Arizona: Exceptional Quality of Life

QUALITY OF LIFE

Arizona offers an affordable cost of living for residents compared to most major metros. The state offers urban, suburban and rural lifestyles—all within a reasonable commute to work. With options for resort-style living, endless adventures and high-impact careers, Arizona attracts the best and brightest.

#1

Most Affordable Large City in the U.S. – Phoenix

Business Facilities Metro Rankings, 2022

#3

Health Care Quality

U.S. World News and Report, 2024

Top 10

Most Diverse State

Wallet Hub, 2023

24

National Parks, Monuments and Preserves Across the State

300+

Sunny Days Per Year

370+

Golf Courses Across Arizona

Host to the biggest PGA Tour stop - WM Phoenix Open


Adventures from Backyard to Back Country

 

THE PERFECT BALANCE

Arizona's lifestyle is truly unparalleled. With modest commutes and a lower cost of living than many other parts of the country, Arizona residents find the perfect balance that makes life better here.

OUTDOOR RECREATION

As the Grand Canyon State, Arizona offers exploration at every turn. Whether it's paddle boarding in Tempe Town Lake or snowboarding in Flagstaff, Arizona's diverse landscape offers all four seasons and activities perfect for land water or snow.

SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT

The  Arizona Cardinals (NFL), Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB),  Phoenix Suns (NBA), Phoenix Mercury (WNBA), Arizona Rattlers (AFL) and (Professional Soccer) are represented within Arizona. MLBl's Cactus League Spring Training in Phoenix-Metro has ten ballparks hosting 15 MLB teams. Motorsport enthusiasts can watch NASCAR races at the Phoenix International Raceway and attend Barrett-Jackson collector car auctions. And for golf fans, the WM Phoenix Open is the most attended event on the PGA tour.

ARTS & CULTURE

Arizona hosts annual music, film, art and food festivals, and is home to numerous world-class museums, historical sites, theaters, ballet companies, zoos, botanical gardens, music venues and restaurants that reflect its diverse culture. Along with its luxury hotels and spa resorts, Arizona boasts 10 James Beard chefs, 9,000 restaurants and over 120 wineries. The state is home to 22 federally recognized tribal nations, enriching Arizona with rich culture and tradition.