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Scottsdale, AZ
Overview
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Scottsdale is a suburb of Phoenix located in Maricopa County in the state of Arizona. Called the "Lifestyle Capital" of America's southwest, Scottsdale is one of the most luxurious cities in the United States. According to the 2004 Census, Scottsdale's population was estimated at 226,982. Scottsdale has long been known as the "West's Most Western Town".
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Geography
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Scottsdale is 1260 feet above sea level. Scottsdale's posh cityscape is divided into four areas: North Scottsdale, South Scottsdale, Old Town/Downtown and Civic Center/Fashion Square. Scottsdale has grown from a small farming community into a premier-lavished, cultured area.
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Climate
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The dry climate in Scottsdale is certainly attractive, but the over 300 days of sunshine per year helps too! On average Scottsdale summer months average over 100 degrees F for a high with the winter months staying at very comfortable with a daily temperature ranging from 66 degrees F to 72 degrees F. The yearly average Scottsdale temperature is a remarkable 85 degrees F with a yearly precipitation rate averaging 9.32 inches.
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Housing
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Scottsdale offers a wide variety of real estate options such as golf communities, vacation homes, luxury homes and condos. Real estate in Scottsdale is on the rise. According to the 2000 Census, the median house value was listed at $220,000. Scottsdale is a great place to own real estate due to the first-rate living conditions.
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Things To Do
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Scottsdale is a well known destination for golf, but also offers many cultural opportunities such as art galleries, theaters, museums and the very entertaining, Scottsdale Symphony Orchestra. To take a break from golf, Scottsdale also has bowling alleys, several athletic fields, a civic center along with swimming and tennis. An equestrian arena and polo fields are available to the horse enthusiast. Regardless of your lifestyle, Scottsdale is the perfect place for your dream home.
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Scottsdale Real Estate Links
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