Phoenix Shul Map
The North Central Phoenix corridor along 7th Street is the city's Orthodox spine — Beth Joseph, Young Israel, Ohr HaTorah and Ahavat Israel within blocks of each other, Chabad centers north and east, and its own Phoenix Community Eruv.
- 8 shuls
- 9 kosher stores, dining, mikvahs & schools
- Median home $476,100
- Eruv: how to check →
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- Walking radius (approx.)
Kosher markets 1
- Imperial Market & Deli · Arizona's largest kosher market, on Glendale Avenue just north of the 7th Street shuls.
Mikvahs 1
- Phoenix Community Mikvah · (602) 282-0307.
Day schools 5
- Torah Day School of Phoenix · Coed · grades Pre-K–8
- Phoenix Hebrew Academy · Coed · grades Pre-K–8
- Cheder Lubavitch Arizona · Coed · grades 1–8
- Shearim Torah High School · Girls · grades 9–12
- Yeshiva High School of Arizona · Boys · grades 9–12
Kosher dining 2
- LaBella Pizzeria · Dairy, Chalav Yisrael.
- Segal's Kosher Foods · Meat.
Price range
$$
Median home value $476,100 · 60% of households rent
Homes & apartments in Phoenix
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Phoenix Community Eruv. Status line, coverage and the official map, checked 29 September 2026.
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About Phoenix
Phoenix’s Orthodox community centers on the North Central corridor, where 7th Street between Bethany Home Road and Glendale Avenue carries six shuls within a short distance of each other. Beth Joseph Congregation on East Bethany Home Road is the long-established anchor of Orthodox Phoenix. Young Israel of Phoenix and Ohr HaTorah Congregation both sit on North 7th Street, and Ahavat Israel is a few blocks north on East Glendale Avenue — a density that makes the corridor genuinely walkable on Shabbos.
Chabad is well represented across the metro: Congregation Beis Menachem on East Lincoln Drive serves the central area, and Chabad of North Phoenix sits considerably further north near Desert Ridge, reflecting how far the Valley’s Jewish population has spread. Greater Phoenix supports nine Jewish day schools serving over a thousand children K–12, several mikvaot, and more than a dozen kosher restaurants alongside kosher groceries and bakeries — infrastructure that has kept pace with a community growing on Sunbelt relocation.
Arizona’s school tuition organization tax-credit program meaningfully lowers day-school costs here, which families relocating from the Northeast consistently name as part of the math. Scottsdale, twenty minutes northeast, holds the metro’s other Orthodox concentration and is worth looking at alongside this one.
Note: North Central Phoenix has its own eruv, the Phoenix Community Eruv, which Ohr HaTorah describes as a joint project of the whole North Central Phoenix Orthodox community; the status hotline is 602-264-3788. It is not the Valley Eruv Project, whose published western boundary is SR-51. Source: Ohr HaTorah, checked 29 September 2026 — confirm before carrying, and follow your own rav.
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Frequently asked questions
How many shuls are in Phoenix?
Phoenix has 8 shuls on ShulMap: Beth Joseph Congregation, Young Israel of Phoenix, Ohr HaTorah Congregation, Ahavat Israel, Chabad of North Phoenix, Congregation Beis Menachem, Ohr Achdut, Shaarei Tzion Ohel Bracha.
What is Phoenix like for an observant family?
The North Central Phoenix corridor along 7th Street is the city's Orthodox spine — Beth Joseph, Young Israel, Ohr HaTorah and Ahavat Israel within blocks of each other, Chabad centers north and east, and its own Phoenix Community Eruv.
Are there Orthodox synagogues in Phoenix?
Yes — shul is the traditional term for synagogue, and Phoenix has 8 Orthodox synagogues listed on ShulMap, each mapped with the kosher amenities and housing around it.
What county is Phoenix in?
Phoenix is in Maricopa County, Arizona — one of the most populous counties in the United States. The Orthodox community is concentrated in North Central Phoenix, largely along the 7th Street corridor between Bethany Home Road and Glendale Avenue, with Scottsdale's community about twenty minutes northeast.
What is the Jewish population of Phoenix?
Greater Phoenix's Jewish population is commonly estimated at well over 100,000 and has grown substantially through Sunbelt relocation and retirement migration. The Orthodox share is a smaller but expanding part of that, split between the North Central Phoenix corridor and Scottsdale. These are community estimates, not census counts.
Where is the Orthodox community in Phoenix?
The core is North Central Phoenix along 7th Street. Beth Joseph Congregation on East Bethany Home Road is the long-established anchor, joined by Young Israel of Phoenix and Ohr HaTorah on North 7th Street and Ahavat Israel on East Glendale Avenue, with Ohr Achdut and Shaarei Tzion Ohel Bracha also on North 7th Street — six shuls within a short distance of each other. Congregation Beis Menachem on East Lincoln Drive and Chabad of North Phoenix serve the Chabad community, the latter well to the north near Desert Ridge.
Is there an eruv in Phoenix?
Yes — the Phoenix Community Eruv, which Ohr HaTorah describes as a joint project of the entire North Central Phoenix Orthodox community. Its status hotline is 602-264-3788. It is a different eruv from the Valley Eruv Project, which serves Scottsdale and parts of Phoenix east of SR-51. Source: Ohr HaTorah's visitor page, checked 29 September 2026 — confirm the status before every Shabbos, and follow your own rav.
How much does a home cost in Phoenix?
The US Census median home value for ZIP 85014, which covers Phoenix, is $476,100 (American Community Survey, 2020–2024, as valued by owners), and 60% of households there rent. That is a ZIP-wide figure, and asking prices today usually run higher — on ShulMap Phoenix sits in the $$ band relative to nearby communities.
Where can I find housing in Phoenix?
Use the apartment and home search on this page to see current listings in Phoenix. Walking distances to shuls are approximate — confirm what's comfortable for your family.
Walking distance: Walking-distance circles are approximate and do not assert a halachic standard. Confirm what is walkable for you locally.
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