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Owned Solar Panels and Leased until 3/23.
- 3 Beds
- 3 Baths
- 6300640 MLS
- North Gateway Pcd Functional Unit 1 Parcel 4 SubDv.
- ACTIVE Status
Freshly painted interior... neighborhood includes a park/play area... open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, laminate flooring t/o with tile in baths & laundry, fireplace in ...
- 3 Beds
- 1.75 Baths
- 6310065 MLS
- Tatum Park West Lot 1-93 Tr A-D SubDv.
- ACTIVE Status
Fix Up Home in Paradise Valley Manor. 3 bed, 2 bath with pool just minutes from AZ-51, pool was drained 10/19&20 2021 because it was green. This home needs a major clea...
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 6310057 MLS
- Paradise Valley Manor Lots 1-15, 36-91 SubDv.
- ACTIVE Status
* NEW CONSTUCTION* A stunning new home that will have all of the options you are looking for. Upgraded white shaker cabinets with hardware, quartz countertops, deluxe gou...
- 5 Beds
- 3 Baths
- 6310056 MLS
- Madison Square SubDv.
- ACTIVE Status
* NEW CONSTUCTION* A stunning new home that will have all of the options you are looking for. Upgraded white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, standard kitchen with ga...
- 3 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 6310049 MLS
- Madison Square SubDv.
- ACTIVE Status
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The Hohokam people occupied the area now known as Phoenix AZ for 2,000 years. The “canal builders” dug 135 miles of irrigation canals with primitive stone tools, making farming in this arid desert valley possible. The Hohokam abandoned the Valley of the Sun more than 500-years ago. But to this day, it’s not unusual for ordinary Phoenix homeowners to find Hohokam pottery shards and other artifacts in their gardens.
The old Hohokam canals formed the basis for the modern city of Phoenix; Civil War veteran Jack Swilling noticed the old canals in the Valley and recognized the potential for farming. In 1867, Swilling formed a small farming community, and the work of digging out the old Hohokam canals began. One member of Swilling’s party, and eccentric Englishman by the name of Lord Darrell Dupa, dubbed the fledgling city "Phoenix", as it was a city born from the ashes of the old Hohokam city. Within 10 years, Phoenix AZ had 2,000 residents.
Phoenix continues to be a fast-growing and innovative city; in fact, it’s been a center for the tech industry since the end of WWII. Historically, Phoenix has been at the center of military electronics, and today, it’s at the center of self-driving car development, among other innovative tech projects. Likewise, the tourism and convention industries are very strong. Education and employment opportunities are abundant, and Phoenix AZ Homes for sale are affordable, even for first-time buyers.
One of the best things about living in Phoenix is its central location; you’ll be less than 2 hours from the cool, Ponderosa pine forests of Flagstaff, or the spiritual red rocks of Sedona. There are also many lakes nestled in the Sonoran desert surrounding the city, all with abundant fishing and boating opportunities. There is a reason why tourism is a big industry here; Arizona is a gorgeous state, rich in history and natural beauty, and Phoenix is at the center of it all.
With plenty of shopping, world-class medical care, and lots of entertainment and sports opportunities, Phoenix has no shortage of amenities. But above all, Phoenix AZ Homes for sale have year-over-year appreciation rates of 8.4% and a 10.5% 5-year appreciation rate. That means you will see a good return on your Phoenix AZ real estate investment.
With solid opportunities for education, employment, and the beautiful Sonoran desert as your playground, Phoenix AZ could be a smart move for you and your family.
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