🌵✨🎉 BEST neighborhoods in PHOENIX Arizona to LIVE in 2024 🌵✨🎉 

Hi! I have never heard that about Val Vista Lakes, but I know it's not a swimming lake, as most *neighborhood* lakes out here aren't for swimming, just for boating, fishing and ambiance (not to say people don't swim though, as some do, though I would not). Could be they add a dye to make it look pretty? I would need to research that though. As for Dobson Ranch...😂 just like all older areas, there are quite a few older people that have lived there for a long time and I have heard some silly stories, but nothing like living in downtown or central Phoenix/historic areas would bring! LOL

Hello! Thank you for watching my video about best places to live in Phoenix, AZ! I always heavily suggest getting a home inspection during the home buying process. You can also hire a specialty company to test for mold in addition to your home inspection. This way you'll be knowledgeable before you move into/or purchase a home. Our monsoons do bring sudden rain but it's rare that homes flood from a storm out here. Unless, perhaps, the property has a roof leak or extreme deferred maintenance. More commonly, a home will have water damage from a burst pipe etc. I'm sorry to hear you have toxic. mold illness! That sounds awful! Wishing you a healthy and happy recovery. 🙏

I’m doing wonderful, thank you! How are you? Are you familiar with any of the above mentioned areas? If so, what do you think? 😊

@@LivingInPhoenixArizona2024 all of phoenix is nice but the valley is good southeast and some west or north I love the Superstition Mountains and trails queen creek seems nice Gilbert is nice especially power ranch

@@user-tb4hr2ry3u Agree with all of that! I spent wednesday at superstition vistas in apache junction by the mountains and it was gorgeous! A ton of new communities coming soon there called blossom rock! Thanks for watching!

Hello! Thanks for watching! I feel pretty good with my comment that baseline is very light on traffic, all throughout the east valley, actually. Most main roads that run parallel with a freeway are lighter on traffic, unless there is an accident on the freeway. Then the overflow is a real bummer and I would agree with you. I guess if you compare it to say, Florence or something, then maybe Baseline would seem heavy? But, as far as anywhere else in the city, baseline in the east valley is a delight to me! We all view the world through our own perspectives though, so I value your opinion. I had a roommate from MT in college and even our side roads were too much for her family to drive on, as they thought they were crazy with traffic. But their life perspective was driving on dirt roads next to tractors, so Phoenix was a culture shock. It's good to have different opinions on things. That's what makes life so good! I hope your perspective that baseline is heavy helps someone realize they should always do their own research and others can only be their guides. :) Dobson Ranch HOA is one of THE LOWEST in the state for what you receive! At $50/month you get multiple community pools, multiple gorgeous lakes with walking paths, splash pads, fishing, playgrounds etc! Recently they have had turmoil, but it's the first time in decades that has happened, and it's all staff. I've never had someone tell me they loved their HOA. If you know of one, please share! I'll add it to my list for favorite buyer communities. As far as "poor" people communities, again, we view life through a different lens so you would need to define what you're looking for. I once had two sales guy at my house. On my Ring camera I heard one ask the other, "What is that?" pointing to a statue my husband loves on the front porch, the other sales rep said, "I don't know. Probably something rich people have." At that time, a few years ago, our house was worth about $300,000. Far from "rich", in my opinion. But I NEVER FORGOT that video clip. Perspective is everything. :) Thanks for watching!

LOL. Maybe if they are roof rats. On a serious note: My husbands best friend is a 100% disabled Veteran and I can say he HAS INDEED had many issues with the Phoenix VA system. That being said, it is getting better, but it does need an overhaul. We need to respect our veterans more and the VA needs to step up and PAY for more so ALL veterans can get into homes that are clean, kept and at affordable prices. The new home buyer commission rule is going to be awful for veterans trying to purchase a home. The VA did come out and remove a restriction for veteran buyers, but they did not make it any easier. They actually have now made it HARDER for a veteran to afford a home. I am no longer involved in politics but that would be one of the first things I would try to help change.