SCOTTSDALE
Officially incorporated in 1951, Scottsdale is now the 2nd largest city in area, and 5th largest in population in
Arizona.
With 7.4 million visitors annually (2003), tourism is a major industry in
Scottsdale . With an average of 330 days of sunshine a year, over 70 hotels and resorts, and unbelievable shopping, golf and dining, who wouldn’t want to visit?!
Many companies also have their headquarters here, including:
· Allied Waste Industries (Fortune 500)
· Cold Stone Creamery
· The Dial Corporation
· Discount Tire Company
· Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
· General Dynamics C4 Systems
· Go Daddy Group, Inc
· P.F. Chang's China Bistro
· Taser International
· Service Groups of America
· Smith and Wesson Holding Corporation
Scottsdale is internationally regarded as one of the most expensive and posh areas in the United States and a premiere tourist destination, while maintaining its own identity as "The West's
Most
Western
Town." Acclaim for
Scottsdale has included:
“Top 10 Cities for Best Nightlife” – The Travel Channel
“Ideal Destination for Relaxation” – Sunset Magazine
“
America ’s Best Placeto Live for Golf” – The Robb Report
“Most Livable City” in the US –
United States Conference of Mayors
“The
Beverly Hills of the Desert” – New York Times
“One of the most luxurious destinations in the nation” – The Travel Channel
"Best Places to Live - 2006" - CNN Money Magazine
Since
Scottsdale spans some 31 miles north to south, we will break the city into 4 geographical areas:
1) South Scottsdale – McKellips Road to Osborn;
2) Old Town/Downtown – Osborn Rd to Chaparral;
3) Central Scottsdale – Chaparral to Bell Rd;
4) North Scottsdale – Bell Rd. and north
Please visit each page to learn more about that distinctive section of
Scottsdale, and find out which area best suits your lifestyle!
Adam Tarr PC