About Glendale, AZ
Population - 255,370 (July, 2024)
Median home value - $420,000 (July, 2024)
Glendale, the 6th largest city in Arizona is a dynamic city located just 10 miles northwest of Phoenix. It was established in 1892 by W.J. Murphy who constructed the 40-mile Arizona Canal which brought water to the desert land followed by an 18-mile diagonal road he named Grand Avenue.
Known for its blend of urban amenities and suburban charm, Glendale boasts a rich history and vibrant culture, with historic downtown Glendale offering an array of antique shops, unique boutiques, and cultural attractions. The city is also home to significant sports and entertainment venues, including the State Farm Stadium, home of the NFL's Arizona Cardinals, and the Gila River Arena, hosting concerts and events year-round.
One of Glendale's major highlights is the Westgate Entertainment District, a bustling area filled with dining, shopping, and entertainment options. This district attracts visitors with its lively atmosphere, featuring outdoor concerts, a variety of restaurants, and retail stores. Additionally, Glendale is known for its annual events, such as the Glendale Glitters holiday light display, which draws crowds from all over the region. Glendale is also home to Midwestern University - Phoenix area’s first medical and dental school, as well as Thunderbird School of Global Management - a post-graduate international business school.
Glendale also offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities, with numerous parks, trails, and recreational facilities. The city's extensive park system includes the 1,185-acre Thunderbird Conservation Park, ideal for hiking and wildlife viewing. With its mix of urban and natural attractions, Glendale provides a well-rounded living experience, catering to diverse interests and lifestyles while maintaining a strong community spirit.
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