| PACIFIC ARIZONA REALTY RELOCATION SERVICES is 100% dedicated to assisting families with their moves to and from Arizona. Our relocation department is staffed by full time, salaried relocation professionals with over 30 years of combined relocation experience and whose only business is making your move a smooth and seemless as possible. Ranked the #1 relocation firm in Arizona by the Business Journal 2004! They stress professionalism, timeliness, responsiveness, and enthusiasm. They will not assign an agent to assist you until they have counseled with you and know your particular needs. Each buyer's agent assignment made by your Consultant is based upon your special needs and interests, area of expertise, availability, and prior relocation customer's performance evaluations. Services Offered: · Area Orientation · Nationwide neighborhood comparisons · Homefinding (Buyer's Agency) for New and Resale homes · Home Sales Assistance · Phoenix Information Kits What our FREE relocation kit can offer you: | | | - Arizona Department of Commerce General Statistics
- Personal and State income Tax information
- Largest Childcare Providers
- Buying Real Estate
- Taking Title to a home in Arizona
- Information about Home Inspections
- A map or two to help you get around
- Things to do in the Valley of the Sun:
- Brochures on Zoos
- Parks
- Jeep Rides
- Ballooning
- River Rafting
- Golf
- Museums
- Boat and Train Rides
- Raising Arizona Kids Magazine
- Things for Kids to Do
- Information on Restaurants, Hotels, Events, and local features.
- Phone numbers to help you answer your relocation questions about licensing and utilities.
| - Valley of the Sun Visitor' and Newcomer's Guide:
- Outdoor Recreational Activities
- Valley Guide Directory of Services
- Public School Test Scores
- Information on Colleges and Universities
- Cost of Living Information
- Spectator Sports in Arizona:
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Auto Racing
- Soccer
- Arena Football
- Hockey
- Horse Racing
- Dog Racing
- NFL Football and College Sports
- Information on Parks
- Lakes and National Monuments
- Average Income information
- Shopping Centers
- Hospitals and Medical Facilities
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Coming or Going We Are the Arizona Relocation Experts and Worldwide Referral Network! |
Every year people flock to Phoenix in order to take advantage of the warm weather and sunny skies. Visitors will find a great many areas of open land within the city where great many outdoor activities can be enjoyed. South Mountain Park contains 58-miles of hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trails and is the largest municipal park in the world.
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At night the downtown area is alive with many after-hours activities, ranging from major sports events to performing arts.
Phoenix has a rich Native American and pioneer history which is reflected in its museums. The most famous is the Heard, which houses the world's finest collection of Native American art and artifacts. |
The city is perhaps best known for golf. With more courses per capita than any other state in the west, the Greater Phoenix area accommodates nearly 2.5 million golfers per year.
Whether you're a golfer, a history buff, or you want to spend some time just lazing in the sun, Phoenix is guaranteed to provide you with a memorable experience. |
Phoenix Facts | The Phoenix Metropolitan Area includes several cities that are right next door to each other and extend over 80 miles from east to west and 40 miles from north to south. When we talk about Phoenix, it generally includes Scottsdale, Glendale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Carefree, Cave Creek, Fountain Hills, Peoria, Avondale, Litchfield Park, Paradise Valley, Sun City, and Surprise, all within Maricopa County.
| - Population
- Phoenix: 1,373,947 as of May 2002
- Greater Phoenix Metro Area: 3,296,250 as of May 2002 - 6th largest Metro City in the U.S.
- Average Age - 33.2 years old.
- Average New Home Price - $156,560 as of 2001.
- Average Resale Home Price - $136,000 as of 2001.
- Average Two-Bedroom Apartment - $795
- Average Rainfall - less than 8 inches
- Average Sunny Days in the Valley are more than 300 per year.
- Average Drive to Work Time - 22 minutes.
- Average Daily Temperature in July is 102 degrees.
- Average Electric Bill per APS statistics (assumes a 2,500 square foot house with a family of 4 and a pool) is $210 to $225 per month in summer, $145 to $155 in winter
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- The Phoenix Metropolitan Area covers almost 10,000 square miles.
- There are more than 180 area golf courses, private and public.
- Arizona has 67 man made and natural lakes and more boating per capita than any other state.
- The Valley of the Sun is home to 23 Indian Reservations that represent 21 Native American Tribes.
- Cross Country and Downhill skiing only 2 hours away.
- Phoenix is the 15th largest metropolitan area and the 6th fastest growing area in the country.
- The Valley of the Sun ranks 5th in the availability and quality of arts and culture in the country offering more than 30 museums and 160 art galleries, The Phoenix Symphony, Arizona Opera Company, The Herberger Theater and the newly renovated Orpheum Theater.
-The Desert Botanical Garden has the largest variety of desert plants and cacti collection in the world. To find out more just fill out the form below to receive a free information package or call 1-800-304-6741 for a free consultation! . Click on the Submit button when you have completed the form. |
