AZIQUE is more than a name; it is a symbol of Arizona’s unique beauty, history, and prestige, crafted to represent the finest in real estate and luxury living.
AZIQUE is a fusion of “AZ” (Arizona) and “Unique”, a name that captures the rare and exceptional qualities that make Arizona one of the most desirable places to live. From breathtaking estates to stunning landscapes, AZIQUE is the essence of exclusive living in the heart of the desert.
AZIQUE: More Than a Name, It’s a Statement
Your home is more than just an address—it’s a reflection of your lifestyle, aspirations, and achievements.
Arizona’s Sonoran Desert is one of the lushest deserts on Earth. You'll see wildflowers, towering saguaros, and vibrant green palo verde trees — especially stunning after a monsoon or winter rain.
From Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West to ultra-modern hillside estates in Paradise Valley, Arizona is a playground for architectural lovers — blending earth, light, and geometry in breathtaking harmony.
Start your morning hiking in cactus-dotted warmth and end your evening in the snowy pines of Flagstaff or the cool pine forests of Payson. Arizona has 6+ climate zones — more than most states.
Local coffee shops are part of the lifestyle: Fourtillfour for vintage Porsche lovers, Cartel for creatives, Berdena’s for quiet charm. Many become second offices for entrepreneurs and remote creatives.
Locals hike Camelback before 7am, do yoga in McDowell Sonoran Preserve, or meditate on boulders under sunset skies. You don’t need a gym when the mountains call daily.
Greater Phoenix Metropolitan Area (including Maricopa County), with over 5 million residents, boasts the lowest population density for a city of its size on Earth. Unlike other major metropolitan areas that are packed with towering structures and limited living space, Greater Phoenix spreads outward, not upward. This creates an expansive, open environment where residents enjoy a sense of freedom and privacy rarely found in urban settings.
Moreover, Arizona has the highest per capita square footage of living space in the entire United States—approximately 270 square feet per person, compared to the national average of 100 square feet. To put this in perspective, cities like New York, Chicago, Boston, and Seattle provide only 60-70 square feet per capita. This abundance of space allows for larger homes, expansive lots, and breathtaking estates, offering the ultimate in comfort and exclusivity.
Nice to meet you! I’m Katrina Golikova, and I believe you landed here for a reason.
I help my clients to reach their real estate goals through thriving creative solutions and love to share my knowledge.
