Mesa, at 133 sq. miles and nearly 500,000 residents, is the third largest city in Arizona. It is a vast city with many neighborhoods to fit every preference. There are also many options for entertainment including the Arizona Museum of Natural History, the IDEA Museum for children and the Riverview, ... » Learn More about Mesa

Gilbert is a great place to live and prosper, boasting a low unemployment rate, low crime rates, and top performing school districts. On average, Gilbert has some of the newest homes in the nation. Buyers looking for new construction will have many options available. There has been a growth in ... » Learn More about Gilbert

One of the most vibrant and modern cities in the Phoenix valley, Chandler has a rich history in agriculture dating back over 100 years. In addition to farm products common today, ostriches were raised for their feathers to provide the plumes popular in women’s hats. The demand eventually ebbed but ... » Learn More about Chandler

"Buckeye was co-founded by the Clanton Clan, a family who enjoyed something of a tradition of settling places. Thomas Newt “TN” Clanton left for Arizona in 1877, leading a party of six men, three women and ten children from Creston, Iowa. The Clanton’s hailed from Madison County, Iowa, which was ... » Learn More about Buckeye

"The Goodyear of today exists because of the cotton of yesteryear. It was part of the 16,000 acres purchased in 1917 for the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company by junior executive Paul Litchfield. Cotton used to make rubber tires for airplanes in World War I was in short supply because foreign sources ... » Learn More about Goodyear