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Evening all
![]() I'm looking at a townhome in the Jacinto Park area just slightly east of I-10 and west of N. Oracle Rd. I currently live in Orlando, FL and can't get that good of an estimate of how good (or bad) the area is. I've look through the search engine here as well as google maps (which was no help either, LOL) Is there anyone that lives out it this said area or has a friend/family member that lives in this area that could shed some light on excatly what type of place this is to live in. Maily clean? crime? ammenities? Any and all help would be greatly appriciated y'all!!! ![]() |
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Since I-10 on the west side of Tucson and Oracle Road basically run parallel it would depend on the cross street or the address. Actually, anything West of Oracle and South of River Road could be a little iffy. Good Luck! |
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Jacinto Park tucson - Google Search It's more than iffy... it's OMG! OP, do you have any specific reason for wanting to live there? |
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Now that I see the map . . . OMG is probably too mild. |
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, but that's the cream of the crop!![]() |
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Jules,
It might not be that bad if you join the right gang. |
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From this morning's paper.............
2 sought in man's shooting in park arizona daily star Tucson, Arizona | Published: 04.13.2008 2 sought in man's shooting in park | www.azstarnet.com ® Tucson police are searching for two men in the shooting and wounding of a man Saturday night in a North Side park. The man was shot in the abdomen at Jacinto Park. |
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Hey thanks for the replys guys (and gals). I honestly am at a lost. I want to find a good place to live but from what I've seen on Google (and not spending a significant amount of time there) this could be a bit difficult.
I honestly don't have a specific place to live except a place where I won't get shot especially not in the abdomen. I can't remember if I mentioned it before but I just accepted a position at TMC in their ED and I need to find a place by the first week of May ![]() All this is happening way too quickly. From what I've gathered (and craig's list) I've found that the catalina foothills looked pretty good and Oro Valley is the richy part of Tucson. Also, the south side should be avoided at all cost. But other than that I am totally at a lost. Mostly looking for a two bed/two bath that allows a cat with at least 1000sq. ft. for under $800/mo. Oh! and by the way: what is a good gang for beginners... I like the color yellow and green; maybe even red. |
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Jules,
I'm moving back to Tucson in May too. I lived there before, so I already knew which areas are nice. As a rule of thumb, pretty much anything in Oro Valley will be a safe area. Same for anything north of River Rd. In the near NW, I'd stay north of Ina Rd, and the closer towards the mountains the nicer it is likely to be. Surprisingly, there are some apartments in the foothills that you can probably get into for around $800, as you mentioned. I used to live in The Arboretum (Kolb near Sunrise), way back when, and it was nice then. I think the far east side of town ought to be pretty safe and nice too. Here's a site that has user ratings of apartments. Don't know that I'd trust these ratings that much, but it does have a map of where all the apartments are located, and it has links to the actual apartment pages. I ended up getting a place in Oro Valley, but there are several way up Kolb and near Sabino Canyon and on Sunrise that you might want to consider. Really, I'd stay away from south of River Rd, unless you are way to the east. See this, which you can left mouse click to drag the map to show different areas: Map results for Tucson Apartments, Tucson, AZ Here are some results for the east side of town that I found on ForRent dot com Search Results - ForRent.com You can pick any area in town and see this stuff. Then, if you find something that looks interesting, maybe you can ask the folks on this forum if they know anything about it. I'm pretty sure you'll be able to find something nice for $800. Also, some of these places have rental prices in the $800s, some also have move-in specials where the first years rent is, e.g. $780 or something like that (that was true at the place that I found). Also, on that ForRent site, you can pick your area of town. Personally, I'd look only at Foothills, NW Tucson, Oro Valley, East Tucson (and when looking at the east side, probably further east is better). Good luck! You're gonna love it. Oh, and you might want to consider renaming your thread (or start a new one titled) "Need help finding an apartment" Last edited by azhiker; 04-14-2008 at 08:47 AM. Reason: sp |
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Aren't you gonna work at the main location on Grant, just West of Craycroft?
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