Posted by John Harmon on January 12, 2012 at 05:47:39 from (174.26.191.108):
In Reply to: New location... posted by old_ky_man on January 11, 2012 at 18:19:34:
You just described the area we live in,transplanted Illinoisions, North West Maricopa County Arizona,The real estate crash has caused the "this is the time to buy" thing to be a big deal here.Real estate took a big dive a couple of years ago and property is still affordable here. good medical can be had in any area of the county. good commercial areas.Very good Schools , Grocery stores etc.Seems to be plenty of middle class employment ,if you don"t build houses that is. those fellows are not very busy.Solar Electric Generation seems to be a start up buisness needing technisions badly.Palo Verde Nuclear Plant is always looking for good employees. Wickenburg Az. is a good Tourist town to set up in. It gets hot here but you get useed to it, It's a dry heat. Az. is a no permit required open and Concealed Carry State so be prepared to meet a Pistol Packer on the sidewalk or in a store. It took me a while to aclimate to this gun thing when we first moved here.I never have owned nor still don"t have a hand gun.Company buisness required me to work at the IHC Truck Test Track near Maricopa Az.in 1961 and again in 1964 and I acquired a desert likeing back then and I still like the desert.We have lived here since 2000 and will never go back to Illinois to stay unless in an URN. Good Luck.
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