Phoenix, Arizona is the 5th largest city in US with a population of 1,480,700. The average median family income is $54,318, and the median home price is $301,256. Phoenix has more than 300 sunny days and a average temperature of 72.6 degrees. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is the fifth busiest in the United States. The airport serves more than 100 cities and British Airways, Air Canada and Lufthansa are some of the carriers that provide flights to places such as London, Canada, Mexico and Germany. Many companies like Intel, Avnet, Motorola, AlliedSignal and Boeing have chosen Phoenix as the location for their corporate headquarters. Other major employers located in Phoenix are Phoenix Arizona Lake House Backyard STMicroelectronics, Google, American Express, Phelps Dodge, Google, Prudential, Charles Schwab, the Phoenix Children’s Hospital and Mayo Clinic.

Downtown Phoenix is the location of Copper Square, the Phoenix Convention Center, science and cultural museums, the US Airways Center and the Chase Field Ballpark. The teams that play in these complexes are the Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB), Phoenix Suns (NBA), Phoenix Mercury (WNBA) and Arizona Rattlers (AFL).

Phoenix is also a renowned location for shopping and luxury resorts with 5,397 restaurants, 466 bars and 51 movie theaters within 15 miles from the center of town, it is safe to say you will never run out of things to do.

You can stay at The Phoenician, which has received the top honor of a five diamond rating and enjoy the day while shopping at the Biltmore Fashion Park. You can also enjoy the spectacular views from the Pointe South Mountain Resort or the Buttes Resort.

Phoenix is home to thirty five residential historical districts like North Encanto, Margarita Place, Country Club Park, Garfield, Oakland and Roosevelt Park. Some popular areas for housing are the Biltmore, Camelback Corridor, and Ahwatukee.


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