SCOTTSDALE
WELCOME TO SCOTTSDALE
Scottsdale is sometimes referred to as the Beverly Hills of Arizona. But while this city exudes a luxury vibe akin to posh Beverly Hills of California, Scottsdale offers a distinctive twist.
This city is not only the domain of the well-to-do. Its home market also provides a comfort zone for average income earners. Mid-priced homes for sale in Scottsdale are available along with million-dollar listings in the city’s residential property market.
The wider range of home choices in Scottsdale has contributed to its steady 1.37 percent annual population growth. In 2021, the city’s census counted a record 265,249 residents, up 22 percent from the 2010 tally.
Old Town Scottsdale
Located in the southern part of the city, this original site of the circa 1890s Scottsdale hosts the downtown area. This district evokes charm with its historic 1920s buildings, centuries-old olive trees, and over 80 art galleries.
Old Town Scottsdale is home to some 320 retail shops. Many of these are concentrated in the Fashion Square Mall located at the intersection of Scottsdale Rd and Camelback Rd. Superb restaurants, like Mastro’s City Hall Steakhouse, Toca Madera, and Olive and Ivy are located in this mall’s area. All told, there are around 90 classy restaurants in Old Town. The downtown district likewise offers hotels, resorts, and spas, with the Bespoke Inn and the Scott Resort & Spa among the top choices.
Outdoor activities in Old Town gravitate toward three golf courses: Continental Golf Club, Coronado Golf Course, and Phoenician Golf Club. Living in Old Town also provides convenient access to the outdoor delights in the 100-acre Chaparral Park and Indian Bend Wash.
Central Scottsdale
Scottsdale homes for sale in this central city district afford picturesque views of the McDowell Mountains. Many of these residences were built in golf communities developed with plenty of amenities in addition to golf facilities. These property developments include the Scottsdale Country Club, Ancala Country Club, McDowell Mountain Golf Club, and Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club.
The other points of interest in Central Scottsdale also include the diverse offerings of its resorts, hotels, and spas. The Talking Stick Resort, for instance, not only has a golf course but also a casino, spa, and popular restaurants like Orange Sky noted for its fine dining.
Other top restaurant picks in Central Scottsdale include Alto Ristorante, Chart House, Kitchen West, and Roka Akor. For more choices of dining venues and resorts, check out WorldMark Scottsdale, Hyatt Regency Scottsdale, Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch, Sonesta Suites Scottsdale Gainey Ranch, and Scottsdale Plaza Resort.
North Scottsdale
This district stands out for its vast acreage of developable land perfect for golf communities and their luxury homes. One of these developments, TPC Scottsdale, notably hosts the annual Phoenix Open touted as the world’s largest-attended golf tournament.
The golf-centric lifestyle in North Scottsdale can also be seen in seven other properties in this District. These developments include the McDowell Mountain Golf Club, Troon North Golf Club, Grayhawk Golf Club, Pinnacle Peak Golf Course, The Westin Kierland Golf Club,Desert Highlands Golf Club, and the Scottsdale National Golf Club.
Other life and leisure facilities abound in North Scottsdale’s large selection of hotels, resorts, and spas. These establishments banner well-known global hospitality brands, such as Westin, Sheraton, Hilton, Four Seasons, and Marriott.
The dining destinations in North Scottsdale are as varied and include steakhouse picks, such as Kasai, Dominick’s, Preston’s, Bourbon Steak, and Mastros. For a change in menu, the district offers Eddie V’s Prime Seafood, Capital Grille, White Chocolate Grill, and North Italia.
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