10 Most Expensive Cities to Live in Arizona

4. Sedona

Sedona is widely renowned for its art community. New age shops, galleries, and spas are around every corner in this small desert community. Apart from its unconventional community, Sedona boasts refreshingly mild climate which has attracted most of its newer residents in the first place. Surrounded by pine forests and red rocks mostly found in Grand Canyon, Sedona doesn’t lack its share of picturesque landscapes. In fact, Red Rock State Park is just around the corner, and so is Slide Rock State Park on the opposite side of town. Now, living in Sedona is slightly more expensive given the slightly higher cost of living index overall. Housing index, however, is what pushes these prices the most.