Why Locate at the

Scottsdale Airpark

Sunshine

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Arizona averages 300 days of sunshine, which means in Scottsdale you can enjoy outdoor activities practically year-round. The dry. desert climate features year round sunshine, low humidity, mild winters, and hot summers.

Location. Location. Location.

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Just minutes from Sky Harbor International Airport, Scottsdale also has its own airport for small planes. According to AZ Big Media, Scottsdale ranks #1 on the list of best places for jobs, and #6 on their list of best places for remote workers. Although commercial rents may be slightly higher than other areas, the cost of living, cost of owning a business, affordable warehouse space, and access to highly qualified workers, make this an ideal location for small business owners. The Airpark itself has mushroomed into a commercial and residential hub attracting professionals in tech, healthcare, and tourism. More than 3,400 small firms have made the Airpark their headquarters.

Available, educated workforce

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The Scottsdale Unified School District schools and other Scottsdale schools consistently rank above the Arizona and national average for college readiness, math and reading.

Healthcare

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Excellent medical facilities and health spas are located in Scottsdale. From the world famous Mayo Clinic to home health care and senior living centers, you’ll find it all in Scottsdale, which consistently ranks among the top 10 of healthiest cities in the nation.

5-star dining

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Mouth-watering surf and turf to juicy burgers and fries, whatever the taste buds want can be found at the hundreds of eateries in Scottsdale and around the Airpark. Dine al fresco, enjoy the popular, hot happy hour spots, meet friends at your favorite casual café. It all abounds in this sun-drenched city.

Shopping

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From outdoor malls to unique boutiques and upscale shops, Scottsdale has it all. Whether you’re looking for custom or costume jewelry, western clothes, the latest fashions, or shopping for home and garden, Scottsdale retail stores can't be beat for variety, style and uniqueness.

Schools

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The Phoenix and Scottsdale Metropolitan areas are home to several colleges and universities, including Arizona State University, located in Tempe. Scottsdale itself has more than five specialty colleges including the Arizona Culinary Institute and the Scottsdale Culinary Institute.

Outdoor activities

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Explore the desert habitat, hike the nearby mountains, golf year round, enjoy spa treatments at the many resorts or lounge at one of the city’s 70 resort pools. Day trips to Sedona, Jerome, the Verde Valley Wine Country, and the Grand Canyon are all easily made when you call Scottsdale home. Performing Arts, and so much more.

From upscale to down home, Scottsdale life is what you choose to make it. Dress up or dress down. Be active or not. It’s your choice.

Lifestyle

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From night clubs to fine dining to special events, Scottsdale and the Airpark Business District are happening places. The city has more than 125 art galleries, 8 museums, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, and so much more.

Vibrant nightlife

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