Paradise Valley is Arizona's wealthiest municipality known for its privacy and spacious properties. Near Scottsdale, Paradise Valley boasts many architectural styles, from 1950s brick ranches to modern glass and steel homes, Spanish colonials, and million-dollar mansions. It’s close to Camelback Mountain, Mummy Mountain, and the Phoenix Mountain Preserve.
North Phoenix is a value buyer’s dream community. With easy access to downtown, it borders higher-priced Paradise Valley and Scottsdale. It's like living in the suburbs but all the urban perks. It’s also near the Phoenix Mountain Preserve, providing easy-to-access outdoor recreation like hiking up Piestewa Peak for breathtaking views of the city.
Central Phoenix is a prime location for city life: Entertainment, dining, and shorter commutes. It’s between 7th Avenue and 7th Street in Central Phoenix and Bethany Home Road and Glendale. Known for vibrant neighborhoods, cultural diversity, and upscale architecture, it’s also priced higher than surrounding communities.
Arcadia is a sought-after, well-established neighborhood with distinct regions. Arcadia Proper is known for luxury homes, large lots, and lush landscapes. Arcadia Lite is a smaller, more walkable neighborhood with more moderately priced homes than Arcadia Proper. A third, Arcadia Osborn, is a popular but lesser-known community with great values.
Phoenix has a rich history and several famous historic districts, like the Roosevelt Historic District (historic homes), the Encanto-Palmcroft Historic District (Spanic Colonial Revival style homes), Wilo (diverse architecture), and Coronado (a mix of art and history). Each region offers residents a unique blend of history, character, and community spirit.
Affectionately called “DTPHX”, downtown Phoenix is Arizona's center of culture, history, creativity, and innovation. With a thriving dining scene and some of the best theater in the nation, Phoenix never lacks for activities. Conveniently located along light rail, you can easily reach work, resorts, a Major League baseball game, Sunday football, or major concerts.
Scottsdale, a premier golf destination, offers a diverse range of neighborhoods, each with a unique style and vibe. Heading north, residents can enjoy more natural desert landscapes, providing a scenic and tranquil environment. Moving south, Scottsdale offers an urban vibe, providing a lively atmosphere for those seeking a more cosmopolitan lifestyle.
Old Town Scottsdale comprises nine walkable neighborhoods that link to a unique collection of shops, restaurants, art galleries, and nightclubs, as well as contemporary public art installations, world-class museums, and historic sites from the late 1880s. It's considered one of the most walkable areas outside Phoenix, making it laid-back and upscale.
Cave Creek stands out for its diverse real estate that accommodates various budgets. The region is also renowned for its ranch-style homes and expansive properties with large lots, creating a spacious and picturesque living environment. Known for its Western charm, horseriding, bull riding, desert vistas, and breathtaking views are all close by.
Chandler is one of the fastest-growing suburbs in Phoenix. It offers excellent schools and master-planned, luxury neighborhoods with amenities like pools, tennis courts, and lighted walking paths. This fast-growing tech hub is known as the “Community of Innovation” thanks to the exciting research and development companies attracted to the area.