Scottsdale is 184.5 square miles
stretching 31 miles from north to south.
There are three major districts the Scottsdale business community:
Downtown Scottsdale
Downtown Scottsdale is consider by most as the 'Central Business District', featuring a roughly 2 square-mile area bordered by Chaparral Road on the north; Pima Freeway on the east, 64th Street on the west; and McKellips on the south.
An estimated 30,000 people work downtown and more than 200 times that number take advantage of the four million square feet of retail, restaurants and entertainment venues. There are multiple older townhome communities as well as several new loft type condominium communities including the new highrise condo waterfront project. Check out the slide shows of downtown Scottsdale
Midtown Scottsdale
Commonly known as the financial district, Scottsdale's midtown businesses district is comprised primarily of residential properties. There is also a large business core including a high concentration of banking/financial firms, insurance and pharmaceuticals.
Greater Scottsdale Airpark Area
The Greater Scottsdale Airpark Area includes the Scottsdale air port, the area surrounding the airport and the Sonoran Regional Course, a cluster of master-planned communities situated to the north.
The Greater Scottsdale Airpark Area has the third largest concentration of jobs in the Phoenix metro area. The Airpark is expected to become the state's largest employment center by 2010.
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