Are you thinking of moving to Arizona? Relocation can be stressful unless you have the information you need to make it easy. Arizona Relocation made easy is what we do best. Let us help you with your Arizona relocation including Phoenix relocation,Tucson relocation, Prescott relocation, Scottsdale relocation, etc.. We will give you information on schools, employment, moving companies, expenses, housing and most all of your moving needs. Trust us to help you with the entire move.

Arizona real estate varies from area to area. There are excellent Arizona realtors situated in every area. The housing costs fluctuate in accordance with the different areas and the areas economies. However, there are plenty of housing options in Arizona. We have plenty of information of Arizona real estate, Arizona realtors and housing in Arizona.

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Arizona is a wonderful state. Moving to Arizona can be an exciting move for anyone. Arizona became the 48th state when it entered the union on Feb. 14, 1912. It was once primarily a mining and agricultural area but after 1950 the state developed a diversified economy and has become an important producer of high-technology items, notably in the Phoenix area. It is believed that the name Arizona means “place of the small spring.” Arizona is called the Grand Canyon State.

Arizona is the sixth largest state in the U.S. with an area of 113,998 sq mi. It encompasses terrain that ranges in elevation from 70 ft. to 4100 ft. The federal government owns about 46% of Arizona’s land area making the state’s recreational areas plentiful. The three geographic regions are the Sonoran Desert in the SW, the Colorado Plateau, in the N, and the Mexican Highland in the central and SE parts of the state. Because of the variety of Arizona’s topography the average annual temperature and precipitation vary widely.

According to the 2000 census, Arizona had 5,130,632 inhabitants, an increase of over 40% since 1990. During the 1990’s Arizona was the second fastest growing state in the U.S. The state’s largest cities are Phoenix, the capital, Tucson, Mesa, Glendale and Scottsdale.

Arizona has a comprehensive statewide educational system. The first public school in Arizona was established in 1864. Spanish missionaries established schools earlier but they were not considered part of the Arizona public school system. By the late 1990’s there were 624,000 pupils enrolled in Kindergarten through eighth grade and 229,000 students enrolled in grades 9-12. In addition, there are approximately 45,000 students attending private schools in Arizona. Arizona is also home to several institutions of higher education including Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University and the University of Arizona.

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There are many wonderful recreational opportunities in Arizona. There is, of course, the Grand Canyon, Canyon de Cheylles, the Petrified Forest, Saguaro National Park (the home of the giant saguaro cacti), and London Bridge, transported from England. There are many Indian National Monuments also. Arizona’s mountains, parks, rivers, and lakes provide ideal conditions for hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, boating, swimming, skiing, and horseback riding. Glen Canyon and Lake Mead National Recreation areas are among Arizona’s favorite outdoor spots.

Professional sports teams in the state include the Arizona Diamondbacks baseball team, the Phoenix Suns basketball team, the Arizona Cardinals football team and the Phoenix Coyotes hockey team.

Arizona living can be a most gratifying experience. To learn more about moving to Arizona, relocating to Arizona’s many areas or general information on relocation please contact us.

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