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The city of Buckeye, Arizona has consistently been considered the fastest growing city in America.  It was founded by Thomas Clanton. The original Buckeye was built around downtown's main street, Monroe Avenue. The first neighborhoods spread out from Monroe Avenue along First through Tenth streets and other cross streets. 

Development in the Buckeye, Arizona Valley received its first great boost with the construction of the Buckeye Canal.  Because of the significance of the canal, over time, the town became known as Buckeye.

Advances in transportation put Buckeye, Arizona on the map. In 2004 through 2007, the town of Buckeye Arizona saw a tremendous increase in new home construction.  Due to the boom in the Phoenix, Arizona metropolitan area, the town of Buckeye, Arizona was rapidly being over built.  This was one of the only locations that reasonable and affordable housing could be found during the boom of 2004. 

Due to a high amount of property foreclosures and short sales, Buckeye Arizona continues to be a location where you can find a home for a spectacular price.  Many investors flock to this area, as they are able to purchase homes for less than 75K and still have positive cash flow every month.  There are endless investment opportunities at present in Buckeye Arizona.

After the development in Buckeye, Arizona began we started to see the creation of Verrado, a master-planned community located along Verrado Way north of Interstate 10. This new development is highly regarded around the Phoenix area and across the United States.

A popular recreation destination in Buckeye is the Buckeye Hills Recreation Area.  Buckeye offers opportunities for hiking and biking. Bird watchers will delight at the Arlington and Robbins Butte wildlife areas, and trails there also offer glimpses of native desert animals. The Buckeye Museum holds a trove of local history, and you can drive a stretch of historic Route 80, southern sister of historic Route 66. Buckeye's airport offers skydiving lessons and flight instruction. Visit the Chamber office for a Historic Downtown Driving Tour booklet and a host of other information. Buckeye is home to the Pioneer Days Festival in March.