Neighborhoods

Surprise, AZ offers the best of Arizona living, including incredible golf courses, and is home to the Kansas City Royals’ and Texas Rangers’ spring training facilities. It's surrounded by many desert trails for outdoor enthusiasts to explore on mountain bikes. Other fun activities include shopping, dining, and more!

Phoenix boasts a vibrant downtown area complete with shopping, dining, cultural institutions, and convenient commutes to business districts. While you can enjoy the city life at its finest, those who live in the area can also take advantage of easy access to the Grand Canyon and other outdoor national treasures.

Scottsdale is renowned for its fine dining, upscale shopping areas, and luxury resorts. Not only is it a popular tourist destination, but it's also a favorite for convention planning. The cultural scene is just as vibrant, with more than 100 galleries nestled within the Scottsdale Arts District. There's never a shortage of things to do here.

One of Arizona's most culturally historic towns is Glendale, which is home to a historic downtown area filled with antique shops. It's been dubbed Arizona's Antiques Capital by major media outlets. Partnering perfectly with the historical tradition is the Manistee Ranch, one of the region's last working cattle ranches.

Shopping, dining, sports entertainment, and outdoor fun! You'll find it all here in Peoria. This town is home to the Seattle Mariners’ and San Diego Padres’ spring training sites for baseball lovers. Peoria Eighty-Three is the top destination for shopping and dining; if all that's not enough, Peoria is ranked as the #1 place to live in AZ.

Cave Creek was an old stopping point for the U.S. Cavalry in the 1870s and was initially established as a gold mining town. It's one of the highest elevated towns in the area that sits in the foothills of Black Mountain and Elephant Butte. It's the perfect combination of old-west charm and the modern metropolitan influence of nearby Phoenix.

Waddell, AZ is an incredible community for those that love outdoor activities. It's laced with hiking trails throughout the nearby mountains and is also a favorite for horse owners, with an abundance of riding spots. And for all animal lovers, Waddell is home to the Wild Life World Zoo in Arizona, one of the largest in the country.

This residential area located 16 miles west of Phoenix is famous for its small-town atmosphere and casual lifestyle. The town hosts many outdoor concerts, fine arts festivals, and holiday celebrations throughout the year. Its location offers prime access to some of the area's best regional parks for outdoor enthusiasts.

For those looking for the prestige of an area like Scottsdale but prefer a quieter and more private setting, Paradise Valley has become a highly sought area. The town is a golf-lovers paradise with multiple courses to choose from, many of which host PGA events. Not a golfer? You'll find plenty of other ways to enjoy the outdoors here.

Who wouldn't want to live a carefree life? As the name suggests, this is a rural, laidback town located northeast of Phoenix. Favored for the natural beauty of the Sonoran Desert, clean air, minimal traffic, and calming vibe, it's one of the top places to live for those looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of city life.

Buckeye is one of the fastest-growing communities in the country. It's known for its year-round family-friendly events, outdoor national parks, historic western charm, and exciting restaurant scene. There are lots of things to discover and explore in this area, and its surge in popularity has brought continuous growth and development to the community.

Whittman is a rural town with a population of less than a thousand residents. However, there's still plenty to do and enjoy in this beautiful town. Like much of Arizona, golfers will find multiple opportunities and places to practice their game, and those that like outdoor adventure can hike, kayak, canoe, and more!

Just 50 minutes northwest of Phoenix, Wickenburg takes pride in being the most western town in all of Arizona.  Founded in 1863 and incorporated in 1909 residents bask in the town's history. In addition to the many dining and shopping options, it is home to the Wickenburg Art Center, Desert Caballeros Western Museum, off-road adventure tours, Vulture City Ghost Town, golf courses, and multiple public parks for plenty to do and keep you busy.  Or you can just disconnect from the grid and connect with family and friends.