Neighborhoods

01

Paradise Valley

Nestled between Phoenix and Scottsdale, the town is defined by its affluence and prestige, multi-million-dollar estates, low-density living, world class five-star luxury resorts and spas, scenic mountain backdrops, and premier golf courses.

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02

Scottsdale

Experience the stirring beauty of the Sonoran Desert with its highly sought-after communities and neighborhoods, a multitude of luxury resorts, chef-driven restaurants, and exciting activities and attractions.

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03

North Scottsdale

Upscale desert living with gorgeous weather, championship golf courses, outdoor recreation and hiking trails, luxury real estate and gated golf course communities, iconic architecture, and high-end shopping and dining.

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04

McCormick Ranch

Scottsdale’s premier master-planned community. Enjoy the exceptional McCormick Ranch lifestyle today with its lakes, golf, greenbelt system, miles of multi-use path, amazing neighbors, shopping and dining, and mountain views.

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05

South Scottsdale

Centrally located urban heart of the city featuring a mix of mid-century ranch homes, vibrant local redevelopment, and close proximity to Old Town Scottsdale.

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06

Fountain Hills

Known for its towering landmark, The World-Famous Fountain (highest fountain in the United States), dark sky designation, stunning mountain and desert views, Avenue of the Fountains & Public Art, major annual festivals, and outdoor recreation and golf.

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07

Gainey Ranch

A prestigious, guard gated master-planned community featuring 27 holes of championship golf at the Gainey Ranch Private Golf Club and numerous community amenities. Nearby shopping and dining at the Shops at Gainey Village and Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort.

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08

Tempe

A vibrant, active city located just east of Phoenix as part of the Valley’s East Valley region and featuring key attractions: Arizona State University, Mill Avenue District, Tempe Town Lake, and Spring Training.

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09

Phoenix

Arizona’s capital and most populous city, is a major economic, cultural, and sports hub in the Southwest, known for year-round sunshine, a growing job market, outdoor recreation, 200+ golf courses, and major professional sports teams.

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