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About Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix boasts a diverse economy with strong sectors in technology, manufacturing, and healthcare. Its strategic location makes it a hub for distribution and logistics, while a steady influx of residents fuels the city's growth and dynamism. The city embraces its multicultural identity, with influences from Native American, Mexican, and American Southwest heritage evident in its festivals, architecture, and cuisine.
A city of innovation and opportunity, Phoenix is also notable for its commitment to sustainability and green energy initiatives. Residents and visitors alike enjoy cultural attractions like the Phoenix Art Museum, vibrant nightlife, and a thriving food scene that celebrates local produce and diverse culinary traditions. With year-round sun and numerous outdoor recreational activities, Phoenix offers a unique blend of urban life and natural beauty that captivates all who visit.
Quality of Life Scores
Data-driven insights into what makes Phoenix special
Quality of life scores are aggregated from publicly available data sources including the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, EPA Air Quality Index, walkability studies, and local municipal data. Scores are calculated on a 0-100 scale and updated periodically to reflect current conditions.
Demographics & Economy
Understanding the community and economic landscape
Demographics
Phoenix is a melting pot of cultures with a young, vibrant community; nearly 44% of its population is Hispanic or Latino.
Economy
Strong economic foundation driven by diverse industries including technology, healthcare, manufacturing, real estate, tourism.
Housing
Real estate market offers opportunities for residents and investors with balanced housing options across neighborhoods.
Education Excellence
World-class learning opportunities and achievements
Education Levels
Institutions
- Schools: 650
- Universities: 4
- Libraries: 17
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 18.2:1
Sports & Entertainment
Home to professional and collegiate athletics
Professional Teams
College & Development
Major Venues
Footprint Center: 18,000
Chase Field: 48,686
State Farm Stadium: 63,400
Transportation & Infrastructure
Getting around Phoenix
Roads & Highways
Major Highways: I-10, I-17, US-60, SR-51, SR-101
Average Commute: 26 minutes
Public Transit
Valley Metro Rail, Valley Metro Bus
Airports
PHX - Phoenix Sky Harbor International, AZA - Phoenix-Mesa Gateway
Places & Attractions
Discover what makes Phoenix unique
Landmarks
- Arizona State Capitol
- Mystery Castle
- Tovrea Castle
- Heritage Square
- Wrigley Mansion
Attractions
- Desert Botanical Garden
- Phoenix Zoo
- Arizona Science Center
- Phoenix Art Museum
- Papago Park
Museums
- Heard Museum
- Musical Instrument Museum
- Phoenix Art Museum
- Arizona Science Center
- Children's Museum of Phoenix
Parks
- South Mountain Park
- Papago Park
- Encanto Park
- Desert Botanical Garden
- Phoenix Mountain Preserve
Healthcare
- Banner University Medical Center
- Phoenix Children's Hospital
- St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center
- Valleywise Health Medical Center
Key Industries
Economic drivers powering Phoenix
Living Here
Essential information about life in Phoenix
Climate & Geography
Climate: Desert
Elevation: 1,086 feet
Time Zone: America/Phoenix
County: Maricopa County
Metro Area: Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ Metro Area
Contact Information
Area Code: 602, 480, 623
ZIP Codes: 85001, 85002, 85003, 85004, 85005
Location
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