Why Locate to Prescott Valley?

Economic Overview
The economy in the area is comprised of growing industrial, manufacturing, retail and service businesses. Existing and future subdivisions offer housing, golf courses, recreation, and retail outlets. A new downtown is now underway providing more restaurants and retail shops. Economic growth indicators such as new building permits and increased taxable sales point to a strong and prosperous future for Prescott Valley.

Prescott Valley Town Center

Location
Prescott Valley is located in close proximity to major highways, providing access to major transportations routes.

Work Force
Prescott Valley and its close neighbors make up a regional work force that offers a skilled, available work force.

Housing
Homebuilding is a strong industry in Prescott Valley. Affordable new homes with a quality lifestyle in a safe environment are key components to the booming housing industry in Prescott Valley. New family homes and homes in planned residential communities range from the low 100s to low-mid 200s.

Property Availability
Prescott Valley has a variety of land parcels and commercial buildings ready and available for new and relocating businesses. A new 55,000 - 100,000 square foot corporate park is currently under construction.

Climate
Prescott Valley is located in central Arizona at an elevation 5,100 ft., and experiences four mild seasons and semi-arid climate. Temperatures average around 20 degrees lower than the Phoenix area.

Infrastructure
The community has been bolstered by a state-of-the-art sewage treatment plan, sewer system, natural gas, and road improvements. The community just completed and opened a full-service acute-care hospital.