Explore The Best Planned Communities in Scottsdale

Exploring the best-planned communities in Scottsdale for your next home? Scottsdale has many outstanding communities featuring a wide array of home types and exceptional amenities. Boasting year-round warm weather and sunshine, world-class resorts & spas, premier shopping & fine dining, exciting art & culture, an excellent school system, popular annual events (Barrett-Jackson Car Auction and Waste Management Phoenix Open), scenic parks, miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, and over 200 golf courses in the area, Scottsdale is a great place to settle down and buy a home. Some of the best homes in Scottsdale can be found in the following planned communities: 

  • Grayhawk is a desirable planned community in North Scottsdale comprised of more than 1,600 acres and offers resort-style living in two distinct, yet interconnected neighborhoods: The Park and The Retreat. The community includes more than 4,000 residential homes with a broad mix of housing types along with the nationally acclaimed Grayhawk Golf Club. Residents have access to Golf, neighborhood parks, miles of multi-use trails, retail Shopping & Dining, commercial & office development, and medical campus. 

  • DC Ranch is a nationally acclaimed private golf and residential community located at the base of the McDowell Mountains, with panoramic views of Scottsdale and Phoenix below. DC Ranch encompasses 4,400 total acres with approximately 2,600 developable acres, the balance incorporated into the neighboring McDowell Sonoran Preserve. The community is comprised of family-oriented neighborhoods and a spectacular nine-acre indoor/outdoor recreational complex. 

  • McDowell Mountain Ranch is a family-oriented planned community situated in the foothills of the McDowell Mountains, with nearly 900 acres dedicated to Sonoran Desert preservation. The heart of the community is a  five-acre park and community center with a swimming pool, spa, basketball court, tennis courts, a sand volleyball court, and splash fountain. Residents enjoy miles of trails connecting Scottsdale Public library, the elementary/middle schools, and the recreation center.  

  • Gainey Ranch is a planned community that comprises more than 560 acres and 19 different gated neighborhoods featuring townhomes to large single-family homes along with several office buildings and commercial areas. The community has lush-green landscaping throughout with paths and trails for walking, biking, and horseback riding. The Estate Club at Gainey Ranch serves as the center for social activities, where residents can enjoy fitness facilities, a swimming pool, 7 lighted tennis courts, and an activity lawn. Residents have easy access to golf at the adjacent Hyatt Regency Scottsdale (with a paid membership) and The Shops at Gainey Village, offering upscale shopping and fine dining options.

A qualified agent can help you find real estate in Scottsdale that’s the best fit for your family's lifestyle needs and secure an offer. Cathy Carter is a top-rated REALTOR® in Scottsdale with over 25 years of local experience. Intimately familiar with the best planned communities in Scottsdale, Cathy can help you make the most informed home purchase decision. Get the process started today by contacting Cathy directly at (480) 459-8488 or you can get in touch by email. 


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For more information about the best homes in Scottsdale or to schedule a private showing, please contact Cathy Carter today, specializing in newer homes and luxury real estate. As a licensed full-time REALTORⓇ in Scottsdale, Cathy is always the first to know when new inventory becomes available, ensuring that her buyers have access to the most desirable real estate in Scottsdale and securing an offer. In October 2021, Scottsdale home prices were up 20.7% compared to last year, selling for a median price of $724K. On average, homes in Scottsdale sell after 32 days on the market compared to 41 days last year. 

Cathy begins every new client relationship with a detailed consultation to better understand the type of home and community you are looking for. She will then put together a list of the best homes in Scottsdale based on your specific criteria and arrange for private showings. As a Scottsdale native and local expert, Cathy can inform you about the best planned communities in Scottsdale, the types of homes and features offered, the top builders in the region, school districts, private schools, area amenities, nearby attractions, local community developments, and more. Cathy would be happy to answer any questions you may have regarding property details, pricing, financing options, and more. Feel free to call her directly at (480) 459-8488 or get in touch by email.   

Living in Scottsdale, Arizona

Located in Maricopa County, AZ the city of Scottsdale officially uses the slogan "The West's Most Western Town." Home to more than 265,249 people, Scottsdale is the 5th largest city in Arizona and the 82nd largest in the U.S. Most of Scottsdale's workforce is in the tourism industry. The city has one of the highest numbers of AAA Five-Diamond hotels and resorts in the country and is home to many world-class spas and resorts including the Four Seasons Scottsdale and Canyon Suites. Scottsdale's exceptional climate, retail facilities, restaurants, nightlife, and top-rated golf courses attract visitors from all over. 

Experience Scottsdale:

Scottsdale is loosely divided into four areas: Old Town (Downtown) Scottsdale, South Scottsdale, Central Scottsdale (Shea Corridor), and North Scottsdale: Old Town features boutique shopping, restaurants, nightlife and is home to several galleries, the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, the Scottsdale's Museum of the West. Also located in Old Town is the upscale Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall featuring major retail anchors like Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Dillard’s, and Barney’s New York. The Shea Corridor includes some of the most desirable residential areas in the valley such as Gainey Ranch and McCormick Ranch. 

McCormick Ranch started as an Arabian horse ranch over 40 years ago. Today, it's a family-oriented master-planned community with shopping centers, churches, health care facilities, and hotels along with multiple lakes and picturesque views of the mountains. Gainey Ranch is another expansive planned community encompassing over 560 acres and 19 different gated neighborhoods along with several commercial areas. Gainey Ranch centers around three nine-hole golf courses and a large network of trails for hiking, biking, and walking.

Downtown Scottsdale is perfect for those who want to live in the heart of the city where all the action is. The area offers a bustling nightlife and art scene, world-class dining, shopping, and luxury apartments. North Scottsdale straddles the more built-up area to the south and west as well as its more expansive desert terrain, with the McDowell mountains stretching along its eastern border. North Scottsdale is home to world-class golf clubs and boasts some of the most stunning and luxurious properties in the world.

North Scottsdale, located just 20 minutes from Downtown Scottsdale and about 35 minutes from Phoenix, offers the best of both worlds. It straddles Scottsdale’s more built-up area to the south and west, as well as its more expansive desert terrain, with McDowell Mountain Regional Park to the east and Pinnacle Peak Park to the north. The North Scottsdale neighborhood is home to several world-class golf clubs including Silverleaf and Troon, and some of the most stunning and luxurious properties you will find anywhere.

The neighborhood has something for everyone from hiking and biking opportunities offered by the mountainous terrain and lush Sonoran desert to luxury shopping, fine dining, and exciting cultural offerings. Also located in North Scottsdale is Mayo Clinic. As a leading academic medical center in the Southwest, Mayo Clinic focuses on providing specialty and surgical care in more than 65 disciplines and includes a Cancer Center, Emergency department and procedure space, and an International Patient Center.  

Economy & Jobs 

Scottsdale is known for its concentration of world-class resorts, with hotels, spas, and other tourism businesses making up a large portion of the city’s economy. One of the largest employment centers in Scottsdale and also in the state is Scottsdale Airpark, anchored by the Scottsdale Airport. The Scottsdale Airpark encompasses 8.6 square miles and includes over 2,900 businesses that employ more than 51,000 people. The Airpark is headquarters to prestigious companies such as GoDaddy, AXON (Taser), JDA Software, Nautilus Insurance, Quicken Loans, CVS Caremark, and Vanguard, and home to many other great companies. The proximity of Scottsdale Airport has helped define the business environment, with one of the busiest single-runway airports in the U.S., nearly all corporate or general aviation. 

Luxury Resorts & Spas

Some of the top resorts in Scottsdale include:  

Some of the best spa treatments can be found at:

Schools & Education

For parents with school-age children, Scottsdale is served by two nationally acclaimed school districts: Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD) and Paradise Valley Unified School district (PVSD), both ranked among the top school districts in the country. SUSD serves the majority of Scottsdale students with 22 schools and is considered to be one of the best school districts in Arizona. The district has 16 elementary schools and three schools that offer grades K-8. There also are 6 middle school buildings and 5 high schools. 

Paradise Valley Unified School District is a large public school district that provides educational opportunities for a small portion of Scottsdale. With 30 elementary schools, 7 middle schools, and 5 high schools, the district provides students with several different alternative programming options, including a S.T.E.M. program, an International Baccalaureate program, and a Digital Learning Center. Many of the charter schools in Scottsdale receive high rankings and are an option for those who are looking for an alternative to the traditional public school system.

Below are some of the best public schools in Scottsdale rated by GreatSchool.com - based on a variety of measures including academic performance and equity:

Highly-ranked private schools in Scottsdale include Bella Vista College Preparatory School, Brightmont Academy, Camelback Desert School, Fusion Academy Scottsdale, Arizona International Academy, Blessed Sacrament Preschool & Kindergarten, and Brightmont Academy. 

Meeting the higher education needs of the community is the highly-acclaimed Scottsdale Community College. SCC serves approximately 10,000 students a year, offering more than 100 degrees and 60 certificates of completion in diverse occupational areas. SCC is a leader in Developmental Education, Open Education Resources, Undergraduate Research, and Service Learning, all designed to improve and facilitate student success. In 2016, SmartAsset named SCC as the 4th Best Community College in the U.S.

Arts & Culture 

Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts

Scottsdale is renowned for its exceptional arts and culture with the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Arts, the Musical Instrument Museum and over 100 galleries. You can also enjoy art-driven events such as the free weekly Scottsdale Art Walk, Canal Convergence, and Scottsdale Contemporary Month or take a walking tour of public art installations in Old Town. Additionally, Scottsdale is the site of Taliesin West, the Arizona home and studio of architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the winter campus for the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture. The site of the Cosanti Foundation, founded by the Italian architect and builder Paolo Soleri is also in Scottsdale.

Nightlife 

Scottsdale has one of the most vibrant and busy nightlife scenes in the West, offering plenty of places to enjoy an exciting night out. Old Town is known as the entertainment hub of the city and the place to go for nightlife with a lot of venues and clubs within blocks of each other. If you’re not wearing your walking shoes, there are golf carts that can take you from one venue to another and Uber is everywhere. Don't drink and drive as Arizona is a zero-tolerance state and you will get a DUI.

One of the city’s most glamorous nightclubs is The Mint Ultralounge, a 7,000 square foot space (formerly a bank) designed to evoke the Hollywood Regency style. The dance club is always crowded.  AZ88 Bar & Restaurant in Old Town offers a rich ambiance with views of fountains and green spaces - a perfect place for a relaxing nightcap with friends. Rockbar Inc. bills itself as the city's top rock 'n roll destination.  A club, lounge, and music venue, Rockbar Inc. features live music, rock DJs, and exclusive performances from local and national acts. If you're looking for a Latin-inspired nightlife spot, check out Paris of Scottsdale.  The club has been known for its emphasis on hip hop, reggaeton, salsa, and other Latin-inspired beats.

Maya Day + Nightclub brings a touch of Vegas flash to the desert and is one of the most popular dance clubs in Scottsdale. The Beverly, formerly known as Mabel's on Main, is an Old Town Scottsdale gem full of old-school glamour and sophistication. The exposed brick walls, mahogany wood bar, and leather booths lend a warm and intimate feel. Casablanca Rooftop Lounge is a good option when you're looking for a quieter, sophisticated night in Old Town Scottsdale, offering panoramic views of both Scottsdale and Camelback Mountain from atop the lounge balcony. 

Dakota is a popular Old Town Scottsdale hybrid restaurant, bar, and nightlife venue, offering casual and fun with a touch of glam. There is also a comfortable street-side patio that offers great people-watching in the heart of the entertainment district. If you are looking to enjoy a more relaxed evening, head to any of the comedy clubs in Scottsdale or nearby Phoenix. Check out the Laugh Factory Club in Scottsdale, and Rick Bronson's - House of Comedy AZStand Up Live, and the Torch Theater in nearby Phoenix.  

Shopping

Scottsdale boasts some of the best shopping in Arizona with more than 2,500 luxury retailers, one-of-a-kind boutiques, and upscale malls. Old Town Scottsdale is home to dozens of gift shops, Native American jewelry stores, and Scottsdale Fashion Square, the Southwest’s largest shopping destination. In North Scottsdale, Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Quarter feature high-end stores in sunny outdoor settings.  

Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall

Scottsdale Fashion Square is an upscale, super-regional luxury shopping mall located in the downtown area of Scottsdale. The largest shopping mall in Arizona, Scottsdale Fashion Square includes approximately 2 million square feet of retail space. Ranked in the top 25 most visited malls in the country by Travel + Leisure magazine, the mall is located on the northwest corner of Scottsdale Road and Camelback Road in Scottsdale. With more than 200 shops and restaurants –  including 40 of the world’s finest luxury and contemporary brands, Scottsdale Fashion Square is the place to go for luxury and upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment. 

Fine Dining

From top chefs to award-winning cuisine, Scottsdale benefits from entrepreneurism in its restaurant scene with more than 790 restaurants in the city.  The “Top 10 Restaurants for 2021” below earned the highest food ratings in Phoenix/Scottsdale from Gayot.com (The Guide for The Good Life):

  1. Deseo (Latin American)
  2. Eddie V's Prime Seafood (steak and seafood) 
  3. The Mission (Latin American) 
  4. Nobuo at Teeter House (Japanese, Asian, Izakaya)
  5. J & G Steakhouse (Steak, American, Seafood)
  6. Rancho Pinot (Contemporary, Californian, American)
  7. Roaring Fork (American Regional) 
  8. T.Cooks (Modern American, Mediterranean)
  9. Vincent on Camelback (southwestern, French)
  10. Wright's at The Biltmore (Contemporary)

Other great restaurants in Scottsdale definitely worth mentioning include Dominick's SteakhouseOrange Sky (Talking Stick), Mastro's Ocean ClubMastro's SteakhouseOcean 44Atlas BistroTalavera, and FnB RestaurantBourbon SteakOcean Prime, just to name a few.

Events 

Scottsdale is a hotbed of activity with numerous popular events that take place throughout the year, including:

Outdoor Recreation

Kids and adults both benefit from Scottsdale’s Sports Complex and an award-winning parks and recreation department that offers golf courses, 45 miles of paved paths for walkers and cyclists, and another 115 miles of non-motorized trails. The City of Scottsdale's two senior centers, the Granite Reef and Via Linda Senior Centers, offer a variety of programs, recreational classes, special events, support services, and other opportunities, all geared toward senior adults.

Scottsdale has a total of 103 great hiking, running, and mountain biking trails. McDowell Sonoran Preserve located in North Scottsdale offers many trailheads with a variety of trails for both beginners and experts. Gateway Trail and Sunrise Peak are among some of the local favorites. Peak hiking season begins in late October and can run through winter into spring. Camelback Mountain is another popular hiking destination, located in the Echo Canyon Recreation Area between the Arcadia neighborhood of Phoenix and Paradise Valley.

Camelback offers some of the best urban hiking in the U.S. and attracts over 300,000 hikers every year.  Some of the best trails can be found around Lost Dutchman State Park or Desert Foothills Park. You’ll also find some great local park options like Echo Canyon Recreation Area or Phoenix Mountain Preserve. There are 59 moderate trails in Scottsdale ranging from 1.9 to 52.2 miles and from 1,686 to 5,209 feet above sea level.

Camelback Mountian Via Echo Canyon 

Some of the best trails in the Scottsdale area:                

#1. Camelback Mountain via Echo Canyon Trail is a 2.5 mile heavily trafficked out-and-back trail and is rated as difficult. The trail offers several activity options and is accessible year-round.  
#2. Pinnacle Peak Trail is a 4-mile heavily trafficked out-and-back trail and is rated as moderate. The trail offers several activity options and is accessible year-round.
#3. Gateway Loop Trail is a 4.2-mile heavily trafficked loop trail and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking and mountain biking and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on a leash.
#4. Blue Wash Trail is a 2.8-mile heavily trafficked out-and-back trail that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking and horses. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on a leash.
#5. Lost Dog Wash Trail to Ringtail Trail Loop is a 4.4-mile heavily trafficked loop trail that features beautiful wildflowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers several activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on a leash.
#6. Inspiration Point is a 5.7-mile out-and-back trail that offers scenic views and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking and running. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on a leash.

Golf Courses

 The Troon North Golf Club

Scottsdale is known as one of the world's finest golf destinations and it's easy to see why when you consider the city's roster of luxury resorts, 330 days of annual sunshine, and high-caliber courses like TPC Scottsdale, Troon North, We-Ko-Pa, and Grayhawk. Scottsdale has over 50 golf courses, with more than 200 golf courses in the Scottsdale-Phoenix area combined.

Some of the best golf clubs in Scottsdale include:

  • We-Ko-Pa Golf Club - Set in the Sonoran Desert and on land owned by the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, We-Ko-Pa offers two fantastic courses: Cholla and Saguaro. Unlike other Arizona golf courses, no homes or condos are lining the fairways. It’s just you and giant saguaros in the foreground framed by magnificent mountains in the distance.
  • Troon North Golf Club - North Scottsdale’s crown jewel and considered the best public 36-hole facility in the area, including the Pinnacle Course and the Monument Course. Recent course renovations by original designer and British Open Champion Tom Weiskopf have enhanced the experience further.
  • TPC Scottsdale - The Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale hosts the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Right across the street is the Champions Course, which is less expensive and very walkable.
  • Talking Stick Golf Club - A 36-hole facility with both courses designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, and situated on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. Adjacent to each other on flat land very walkable, the O'odham Course has a links-feel and the Piipaash Course is shorter, with more water and trees.
  • The Boulders Golf Club - The unique resort sits in the Sonoran Desert foothills nestled among massive granite boulder formations. Both Jay Morrish-designed championship courses offer spectacular views. The North, known for its challenging back-9 and is the older of the two. The South has holes that go right up into the boulder formations.
  • Grayhawk Golf Club - Among the top-rated public courses in Arizona with the Tom Fazio-designed Raptor Course having hosted the PGA Tour Frys.com Open from 2007-2009. The Talon Course features in Golf Magazine’s prestigious list of the “Top 100 You Can Play in the U.S.” for daily fee courses.
  • Quintero Golf Club - Ranked number one in the Phoenix-Scottsdale area by both Golf Digest and Golfweek in their ‘Best Public Course’ lists, this Rees Jones-designed course fully deserves its accolades. Quintero is a great test for all golfers, with tees ranging from 5,800 to 7,200-yards, generous landing areas, and slick, multi-tiered bent grass greens.
  • Sunridge Canyon Golf Club - one of the best value, premier daily-fee golf club offerings available in the area.  Designed by Keith Foster, enjoy the thrilling string of finishing holes, dubbed the “Wicked Six”, which are among the best golf experiences in Arizona.
  • Mirabel Golf Club - This stunning Tom Fazio 7,147 yard, par-71 course is an exceptional example of the outstanding quality, craftsmanship, and beauty that are the hallmarks of Mr. Fazio's global reputation. Above all, he designs to create a unique golf experience for each player that is challenging, enjoyable, and memorable.
  • Gainey Ranch Golf Club - The Gainey Ranch Golf Club experience is Scottsdale golf taken to a whole new level. The  Scottsdale golf club boasts great holes of golf designed by Michael Poellot, the former chief architect for Robert Trent Jones Jr. His craftsmanship has more than lived up to his reputation in designing each of Gainey Ranch’s golf courses. Each of the three distinct nine-hole courses offers a different experience for players of all skill levels. 
  • Legend Trail Golf Club - When the architect Rees Jones created the golf course at Legend Trail Golf Club, he created a course that brings out the Old West-style of Scottsdale as well as a challenging yet fair test of golf. The golf course at the Legend Trail Golf Club features generous fairways.  Panoramas include local sites like Black Mountain, Pinnacle Peak, and Lone Mountain.  A round at Legend Trail Golf Club gives all levels of golfer a limitless choice of shot-making possibilities.
  • Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club - Located within the Ak-Chin Indian Reservation,  the Ak-Chin Southern Dunes course is ranked in the Top-5 ‘Best Courses to Play in Arizona’ by Golf Monthly. A Fred Couples and Schmidt-Curley designed course with distinct links feel, it has hosted numerous US Open qualifiers and regional amateur and PGA events.

Phoenix-Scottsdale Professional Sports

For sports fans, Phoenix is home to 4 Major League sports teams plus a professional WNBA team. The Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB) play their home games at Chase Field. The Phoenix Suns play in the NBA's Pacific Division and play their games at Talking Stick Resort Arena. The Arizona Cardinals are a professional football team (NFL) based in Phoenix and play at State Farm Stadium and the Arizona Coyotes are a professional hockey league team based in Glendale. The Phoenix Mercury is a professional women's basketball team (WNBA) based in Phoenix and also plays at Talking Stick Resort Arena. Baseball fans can also enjoy Cactus League spring training baseball in the Phoenix area. With 10 facilities hosting 15 teams, the Phoenix area has the greatest concentration of professional baseball facilities found anywhere in the U.S.  

Scottsdale Transportation

Scottsdale's free trolley system connects with the Valley Metro's transit system, providing easy access to the greater Phoenix metro area. Scottsdale has four free trolley routes to help you get around town: Camelback Road RouteDowntown TrolleyNeighborhood Trolley, and Miller Road Trolley. The Scottsdale Municipal Airport is a single-runway airport located in North Scottsdale used primarily for corporate and transient aviation traffic and is one of the busiest single-runway airports in the country. The closest major airport serving Scottsdale is Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, located about 14 miles from the center of town.

Scottsdale, Arizona FAQs  

  • What is Scottsdale known for? 
    Scottsdale is internationally known for fine resorts and spas, exceptional restaurants, superior shopping, art galleries, designer golf courses, upscale nightclubs, and country club living.  
  • Is it expensive to live in Scottsdale? 
    Scottsdale's housing expenses are 44% higher than the national average and the utility prices are 8% lower than the national average. Transportation expenses like bus fares and gas prices are 2% higher than the national average. Scottsdale has grocery prices that are 5% higher than the national average.
  • What is the nicest area of Scottsdale? 
    North Scottsdale is an ideal area for those who want the finer things in life. It's as good a place for those on their way up as well as for those who've already made it, with some impressive neighborhoods that really stand out. ... If you're looking for the best neighborhoods in the Scottsdale area, you'll find them here.
  • What food is Arizona famous for? 
    Arizona’s only official state food is its state fish, the Apache trout. However, the state does have some unofficial state foods, in particular the chimichanga. Chimichangas, otherwise known as deep-fried burritos, are an Arizona favorite that reflects the state’s Mexican-American culture.
  • Does it get cold in Scottsdale AZ? 
    The cool season is from November 20 to February 27, with an average daily high temperature below 73°F. The coldest day of the year is December 28, with an average low of 44°F and a high of 65°F. Scottsdale can get cool at night, but by most American standards, it would never be called cold. 
  • How close is Sedona to Scottsdale?
     2 hr 1 min (124.6 mi) via I-17 S
  • How far is Scottsdale from Phoenix? 
    23 min (13.0 mi) via AZ-202/AZ-202Loop E
  • What drink is Arizona known for?
    Lemonade is officially Arizona's state drink 
  • Which airport do you fly into for Scottsdale AZ? The closest airport to Scottsdale is Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (5.8 mi). Another nearby airport is Phoenix Phoenix-Mesa Gateway (19.71 mi)  

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Whether you are interested in homes in the best planned communities in Scottsdale or it's time to list your current property, Cathy offers the kind of knowledge, skills, dedication, and personalized service you need. Cathy's personal approach to the real estate process allows her to connect with her clients and uncover the perfect home in the right neighborhood. A skilled negotiator, Cathy will get you the best deal on your new home. If you are looking to sell, Cathy is committed to getting your home sold quickly for top dollar, with most of her listings selling within 7 days or less. As your agent, Cathy will protect your best interests, advocate for you, negotiate on your behalf, keep you informed and up-to-date, and be your trusted guide and advisor every step of the way. 

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