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I would realy love to visit those states..........................the old west, just love it.....................Tombstone, the fabulous National Parks, the weather, the endless plaines...............................:
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04-26-2009, 04:23 PM | #26 |
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The real question is got money?
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When you come out west, you'll learn that eating, shopping, and going to clubs aren't the most fun things you could be doing. IMHO, people from the midwest and east just tend to default to those because 90% of the time it is either freezing cold, raining, or hot & humid (FYI- I lived in Ohio for three years).
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08-10-2009, 01:36 PM | #30 |
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honestly im actually starting to appreciate it.
The weather is gorgeous, and there really is more to do than meets the eye. the only major draw back is the crime... |
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08-10-2009, 01:57 PM | #31 |
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Paradise Valley > Scottsdale > Phoenix.
^ go for any of those. Great cities. Clean and money. Albuquerque is just gross and all native american. I would HATE living there. People are gross, rude, inconsiderate, despicable. The town is gross and ugly. No good restaurants or anything. If your parents have some $$ to drop on a house and want amazing views, tell them to move to Paradise Valley. http://www.luxist.com/tag/paradise+valley/ |
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08-10-2009, 02:25 PM | #32 | |
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yes there are native americans here but is that really a reason to shun an entire area?? whats wrong with you? just like any town there are good and bad areas |
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08-10-2009, 02:43 PM | #33 |
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We didn't visit Phoenix but there was way more native americans in Tuscan then Albuquerque, I understand its further south but I was surprised how disappointing Tuscan was.
Unfortunately my parents don't have 12 millions dollars to spend on a house..More like $300,000-$350,000 range. They want to buy it outright without having a loan. They don't want to live in a big city thats real busy. Thats why they didn't want to check out Phoenix. Is there areas outside that have a lot to do that arn't busy but yet not dead? I liked Albuquerque, but everyone says you will love skiing, but I don't ski so that wouldn't be appealing for me. What else is there to do? Thanks for the help And we were looking at Rio Rancho..So what 20 min. from Albuquerque |
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if you want Phoenix look into either Goodyear or Avondale. theyre outside all the hustle and bustle but still close enough to the city to be able drive there within a few min. and Rio Rancho is pretty barren right now, though they are building it up pretty rapidly tell your parents to either check out the West Side more so than Rio. (btw a basic thing in Abq is the closer towards the mountians/ the farther north you get the houses get progressively nicer. stay away from the valley and anything within a mile of Central though.) |
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and why would you want to live in a town if you hate the people who live there? Do you not like having other people around? Here is PV/Scottsdale/Phoenix everyone hold doors for each other, helps carry groceries and shit, pick up shit, etc. and yes there are bad areas of phoenix. South phoenix is very ghetto but I dont know anyone who has a BMW or anyone who's family has a BMW that lives there so no worries. whats wrong with you? |
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Abq has a population of about 600,000 so idk how that can be considered small. so you judge the city based on the fact that you "dont know anyone who has a BMW or anyone who's family has a BMW that lives there". wow. becasue there certainly arent any well off families in NM. we're just a bunch of dumb, poor, illeagals who wallow in our own filth and dream of being able to afford bmw's one day. my god youre ignorant end rant |
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heres a little map of the areas of ABQ
greeny blue= the best (you cant get into one of these houses short of short of 800k lime green= very nice (great areas with little or no crime) yellowish green= nicer (good areas that are newer with little crime) yellow= nice (still good areas but the yellow neighborhoods are generally alot older than the green ones.) pink= sketchy (these areas have pretty bad crime but you can still find some nice places. the pink area by UNM is nothing but college students.) red= places youre likely to be shanked (the areas in red are all pretty fucking ghetto. The area thats red and black is known as the war zone. its filled with crackheads and gang bangers. This area was ranked NM's most dangerous area in the year NM was announced as the state with the most crime (04' or 05' i think). |
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the houses are all cookie cutter houses but perfect for what you described your parents wanted. Good area for them. t wouldnt be bad either. Wigwam Country Club is a great course out there and they have houses on the course or not. |
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HAHAHAHHA DID YOU READ MY POST AT ALL?!?! Thats a serious question. I did not say it was small, and I wasnt talking about NM when I said "dont know anyone who has a BMW or anyone who's family has a BMW that lives there". That was for S. Phoenix. No one should live there if they dont have to. Its a terrible area. I wasnt talking about NM fool. And when did i say you were poor illegals who dream about being able to afford bmws YOU sir are the ignorant one here. Read my posts next time. Jesus you are annoying |
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08-10-2009, 11:36 PM | #42 |
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You highlighted most of Rio Rancho as old?? My dads Garmen didn't even have most areas on the map and there was new home builders everywhere. We looked in a lot of model homes.
In Goodyear or Avondale is there anything to do?? Don't forget im only 20 and they want to move to a place I would enjoy as well. |
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