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Areas We Serve In And Around Phoenix, AZ
Serving All of Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona, is a great place to live for singles, couples, and families alike! World’s Best Cities ranks Phoenix in the top 25 best cities in America, praising it for its booming economy, blooming hospitality scene, and growing home values. Many people move to Phoenix to find work, with companies like PetSmart, Best Western, and Intel having headquarters or major offices in Phoenix. Phoenix is the hub for culture in Arizona, with top museums like the Phoenix Art Museum and performing arts venues like the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra.
We at Muscular Moving Men have served all of Phoenix for over 15 years. We’ve performed thousands of moves in all of Phoenix’s neighborhoods and zip codes, helping families, singles, and couples with personalized moving services. We are committed to providing homeowners and apartment renters with safe, efficient, and affordable moves. We can use our local traffic knowledge and our expertise with building codes and floor plans to make your upcoming move easy and speedy. We serve all of Phoenix and the entire Valley of the Sun, including Maricopa County and neighboring areas.
Neighborhoods and Zip Codes of Phoenix
Phoenix contains dozens of great neighborhoods. Some are more suitable for families with young children, while others are more suitable for singles or couples. No matter what neighborhood you select, Muscular Moving Men can lend a hand. Our experienced movers have decades of experience performing relocations in all of the best Phoenix neighborhoods, including must-see historic neighborhoods in Phoenix. We offer Phoenix local moving services for moves between neighborhoods, and we offer Phoenix long distance moving services for moves of over 50 miles. Here are the best neighborhoods in Phoenix with their corresponding zip codes:
Ahwatukee (85044 and 85045): Ahwatukee (also known as Ahwatukee Foothills and Ahwautkee Foothills Village) is the southernmost neighborhood in Phoenix. It’s a predominantly residential neighborhood with single-family, ranch-style homes, making it suitable for families with young children.
Alhambra (85009, 85012-85015, 85017, 85019-85021, 85051, and 85301): Alhambra is home to Grand Canyon University, making it a top neighborhood for college students. The community is home to large ranch-style homes and two-bedroom condos, making it suitable for couples and families with young children.
Arcadia (85018): Arcadia is an up-and-coming and vibrant Phoenix neighborhood well known for its growing commercial district. You can visit delicious restaurants like the Henry, Steak 44, and Flower Child. Arcadia also contains unique historic points of interest like the David and Gladys Wright House and Arizona Falls.
Biltmore Area (85016): The Biltmore Area is one of the wealthiest and most upscale neighborhoods in Phoenix. It’s well known for the Arizona Biltmore Hotel and the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club.
Camelback East (85006, 85008, 85014, 85016, 85018, 85020, 85028, 85034, 85251, 85253, 85257, and 85281): Camelback East (also known as Camelback East Village) is a sprawling neighborhood in eastern Phoenix, stretching from the Salt River to the Phoenix Mountains. It’s a top place to live for outdoor enthusiasts, with hiking trails, botanical gardens, and the Phoenix Zoo.
Deer Valley (85022-85024, 85027, 85053, 85083, 85085, 85086, 85306, 85308, 85310, and 85383): Deer Valley is one of the largest neighborhoods in northern Phoenix. It contains a mixture of residential sections and commercial sectors, making it a great all-around neighborhood for people who want a little bit of everything that Phoenix has to offer.
Desert Ridge (85050 and 85054): Desert Ridge is an upscale neighborhood in northern Phoenix, located away from the bustling city center. It’s the best neighborhood in Phoenix for shoppers, as it’s home to the Desert Ridge Marketplace, an open-air market with dozens of stores.
Downtown Phoenix (85003, 85004, and 85007): Downtown Phoenix is a vibrant and bustling hub for businesses and entertainment options. It’s walkable and has access to the Valley Metro Rail and Downtown Area Shuttle.
Encanto Village (85003, 85004, 85006-85009, and 85012-85016): Encanto Village (also known as Encanto) is an LGBTQ-friendly and comfortable neighborhood. It’s just north of Downtown Phoenix, so you can commute to work easily.
Laveen Village (85041 and 85339): Laveen Village (also known as Laveen) is a quiet southern Phoenix neighborhood with a rural ambiance. It’s one of the most affordable neighborhoods, with three and four-bedroom homes costing less than $400,000.
Maryvale (85031): Maryvale is a growing yet cozy residential neighborhood in western Phoenix. It’s an affordable neighborhood for homebuyers, with most homes costing less than $500,000 while containing amenities like swimming pools and pickleball courts.
Rio Vista (85087 and 85383): Rio Vista is the northernmost neighborhood in Phoenix. It’s a mostly undeveloped and rural neighborhood, making it perfect for people who want a quiet life or an escape from urban hubbub.
South Phoenix (85009, 85040, 85041, 85043, and 85339): South Phoenix offers a mixture of residential and commercial areas, with a grid-like street structure that makes walking and biking easy.
Phoenix offers a diverse range of neighborhoods to meet all lifestyles, preferences, and desires. You can move to a family-friendly and quiet community on the outskirts of Phoenix, or you can live close to the city center and enjoy a vibrant place to live. We know all areas of Greater Phoenix, including suburbs like Chandler and Gilbert, so we can give you an efficient move today.
Income and Education in Phoenix, Arizona
Income Levels in Phoenix
According to Census Reporter, the median household income in Phoenix is $79,664. The median income is 3.0% higher than the Arizona median household income. However, median household incomes can vary significantly depending on which neighborhoods you live in. According to the Statistical Atlas, the wealthiest neighborhoods in Phoenix include:
- Rio Vista, with a median household income of $116,100
- Desert View, with a median household income of $98,700
- Ahwatukee, with a median household income of $95,300
- North Gateway, with a median household income of $81,300
- Paradise Valley, with a median household income of $71,100
The neighborhoods in Phoenix with the lowest median household incomes are:
- Central City, with a median household income of $25,900
- Maryvale, with a median household income of $35,900
- Estrella, with a median household income of $37,300
- South Mountain, with a median household income of $43,200
- Encanto, with a median household income of $48,100
The Eller College of Management predicts that the Phoenix economy will add over 150,000 jobs between 2023 and 2027. The college also predicts that Phoenix’s retail sector will be valued at over $140 million in 2027, up by over $15 million in 2023. The Phoenix metropolitan area will have roughly three-quarters of the total jobs in Arizona in 2027.
Educational Attainment in Phoenix
According to Census Reporter, 85.1% of Phoenix residents over the age of 25 have graduated from high school. 33.5% have a bachelor’s degree, with 13.2% having a post-graduate degree. The Phoenix metropolitan area is home to 33 public school districts, including 21 elementary school districts with a total of over 200 elementary schools.
According to Education Evaluator, 154 charter schools are in Phoenix, giving you options for alternative education. You can also send your child to private schools, including Catholic and secular K-12 schools. Notable colleges in Phoenix and surrounding communities include Arizona State University - Downtown Phoenix, Phoenix College, and Paradise Valley Community College.
Schools in Phoenix
Phoenix is a hub for public, private, and higher education in Arizona and the Southwest. Here’s what you should know about schools in Phoenix.
Public Schools in Phoenix
US News ranks Fireside Elementary School, Great Hearts Academies - Anthem Prep, and Keystone Montessori Charter School as the best elementary schools in Phoenix. US News ranks each of these schools in the top 20 elementary schools in Arizona. Over 70% of students at each school test at or above the proficiency level in reading.
US News considers Alhambra Traditional School, Madison Traditional Academy, and Adams Traditional Academy to be the best middle schools in Phoenix. These schools are ranked in the top 20 middle schools in Arizona, with Adams ranked as the best Arizona charter middle school.
US News ranks BASIS Phoenix as the best high school in Phoenix. It’s ranked as the second-best high school in Arizona and one of the top 20 high schools in America. BASIS Phoenix is a tuition-free public charter school with an accelerated curriculum. Students take AP courses starting in 9th grade, with all students taking at least six AP exams before graduating.
During their final trimester, all seniors complete a Senior Project, which is an off-campus internship that prepares them for the real world. Other top-ranking Phoenix high schools include Phoenix Union Bioscience High School, which has an education centered on engineering and biomedical science.
Top-ranking school districts in Phoenix include the Deer Valley Unified School District. The district contains 42 schools, 35 of which have an A or B rating from the Arizona Department of Education. The district has a 95.2% high school graduation rate and a 93% regular attendance rate. Other top school districts in Phoenix include Paradise Valley Unified School District and Phoenix Union High School District.
Private Schools in Phoenix
Phoenix Country Day School is the only PreK-12 independent school in Phoenix. The school offers a liberal arts education, with students participating in public speaking, athletics, hard sciences, and other important subjects. The school has student-teacher ratios lower than 10:1, ensuring your child gets individual care and attention.
Brophy College Preparatory is one of the top Catholic private schools for boys in Arizona. It serves students from grades 6 through 12, offering 70 AP and Honors courses. 98% of Brophy graduates attend a four-year college or university.
Arizona Cultural Academy & College Prep is one of the top Islamic private schools in the country. Arizona Cultural Academy offers a K-12 education, with a 100% high school graduation rate.
Higher Education in Phoenix
US News ranks Arizona State University (ASU) in the top 100 public schools in the country, and it has named ASU the most innovative college in the country. The Downtown Phoenix campus at ASU features programs from 10 of ASU’s colleges, including top programs in criminal justice, journalism, and visual art.
Phoenix offers great higher education opportunities for people looking for career advancement in medicine. The University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix is in Downtown Phoenix. The college offers comprehensive pre-med, MD, and graduate programs, including dual degree programs for MDs and PhDs. The Barrow Neurological Institute is the largest neurological treatment and research center in the world. The institute offers doctoral programs, internships, and training programs in neurosurgery, neurology, and neuropsychology.
Phoenix College is the oldest community college in Phoenix, established in 1920. The college offers over 200 certificate and degree programs, including bachelor’s degree programs in information technology and criminal justice.
Public Transportation and Major Highways in Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix is a commutable and accessible city, including in the downtown and city center areas. Here is how you can use public transportation and major highways in Phoenix.
Public Transportation Options
Valley Metro is the main public transportation system in Phoenix. It offers light rail, bus, and streetcar services. The system contains 121 bus lines, including 19 express bus lines that run from Downtown Phoenix to communities like Scottsdale, Mesa, and Tempe.
Phoenix does not currently have commuter rail services. Amtrak does not currently provide services in Phoenix. Greyhound and Flixbus offer intercity bus services.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport serves over 140,000 passengers and over 1,000 flights every day. American Airlines has a hub at the airport, and you can also take domestic and international flights from Frontier Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and other major airlines.
HOPR is the official bike-sharing service in Phoenix. HOPR offers hundreds of dockless bikes across Phoenix, and you can order an annual pass for just $99.
Major Highways and Roadways
Phoenix has three major freeways. Interstate 10 runs from east to west and connects Phoenix to major cities throughout the Southern United States, including Los Angeles. Interstate 17 runs from north to south, running through the center of Arizona and ending in Flagstaff. U.S. Route 60 runs east from west and connects the city to Tempe, Glendale, Peoria, and other major cities in Arizona. These roads provide easy access to Maricopa County and neighboring areas.
Phoenix also has several state routes. State Routes 101, 202, and 303 form beltways around the city, making it easy to travel among Phoenix suburbs and cities near Phoenix. You have many options for scenic routes in and around Phoenix, including the Apache Trail, which passes by the Superstition Mountains.
Things to Do in Phoenix
Phoenix is home to many great attractions, including kid-friendly destinations and outdoor points of interest. Here are some of the best things to do in Phoenix.
Phoenix Zoo
The Phoenix Zoo is home to over 3,000 animals, including African lions, squirrel monkeys, and golden eagles. The zoo offers guided tours of habitats for you and your kids, and you can visit the zoo all throughout the year. All exhibits are connected with paved walking trails, so the zoo is wheelchair-friendly.
Chase Field
Chase Field is the official ballpark of the Arizona Diamondbacks, and you and your kids can attend Diamondbacks games from April to October. Chase Field is also home to concerts, college sports games, and other kid-friendly special events throughout the year.
Desert Botanical Garden
The Desert Botanical Garden covers 140 acres and contains over 50,000 plant displays. You can find over 5,000 plant species in the botanical garden, including over 500 rare and endangered species. The garden is home to special events throughout the year, including educational classes for children and adults alike.
Papago Park
Papago Park covers nearly 1,500 acres and is well-known for its sandstone buttes and hiking trails. Most trails are smooth and have low elevation gains, so they’re open to hikers, joggers, and mountain bikers. The park contains unique attractions you can’t find in other parks, including an archery range and a fishing lagoon.
Castles N’ Coasters
Castles N’ Coasters is the top amusement park in the Phoenix area. It contains four mini-golf courses, an arcade spanning over 10,000 square feet, a log flume, and a carousel with 60 hand-painted horses. It’s the top destination in Phoenix for birthday parties, and passes for unlimited thrill rides cost just $40 per person.
Musical Instrument Museum
The Musical Instrument Museum is the largest museum dedicated to musical instruments in the world. The museum houses a collection of over 12,500 instruments from over 200 countries and territories. You can tour a rotating selection of exhibits and attend concerts and special events throughout the year.
Muscular Moving Men serves all of Phoenix and the entire Valley of the Sun, including the Greater Phoenix area and cities like Scottsdale. Call 877-434-8668 for a free estimate for our Phoenix movers.
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