- Brian Norris
When first moving to Washington, D.C., I didn't know many people outside of the office. InterNations has changed that with some exciting events.
Living in Tempe
Tempe, formerly known as Hayden’s Ferry, is situated in Maricopa County, Arizona, near to Phoenix and Scottsdale. The city is home to Arizona State University, and due to the large student population, Tempe has a vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere, especially at night when the downtown Mill Avenue district and the adjacent Lakeside Development really come alive. Leading chain stores and specialty shops, as well as several entertainment venues make downtown Tempe the place to visit by day and night. And with over one hundred restaurants in this area alone, expats living in Tempe should never be bored with the menus and cuisine on offer! By joining InterNations, expatriates in Tempe are able to locate and network with leading academics, business executives and global minds who share the similar interests and know what it is like to life and work abroad.
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Moving to Tempe
Tempe is only ten minutes away from the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, and close to four major freeways, making the city a very convenient place to live and work in. The Tempe in Motion bus routes are popular with residents, and the new Metro light rail system links Tempe with Phoenix and Mesa, making business travel between the neighboring cities very easy and convenient. Tempe has some 165 miles of designated cycling and walking/jogging paths within its city limits, including the beautiful waterfront area. The Arizona State University, meanwhile, is the largest public university in the United States and has many sporting and cultural venues on campus, including the ASU Gammage Auditorium, a theater designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Relocating to Tempe can nevertheless be quite daunting and problems may arise which call for advice from those with experience of the relocation process to the United States and Arizona. As a member of InterNations, an expatriate moving to Tempe can call upon the friendly, online InterNations community for help with specific relocation problems. And for more general queries, InterNations content section, including the Expat Magazine, covers a wide range of topics relevant not only for expats in Tempe.
Working in Tempe
Tempe is home to many businesses and corporations with links to the Arizona State University and its leading technological research programs, including such fields as aerospace, nanotechnology, solar energy research, and software development and manufacturing. Leading Fortune 500 corporations with a facility in Tempe include Microsoft and US Airways. Tempe is a progressive city, and offers expats working in Tempe a high standard of living, excellent transport and communication links. With a range of properties in the city, from modern apartments at the waterfront and around Mills Avenue, to detached properties available for rental or purchase, finding suitable real estate should not be difficult for an expatriate working in Tempe. And once settled, then the InterNations website gives expats in Temple plenty opportunity to locate other expatriates for business and pleasure, including members living in Tempe and beyond.
- Brian Norris
When first moving to Washington, D.C., I didn't know many people outside of the office. InterNations has changed that with some exciting events.
- Caroline Stiles
In such an international city such as Washington, D.C. InterNations holds great events for everyone to network and enjoy themselves.
