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5 MOST WALKABLE Neighborhoods in Tucson, Arizona
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- čas přidán 16. 01. 2023
- Think Tucson isn't very walkable? We're here to change your mind. Tour 5 walkable neighborhoods in Tucson, Arizona. In this video, you'll see where they are located and learn about the various amenities that are within a short walk or bike ride away. So you can decide which neighborhood is right for you.
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i was in tucson last year and the realtors didn't want to show me around since I didn't have a car. but found it pretty easy to get around on the bus and saw most areas I hope to move there in a couple of years as I get closer to retirement
Glad you found it easy to get around. We're happy to help when you're ready to move :)
Very informative. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching.
I love the architecture in Barrio Viejo. I am a big fan of having shopping nearby so thank you for sharing the walkable neighborhoods.
And that mural on The Loft cinema is awesome!
Thanks for watching and glad you found it helpful!
Perhaps a Tucson mural tour should be on our video to-do list :)
@@RealTucson that sounds awesome!
What is the Garden District like? I see it on the map north of Speedway... Also, I think there's a neighborhood called Avondale? Can you do a video on these two neighborhoods? I ask because I am nearing seventy and am thinking about moving to Tucson but I want to be near doctors and a high quality hospital. These two neighborhoods are near two medical facilities. I also will need grocery delivery, which I believe Sprouts, Walmart, and Trader Joes might provide. They are all near these two neighborhoods.
Also, what is Poet's Square like? I love the name of that area...
Are they safe? Can you walk in them? I don't really need too many restaurants. On a retirement income...
Hi Rob, thanks for watching and I'm glad the video was helpful for you.
We'll work on some more videos in the future highlighting other midtown neighborhoods like Garden District, Poet's Square, and Avondale. All of those are close to shopping and healthcare, with Tucson Medical Center, Banner University Medical Center, and St Joseph's hospital as options.
Garden District hosts Porch Fest usually every year or 2 and it's a fun community event featuring several musical groups playing for the community at a handful of front porches. It's always a good time :)
Yes, most grocery stores now offer delivery and if not, there's other options for home delivery as well.
We're currently working on a video about neighborhoods that are on the Loop, a bike/pedestrian path that touches most parts of Tucson. So stay tuned for that one!
We're happy to help you with your home search. Just give us a call or email us at Hello@RealTucson.com 520-975-8956.
Thank you. :) @@RealTucson
Summers are pretty darn hot
Yes, they are. Thanks for watching! :)
Lived there late 70’s early 80’s, I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that South Tucson is someplace you’d want to live. I’d never seen corrugated tin roof shanties people used for housing. Armory Park? This has to be a joke, middle school is two blocks from the children’s museum, right smack in the middle of the combat zone. Your peddling lies, shameful.
A lot can change in 30 years and neighborhoods evolve over the years. Thanks for watching :)