💥 MOVING to ARIZONA?! What You Need To Know From An Arizona Native! 🌵🏡

Living in Phoenix AZ + Phoenix Real Estate ☀️

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What things should YOU know about Living in the greater PHOENIX area in 2024? 🌵
Are you living in Arizona now and you're wondering some unique facts about Phoenix?
Or are you moving to Arizona soon and wondering what crazy things you may need to know?
Then this is the video for you!
I dive into the top things you should know about living in Phoenix and the surrounding cities.
I am a Phoenix native, born and raised, and a full-time Arizona Realtor, too!
I have lots of knowledge and lots of love for Phoenix metro, so feel free to reach out to me anytime!
I love chatting about the Phoenix real estate market and why living here is so great. :)
Thank you!
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Andrea Scheppe
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🏠 Homesmart Elite , Valley Solutions Team
Are you wondering what it's like to live in Phoenix, Arizona or the surrounding cities?
Then I'm here for you!
I'm a Phoenix Arizona native and I've lived, worked and played all over the valley.
I love our cities and myself, my hubby, my son and our rescue pitt are proud to call it home. :)
If you're moving to Arizona, please reach out!
Clients reach out all the time, from RU-vid and beyond, and I love helping you guys navigate the Phoenix real estate market.
I am a full-time and award-winning REALTOR and I love what I do.
Thank you. :)
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Learn more about living in Phoenix Arizona here:
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix...
www.phoenix.gov/
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19 авг 2023

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@LivingInPhoenixArizona2024 11 месяцев назад

You guys! SO MANY of you have reached out recently and I am loving it! Many of you are from California and Canada and I am floored by HOW SUPER COOL all of you are! I am grateful! I love helping you all navigate the Phoenix metro real estate market. I have 6 out of state buyers right now and I would be delighted to help you, too! Thank you for watching :) ☎ Call/Text - 602-326-1098 ✉ Email: AndreaSellsPhx@Gmail.Com ☀Andrea Scheppe SA# 579004000 Nextdoor App, "Favorite Neighborhood REALTOR" award winner 2022 & 2023! 🌠 Homesmart, Valley Solutions Team, Elite Group 🏡 linktr.ee/azandrearealestate

@user-yd5ks7sd8x Месяц назад

Phoenix native here! That is very interesting at 7:20. When I went to ASU back in '93, '94, the maximum occupants were about 4 since I rented with three other guys. I wonder how recent that change was.

@LivingInPhoenixArizona2024 Месяц назад

Hi! It's an old rule! It came to be in the late 1970's and when I went to ASU (200-2005) it was strictly enforced, but people were fighting it all the time. My good guy friends were kicked out of their rental home after an enforcement agent turned them in and the landlord was fined. So silly. It never was changed though. City residents don't want Tempe to turn into more of a party school, so they feel limiting large groups of young adults from living together helps that. That is why ASU only has dorms for greek life. Replicates apartment living. They had frat houses back in my day, but those were bulldozed shortly after I graduated. Not sure how those were ever allowed with the rule in place. Private stipulations perhaps. Thanks for watching! :)

@user-yd5ks7sd8x Месяц назад

@@LivingInPhoenixArizona2024 oh wow! So the rule must have been there to begin with, just not really enforced when I went. Now ASU only has dorms for Greek life? Wow! It just amazing me to how somethings change since I lived there.

@LivingInPhoenixArizona2024 Месяц назад

@@user-yd5ks7sd8x Yes! They tore down the frat houses in the early 2000's and they moved off campus and rented homes, but I'm sure they had tons of trouble follow them. LOL Sororities never had houses, only old dorms, now they have custom built dorms that were built in the early 2000's. Greek Life isn't as popular at ASU as it is at UofA. In 2002 ASU was voted top party school in the nation, but then crow took over and tried to tone it down. He did succeed, but college kids still partied/party. I think ASU still ranks as a top party school even with all the restrictions. Crow has changed what ASU is known for, and he was a HUGE part of making downtown phoenix a nicer place by pushing the campus development down there. Mill ave and Tempe have changed DRAMATICALLY the last 20-25 years. You should watch my Tempe video! I drive downtown Tempe and its wild. :) Here is the link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L6RS1PTmWDg.htmlsi=55fG41GMsXJeiS-E

@user-yd5ks7sd8x Месяц назад

@@LivingInPhoenixArizona2024 wow! Cool video, thank you. I sort of miss ASU, but I do miss Phoenix in general. The Navy took me out in '97 and ended up retiring from the service.

@LivingInPhoenixArizona2024 Месяц назад

Thank you for your service!

@DavidMAndre 10 месяцев назад

Well done! Thank you.

@LivingInPhoenixArizona2024 10 месяцев назад

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching! If you have any video ideas or things you'd like to know about, please let me know!

@daveeggeman2001 9 месяцев назад

Do you have tips for rentals? We left a year and a half ago and are homesick!!

@LivingInPhoenixArizona2024 9 месяцев назад

@@daveeggeman2001 Hello! Thanks for reaching out! Rental prices (out here) peaked in August of 2022, then came down until about March of 2023 (for single family homes). They rose a bit then were stable for the summer and are now dropping. Some of this is seasonal and some due to lower demand from higher prices. Phoenix has a VERY large amount of luxury apartments coming online soon, too. This will bring apartment rental prices down (more than they already were dropping) as only so many people are willing to pay a premium price to live in an apartment. Apartment rents have been dropping since the peak in 2022 so my tip would be find a newer, luxury community & you can prob negotiate in at least a free month! OR look on zillow rentals and any home that has been sitting for more than 3o days is overpriced. Those homeowners are prob a bit scared right now and you can for sure negotiate in a lower rent. HECK, I was negotiating lower rent for my rental clients in Phoenix over the summer! LOL But I knew what was coming. If you'd like more info send me an email: AndreaSellsPhx@Gmail.Com and I can definitely help you out. Thanks for watching! I appreciate it! :)