Cochise, AZ

Cochise County is located in the northeast corner of Arizona and has a population of just over 100,000 people. The county was formed in 1912 and is named after the Cochise Apache tribe. The county seat is Bisbee.

Real estate in Cochise County is primarily rural with a few small towns scattered throughout the area. There are a number of large ranches and cattle operations, as well as some smaller vineyards and orchards. The most popular type of real estate in Cochise County is land for ranching or farming, although there are also some nice homes available for sale in the smaller towns.

The economy in Cochise County is based largely on agriculture, with cattle being the primary commodity produced. However, tourism has become an important part of the local economy over recent years, with visitors coming to see the beautiful scenery and enjoy the country lifestyle. There are several attractions located within Cochise County, including Bisbee Mining Museum, Fort Bowie National Historic Site, Dragoon Mountains National Monument and Fort Huachuca Military Reservation.