YUMA ARIZONA REAL ESTATE

The city of Yuma, the county seat of Yuma County, Arizona is nestled in the Yuma and Gila valleys. Yuma, AZ is close to the border with California in the West and Mexico in the South. Yuma is just west of the Gila and Colorado River confluence. The city of Yuma, Arizona offers a climate that blends pleasant desert sunshine with the cool waters of the Colorado River.

The clean air, mild winters and temperate summers affords residents and visitors alike a year round vista of surrounding rugged mountains. More people are moving to Yuma than almost anywhere in the country. The real estate services of Yuma Arizona offers all. Livability, proximity, accessibility, and climate factors have made the real estate sector of Yuma see an outstanding growth.

Yuma County has a bright colorful history, which lives on today in a fast-growing, vibrant community. Initially there were several tribes of Native Americans in Yuma. Yuma served as the gateway to the new western territory of California, as it was one of the few natural spots to cross the very wide Colorado River. Yuma is about 180 miles Southwest of Phoenix. Yuma County is one of four original counties designated by the first Territorial Legislature. Yuma is the third fastest growing area in the United States and dedicated to providing the best quality of life for its citizens. Along with the growth in the other areas the real estate sector too has developed at a fast pace.

With a population of more than 82,800 full-time residents, Yuma has joined Phoenix and Tucson as one of the three metropolitan statistical areas in Arizona. Yuma is located on I-8 near the California border in the southwest corner of Arizona. Yuma has daily air service to Phoenix, 190 miles northeast. San Diego is the closest major city. The primary industry of Yuma is agriculture, contributing over $900 million, followed by tourism at around $450 million. Yuma's industry and manufacturing base has grown steadily on both sides of the border precipitating additional trade in the Yuma-Rio Colorado region.

The City of Yuma recently created six additional community parks, including a riverfront park bordering the Colorado River and the new Yuma West Wetlands Park. The East Wetlands restoration project is currently under construction and the City has just completed the long awaited Yuma Art Center and restoration on the Historic Yuma Theatre. The new Yuma Palms Regional Center opened in late 2004, bringing in nearly 1,000,000 square feet of additional shopping to the Yuma community.

Yuma's growth, diversified job base, along with the influx of shopping from winter visitors and Mexico, act to stabilize retail sales even in a recession-economy. The real estate services in all Yuma and its suburbs have grown at a fast pace. New homes for relocating to Yuma, Arizona are very easy to find courtesy the real estate sector of Yuma Arizona. The professional real estate agents or realtors provide favorite locations for a dream home or business area.

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