Prescott, AZ is a charming town filled with unique attractions and activities that cater to the many different interests of its visitors. Located in the middle of Arizona's mountain country, Prescott is known for its mild climate, outdoor recreation, and vibrant downtown area. It's no wonder that reviews of Prescott often mention the beauty of the surrounding mountains, outdoor activities like hiking and camping, and the welcoming atmosphere of the downtown area. In addition to these natural attractions, Prescott has a rich history that can be explored at local museums, shopping districts full of unique boutiques and restaurants, and plenty of entertainment options. Whether you're looking for a relaxing weekend getaway or an activity-filled vacation destination, Prescott has something to offer everyone.
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California Dreaming - 11/7/2005
I am one of those Californians that fell in love with Prescott. We bought a home there two years ago. I must say, I agree with the other comments. I bought there to retire in that little country atmosphere, where you could still afford to live on a small income. Now I could not afford to buy another home here if I wanted to. I hate to be one of those nasty Californians but I agree we are destroying this town for the folks who have loved it for so many
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Rapid Growth - 11/4/2005
We have lived here for 2 years and have seen great expanses in home construction. The town council members don't appear to be concerned about responsible growth. It is beginning to look like Phoenix with the amount of building that is taking place and the small lot sizes they are allowing. With a large number of folks moving from California, the housing prices have increased significantly over the past two
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Thank you rich Californians! - 8/7/2005
You've taken the city I remember in the 1980s as a nice, modest, unassuming, picturesque little town and once again, as you've done in so many places in the west, turned it into a super-fast growing city where yuppies drive families out of the housing market, sleazy realtors come from California to turn a quick buck, and local wages don't come close to making up for a cost of living that has quadrupled in the last decade. Cheers! Another job well
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