Phoenix Neighborhoods:
Why Buy a Home in Phoenix, Arizona?
The so-called Valley of the Sun is aptly named with over 300 days of sunshine a year. Phoenix is the state capitol and the sixth largest metropolitan area in the nation. While Phoenix has many suburbs north, south, east and west of the city, much of the population happily resides in Phoenix proper.
Phoenix is a harmonious blend of old meets new. Cowboys, cacti and rugged mountains meet skyscrapers, big businesses and innovative transportation systems. The city is home to 34 historic neighborhoods and many of Phoenix’s Mid-century ranch homes have been updated and remodeled to reflect today’s trendy Mid-century modern styles. Newer homes with modern conveniences are also plentiful throughout the area.
Downtown Phoenix is home to major sports franchises including the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Phoenix Suns, as well as art and cultural venues including the Phoenix Art Museum, world-famous Heard Museum, Arizona Science Center and Phoenix Symphony Hall.
Top Phoenix Attractions:
- The Phoenix Zoo
- Desert Botanical Gardens
- Arizona Diamondbacks
- Phoenix Suns
- Camelback Mountain
- Phoenix Art Museum
- Arizona Science Center
- Musical Instrument Museum
- Phoenix Symphony Hall
Major Employers in the Phoenix Metro Area:
- Avnet
- Freeport-McMoRan
- US Airways Group
- Republic Services
- PetSmart
- Apollo Group
- Insight Enterprises
- Pinnacle West Capital Corporation
- Amkor Technology
- Swift Transportation
- First Solar
- ON Semiconductor
Want to learn more about living in this desert oasis? Please contact us to learn more about Phoenix, Arizona houses for sale.
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