Welcome to Scottsdale Living Online!

  People from all over the country and world are relocating to Scottsdale Arizona. Those who move to Scottsdale are in awe of its physical beauty. This, my friends has been voted "one of the most livable cities in the United States.!" And why not? It has so much to offer. Newcomers will find a hospitable and welcoming community when moving to Scottsdale. The atmosphere is alive with a robust economy and a scenic backdrop against the Sonoran landscape. People of all ages migrate this majestic environment. Not only is business good in Scottsdale, but new homes and developments are sprouting up everywhere.  The surrounding Sonoran Desert and the McDowell Mountains paint a picture which highlight the attractions of Scottsdale. 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. 

  Although Scottsdale is a highly affluent city, homes are still affordable. The architecture is a combination of Mediterranean and Southwestern.

  Scottsdale's public school system is well-respected producing strong results making Scottsdale Arizona family-desirable. There is no need to send your child to private school.

  Scottsdale is also a safe place to live. You get a real feeling of comfort and security no matter what part of the city you are in. With a low crime rate of less than 60% of the national average comes a certain freedom.

  Scottsdale's tradition is closely tied to the old west.  They even have Family fun park, Rawhide, which is a replica of an old western town.  This is a perfect place for kids of all ages to experience some the historic culture that once was Scottsdale, AZ.  Activities there include: games, rides, shopping, a petting zoo, panning for gold, stage coach rides, and much more. Oh, and let's not forget about the shows and theatrical performances including a simulated "gun fight". Parents will enjoy watching their children learning all about Scottsdale's American history.

  Do you like to play golf? Because there are so many fine resorts in Scottsdale, you will never tire of playing the same old golf course. There are approximately 50 golf course with 30 minutes of Scottsdale. Yes, people do move to Scottsdale for the golf. During the winter months, you will see hotel occupancy rates jump as the "snow birds" from the north invade just to get a taste of Scottsdale living.

  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. This contemporary center is built on three, rich cultures: Native American, Spanish, and western pioneer. Each society left its imprint. 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. And it is yours to experience, any time you choose.

Relocation information for Scottsdale Arizona ( per Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce)

Population: 215,030 (July 2002)
Size: 184.5 square miles, stretching 31 miles from north to south br> Climate: Average median temperature is 70.3 F degrees, average precipitation is 7.05 inches per year, and average percentage of sunny days per year is 86 percent
Density: 1,109 people per square mile; 2.22 persons per household (July 2006)
Median age: 42.1 years (July 2006)
Median household income: $61,700 (July 2006 estimate)
Size rank: Fourth in total area and fifth in population within Arizona (January 2006)
Education level: 42 percent of population are college graduates, 28 percent have some college, and 20 percent are high school graduates
Housing: There are 90,669 occupied living units in Scottsdale (Census 2006)); 69.6 percent owned and 30.4 percent rented
Average cost of housing: Home prices range from $60,000 to $6+ million with $440,000 as the median price (2007).
Unemployment rate: 2.0 percent (June 2006)
Property tax rate: Among the lowest city property tax rates in Maricopa County, at $1.38 per $100 assessed valuation for Fiscal Year 2006.
County: Maricopa County, population 3,072,149 (Census 2006)
State: Arizona, population 5,130,632 (Census 2006)
Official food: Chili, by 1994 mayoral proclamation!
City of Scottsdale website: www.scottsdaleaz.gov

  The art community thrives here and is celebrated throughout the region. 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.

With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, Scottsdale is the perfect playground to indulge in your favorite adventure - or even discover a new one.

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. It's all good! Need more? Go biking, take a Jeep tour - well, you get the idea.    If you are relocating to Scottsdale, you will find a plethora of opportunities. This city and state are business friendly. Entrepreneurs and corporate business people alike have found Scottsdale economically advantaged. The geography and tax basis make Scottsdale a welcoming environment. Scottsdale's culture is a modern blend of Native American, Spanish, and western pioneer, all of which have left their footprint. In the Native American culture, south stands for 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. 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.

  Scottsdale living is good clean fun. Whether you are a young family or a retiree, it is an affordable, yet affluent place to relocate. Whatever your interests are, relocating to Scottsdale is a move toy won't regret.  Those who do move here tend to stay.

Request a "free relocation package" to find out more. Enjoy!