Are These Arizona’s Snobbiest Cities?

Quick, think of as many words as you can to describe Arizona. Did you say things like "desert," "casual," "dry," or "snobby"?

Wait, snobby? When one considers the personality of Arizona, one generally does not think "high-falluton elitists," but even Arizona has its exclusive, high-rent districts.

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Meet Arizona’s Snobbiest Cities: Where Affluence Meets Attitude

Arizona has some stunning landscapes and impressively hot days, but a few cities in the 'Zone stand out for something else: exclusivity and luxury.

In a state where it's not uncommon to see people driving dualies and hauling stock trailers, there are areas where you're more likely to see BMWs and Mercedes than F150s. Meet Arizona's snobbiest towns.

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The Top Three Snobbiest Cities in Arizona

Paradise Valley takes the top spot when it comes to Arizona's snobbiest. The city is home to retired sports stars, world-famous authors, and actors. The town boasts sprawling estates, golf courses, and luxury resorts, and it’s where Arizona’s elite live in style.

Don't call a realtor unless you've got the capital to back up your purchase. Homes here generally start in the millions, and the residents enjoy the nearby high-end amenities.

According to HomeSnacks, Paradise Valley is one of Arizona’s wealthiest communities, with median home prices around $3 million.

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Scottsdale isn’t far behind. Tony neighborhoods like Silverleaf and DC Ranch are known for their multi-million-dollar mansions and exclusivity.

Scottsdale attracts luxury shoppers and foodies from around the globe. With a wide panorama of upscale restaurants and high-end boutiques, Scottsdale has a reputation for being one of the best cities in the U.S. for luxury living.

Then there's Fountain Hills. Known as a quieter town with its famous namesake fountain, the city has an affluent and exclusive atmosphere.

While Fountain Hills is smaller than either Paradise Valley or Scottsdale, its residents enjoy beautiful views and nearby amenities. Exclusive access to local golf courses and country clubs adds to its air of refinement.

These Arizona cities set the bar if you’re looking for high-end living in the Grand Canyon State. 

Sources: Suburbs101 | USA By the Numbers | HomeSnacks