The affluent enclave of Paradise Valley, nestled against Camelback Mountain to the north, adds its own exclusive flair to the Phoenix metropolitan area. The area its known for its posh resort hotels.

The university may be Tempe’s claim to fame, but there’s plenty going on in this friendly city just south of Phoenix. Boating on Tempe Town Lake, nightlife on Mill Avenue and performances at the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Gammage Auditorium are just a few of our favorite Tempe temptations.

Big-league sporting events, renowned museums and plenty of trails for biking and hiking are just the beginning in Phoenix, Arizona’s capital city and the heart of a metropolitan area of more than 4 million people. With a skyscraper-filled skyline complemented by famed Camelback Mountain, Phoenix offers the perfect balance of urban energy and Southwestern scenery.

If you’re looking for a vacation spot that’s as much cowboy as it is couture, you’re in luck in Scottsdale. This scenic desert city is home to posh resorts and spas, dozens of golf courses, and great shopping and dining – but it’s also where you’ll find plenty of Old West charm and Southwestern art and jewelry.

Ahwatukee Foothills is one of thirteen villages designated by the City of Phoenix, and is bound by I-10 to the east, South Mountain to the north and the Gila Indian Reservation to the west and south. South Mountain Park offers miles of recreational opportunities from hiking trails to horseback riding.

As a suburb of the bustling city of Phoenix, Chandler, Arizona has long been known more for its vacation attributes than its appeal for business or residence. This has changed dramatically, however, over the last few years and Chandler is now one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. The appeal to those interested in buying residential or commercial real estate in Chandler extends far past the cities perfect weather to include a booming economy, great school system and a thriving arts and culture scene.