Driving Downtown Phoenix Arizona Tour
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- This is a virtual tour of Downtown Phoenix. Starting out on Camelback Rd, then heading south down Central Ave all the way until the heart of downtown Phoenix, Arizona. Downtown Phoenix was originally designed to be like a Manhattan of the West. However due to the proximity to the airport downtown Phoenix does not build very tall skyscrapers.
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I'm not seeing tent cities or groups of homeless people hanging out like in Los Angeles. So amazing to see a normal metro city and so clean! Thanks for making this video:)
they hide well, they're on every corner not in tent cities.
There are tent cities in central Phoenix
Too hot in Phoenix even they wanted to. There is a homeless problem but they are mostly by the freeways or in downtown in the shade.
Moving to Phoenix in October. My aunt has lived there for over 50 years and loved it as a kid! Great people!
Any idea about a IYH hostel operated by Sue back in late 1990's, some 25 blocks NE of central Phoenix?
@Meme Was there are pockets of bad places everywhere.
I'm headed to Phoenix this Tuesday 11/19 to check it out. If I like what I see I will be moving there in January. Thanks for all your videos. They are very informative.
I've made my visit and loved the city. I found an apartment and will be officially living in Phoenix on Jan 31, 2020! Im so excited!!
I've always wanted to visit Phoenix. Something is drawing me to tha city. I will visit one day.
Congrats!! Welcome to the Valley!
Wow, so clean! I can literally smell urine when I walk on the streets of Downtown Los Angeles.
Sounds like New York
It is slowly improving but nothing goes on down there except for First Friday and some other stuff like the school there and some events/bars. It can be slightly creepy cause it is so deserted but a lot of homeless lingering around. Careful!
You hit the lights just right, hardly stopped. Every time I go this way I miss em all. LOL
Awesome footage! I love it here. Thank you sir.
Downtown Phoenix needs a landmark skyscraper.
@Darren Krock what does anything you just said have to do with having a big city?
@Darren Krock Actually, everyone listen to guy because the population is growing too fast and way too many on the freeways. If you want a real city go to New York or LA and enjoy all that "big city" love.
@Darren Krock We know you love Phoenix, it's why you are commenting 😊
@Darren Krock the only reason New York is all hustle and bustle is because it all cramped. Phoenix is spread out over *many* miles. It just does not come to an end of small suborn buildings and brown styrofoam houses. Thats just the Phoenix charm.
Darren Krock You are extremely ignorant if you think that Phoenix doesn’t serve an important function in the economy. The future of our economy is in the Southwest where Solar energy is starting to take off and lithium mining is becoming increasingly important due to the rising popularity of electric cars. NY is going downhill fast, and I’d much rather live in and invest in a city that has the potential to continue growing like Phoenix. There’s a reason so many people are moving here...
I remember living in Phoenix in 1976 and watching KOOL TV Channel 10, with Anchorman Bill Close.
traffic didn't look too bad. man that's a beautiful city. Hopefully i'll move to arizona some day. I've got a couple more years of education, hopefully then i'll be able to see the trends in population growth. I don't want to live in a city that is going to turn into LA in 5 years. I'm hoping enough people are scared of heat to keep them out, or i'll have to Utah it up. I'll try Tucson, that's where the jobs in my field will be if I finish grad school.
I know I am afraid it will turn into LA too, and with one of the best economies in the country it just may. Still cheap now it won't be in 5 years. 2nd most moved to state in the country, not gonna slow down anytime soon.
Very nice video and scenery...👌🏽👍👍🤗👏
I wish one day i can live in Arizona
Hi Jeff - if/when you have time check out Willow, Coronado, Palm Lane and Encanto. Also if you get a chance drive north on Central from Missouri all the way to Northern - beautiful area with historic multi million dollar homes.
Okay will do man
That's a great song. ,#1 😉
phoenix need's to build high rise building's spreed them out there's alot of land
Jaime G it’s hard for them to do that there because the airport. The planes fly right over.
that's true 👍
@@LivinginArizona very true
@@LivinginArizona And because land is so cheap that it's simply more practical to keep building outwards.
There are height restrictions :(.
I was so confused why Phoenix didn’t have a lot of skyscrapers for a metro population of 5 million
It would be awesome if you ever have time to make a video going to the new builds in San tan ridge, they are Taylor Morrison and Meritage model homes. Just past San tan flat I believe it’s off to the left of Thompson road. That would be totally cool if you ever have time. Love your videos and my family is planning on moving to Arizona and would love to see the homes there. Keep up the good videos. Thank You
Hey thanks for this. I can show my kids the area I grew up without having to blow a bunch of cash getting there. Should have gone to the front of Bob. Yes I know it's Chase now but Bob was a better name!
Could you do a video on the statistics of investor owned homes in AZ, whether they're flipping them or are renting them. I haven't found sources for these statistics.
I drive this street everyday lmao
Thank you but where is everybody?
Downtown Phoenix is not a very busy place unless there is an event or a sports game. Typical of West Coast cities.
I also wonder were all the people are. It isn't just this footage; there is other footage from other videographers where there are no people outside. It seems like a nice metropolitan area in regards to the built and natural environment yet give a deserted vibe in these urban areas. Even Vegas has more people wandering outside among the neighborhoods away from Las Vegas Boulevard.
You know we have bad drivers when there is an accident insurance billboard every 3-4 blocks 😂
Shows us sedona some time
Anyone know the song from 4:15?
Jeff, if you have a second, I'd love some of your professional feedback on my vids that are similar topics to yours. No worries if not.
What is living in arizona now? did you change the name?
great vid jeff
Hey man, Yeah, I did add the "Now" same channel just with a Now.
@@LivinginArizona One more thing, could you do a virtual tour of residential areas? like a high , mid and low price range virtual tour? i'd like to see examples in Tucson particularly, but I think a lot of people would benefit seeing such things. I know your bro is a real estate agent maybe he could plug some examples.
Noel Ebbert residential in Tucson or Phoenix?
@@LivinginArizona Tucson, but i think a lot of people will like both. I'm used to Mississippi prices, so any frame of reference for what housing costs are would be helpful. it's easier to judge what your job is paying if you look at difference scales of housing costs.
Damn man, the background music really fucked up the video
It doesnt feel like the 5th biggest u.s. city
i really isnt. If you count every cities metro its the 11th
The population is spread out, so it’s technically a huge city but it doesn’t feel like it
In terms of City population alone, yes, it is in fact the 5th largest city. It is very spread out. But this year alone, there are 12 buildings being constructed that are over 20 floors or higher and density is starting to take shape in the inner core. It just needs a more dense inner Central Business District, which it has been working on. There is a lot of investment in downtown Phoenix. They do have two 50+ story buildings in the works for the upcoming year or two. The estimated population in 2020 is about 1,740,000 for Phoenix alone, and the Phoenix Metropolitan Statistical Area has been stated to have just a little over 5,000,000 people.