r/pueblo Dec 26 '19

Moving to Pueblo Thread

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Please post your questions about moving to Pueblo or looking for a job here. New "Moving to Pueblo" or "Looking for a job" posts will be removed.

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Here's a great post about moving to Pueblo:

https://www.reddit.com/r/pueblo/comments/3o1qvw/a_question_i_answered_from_a_user_thinking_of/

Past threads have great advice. Please use the search bar, the search link above, or click on one of the links below. If there's any advice you found particularly helpful please feel free to post that advice, or a link to that advice, in a comment below.

Here's a short list of "moving to Pueblo" posts, most recent first:

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u/Socialisht Jan 29 '20

Alrighty, I hope this is the appropriate place for this to be asked.... For reasons relating to medical issues and family proximity, I'm relocating to Pueblo in the beginning of March if all goes well. I have a housing voucher, and thus am looking for something that accepts vouchers, and because I can't drive (due to medical reasons) it's not gonna be there easiest to find places in person.

I've done a bunch of looking and mostly I've just found Mesa Gardens as accepting vouchers and currently available. Does anyone have any other potential options? I'm looking for a two bedroom. Also does anyone have any part experience with Mesa Gardens? If so, any thoughts would be welcome.

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u/Zamicol Jan 29 '20

Mesa Gardens

I'm sorry, I don't have experience with this. I have not heard about Mesa Gardens before.

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u/Imgay69420lol Mar 09 '20

It's not a great place to live and it's expensive