Arizona land real estate

Arizona land overview

Although Arizona was the last of the 48 contiguous states admitted to the Union, it's become quite popular with over 7 million residents and has one of the most active real estate markets. This is partly due to the state's climate, consisting of hot, dry summers and cool, mild winters. It's also thanks to some of the intriguing landscapes located in Arizona perfect for anyone seeking adventure. The state is well-known for its vast and scenic geography from hot, desert terrain and expansive, volcanic mountain ranges to deep, natural canyons, and lush, panoramic forests. Arizona is home one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World... the Grand Canyon. The Petrified Forest and Saguaro National Parks, Oregon Pipe Cactus, Navajo, and Sunset Crater National Monuments, and Glen Canyon National Recreation Area are popular destinations for visitors as well. Public land in Arizona also provides a natural protected environment for Mexican wolves, bighorn sheep, and other animals species.