Area Information

Scottsdale is a city in Maricopa County, Arizona. It borders Phoenix to the west and the McDowell Mountains on the east. Located in the Sonoran Desert, in the Valley of the Sun, the city embraces its history, calling itself the 'West's most Western town.' Chili is the official food of Scottsdale.

Scottsdale features a number of distinct neighborhoods, including Old Town Scottsdale, a popular tourist destination. This one-block downtown neighborhood features original establishments from the late 1800s, and Old West-themed restaurants, shops and saloons. But downtown Scottsdale has also earned a reputation for its modern nightlife, boasting more than 80 bars, lounges and clubs.

Condos and apartments downtown support an urban lifestyle; residents enjoy more than 90 restaurants, 320 stores and more than 80 art galleries. North of downtown, central Scottsdale is home to some of the city's most desirable neighborhoods, including McCormick Ranch and Gainey Ranch, as well as a concentration of resorts along Scottsdale Road. Rural and high-end residential communities have dominated scenic North Scottsdale. But the area has grown rapidly, thanks to beautiful views of the McDowell Mountains and Pinnacle Peak, upscale shopping centers and spas, and employment opportunities at the airpark surrounding the Scottsdale Airport. Despite the urban amenities of Scottsdale, a whopping one-third of the city is preserved as natural open space. The 30,200-acre McDowell Sonoran Preserve, located in northern Scottsdale, is the largest urban wilderness area in the country and features 120 miles of multi-use trails.

Commuters in Scottsdale use three trolley routes, which provide free transportation throughout the seven downtown districts and to local schools, recreation sites, healthcare facilities and shopping destinations. The trolleys also connect to the Valley Metro light rail line, which runs to Phoenix, about 18 miles away, and Tempe, 6 miles away. The Scottsdale Airport also serves corporate jets and single-engine planes.

Renting in Scottsdale, AZ

Apartments for rent in Scottsdale are in high demand, and rent prices have recently risen above the state and county averages.

Scottsdale Attractions

WestWorld of Scottsdale: Watch an event at this nationally-recognized equestrian center.
Scottsdale Stadium: This downtown facility hosts spring training for Major League Baseball's San Francisco Giants.
Taliesin West: Architect Frank Lloyd Wright's renowned personal winter home, studio and campus for apprentices is located in the central corridor.
Scottsdale Fashion Square: Located downtown, this upscale shopping center is popular with residents and tourists.

Broadstone Scottsdale Quarter

Residences Kierland

5998 N 78th St #2005

3600 N Hayden Rd

7167 E Rancho Vista Dr #3009

7280 E Arlington Rd

7118 E Buena Terra Way

7400 E Gainey Club Dr #227

19777 N 76th St #1271

4020 N Scottsdale Rd

4864 E Village Dr

15550 N Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd

9276 E Sutton Dr

5059 E Gallop Way

2355 N 79th Way

12704 N 89th Pl

2368 N 79th Pl

7496 E Via De Luna Dr

7601 E 2nd St #24

7349 E Casitas Del Rio Dr

7301 E 3rd Ave

20750 N 87th St #2029

11280 E Sunnyside Dr

19550 N Grayhawk Dr #1092

28990 White Feather Ln #168

14450 N Thompson Peak Pkwy

11884 N 112th Way

7500 E Deer Valley Rd #169

4115 N 87th Pl

2529 N Miller Rd

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