Apache Junction, AZ Apache Junction, Arizona is thirty-four square miles of rustic, southwestern charm. This charisma is embodied in the single-story adobe or stone construction that is routinely part of the architecture of local homes, along with signature red roofs and stucco exteriors. Many homes have Spanish-colonial influence and courtyards are frequent accents to local properties. While architecture is modern and often unique, the exterior of homes in the city are often free of unnecessary details, resulting in a simple, but refined look.
Just under 38,000 people call the quiet town of Apache Junction home. The tranquil ambience is due in large part to reduced population density. This characteristic translates to access to larger plots of land and peaceful distance from neighbors, should you choose. Apache Junction also has closely knit developments for individuals who prefer a more intimate environment. Living in this city does not mean that you have to sacrifice modern amenities. Apache Junction has a modern and well-developed infrastructure with restaurants, theaters, shopping centers, and entertainment venues for the convenience of its residents. The workforce is a natural blend of white and blue-collar professionals. Administrative, sales, and food service jobs top the list of employment opportunities in the city.
The economic demographic of Apache Junction covers a wide spectrum. Homes and income range from modest to wealthy and extravagant. The majority of this town’s residents classify themselves as Caucasian, African-American, or Latino. As development continues, urbanization may be an inevitable reality. Developers recognize that Apache Junction expansion opportunities are as endless as the open sky. While many new attractions are sure to come, Apache Junction currently boasts some pretty unique entertainment options. Mine for gold and see local artifacts at Goldfield Ghost Town. This visitor’s attraction is a remodeled version of an old town from the 1890s, complete with saloons, a blacksmith shop, and a general store. Superstition Mountain Museum is a wonderful place to view artifacts and learn the history of the region and its Native American roots. Many people walk the labyrinth at this museum to participate in the experience that is (according to local lore) mystical and mentally liberating. Once you have found your inner balance, you can take your other half to the wedding chapel at Superstition Mountain Museum and get married. If open air, desert landscape, and affordable home prices are just what the doctor ordered, view listing photos and detailed home information today.
