Relocating to the Amarillo Area
The housing market remains strong making it ideal to relocate here and make Amarillo your new home. Feel free to search on the above tool to find what you are looking for, whether it is a starter home or just room to roam. Let us help you!
Amarillo's Diverse Economy
The list shown below of our top employeres for Amarillo are in no way a full respresentation of employers. The Amarillo area was ranked #17 for Best Performing United States City out of 179 metropolitan areas across the United States for "Small Cities" by the Milken Institute.
Just outside the city of Amarillo is Palo Duro Canyon with over 26,000 Acres. Making it the second biggest Canyon in the United States. The Canyon is 120 miles, 20 miles wide, and more than 800 feet deep. The elevation at the rim is 3,500 above sea level.
Things to Do
- Amarillo Sod Poodles AA Baseball Stadium - Farm team to the MLB team Arizona Diamondbacks
- Amarillo Dusters Football
- Amarillo Bulls Hockey
- One of the last DRIVE-IN Theaters
- World of Wonderland - Amusement Park
- Palo Duro Canyon
- Several private Golf Courses with Country Clubs, Pools & Dining as well as public Golf Courses.
Dining
Dining in the panhandle has fabulous places to dine whether you are looking for a great steakhouses, mexican food, italian or a good old fashion hamburger.
We have nationwide chain restaurants:
- Logans Roadhouse
- Outback Steakhouse
- Chili's
- Applebee's
- Texas Roadhouse
- Olive Garden
- Abuelo's Mexican Food
- Buffalo Wild Wings
We also have local restaurants that are truly unique:
- Kabuki Romanza Japanese Steakhouse
- Blue Sky
- Pascaraz Italian Restaurant
- Joe Tacos
- Taco's Garcia
- J's Bar & Grill
Education
The school districts in the Amarillo area are Amarillo ISD, Canyon ISD
and Bushland ISD.
The colleges are Amarillo College and West Texas A&M University.