Scottsdale Arizona is some of the best investment property available in the state.  The surrounding Sonoran Desert and the McDowell Mountains paint a magnificent backdrop.  Scottsdale’s weather plays its part as well, where warm sunny days are enjoyed year-round making the outdoors a major reason for moving and living in Scottsdale. 

Do you like to play golf? Because there are so many fine resorts in Scottsdale, you will never tire of playing the same golf course. There are approximately 50 golf courses within 30 minutes of Scottsdale. Yes, people do move to Scottsdale for the golf.

The art community thrives here and is celebrated throughout the region.   Attend one of the many art festivals or music festivals.  Sports in the form of golf, hiking, tennis and professional sports teams are all well represented in the Scottsdale area. To complete the attractions list add history from early Native American sites and culture, to the Old West, where all are brought to life in beautiful, sunny Scottsdale.

Reach new heights with a hot air balloon ride. Or see the beauty of the Sonoran Desert up close with a morning hike in the McDowell Mountain foothills and watch the desert come alive around you. Want more? Float down the cool waters of the Salt River on a raft, dive into the crystal blue waters of your favorite pool, or kayak on Saguaro Lake, go biking or take a Jeep tour. 

In the Native American culture, south stands as a time of innocence, learning, and growth. In contrast, the west, with the approach of the sunset, reminds us of the wisdom of maturity. Where these two directions meet is Scottsdale, a new city with an old soul built on three, rich cultures: Native American, Spanish, and western pioneer. Each presence can be tasted in the foods served, experienced in the architecture built, and appreciated in the art displayed in galleries and public spaces. This is the spirit of Scottsdale, Arizona.

In 2007 the median home price in Scottsdale was $440,000.   The city property tax rate is among the lowest in Maricopa County, at $1.38 per $100 assessed valuation for Fiscal Year 2006.

For true local and knowledgeable service in the Scottsdale Arizona real estate market, contact Vicky Nacarato directly at 602-639-3245.