Millennial Buyers: What You Need To Know About Scottsdale and Arizona

PHOENIX - June 10, 2015 - PRLog -- One of the worst hit states during the recession and economic meltdown years ago is Arizona. The real estate industry suffered greatly. Recently though, the economy is bouncing back and beginning to get on its feet and developments have been seen around Arizona – especially Scottsdale and Phoenix. Home prices have slowly gone up but have not reached it peak. This is the reason why now is the best time for millennial buyers to invest in their first home.

Golfing Neighborhood and Golfing Communities

More and more millennial buyers who happen to be golfers or golf enthusiasts are looking into Phoenix and Scottsdale Arizona as two of the most ideal place to buy their first home. And why not? Phoenix and Scottsdale just happen to have the best world-renowned professional and recreational golf parks and golf courses.

Ideal Weather

What makes Phoenix and Scottsdale the ideal place for a golf course or a golf park? The perennial warm, sunny weather, and the sweeping, dramatic landscape. In Scottsdale, you'll find the DC Ranch, Grayhawk, the Desert Highlands, Estancia, Mirabel, Desert Mountains, The Boulders, Forest Highlands, and Anthem, to name a few. These boasts of 7,000 yards, par-72, and 18-hole courses.

Most of membership to golfing communities, golf courses, and golf parks are almost always automatic to residents, too.

Is Phoenix closer to work? Phoenix seems to be closer to everything! A millennial buyer planning to relocate to Phoenix will never want for shopping malls, restaurants, medical facilities - public and private hospitals and clinics - as well as schools and universities.

The Upside of Choosing Phoenix and Scottsdale

1. Phoenix and Scottsdale are very much attuned to nature. One of the major differences when living in Phoenix or Scottsdale is that pollution is noticeably minimal if not non-existent. Unlike most urban metropolis, the streets don’t stink, and the air is much cleaner. If you are starting a family, you’d want your kids to grow up in an environment where they can breath fresh air.

Sunrise and sunsets in Arizona are also spectacular. Now there is something one rarely sees living in large cities with skyscrapers.

2. Nature parks, biking and hiking trails, and lakes dot the place and everything seem to be within 30 minutes driving distance. This goes the same with hospitals, business hubs, shopping centers, and luxury boutiques.

Best of Both Worlds

Phoenix and Scottsdale offer the typical millennial buyer the best of both worlds. In every millennial buyer is a driven streak, highly motivated to grow his or her career. And if at the end of they day, whether they want to unwind in clubs or in nature parks, Phoenix and Scottsdale luckily offers that, too.

The best thing a the economy is bouncing back and beginning to get on its feet and developments have been seen around Arizona – especially Scottsdale and Phoenix. Home prices have slowly gone up but have not reached it peak. This is the reason why now is the best time for millennial buyers to invest in their first home therefore this is the time to identify his or her requirement in a home, to determine how much he or she can afford monthly, and to find the right Phoenix and Scottsdale real estate broker or realtor to help point you to the right home.

Maureen Karpinski

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