Buckeye, AZ

About Buckeye, AZ

Population - 117,380 (July, 2024)

Median home value - $405,000 (July, 2024)

Buckeye, Arizona, is a rapidly growing city located in the westernmost part of the Phoenix metropolitan area. Buckeye was established in 1888 by Malie M Jackson who developed 10 miles of the Buckeye Canal which was named after his home state of Ohio, the “Buckeye” state.

Known for its affordable housing, Buckeye has attracted many new residents in recent years, contributing to its significant population growth. The city offers a mix of suburban and rural lifestyles, providing a unique blend of modern amenities and natural beauty.

One of the key attractions in Buckeye is its extensive outdoor recreational opportunities. The city is home to several parks and trails, including the Skyline Regional Park, an 8,700 acre mountain preserve which offers 17 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and equestrian trails. Buckeye's warm climate and scenic desert landscapes make it an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the natural beauty of Arizona.

Buckeye also boasts a strong sense of community with numerous events and activities throughout the year. The annual Buckeye Air Fair and Spring Demolition Derby are just a couple of examples of popular local events that bring residents together. With its strategic location near major highways, Buckeye provides convenient access to the broader Phoenix area, making it a desirable place to live for those who work in the city but prefer a quieter, suburban lifestyle.

For more city information visit:
www.buckeyeaz.gov