The Communities

Where buyers
choose to live.

A handful of enclaves carry most of the Valley's top-tier inventory. These are the addresses Yong represents.

The North Valley

Each one rewards a different kind of buyer.

Silverleaf, in the upper reaches of DC Ranch, pairs guard-gated privacy with Spanish-Colonial architecture and some of the Valley’s highest price-per-foot. Desert Mountain spreads six Nicklaus-signature courses across roughly 8,000 acres in far North Scottsdale, some 3,000 of it dedicated preserve. Estancia wraps the base of Pinnacle Peak in 223 custom homesites behind a single gate, while Paradise Valley remains the Valley’s benchmark for estate-scale lots and mountain views.

Yong Choi's site organizes 99 luxury communities across 11 named regions of Greater Scottsdale and North Phoenix.

The largest concentrations sit in North Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and Central Scottsdale, among others.

Individual pages cover communities such as Silverleaf, Desert Mountain, Estancia and Paradise Valley.

On the ground

Where each one actually sits.

Every region in the corridor, drawn at its real boundary. Hover one to see the communities inside it, select it to zoom in — or keep scrolling for the same set as a list.

The region and community shapes on this map are selected by pointer; the zoom buttons are keyboard-operable. Every region and community shown here is also listed as a link in the sections below.

Every region in the corridor. Tap a region to zoom in and see the communities inside it.