If your working life has one fixed destination, that destination is the most useful thing to search a metro by — and almost nothing lets you do it.
Each guide below counts what is actually within reach of one large employer: how many homes for sale sit inside 15, 20, 30 and 45 minutes, what the median asking price is inside the 30-minute band, and which areas that inventory is concentrated in. The numbers come from live listings and this site's own travel model, so they change as the market does.
TSMC's Arizona campus sits at 5088 West Innovation Circle in north Phoenix. Fab 21 is in production, a second fab is nearing completion and a third is under construction, with six planned at full build-out — a large workforce arriving in an area many of them do not know.
See the commute breakdown →Intel's Ocotillo campus in south Chandler is the company's largest Arizona site and anchors the southeast valley's semiconductor cluster.
See the commute breakdown →ASU's Tempe campus is one of the metro's largest single employment sites, and unusually well served by light rail — which makes it one of the few Phoenix destinations where a non-driving commute is genuinely practical.
See the commute breakdown →Sky Harbor sits almost exactly at the metro's geographic centre, which makes it both a large employer in its own right and a useful reference point for anyone who travels frequently for work.
See the commute breakdown →Mayo Clinic's Phoenix campus sits in the far northeast valley, a location that makes commute direction matter more than usual — the practical catchment is very different from a circle drawn around it.
See the commute breakdown →Banner's central Phoenix academic hospital runs shift patterns that put a large share of its staff on the road outside normal peak hours, which changes what a realistic commute radius looks like.
See the commute breakdown →A guide appears here only when there is enough live inventory near that employer to say something true about it. If one you expect is missing, it is because the data does not currently support the page — not because the employer was overlooked.