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Glendale Neighborhoods and Homes
West Valley neighborhoods from historic downtown Glendale to Arrowhead and Westgate.
Living in Glendale
Glendale neighborhoods stretch across the West Valley, just northwest of central Phoenix. The city runs from historic downtown Glendale, with its older homes and antique shops, north to the Arrowhead area and west to the Westgate Entertainment District, home to State Farm Stadium and Desert Diamond Arena.
That range makes Glendale a place where buyers can find very different homes within one city, from mid-century houses near downtown to newer neighborhoods farther north and west.
Homes in Glendale
Glendale has a mix of older single-family homes, planned communities with homeowners associations (HOAs), and townhomes and condos. Because age and style vary so much, pricing a Glendale home starts with the homes most like it nearby, not a citywide average.
I am an Associate Broker with Coldwell Banker Realty, licensed since 2003, and I serve buyers and sellers throughout Maricopa County. My approach, Prepare, Inform, Coordinate and Adjust, is the same in every city. If you are selling, start with what your home is worth. If you are buying for the first time, see my page for first-time buyers.
Getting around Glendale
The Loop 101 runs north to south through Glendale near Westgate, with Interstate 17 to the east. Commutes to central Phoenix depend heavily on which part of Glendale you choose.
Tell me about your plans in Glendale, or read how I sell a home.
Frequently Asked Questions
What part of the Valley is Glendale in?
The West Valley, northwest of central Phoenix, running from historic downtown Glendale to the Arrowhead area and the Westgate district.
Do you help buyers and sellers in Glendale?
Yes. I work with clients throughout Maricopa County, including Glendale.
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