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Old 11-21-2006, 01:03 AM
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Default Moving to Tucson - Looking for housing

Moving to Tucson in January possibly, can anyone recommend housing in nice areas.
Would prefer not to pay more than $350 a month including water/trash.

or a studio $450 a month...

work area is about 5-10min drive from i10/congress

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Old 12-01-2006, 11:41 PM
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"Nice areas" is sort of vague. What's nice to one is not to another.

The I-10/Congress Ave. area is downtown Tucson. Downtown is trying to revitalize and there are a few condo-style renovations going on. I'd say it's a pretty typical 800,000 population town with crime higher at night, particularly our southside, around 6th Ave. area.

But as with any city of that size, crime is around. You just gotta watch yourself and your surroundings. The price range you're thinking of might limit your choices of neighborhoods.

It would be best if you could come for a visit before you make it a permanent move, and have an apartment locator service show you some options in your price range. These services are usually free to the person looking for place to rent.

In general, I'd say try for the outskirt areas: far east, northwest(marana, oro valley, casa adobes, tortollita) and very south of town - down around Rita Ranch/Vail/Corona area.

You can be about everywhere across the Tucson Basin in about an hour or less, depending on the time of day (and if it is Jan/Feb when our population skyrockets with the International Gem & Mineral Show's annual events).

Good luck and welcome to southern arizona!
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