah was going to run out of water. I don't have a crystal ball, but I have been very impressed by the plans they have made to store water, reuse water, save water, etc. I am hopeful that we will be okay as we all become wiser stewards of the water we do have.
What are your favorite things about St. George?
Gorgeous views and amazing trails.
Amo St.George!!!
do you know this company Guardsight, it is cybersecurity company, based in Cedar City, Utah. Can you tell me about them? I do not see any reviews online about this company
@@gilfernando7623 I don't know anything about that company, sorry.
@@ComeHomeStGeorge ok. thanks for replying
I live in Colorado and I'm tired of the cold, I'm considering moving to St. George, its so beautiful and hardly any snow!
Cold?... try living in North Dakota XD
Same
I feel the same.
Sand Hollow, Snow Canyon, Bear Paw Cafe, Harmons Grocery, BLM office, Washington County Historical Society, St. George Utah Temple Visitors' Center, Johnson's Farm Dino Digg, Riggatti's FIrewood Pizza, Tropical Smoothie Cafe (Hurricane), Veyo Pies, hiking just about any trail in the Washington County.
I like the green trees and red Earth.
I grew up here, then moved to, Salt Lake City in 2013. Now I'm in, Texas. I miss it sometimes.
Wow. I loved everything you said about the city. Great place to be. I would have to go there and see for myself. Both in the summer and in the winter to see how hot or cold it can get. Thanks for sharing
Nice video. Lots of people moving to the area because of the great weather and outdoor activities.
i love utah
Well done! That was one of the best 'Why move to...' or '10 reasons to...' types of videos I have seen.
I had booked my flight to visit St George but the last month flight was cancelled for coronavirus.
Thank you very much for the nice feedback!
Thank you. Yes. You did great. Made me cry. It's beautiful 😍 for sure.
One day I will live in St George:) from Phoenix Arizona:(
Thank you so much loved your video we are moving soon from Washington everything you had to say is what we are looking for
Trying to convince my wife to move to Utah. Her only concern is the lack of water (big lakes). I’m all about it as long as I could make a living.
We do have Sand Hollow, Quail Creek Reservoir, and Gunlock nearby. They seem big to me, but that could be because I've spent most my life in Utah. :)
@@ComeHomeStGeorge I enjoy the desert, but we do have Lake Michigan, Lake Huron Lake Superior and Lake Erie where we live. But I can live without the lakes.
Love this video !
Glad you liked it!!
As someone considering relocating I would love to see a video on which schools offer the best extracurricular activities in the way of sports and music programs for our kids.
Great suggestion! Thank you.
Great place to live! Love the beauty of the area and weather.
I want to visit St. George. It's close to Vegas and looks like the backdrop for a Roadrunner cartoon.
The same thing that has happened
to St. George has happened to
Bend, Oregon. Everything is
wonderful......until everybody
moves there. They have become
overpopulated. There was a time,
many years ago, when I considered
this area. Sadly, that is no longer
the case.
Same happened in California. People flocked there from everywhere. You can't stop people from moving around the country for climate, work or affordable housing (if any). If you're informed you will notice that it's happening all over the country. States and cities that weren't in the radar are nowadays popular.
I'm british and I was in st george in july 2019 the first thing you notice is how hot the weather is its probably too hot especially in july and for a english man but it dudnt stop me exploring the area every day , the second thing you notice is how clean the city was with no litter or graffiti any where , I found plenty too do why I was there I met many kind folk , I was all ready to return on September 14th 2020 but cov-19 and mr trump have put a stop to that so hopefully I'll be back in 2021 ... stay safe ✌🇬🇧🇺🇸
I'm so glad you were able to visit and explore. Yes, July and August can get extremely hot! I'm glad you had a good experience and hopefully we get to see you again soon.
@@ComeHomeStGeorge I had a great time in st george and was due bk on September 14th but my flight got cancelled saying that after seeing all the idiots on youtube who camp out on 29th August with there guns by there sides looking for the black lives matter dont really do much to invite Tourism, let's hope when I come back I see nothing like that when I'm there ... stay safe 🇺🇸🇬🇧✌
@@simonwakefield6595 We have had some peaceful protests from different groups here, but thankfully nothing like other parts of the country.
Great video! My only concern really is the dating life there... and I'm not confident that Las Vegas would be a good solution for that LOL. Other than that, sounds perfect.
Thanks Chris! I can't really speak to the dating here - other than that there is a university that brings in a variety of people (students and staff). Maybe interviewing some people about dating is an idea for a future video!
I love it cause its used to be a desert until man conquered nature and turned it into an oasis forever .
I am planting an avocado orchard next to the golf course that I am designing
So the schools are good in St. George? My fiancé and I want to move out west, but we want to move somewhere with good schools, since she is a teacher. Not only do we want good schools for her career, but our future children.
Maravilloso!!!muchas gracias.
De nada
It's pretty hot and they have an awful drought in that area.
Just remember that here in Saint George, we are quite conservative. So please don't try to change us. You are leaving cause the place you left through it's polices destroyed it.. dont do that here.
i am from NJ i am red all the way, i love everything about this place .. except the beach is missing lol
@@jugganautics5813 are you a minority? I’m Hispanic ( 3rd generation Mexican American) but wouldn’t want to move somewhere where I feel uncomfortable or not welcomed. I’m not political either. Just mind my own business.
I’m not conservative but not liberal either. Try not to be political at all and just go with the flow. Looking to move away from California because it’s overcrowded and just getting to crazy here. Looking for outdoor activities when I retire. Pretty much mind my own business
@@jugganautics5813 ok. You’re stressing too much. Hawaii sounds nice to. I like to surf. Maybe I’ll move there and go fishing.
I have a ton of tattoos and drink alot of beer, however I'm politically independent. Would I fit in?
I live in Salt Lake County originally from California. I seem to think that St. George might actually be more my style.
Come on down. :)
I love it that it has been 115 degrees the last week :(
For real
Funny you should mention that. This week's video is about how hot it is and ways to cool down. th-cam.com/video/fUIU7dww9W8/w-d-xo.html
I Love that Upbeat Attitude of yours just to Cute but hey this place is near my other fav place your Neighbors Navada
When I want a good time I'd like to Gamble some Money at that area so Hey maybe I'll see St Geoge one day
Loved your video. Are there any retirement or Senior Communities there. Also what is the average for rent there. What type of Wildlife and bugs are prevalent there.
We are looking to move sometime next year and I happen to run across your video of St George
Yes, we have lots of retirement communities. This is the place to go when you retire. :) When hiking in the area I've seen desert tortoises, lizards, snakes, frogs, and have been warned of coyotes or foxes in the area. I would say the most prevalent bugs we spray for are cockroaches, ants, and scorpions (I've only seen a couple). As far as rent, it depends what you are looking for. How many bedrooms? Single family home or condo? Thank you for watching!
Great video!
Thanks!
Hi there, really enjoy your videos on St. George. We are thinking of relocating there because of the weather & conservative family oriented culture . We’re not quite ready to buy a house yet though. Are there nice apt complexes or townhomes for rent there?
Yes, we have both throughout the area. There is a shortage of places to rent, so you have to be really proactive to find a place. I would recommend a google search for rentals in the area, contact property management companies, look on KSL, and if on Facebook they have some groups. You can email me if you have any questions about specific places or links to FB groups, or anything else I can help you with. sharee@comehomestgeorge.com
@@ComeHomeStGeorge thank you!
Great place to visit!To live, no so much.Getting overbuild,overpriced, with basic services and infrastructure lagging.Water problem looming in the horizon.
I just saw a video about how bad it was but i guess im not as scared to move there now 😌
Ha ha, theres nothing scary about it at all. Kind of boring though.
@@michaelg6641 boring how?
@@gothicqtie1041 Well Im not sure what your looking for or your age, but for families and kids to keep busy it seems great lots of outdoor sports and trails and hiking like Utah seems to really promote, but its a small town you can drive end to end in like in 8 minutes. It is very scenic, with mountain formations so close you can literally drive up and walk a minute and touch them , but still theres 300+ more days in a year. But where any young pple go to socialize I don't know, other than a bunch of kind of expensive looking restaurants and gyms, 2 Walmart's and a small mall for shopping. What pple do for work to afford all these beautiful million dollar houses in the hills I have no idea, but even mobile homes start at $75,000 and land lots at $45,000.
The cops here are very very scary read Utah dui laws they can give you a dui with a clean breath and drugg test here they're trying to do it to me. Never been anywhere I got carjacked before st George and its by the cops
mhmhmm st goerje yes
Housing is very expensive there. It's a beautiful place though.
Depending on where you are coming from it can be more expensive. It definitely is a beautiful place!
in comparison to where? We went to Az last spring before everything shutdown and 150k homes were going for 275-320k there cause of all the people moving there from Calim colorado and Oregon...and when you go look at the homes in that price range...cheap ass cabinets, laminated floors, and heck most of the time really bad backyard not kept at all...and 99% have HOA fee...Marcus can yuou elaborate a bit more thnx.
expensive? Try living in westchester ny lmao
@@richiepipes8960 Westchester NY may be expensive but isn't as nice as St. George.
Much cheaper than salt lake.
Hey I'm coming out for a visit for my birthday in November. Any suggestions for a great hotel ???
Whenever we would come for a visit we used timeshare or vacation rentals. But I have heard good things about Wingate by Wyndham at St. George and La Quinta Inn & Suites.
@@ComeHomeStGeorge thank you.
How do the locals treat you if you’re not LDS? I’ve heard that if you are a business owner, and not part of the LDS church, then they will not do business with you.
Everyone's experience is different and unfortunately, there are always a few who are unfriendly or won't associate with those who they see as different from themselves (and that is not limited to LDS people or St George). But for every horror story I've heard, I've heard more of the opposite - stories of amazing neighbors who went out of their way to help each other out and also welcome new people to the area. But more specifically, as far as businesses go, I've never heard of a business being shunned because the owner was not LDS (at least not in this century). I could see people opposing a type of business perhaps, but not shunning a business simply because the owner was not of their faith. In fact, I don't know how you would even know, generally speaking, who owned a business or what they believed. I do business with companies that treat the customer right and provide a good product or service.
How are job opportunities in the medical field?
I just helped a client relocate here that is working at the hospital. :) They employee a lot of people in the area, we also have many assisted living centers, doctor offices, urgent care, etc. I'm not sure what you are specifically looking for, but there is opportunity.
I would love to live in Saint George but its only for rich people
I used to feel similar. I thought you had to be retired or rich, but here I am and I am not rich or retired. 🙂 It is a challenge with a lot of places paying low wages, but many have either found local jobs that do pay a livable wage or they work remotely.
@@ComeHomeStGeorge well i am retired and on a fixed income any places u suggest or is there a way i can contact u privately i dont have a computer at home im always at the libarey thank i can give u my email addy some how
@@jimstewart7557 You can email me at sharee@comehomestgeorge.com
Can you please name the inside pool or water park you showed also the the park ?
I'm not sure which park you are asking about, but the one that catches the most attention is the Thunder Junction All Abilities Park (has the train). The indoor pool is the Sand Hallow Aquatics center. Does that help?
I could never forgive the SE Utah water board for destroying Pah Tempe in that STUPID, boondoggle of a water pipe project to EVER want to live there and deal with their incompetence EVERY DAY.
Is St. George going to run out of water?
Local officials now say the area will run out of water within a decade. In response, they have taken drastic-and controversial-steps to ensure future hydration: a $1.3 billion to $2 billion, 140-mile pipeline to retrieve 27 billion gallons of water out of the Colorado River that feeds into Lake Powell In the 17 years they have collected funds for the pipeline, they have done nothing on this so called project. This says it all. This town is going to get decimated.
what towns would the companies be in... i work in insurance, is there a good opportunity for work here ?
St. George and Washington City have most of the businesses. Everyone needs insurance and we are growing, so it could be a good fit.
I got a dui completely sober here, believe it or not. All the cops have to do is say you're not acting right then say you didn't pass the roadside test to take your vehicle and take you to jail then its 2 months before the drug test comes back and unless you have $800 to get your vehicle back they keep it. I finally got my test back 2 mo later completely negative, no old thc, not a drop of alc, nothing, yet my van has been stolen and sold in an auction and I still have court to see if they just convict me anyways. Then I've been stopped by cops on my bike 2 times since then in 2 months. No wonder nobody here goes out after 10pm and you won't see anyone riding a bike or barely even walking thru town. Even if you're a conservative and don't hate cops Id stay away from here. There's no crime but the cops obviously need to bring people in to keep their promotions and they don't care whether you support them or like Trump or not they need the revenue from fining and ticketing you and a justification for their job and there's no real crime here other than them I've never been anywhere I got carjacked before
How about job?
Is this the place where Shawn Bradley got ran while biking?
This place is VERY water limited. It cannot sustain a large population with current water availability.
Laughs in Vegas.
how job market ,st george have a lot jobs
There are job openings all over town, but they aren't the highest paying. I talk more about this in my video: th-cam.com/video/zeOLsUoO5Ak/w-d-xo.html
Must be RE agent
Jesus loves you!
Every realtor in St George talking pros and cons has intentional failed to mention the biggest possible nightmare to existing residents and those planning on moving there. A water shortage which is proving to be very real to the point of having major water restrictions to the worst case scenario having no electricity. Shame on every one of you for ignoring a very possible horrible reality.
I have been told my whole life Utah was going to run out of water. I don't have a crystal ball, but I have been very impressed by the plans they have made to store water, reuse water, save water, etc. I am hopeful that we will be okay as we all become wiser stewards of the water we do have.
Other than the Middle East, St. George has the worst drivers on planet earth.
No she is lying stay out of St George. And the weather sucks.
Haha! Here is the dissenting opinion.
@@ComeHomeStGeorge Don't ruin it with what the rest is dealing with.