Indian Wells, AZ

Indian Wells is a city located in Maricopa County, Arizona, United States. According to the 2010 census, the population of Indian Wells was 21,839. The city is named after the nearby Indian Wells Valley which was originally settled by the Pima people. The valley was later explored and claimed by General James O. Butler in 1876 during his search for water resources for his troops during the Apache Wars.

The area that would become Indian Wells was first settled by the Pima people around 1300 AD. In 1876, General James O. Butler discovered and claimed the valley as part of his search for water resources during the Apache Wars. The town of Indian Wells began to grow rapidly in the early 1900s due to its natural springs and its location near Phoenix and Tucson. Today, Indian Wells is a popular tourist destination due to its many luxury resorts and golf courses as well as its close proximity to Phoenix and Tucson.

Real estate in Indian Wells is typically expensive due to its close proximity to major metropolitan areas such as Phoenix and Tucson as well as its many luxury resorts and golf courses. However, there are a number of affordable housing options available in Indian Wells if you are looking for a place to call home while you are visiting town or if you are planning on making Indian Wells your permanent home.