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I moved here last September 2023.A couple things to add are this: Tucson AZ is an upland desert landscape that is the Horticultural Mecca of Southern Arizona. You have the intimate Tucson Botanical Gardens, Tohono Chul Park near Oro Valley, The Desert Museum in Saguaro West and the U of A Agricultural station with its many Gardens. Horticultural desert landscaping and gardening is a big part of this city's life especially for retirees along with Community Gardens. Also Tucson is big on Farmers markets and a biking community sponsored by GABA Tucson and the Cactus cycling club with many local rides especially on the 113 miles of bike paths
And Yelp named Tumerico the top restaurant in the US according to Travel & Leisure! I love your videos - they’ve been so helpful in my decision to move to Tucson this year. Thank you!
Grown to like Tucson,nowhere i know that is perfect in america.Imperial beach for 3 years and you cant go in the water, polluted,and no air conditioning in parts of the SD county.Everyone needs air conditioning some parts of the year.lived in Milwaukee one year.need ac in the summer...
What happened to Swamp colors. And the upgrade to swamp coolers with refrigerated water that works so effectively. It wasn’t until the invention of air conditioners that people moved here as a rather than a winter destination. What about the water conservation rights? Anyone buying a home Needs to look at the hundred deer window? You can’t take a decent shower? And you can’t flush your toilet? Oh yes, promote Tucson… Conservation for the desert? I am not an Eco person I’m talking about investing your dollar wisely… New construction builders are having a hard time finding proper labor. OH has pretty much disappeared with Covid and the current ministration. No, Tucson does not have bypass highways like Phoenix. Tucson does not have maintained pretty landscape around the major roads, I have lived here since 1971. You’re trying to promote your business. Good for you.
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Don't forget the amazing network of amazing humans who enjoy the area around Grant and Alvernon, and flow thru to 1st Ave and Ft. Lowell. Truly amazing Tucson must see areas.
Hi Kimberly I have a very big question about Tucson is Tucson one of the best cities to live in what are tucsonans like what is the attitude and social vibe of Tucson like are most people who live there very friendly where does Tucson fall on the list between America's best and worst cities are the people of Tucson open and like minded and easy to get along with what is the overall quality of life there
I think the social vibe is very friendly and welcoming. Tucson feels more like a big town rather than a bustling city. There is a great blend of cultures and I find people are easy to get along with. If you are into great food, outdoors, sunshine, laid back lifestyle, etc., I think Tucson is great. I wouldn’t live anywhere else.😀. Reach out to me and I’ll tell you more!
🤣🤣🤣 only the coolest cowboy visitors meet their realtors at Starbucks!!! Thanks for the view and comment, Jerry! It was great meeting you the other day!
You have done a great job with this vlog! I would add more about our arts and culture and intellectual offerings. Because we are home to the top tier research Univerity of Arizona, we have prominent scholars, scientists, artists, researchers among our midst. Tucson Festival of Books is one of the best books festivals in the world! We also have a vibrant and diverse live music scene from hip hop festivals to jazz, classical, mariachi and cowboy music festivals!! We have are very literary and our libraries boast very high circulation numbers. Tucsonans are hip and do tend to follow fashion trends which you will see at galas and events. There is not much redlining here so you won't find many clusters of ethnic neighborhoods. But there are many fine excellent ethic restaurants, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Turkish, Japanese, African and the list goes on. Nature trails, river walks, are usually within 20 minutes away or less. Golfing, Tennis, Pickle ball , swimming and horse back riding are huge pastimes. It is town that loves highschool and college sports!! My favorite things about Tucson are the huge blue skies, the clean air and the friendly people who smile, say hello, and stop their cars for pedestrians!!
40 years ago, I remember my grandmother coming in to the airport and the crosswinds were so strong. It took at least three tries to land the airplane. There was no rain. The sun was out, but the wind was so bad everyone on the airplane thought they were going to die.
There’s actually no contact info in the description. Am I missing something? Fwiw, I’m a retired cycling fanatic looking to split my time between CT in the summer and (maybe) Tuscan, but there’s clearly A LOT I don’t know.
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What happened to Swamp colors. And the upgrade to swamp coolers with refrigerated water that works so effectively. It wasn’t until the invention of air conditioners that people moved here as a rather than a winter destination. What about the water conservation rights? Anyone buying a home Needs to look at the hundred deer window? You can’t take a decent shower? And you can’t flush your toilet? Oh yes, promote Tucson… Conservation for the desert? I am not an Eco person I’m talking about investing your dollar wisely… New construction builders are having a hard time finding proper labor. OH has pretty much disappeared with Covid and the current ministration. No, Tucson does not have bypass highways like Phoenix. Tucson does not have maintained pretty landscape around the major roads, I have lived here since 1971. You’re trying to promote your business. Good for you. Thank goodness some of the older neighborhoods have been protected and designated to stay as they were. Do you remember when Goldwater was really great influence for state to make a strong. I’m not just talking about the department store. Good for you and your energy to build your business when Tucson has such a large drug and homeless community that is quite scary and the old neighborhoods are quite threatened. We’re not just talking new builds on the outskirts and the pretty stuff. Are you relieved for protecting and building Tucson?
I don't understand why there isn't an effort to pick up roadway trash. I have been driving past some of the same trash for months. It seems like the city government would want to show pride in the city by picking this up. Also there doesn't seem to be any code enforcement related to trash/cars/appliances sitting in front yards for all to see. Marana where I live seems to do a much better job of this.
Are you talking textbook Spanish from Europe or you’re talking speaking Spanish for the locals that is totally totally two different animals they do not teach the local Spanish in schools!!! Few years ago the US disallowed the Mexican newspapers to post the pictures of the cartel and what they were doing just across their border. I live 30 miles from that border. We have fantastic loyal workers that come across the borders to build these houses and what they have to go through, whether you’re talking Agua Prieta Nas they come up here to work to build their lives. These are people that build these American homes. What are you promoting?
I've lived in Tucson for many years and from personal experience, we are missing quite a few types of foods. Also a few places that sell food and drink are outside bus routes and I really want to go to those places but can't because of no car....
Phoenix has more traffic because there’s more people. Tucson has not projected proper roadways. The 20 year projected improvements on I 10 have not come to pass. It’s not just north of Tucson from Tucson. Phoenix is also south with development to the south on I 10. no one supposed to notice?
Anyone that talks about going to Nogales for any kind of medical care or it’s also very popular in the winter for Yuma for the senior citizens for dental and medical care. Do people realize that you have no recourse when anything is done wrong. That’s why we build America to take care of Americans. Anyone that crosses the border for medication or medical care has no safeguards.
I remember when eegee's was two guys with a van, 2 folding card tables, 2 blenders and 2 plastic chairs. They would set up on an empty lot in NW Tucson until the police asked them to move to a different location. Good times.
I retired & moved here in 2018. I was shocked by the summer of 2019. Finally i said it's just hot here, deal with it. Walk with umbrella water, fan, & stand in the shade of telephone poles waiting for the light to change. SUNSCREEN!🔥🌞
how are things going Kim? You look gorgeous! we ended up moving to north las vegas Nevada last year. May consider a move to Tucson in the future (now that we are used to the heat;) Tucson definitely has a vibe. My question would be, do you need to get your home sprayed for termites every year there? Heat actually starts in april in AZ and progressively gets hotter (for anyone who doesnt know reading the comments).
Most people get termite warranty treatments and inspections yearly or whenever recommended by the pest control companies. Just depends on the situation. 😀 So glad you are getting used to the heat!
You failed to mention one of the big pluses to moving to Tucson, a 65 mile drive to Nogales, MX for dental, cheap meds and awesome Dr.'s. My $3.50 Dr. in Nogales saved me from having neck surgery.
You spend 12 hours of your day in traffic because there is no interstate loop in Tucson. That time in your car would be cut in half with a loop around Tucson. I quit going to Tucson about 15 yrs ago because at the end of the day all I did was sit in traffic.
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I moved here last September 2023.A couple things to add are this: Tucson AZ is an upland desert landscape that is the Horticultural Mecca of Southern Arizona. You have the intimate Tucson Botanical Gardens, Tohono Chul Park near Oro Valley, The Desert Museum in Saguaro West and the U of A Agricultural station with its many Gardens. Horticultural desert landscaping and gardening is a big part of this city's life especially for retirees along with Community Gardens. Also Tucson is big on Farmers markets and a biking community sponsored by GABA Tucson and the Cactus cycling club with many local rides especially on the 113 miles of bike paths
Oh yes, great to note! I have many other videos on this channel about some of the items you have listed here. Thank you so much for mentioning! 🌵🌵🌵
And Yelp named Tumerico the top restaurant in the US according to Travel & Leisure! I love your videos - they’ve been so helpful in my decision to move to Tucson this year. Thank you!
Thanks so much! Glad to assist! I love being a tour guide for Tucson, my home town city!!! ❤️🌵
U of A lost 177 million. My husband works there. It's a big deal.
Grown to like Tucson,nowhere i know that is perfect in america.Imperial beach for 3 years and you cant go in the water, polluted,and no air conditioning in parts of the SD county.Everyone needs air conditioning some parts of the year.lived in Milwaukee one year.need ac in the summer...
What happened to Swamp colors. And the upgrade to swamp coolers with refrigerated water that works so effectively. It wasn’t until the invention of air conditioners that people moved here as a rather than a winter destination. What about the water conservation rights? Anyone buying a home Needs to look at the hundred deer window? You can’t take a decent shower? And you can’t flush your toilet? Oh yes, promote Tucson… Conservation for the desert? I am not an Eco person I’m talking about investing your dollar wisely… New construction builders are having a hard time finding proper labor. OH has pretty much disappeared with Covid and the current ministration. No, Tucson does not have bypass highways like Phoenix. Tucson does not have maintained pretty landscape around the major roads, I have lived here since 1971. You’re trying to promote your business. Good for you.
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Live in Tucson for last three years and still didn't find restaurant we can call great.
What is your favorite so far?
@@TucsonArizona Guadalajara Grill
They are pretty good! We have a lot of restaurant videos to come! Hopefully we can help you find a place you really like!
Ms. Saigon, The Monica, Carusos, Charro Steak, El Charro, Oban. Now go forth!
@zenmaster9195 😀
Don't forget the amazing network of amazing humans who enjoy the area around Grant and Alvernon, and flow thru to 1st Ave and Ft. Lowell. Truly amazing Tucson must see areas.
Yes! The people here are great!
I think the must-have food to try in Tucson is the Chimichanga! Tucson is where the chimichanga was first made.
Love chimichangas. There are a lot of great ones in town!
People coming to Tucson should try a Tucson original -- The Chimichanga Created right here in Tucson Az
Yes! El Charro is fantastic!
Hi Kimberly I have a very big question about Tucson is Tucson one of the best cities to live in what are tucsonans like what is the attitude and social vibe of Tucson like are most people who live there very friendly where does Tucson fall on the list between America's best and worst cities are the people of Tucson open and like minded and easy to get along with what is the overall quality of life there
I think the social vibe is very friendly and welcoming. Tucson feels more like a big town rather than a bustling city. There is a great blend of cultures and I find people are easy to get along with. If you are into great food, outdoors, sunshine, laid back lifestyle, etc., I think Tucson is great. I wouldn’t live anywhere else.😀. Reach out to me and I’ll tell you more!
Just moved here. Good food and horrible roads lol
Haha! Just curious what area of town you chose since you just moved here. It’s good to know where people are drawn too! Thanks!
Yes L😳T’s Of HOARDERS As You Drive By Some Neighborhoods😑🧚🏽♀️✨💫
Love your food shows too. Tried a starbucks for the first time here in Tucson and yes you might just spot a cowboy in town!
🤣🤣🤣 only the coolest cowboy visitors meet their realtors at Starbucks!!! Thanks for the view and comment, Jerry! It was great meeting you the other day!
likewise cfc@@TucsonArizona
You forgot to mention the homeless are everywhere, absolutely EVERYWHERE.
“EVERYWHERE”🧐🧚🏽♀️✨💫
And?
You have done a great job with this vlog! I would add more about our arts and culture and intellectual offerings. Because we are home to the top tier research Univerity of Arizona, we have prominent scholars, scientists, artists, researchers among our midst. Tucson Festival of Books is one of the best books festivals in the world! We also have a vibrant and diverse live music scene from hip hop festivals to jazz, classical, mariachi and cowboy music festivals!!
We have are very literary and our libraries boast very high circulation numbers. Tucsonans are hip and do tend to follow fashion trends which you will see at galas and events.
There is not much redlining here so you won't find many clusters of ethnic neighborhoods. But there are many fine excellent ethic restaurants, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Turkish, Japanese, African and the list goes on.
Nature trails, river walks, are usually within 20 minutes away or less. Golfing, Tennis, Pickle ball , swimming and horse back riding are huge pastimes. It is town that loves highschool and college sports!!
My favorite things about Tucson are the huge blue skies, the clean air and the friendly people who smile, say hello, and stop their cars for pedestrians!!
You make some great points! Thank for your input!😁
40 years ago, I remember my grandmother coming in to the airport and the crosswinds were so strong. It took at least three tries to land the airplane. There was no rain. The sun was out, but the wind was so bad everyone on the airplane thought they were going to die.
There’s actually no contact info in the description. Am I missing something? Fwiw, I’m a retired cycling fanatic looking to split my time between CT in the summer and (maybe) Tuscan, but there’s clearly A LOT I don’t know.
Hi there! Here is my contact info:
📞 Contact Kimberly Mihalka:
Phone (Call or Text): 520-235-2011 (Leave a message for a speedy response)
Email: kimberly.mihalka@gmail.com
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What happened to Swamp colors. And the upgrade to swamp coolers with refrigerated water that works so effectively. It wasn’t until the invention of air conditioners that people moved here as a rather than a winter destination. What about the water conservation rights? Anyone buying a home Needs to look at the hundred deer window? You can’t take a decent shower? And you can’t flush your toilet? Oh yes, promote Tucson… Conservation for the desert? I am not an Eco person I’m talking about investing your dollar wisely… New construction builders are having a hard time finding proper labor. OH has pretty much disappeared with Covid and the current ministration. No, Tucson does not have bypass highways like Phoenix. Tucson does not have maintained pretty landscape around the major roads, I have lived here since 1971. You’re trying to promote your business. Good for you.
Thank goodness some of the older neighborhoods have been protected and designated to stay as they were. Do you remember when Goldwater was really great influence for state to make a strong. I’m not just talking about the department store. Good for you and your energy to build your business when Tucson has such a large drug and homeless community that is quite scary and the old neighborhoods are quite threatened. We’re not just talking new builds on the outskirts and the pretty stuff. Are you relieved for protecting and building Tucson?
I don't understand why there isn't an effort to pick up roadway trash. I have been driving past some of the same trash for months. It seems like the city government would want to show pride in the city by picking this up. Also there doesn't seem to be any code enforcement related to trash/cars/appliances sitting in front yards for all to see. Marana where I live seems to do a much better job of this.
I agree with you 💯.
Always enjoy your videos. Especially when food is involved 😆🤣😂
😂 Me too! Haha! Making food videos is my favorite!
Are you talking textbook Spanish from Europe or you’re talking speaking Spanish for the locals that is totally totally two different animals they do not teach the local Spanish in schools!!! Few years ago the US disallowed the Mexican newspapers to post the pictures of the cartel and what they were doing just across their border. I live 30 miles from that border. We have fantastic loyal workers that come across the borders to build these houses and what they have to go through, whether you’re talking Agua Prieta Nas they come up here to work to build their lives. These are people that build these American homes. What are you promoting?
I've lived in Tucson for many years and from personal experience, we are missing quite a few types of foods. Also a few places that sell food and drink are outside bus routes and I really want to go to those places but can't because of no car....
Phoenix has more traffic because there’s more people. Tucson has not projected proper roadways. The 20 year projected improvements on I 10 have not come to pass. It’s not just north of Tucson from Tucson. Phoenix is also south with development to the south on I 10. no one supposed to notice?
Anyone that talks about going to Nogales for any kind of medical care or it’s also very popular in the winter for Yuma for the senior citizens for dental and medical care. Do people realize that you have no recourse when anything is done wrong. That’s why we build America to take care of Americans. Anyone that crosses the border for medication or medical care has no safeguards.
I remember when eegee's was two guys with a van, 2 folding card tables, 2 blenders and 2 plastic chairs.
They would set up on an empty lot in NW Tucson until the police asked them to move to a different location.
Good times.
I retired & moved here in 2018. I was shocked by the summer of 2019. Finally i said it's just hot here, deal with it. Walk with umbrella water, fan, & stand in the shade of telephone poles waiting for the light to change. SUNSCREEN!🔥🌞
All good advice! ☂️ ☀️ 🥵
I had to move in 1989 and I have always missed it. All you say is true and I luv it!
Maybe you can come back someday! Thanks for commenting!
I was born and raised out there ❤❤❤
🌵☀️🌵☀️🌵☀️
how are things going Kim? You look gorgeous! we ended up moving to north las vegas Nevada last year. May consider a move to Tucson in the future (now that we are used to the heat;) Tucson definitely has a vibe. My question would be, do you need to get your home sprayed for termites every year there? Heat actually starts in april in AZ and progressively gets hotter (for anyone who doesnt know reading the comments).
Most people get termite warranty treatments and inspections yearly or whenever recommended by the pest control companies. Just depends on the situation. 😀 So glad you are getting used to the heat!
My wife and I have been here for over a year now and we like it! We just stay away from south Tucson as that is a pretty sketchy area.
Glad you like it! I like all of Tucson for different reasons 🌵☀️😎☀️
Living here for the third time in my life. Learned nothing. “LIKE” given!!! Good video
Thank you!!!
In El Paso I saw painted lawns.
Ha! Cool 😎
I moved here from PHX rent got to high
Yes, rent is definitely going up everywhere… unfortunately… 😩
It's hot and dry. Run away. Lol
You failed to mention one of the big pluses to moving to Tucson, a 65 mile drive to Nogales, MX for dental, cheap meds and awesome Dr.'s. My $3.50 Dr. in Nogales saved me from having neck surgery.
Sounds like you got a deal!
Very welcoming people! ❤
I agree! Thank you!
You spend 12 hours of your day in traffic because there is no interstate loop in Tucson. That time in your car would be cut in half with a loop around Tucson. I quit going to Tucson about 15 yrs ago because at the end of the day all I did was sit in traffic.
Most of the restaurants here are over priced and under tasty.
Egees? OMG! THE WORST EVER.