Information on Glendale Arizona Real Estate

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About Glendale, AZ

As Arizona’s fourth-largest city and home to the 2008 Super Bowl, Glendale offers residents a wide variety of amenities including the famous Historic Downtown shopping district, legendary special events and festivals, museums and cultural attractions, and a growing number of professional sports facilities.

Glendale is a well-planned blend of Old West and New Economy. It’s one of the fast-growing Arizona cities, yet remains most famous for its well-preserved charm.

Entertainment in Glendale

Historic Downtown Glendale has been named by USA Today Sunset Magazine as one of the country’s ten best places for antique shopping but savvy shoppers also find an assortment of imports, jewelry, art, crafts, collectables, and bath and body accessories. In fact, Historic Downtown Glendale is actually two neighborhoods - Historic Catlin Court with its white picket fences and mature shade trees welcoming visitors to the Bungalows-turned-specialty shops, and Old Towne boasting brick-trimmed sidewalks and glowing gaslights leading the way to the famous antique stores.The neighborhoods span 10 square blocks which can easily be strolled in an afternoon. In addition to Historic Downtown, shoppers can also delight at one of the largest malls in the region - the beautifully-designed Arrowhead Towne Center. Conveniently located just off the Loop 101 freeway, the mall features water fountains, a movie theater and more than 170 shops and restaurants.

And for entertainment, the Bell Road Corridor is home to an enviable collection of rave restaurants. In addition, Westgate has redefined the Glendale dining and night life. It features the Coyotes Hockey Arena as well as the University of Phoneix Stadium.

History of Glendale

The New England Land Company created the city of Glendale in 1892. The company purchased the land for the Church of the Brethren of Illinois. The goal was to create an agricultural community.

However, the city soon became a trading center for pioneer farmers. At one time, the area was an ostrich raising center for women’s plumed hats. Later, it was an icing center for railroad cars transporting produce to the east. “The City of Perpetual Harvest” is the nickname that was given to Glendale early on. The nickname seems to be a good description of the city.

However, Glendale has not forgotten its roots. A “small town feeling” is felt wherever you are in the city. Residents have discovered that Glendale has a blend of attractive residential communities, commercial areas, business growth, and civic pride found in the services provided by the city. It is a great place to live.

Glendale Real Estate

Glendale real estate incorporates a wide range of homes, including new homes, resale homes, condos, town homes and patio homes. The master-planned community of Arrowhead in Glendale has a separate golf course community as well as a lake community. Whether you’re presently a home buyer or home seller, we’re confident our team can help you achieve your Glendale real estate goals.