South Komelik, AZ


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South Komelik, AZ

About South Komelik, AZ

Living in South Komelik, AZ is like stepping into a wild west movie. With its stunning red rock cliffs, lush green fields and wide open desert canyons, the area has a rugged beauty that never fails to amaze. The small town of South Komelik has plenty of local charm with friendly locals, great restaurants and plenty of places to explore. It's a great place for outdoor enthusiasts, as there are plenty of trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding. The climate is typically mild year-round so it's easy to enjoy the natural surroundings. Whether you're looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life or just want to relax and take in the beauty of nature, South Komelik has something for everyone. Mid-sized city/College town - South-central Arizona, 60 miles north of the Mexican border.

State: Arizona
County: Pima County
Metro Area: Tucson Metro Area
City: South Komelik
Zip Codes: No Zip Codes Here.
Cost of Living:
Time zone: Mountain Standard Time (no daylight savings time)
Elevation: 2555 ft above sea level

Tucson is a large and growing Sun Belt city known for its attractive setting, pleasant climate, and cosmopolitan nature. It attracts retirees and a younger crowd. The area consists of an attractive, modern downtown with a small historic district, surrounded by suburbs laid out in a grid. The University of Arizona, about a mile north of the downtown, brings college-town feel (particularly on football weekends and during the basketball season). Tall, forested mountains surround the city up to an elevation of 9,000 feet. Into the mountains are numerous planned communities and higher-priced homes, many around golf courses.

The economy is mainly supported by the university, retirees, and high tech-industry. Several large companies including IBM, Raytheon, Intuit, and Texas Instruments have facilities in the area. Some of these businesses have proven to be cyclical in the past but are doing reasonably well now. The cost of living has been rising and is now above the U.S. average, and home prices have escalated rapidly.

The climate is close to ideal. The high altitude moderates the desert heat while the southerly location and dry surroundings moderate winter influences and create a generally pleasant atmosphere. The arts and culture scene is strong for a city its size. On the downside, the crime rate is persistently high, and some sprawl issues including relatively long commutes, poor air quality and areas of bland housing and commercial infrastructure are evident.

Located at the foot of the Catalina Mountains, Tucson lies in a broad, flat valley with many dry riverbeds and washes. The soil is sandy, and vegetation is mostly brush, cacti, and small trees. The climate is mid-altitude arid, characterized by a long hot season from April to October. Temperatures above 90 prevail from May through September, with 100 degree-plus temperatures an average of 41 days per year. Humidity is low and diurnal temperature ranges are high, often over 30 degrees F. Summer thunderstorms, which can flood otherwise dry washes, produce 50% of annual precipitation. Pacific storms provide more steady rain from December through March. Snow may fall in higher mountains, but is infrequent in the city. Clear, sunny days are commonplace with some dust and haze at times. First freeze is late November, last is late February.

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South Komelik Cost of Living

High desert climate, arts & culture, and attractive setting make South Komelik a great place to live.

$133,000
-154.2% lower than avg
$49,063
-40.7% lower than avg
5.4 / 8.4
Comfort Index
summer/winter
South Komelik Crime
50.2 / 100
Crime is ranked on a scale of 1 (low) to 100 (high). US average: 35.4
Minimum annual income
To live comfortably in South Komelik, Arizona
$25,560
for a family
$35,600
for a single person
Pros & Cons of South Komelik
   High desert climate
High crime rates
   Arts & culture
Growth and sprawl
   Attractive setting
Economic cycles
Cost of Living