Relocation Guide - Mesa Real Estate Arizona

Our Relocation Information Package: We put together a relocation package consisting of an 80 page magazine that talks to the communities in the Valley, attractions, shopping, sports, recreation, golf couse directory, the economy, employers, heath care and much more. We include a map of the area for reference. It also details where on the map you can find various locations, i.e., restaurants, shopping, golf, and more. These are excellent tools to acquaint yourself to the area and what the communities have to offer. For more information, please visit our website. Mesa Real Estate AZ: Mesa real estate AZ real estate website offers comprehensive information on relocation, luxury real estate in Mesa, waterfront homes, golf homes or properties, and luxury neighborhoods. Here you'll find the latest local market status and current Multiple Listing Service (MLS) listings making it fast and easy for you to navigate the real estate world. For more information about Mesa AZ real estate, don't hesitate to contact us. We're happy to answer all questions. Mesa, Arizona: Nestled in the East Valley of the Phoenix Metropolitan in Arizona, just 15 miles east of Phoenix is the thriving city of Mesa Arizona. The city covers 132 square miles of the Maricopa County in the state of Arizona. Mesa, Arizona provides the conveniences of a thriving metropolis while at the same time it maintains a suburban atmosphere. Mesa, being the 38th largest city in the US, the third-largest in Arizona, is also the largest suburb in the United States. The largest community college in the Maricopa County, Mesa Community College, has over 24,000 students. In addition, A.T. Still University's Arizona School of Health Sciences operates an Osteopathic Medical School in Mesa. In the southeast of the city is where the Polytechnic campus of Arizona State University calls home. The satellite campus enrolls undergraduate and graduate students in scientific and engineering fields. In addition, A.T. Still University's Arizona School of Health Sciences operates an Osteopathic Medical School in Mesa. Although much has changed since Mesa was founded by Mormon missionaries more than 120 years ago the attributes that attracted those early settlers continue to draw thousand of newcomers each year. In the 1980's the city's population grew by a whopping 89 percent to 288,000 residents. It's current population has grown past the half million mark in 2004 and it's still growing.