Destyn Moreno · The AZ Real Estate Go-To Girl
Deep-dive guides to the historic districts I know best: their stories, their architecture, and what it's really like to call each one home.
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Roosevelt Historic District
The first neighborhood Phoenix ever named a historic district. Its story, its bungalows, the Roosevelt Row arts scene next door, and what it takes to call it home.
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Oakland Historic District
The houses the railroad built, at the working edge of downtown Phoenix. Brick bungalows, a namesake judge, and one of the last working-class historic neighborhoods downtown has left.
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Fairview Place Historic District
The neighborhood named for a view, and the view was the State Fair. 342 modest, well-built historic homes just outside downtown, and one of the most attainable historic districts left in Phoenix.
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Alvarado Historic District
Dwight and Maie Heard's palm-lined estate neighborhood on Central Avenue, home to grand 1920s mansions, the Lester DeMund House, and the legacy that became the Heard Museum.
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