Why Do So Many People Live in Arizona? 

Thanks for watching! I tried to keep it fun and packed with info. Really appreciate your awesome comment! If you have any questions about moving to Arizona, please give me a call or text at 480-436-3539. Or better yet, schedule a Zoom chat! calendly.com/unboxingarizona/30min

Thank you, chuckboise! I appreciate you taking the time to check out my video and giving your thoughts. You're spot on about all the trees here in AZ! We love heading up to the higher spots for some snow in the winter time. We especially love spending time in Flagstaff! Looking back, I see that I did focus on the Valley of the Sun quite a bit, but I also mentioned other parts of the state a few times. Thanks again for tuning in and sharing your feedback! I really appreciate it!

I completely agree!

Right 👍. We moved to Rhode Island from Colorado and the dew points and humidity are horrible. Thank you for validation of the decision to move to a drier area. Great job 👍

Try moving from Phoenix to Louisiana!

@@AZHOCKEY OMG I can imagine. Are you thinking about moving back ever?

@@DerekHyche Thanks for watching and commenting! I tried to make the video both fun and informative. If you ever have any questions about giving life in AZ a try, please give me a call or text at 480-436-3539. Or better yet, schedule a Zoom chat! calendly.com/unboxingarizona/30min

That's a good point, @kiplaroy9664! Given how great it is to live in Arizona, I imagine many people born here choose to stay.

Hi, columnarbasalt4677! That's a really good question and a valid concern, especially with our population growing. In fact, when my family and I were thinking about moving to Arizona, I had similar worries. The good news is, Arizona has been proactive about managing water efficiently. They've invested in better infrastructure, encouraged water-saving habits, and adopted new technologies to make water use smarter. While population growth does bring challenges, Arizona has solid plans in place. They recharge aquifers, recycle water, and work with neighboring states on sharing water. Thanks again for watching and for your comment!