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Moving to a new city can be a bit frightening, especially if it’s one a move to in another state. For those looking to call Tucson home, here are some general facts and information that can give you a better idea of the city. For more information visit http://www.mytucsonmovers.com/
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3 Things to Remember When Moving to Tucson
Moving to a new city can be a bit frightening, especially if it’s one a move to in another state.
An unfamiliar town can make adjusting very difficult, and knowing very little about it
beforehand will make it that much harder.
For those looking to call Tucson home, here are some general facts and information that can
give you a better idea of the city.
Climate
For those moving to Tucson from the South or other similar areas, the Arizona weather will
not be too much of a shock. For those coming from cool or snowy areas, it might take some
time to adjust.
Tucson weather, and Arizona weather in general, is notorious for being dry and hot. Summer
temperatures are around 100 degrees Fahrenheit during the day, and roughly 80 degrees in the
evening when it cools down. It can be very difficult for those not accustomed to living in such
hot conditions. If you are moving from colder areas, expect to dress lightly, apply sunscreen,
and drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Neighborhoods
There are many different areas of Tucson, each offering its own aspect of Tucson. The central
part of Tucson is great for those working in the city or students attending the University of
Arizona. The northern areas, and any of the neighborhoods near the mountains, are perfect for
Tucsonians who prefer being closer to nature while still being able to access the main city with
a short drive. Great and high-ranked schools, such as the Academy of Tucson and Presidio
High School, can be found all over the city.
Cost of Living
Much like the previous point, cost of living depends on where you live. Many neighborhoods
near the mountain ranges have homes costing millions, while other neighborhoods, such as
those in the east, feature more affordable homes. Gasoline tends to run a bit lower than other
cities, and homes are roughly $100,000 on average, though this median price depends on where
in Tucson you live and the type of home you want.
Tucson is a vibrant and beautiful city with something to offer anyone moving to it. Those
looking to call Tucson home will certainly not be disappointed. To find out more or for a free
moving estimate, visit MyTucsonMovers.com.