Relocating To Scottsdale Arizona
The tax break proposed by the government in the beginning of 2009 for the first-time
home buyers has brought the Scottsdale real estate market back on its feet. Moreover, the extension to the tax credit deadline until April 30, 2010, as well as the inclusion of the existing home owners (on the purchase of bigger primary residence) in the tax break has made Scottsdale a real estate heaven. Scottsdale real estate search is on the rise, and given the price point at which the homes are available, its great time to buy in Scottsdale.
If you are planning to relocate then let me tell you that Scottsdale presents itself as a very attractive destination to move to. The city is located adjacent to Phoenix, in the eastern part of Maricopa County. The city is famous among tourists who want to witness the charm of Western American life. The nightlife in the city is as colorful as in south Miami Beach. The New York Times has called it "a desert version of Miami's South Beach"
Living in Scottsdale Arizona (benefits)
Ask any Scottsdale realtor and he will tell you about the fun and excitement of living in any of the four parts of the city: Downtown (Old Town), Central (the "Shea Corridor), North and South Scottsdale (McKellips Road north to Thomas Road).
The art and cultural amenities of the city has made it hot among both national as well as international tourists. It has 125 art galleries, museums, and hosts many art festivals. Downtown Scottsdale has the highest concentration of art galleries, and the most notable among them is Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA), which is the only museum of contemporary art in Arizona.
The main attraction of Scottsdale includes Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA), the Scottsdale Center for Performing Arts, The Phoenix Zoo, Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West, and Cosanti, the pace where famous architect Paolo Soleri lived and worked.
The nightlife of the city is very exciting. In the Downtown Scottsdale alone, there are 50 wine bars, dance clubs, lounges, and performing art venues to keep you entertained.
The city has given around 200 acres for the golf courses, which has witnessed the legends like, Phil Mickelson, Tom Weiskopf, Kirk Triplett, and Tiger Woods deliver their best.
The city with more than 5500 retail stores, outlets, boutiques, and malls is the shopper's paradise. At Scottsdale Fashion Square alone, the city has 225 stores spread across 2 million square feet of upscale shopping, entertainment, and dining space.
The city has more than 70 resorts with a combined capacity of 15,000 rooms. In 2005, the city has witnessed an in-flow of 7.5 million visitors that spent $3.1 billion in the city.
These along with countless other things make the life so exciting in Scottsdale. Given the quality of amenities available in the city,
Scottsdale realtors are quite confident that the real estate search will touch new height in the coming months. Hence, if you are planning to move to Scottsdale then now is the great time to buy, as the real estate price is still low, and government is already offering tax credit of up to $8,000 to the first-time home owners as well as those who want to shift to bigger house. Do not miss the chance, cash in on the opportunity provided by the Scottsdale.
by: Josh Hintzen
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