Casa Grande Arizona Real Estate Market Report — July 2026
Casa Grande Arizona Real Estate enters July 2026 in a standoff. Closed medians are holding in the $329,000 to $338,000 band, up about 4 percent year-over-year on a mix of newer, larger homes… but the value index just turned negative at 1.8 percent below last year, and the spread between the median list price (near $360,000) and the median closed price is the widest of the year. Over half of active listings have cut price, days on market is stretching toward 60 to 85, and Casa Grande new construction builders are still stacking incentives into the summer slowdown. Sellers are anchored to spring numbers; buyers are getting paid to wait them out.
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What Does the July 2026 Market Snapshot Show?
Median Sale Price $329K to $338K ▲ About 4% YoY |
Average Sale Price About $360,000 → Stable |
Price / Sq Ft $174 to $188 ▼ Slightly down YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 50 to 80 ▼ Below last summer’s pace |
Active Listings About 600 ▼ Double digits YoY |
Days on Market 60 to 85 ▲ Lengthening YoY |
Sale-to-List 96% to 98% → Stable |
Months of Supply 8 to 10 → Buyer-leaning |
How Are Casa Grande Homes for Sale Priced in July 2026?
The headline for July is the gap. Casa Grande homes for sale are closing at a median of $329,000 to $338,000, up about 4 percent year-over-year on the closed-sale side… but the median LIST price is sitting near $360,000, and the home value index just went negative at 1.8 percent below last year. That list-to-close spread is the widest of 2026. Price-per-square-foot is holding in the $174 to $188 range, with the newer master-planned communities (Villago, Arroyo Grande, Mission Royale) still commanding premiums over the older central and east-side stock.
Volume and velocity confirm the summer slowdown. Monthly closings are running roughly 50 to 80 depending on the weekly cut, below last summer’s pace, and days on market has stretched to 60 to 85. Active inventory is holding near 600 resale listings, still down double digits from a year ago as discretionary sellers stay on the sidelines, and over 55 percent of the listings that remain have taken at least one price reduction. Sale-to-list is holding in the 96 to 98 percent range. Net read: the sellers still in the market are the motivated ones, and Casa Grande homes for sale that are priced at the comp on day one are the only ones moving inside 60 days. Everything priced to spring comps is re-pricing or withdrawing.
Casa Grande AZ Real Estate by Zip Code
Casa Grande AZ real estate spans four zip codes, three deliverable and one PO Box. Each anchors a different chunk of the city with distinct buyer demographics and price points:
- 85122 (Central, East, Downtown Casa Grande): The largest zip by population and listing count. Median sale price runs near $320,000 to $330,000… anchors the Villago master-planned community, Arroyo Grande by Scott Communities, downtown Casa Grande, Casa Grande Vista, McCartney Center, McCartney Ranch, and Cottonwood Ranch. Most buyer traffic and most new-construction inventory sits here.
- 85193 (West, Industrial Corridor): Median sale price near $340,000. Holds the Frito-Lay plant (1450 W Maricopa-Casa Grande Hwy), Lucid Motors plant access, the Mission Royale 55+ golf community, Desert Sky Ranch, and the newer phases pushing west toward the I-8/I-10 interchange.
- 85194 (South): Median sale price near $310,000. Smaller transaction count, but contains rural ranchette parcels (Indian Valley Ranchettes), active builder inventory at Ghost Hollow Estates, and lower per-square-foot pricing for buyers wanting land.
- 85130 (PO Box): Non-deliverable zip used for PO Box mail only; no resale activity attached.
Which Casa Grande Neighborhoods Should Buyers Target?
Casa Grande is a mix of long-established 1980s and 1990s neighborhoods plus newer master-planned communities built between 2003 and 2026. Most active inventory and new construction sits in the central and west parts of the city. Below are the verified subdivisions where Casa Grande Arizona Real Estate buyers consistently focus their search, each confirmed against current published addresses inside Casa Grande city limits.
Villago
Casa Grande’s largest active master-planned community with lakes, greenbelts, picnic areas, and a middle school. Built 2006-2023 by K. Hovnanian and Richmond American. Note: CFD tax assessment runs about $400 to $500 annually on top of regular property taxes.
Mission Royale
The signature 55+ active adult golf community in Casa Grande. 1,292 single-family homes built 2003-2026 by Meritage, D.R. Horton, and Starlight. 18-hole golf course, 15,000 sq ft clubhouse, fitness center, pickleball, tennis, two pools.
Arroyo Grande
New Scott Communities single-family community at 1184 E Ridgerock St. ENERGY STAR Certified plans, RV and 3-car garages available, 1,562 to 3,498 sq ft. Strong Lucid Motors employee demand because of the short factory commute.
Desert Sky Ranch
Richmond American single-family community built 2001-2023. Tranquil desert setting on the west side, 1,241 to 3,290 sq ft homes, family-oriented buyers attracted by affordability and elementary school access.
McCartney Ranch
North-side neighborhood off Rodeo and Trekkel. Semi-custom homes by Nicholas Homes (west) and Capital Pacific (east), with full custom homes flanking the south and west sides. Anchors McCartney Ranch Elementary (ADE FY25 A grade).
Cottonwood Ranch
Family-oriented mix of single-family and townhomes. Tree-lined streets, established 1990s-2000s product, and consistent buyer demand from working families priced out of Chandler and Maricopa.
McCartney Center
Located at Peart and McCartney just off I-10 exit 190. 25-minute drive to Chandler, 10 minutes to downtown Casa Grande shopping. Working-family and commuter buyer profile.
Casa Grande Vista
Mature east-side neighborhood at the affordable end of the market. Smaller floor plans and entry-level pricing for first-time buyers, with recent medians running in the $280s.
Indian Valley Ranchettes
Rural acreage in south Casa Grande zoned GR (General Rural). Manufactured homes, horse property, hobby farms, and custom builds permitted. Parcels typically 1 to 4-plus acres with mountain and desert views.
Downtown Casa Grande
The historic core around Florence Boulevard. Smaller lots, older detached homes, and the only walkable retail district in the city. New workforce apartments are under construction here, the first downtown multi-family product since 2006.
All addresses verified inside Casa Grande city limits, zip codes 85122, 85130, 85193, and 85194. Other neighborhoods active in the market this month include Mountain View Ranch, Casa Verde Estates, Arroyo Vista (KB Home), Gila Buttes (D.R. Horton), and Ghost Hollow Estates (LGI Homes).
Casa Grande’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
Casa Grande sits within Pinal County… the fastest-growing county in Arizona by population and the heart of the I-10 manufacturing corridor. Buyers comparing Casa Grande Arizona Real Estate consistently also look at these neighboring cities in the Pinal County Growth Corridor and the southern East Valley:
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Pinal County is Arizona’s manufacturing and logistics engine, spanning Casa Grande, Maricopa, Florence, Coolidge, Eloy, San Tan Valley, and Apache Junction. Median price points run $250,000 to $400,000 across the county, with the biggest job-growth tailwinds in the I-10 corridor.
▶Pinal County Real Estate Guide◀Which Schools Serve Casa Grande?
Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades release (April 15, 2026), Casa Grande is served by two primary public school districts. Casa Grande Elementary District (CGESD, K-8) earned a C grade at the district LEA level, and Casa Grande Union High School District (CGUHSD, 9-12) earned an A grade. Two strong public charter options operate in the city: ASU Preparatory Academy Casa Grande (A grade) and Legacy Traditional School Casa Grande (B grade).
Casa Grande Elementary District (CGESD)… C-Rated District (with A-grade standouts)
CGESD operates 14 schools serving Casa Grande K-8 students. The district LEA grade is C, but individual school performance varies sharply. McCartney Ranch Elementary School is the top performer in the district per the ADE FY25 release, earning an A grade with 83.30 points earned out of 100. Four additional schools (Cholla, Ironwood, Mesquite, Cottonwood) earned B grades. The Center for Online and Innovative Learning earned a B at 62.95 out of 90 points. Buyers prioritizing K-8 school placement should confirm exact attendance boundaries before writing an offer… boundary lines move and the difference between an A school and a C school in CGESD can be one street.
Casa Grande Union High School District (CGUHSD)… A-Rated District
CGUHSD operates two traditional high schools, both with strong ADE FY25 results. Vista Grande High School earned an A grade with 75.12 out of 100 total points and a 9.74 graduation rate score. Casa Grande Union High School earned a B grade with 74.38 out of 100 total points and a 9.23 graduation rate score. The district LEA grade of A places it among the stronger high school districts in Pinal County and Arizona statewide.
McCartney Ranch Elementary School
Per ADE FY25 official data, McCartney Ranch earned an A letter grade with 83.30 total points earned out of 100. Highest-rated traditional K-8 school in the CGESD system, anchoring the McCartney Ranch neighborhood north of I-10.
ADE FY25: A 83.30 PTS K-8Vista Grande High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Vista Grande earned an A letter grade with 75.12 total points earned and a 9.74 graduation rate score. Top-rated high school in Casa Grande, serving the west and south sides of the city.
ADE FY25: A 75.12 PTS GRAD 9.74Casa Grande Union High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Casa Grande Union High School earned a B letter grade with 74.38 total points earned and a 9.23 graduation rate score. Historic flagship high school serving central and east Casa Grande, opened 1921.
ADE FY25: B 74.38 PTS GRAD 9.23ASU Preparatory Academy Casa Grande
Per ADE FY25 official data, ASU Prep Casa Grande HS earned an A letter grade with 80.53 total points earned out of 90 eligible. Public charter affiliated with Arizona State University, K-12 hybrid model with strong college prep alignment.
ADE FY25: A 80.53 PTS K-12Additional CGESD schools rated B in the ADE FY25 release: Cholla Elementary (76.75 pts), Ironwood School (74.45 pts), Mesquite Elementary (70.78 pts), and Cottonwood Elementary (70.38 pts). Legacy Traditional School Casa Grande (public charter, K-8) earned a B grade with 81.56 points. Verify exact attendance zones with the relevant district before purchasing… CGESD operates 14 schools and boundaries shift periodically.
Source note: All letter grades on this page reflect the official Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F release (April 15, 2026), the most current state-issued data available. Third-party aggregators are secondary references only and do not override official ADE grades.
Is Casa Grande Safe?
Casa Grande’s safety profile is average for a mid-sized Arizona city of its population (about 68,000 residents) and considerably better than its raw population would suggest, given that the city serves as a regional commercial hub pulling in non-resident traffic from across the I-10 corridor. CrimeGrade rates Casa Grande at a C overall safety grade in the 50th percentile nationally. AreaVibes reports the overall crime rate is 9 percent below the national average, and year-over-year crime decreased 22.2 percent in the latest reported period.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in Casa Grande
Casa Grande is an incorporated city policed by a single primary agency: the Casa Grande Police Department (CGPD), headquartered at the Public Safety Facility, 373 East Val Vista Boulevard, Casa Grande, AZ 85122. CGPD has full jurisdiction inside the city limits and runs Patrol, Investigations, Narcotics, Traffic, K-9, Crime Scene, SWAT, and Community Policing units. Non-emergency dispatch is 520-421-8700. The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office (headquartered in Florence) provides backup and handles unincorporated Pinal County land adjacent to the city. The Arizona Department of Public Safety patrols Interstate 10, Interstate 8, and the state route system serving Casa Grande. This is a clean single-agency jurisdiction… no urban-village or CDP overlap issues to disclose.
Casa Grande Safety Snapshot
CrimeGrade overall grade with AreaVibes context. North and northeast neighborhoods rate as the safest sub-areas of the city.
Casa Grande’s crime profile follows a clear geographic pattern. The north and northeast neighborhoods (including parts of McCartney Ranch, the newer Villago phases, and Arroyo Grande) rank as the safest sub-areas, with violent-crime odds running about 1 in 364 annually. The central retail districts along Florence Boulevard show elevated raw counts because non-resident shoppers and visitors are factored in, not because residents are actually less safe there. South-side neighborhoods carry the highest residential violent-crime rate at about 1 in 133 annually. Property crime (mostly larceny and vehicle theft) is the dominant category… typical for any Arizona city with major retail anchors and freeway access.
Who Are the Major Employers Near Casa Grande?
Casa Grande’s economic story in 2026 is no longer “bedroom community for Phoenix” or “agricultural town between two metros.” The city has positioned itself as the manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare hub of the Pinal County Growth Corridor, with anchor employers on the west-side industrial corridor and along I-10. The Lucid Motors plant alone is projected to scale toward 6,000 jobs by 2030, with active hiring in July 2026 for production, materials handling, and engineering roles.
Top employers within commuting distance
For Phoenix commuters, downtown Phoenix is about 45 to 55 minutes door-to-door via I-10. Chandler and Gilbert tech-corridor employers run about 30 to 40 minutes. Tucson is roughly 60 minutes south. The bigger story is the inverse: Lucid Motors and the LG Energy Solution battery complex in Queen Creek are pulling Phoenix-metro workers SOUTH, reversing the traditional commuter flow and creating a structural demand floor under this market.
Is Casa Grande New Construction Worth It in July 2026?
Right now, Casa Grande new construction is where the leverage lives. Multiple builder communities are actively selling across the city, and with resale velocity slowing into the summer heat, builders are competing hard for every qualified buyer. Incentive packages this month still include rate buy-downs, flooring and option credits, and up to $15,000 toward closing costs with preferred lenders. Pricing spans the mid $200s for KB Home entry product through the mid $500s for top-of-range Scott Communities and Meritage plans.
- Arroyo Grande by Scott Communities (Selling): 1184 E Ridgerock St, Casa Grande, AZ 85122 ✅. Single-family from $356,990 to about $540,000. 21 floor plans, 3 to 6 bedrooms, ENERGY STAR Certified. RV and 3-car garage options. Heavy Lucid Motors employee interest.
- The Enclave at Mission Royale by Meritage Homes (Selling new phase): Mission Royale Parkway, Casa Grande, AZ 85194 ✅. 55+ Classic Series from the low $300s; Estate Series from the mid $300s to mid $400s. Golf course access, full Mission Royale amenity package.
- Arroyo Vista II by KB Home (Selling): Casa Grande, AZ 85122 ✅. Entry-level single-family from the mid $200s to high $300s. Highest-volume affordable product in the city this cycle, strong first-time buyer and Lucid factory-worker demand.
- Ghost Hollow Estates by LGI Homes (Selling): Casa Grande, AZ 85122 ✅. Four-bedroom plans from $369,900 into the mid $400s, with quick move-in inventory ready in 60 to 90 days and block fencing included on current releases.
- Gila Buttes by D.R. Horton (Selling, pricing on request): Casa Grande, AZ 85122 ✅. D.R. Horton’s Casa Grande footprint with multiple series across price points. Call for current quick-move-in inventory.
Important disclosure: The sales agent at the model home represents the builder, not you. Arizona law allows you to bring your own buyer’s agent at no extra cost… but you must register your agent on your FIRST visit to the model. Walk in alone, sign the registration card, and you have given up your right to buyer-side representation at that builder. Villago and Mission Royale also carry Community Facilities District (CFD) tax assessments of about $400 to $500 annually, layered on top of regular property tax. Always pull the CFD disclosure before signing. Considering Casa Grande new construction without your own representation is the single most expensive unforced error a buyer can make in this market.
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any model home, then connect with a dedicated buyer’s agent who can register with the builder on your behalf.
What Casa Grande Residents Say
Residents posting on public review platforms surface four consistent themes: affordability versus Phoenix and Tucson, friendly small-town feel, the Lucid Motors job-growth tailwind, and a real desire for more downtown dining and retail variety beyond the I-10 corridor box stores.
We moved here from Chandler when my husband got hired at the Lucid plant. Our payment dropped $900 a month for a brand-new home with no traffic on his commute. We don’t miss the East Valley at all.
Mission Royale was the easy pick for us after we sold in California. The clubhouse, the golf, the pickleball, and the price compared to Sun City Festival or Sun Lakes… we got more home for half the money and the people are wonderful.
Casa Grande is finally getting the restaurants and shopping it deserved. Downtown is changing fast. The schools at Vista Grande HS are excellent. My only complaint is the summer heat, but that’s everywhere in Arizona.
We bought in Villago because of the lakes and greenbelts for our kids. The CFD tax adds about $40 a month, but the community amenities make it worth it. We’re 15 minutes from everything in town and 45 minutes from Phoenix.
Why Casa Grande Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
Casa Grande is at the strategic center of the most significant economic shift in Arizona’s interior. The state’s manufacturing renaissance is not happening in Phoenix or Tucson… it is happening in the I-10 corridor between them, and Casa Grande is the anchor city of that corridor.
Key drivers supporting Casa Grande Arizona Real Estate include:
- Lucid Motors anchor employment… $700 million plant, 900,000 sq ft, scaling toward 6,000 direct jobs by 2030 with active hiring in July 2026
- Pinal County manufacturing corridor… LG Energy Solution’s $5.5 billion battery plant in Queen Creek, plus Kohler, Frito-Lay, Abbott, Hexcel, and Daisy Brand already operating in Casa Grande
- Interstate 10 + Interstate 8 connectivity… 45 to 55 minutes to downtown Phoenix, 60 minutes to Tucson, direct rail access via Union Pacific
- Affordability versus Phoenix metro… median sale price in the low-to-mid $330s vs $450,000-plus in comparable Maricopa County suburbs
- A-rated high school district… CGUHSD earned an A grade in the ADE FY25 official release, anchored by Vista Grande HS (A) and Casa Grande Union HS (B)
- Active new-construction supply… multiple builders selling with stacked incentives because resale volume has slowed
- Healthcare anchor… Banner Casa Grande Medical Center plus Sun Life Family Health Center and 25-plus specialty practices
- 55+ retirement demand floor… Mission Royale is the dominant Pinal County active-adult community at half the cost of comparable Sun City and Sun Lakes product
- Workforce housing pipeline… the first new downtown apartment buildings since 2006 are under construction, deepening the rental floor and supporting investor demand
- Drive48 workforce training partnership… Central Arizona College has graduated 2,000-plus students into advanced manufacturing roles, many of them working at Lucid
This is not a speculative play. Casa Grande Arizona Real Estate is a structural long-term demand market backed by hard-employment numbers, freeway infrastructure, healthcare investment, and affordability that the Phoenix and Tucson metros simply cannot match.
July 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: Over half of active listings have cut price, the value index is negative year-over-year, and builders are stacking incentives up to $15,000 in closing costs. July and August are the deepest-leverage months of the Arizona calendar. Negotiate everything: price, rate buy-down, repairs, closing costs.
- Sellers: The median list price is running about $25,000 above the median closed price. That gap is why over half of listings are cutting. Only homes priced AT the comp on day one are closing inside 60 days. If you don’t need to sell this summer, wait for the fall cut; if you do, price to closed comps, not to your neighbor’s asking price.
- Lucid employees: Arroyo Grande by Scott Communities and Arroyo Vista II by KB Home remain the two most aligned communities for short factory commutes. Both have inventory and both are negotiating.
- 55+ buyers: Mission Royale’s Meritage Enclave phase is the cleanest active product in the market. Compare against Sun Lakes, Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch (Florence), and PebbleCreek (Goodyear) before deciding.
- School-driven buyers: Target McCartney Ranch (A elementary) plus the Vista Grande HS feeder pattern (A high school). Confirm boundaries directly with CGESD before writing offers.
- Investors: The Lucid jobs ramp through 2030 plus the downtown workforce apartment pipeline support both rental floor and resale exit. Single-family rentals at $1,800 to $2,400 are running 95-plus percent occupancy in Villago, Arroyo Grande, and Cottonwood Ranch.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Casa Grande single-family median sale price is holding in the $329,000 to $338,000 band in the most recent monthly cuts, up about 4 percent year-over-year. About 600 homes are actively listed, still down double digits from last year, and median days on market is running 60 to 85 depending on the data cut.
Negotiation-heavy and buyer-leaning. Over half of active listings have taken a price reduction, sale-to-list is running about 96 percent, and closings are down sharply from last year. But inventory is also contracting as discretionary sellers withdraw, and Casa Grande new construction builders are stacking rate buy-downs and closing-cost credits. Buyers have leverage on terms; sellers who price correctly still close.
Three-bedroom single-family homes in Casa Grande typically trade between $280,000 and $360,000 depending on age, condition, and subdivision. Entry-level 3 bedroom resale product in Casa Grande Vista and Downtown starts in the $260s, while newer 3 bedroom builds in Villago and Arroyo Grande run $330,000 to $400,000.
Four-bedroom homes in Casa Grande typically trade between $340,000 and $440,000. New 4 bedroom builds start around $369,900 at Ghost Hollow Estates, while larger semi-custom 4 bedroom product in McCartney Ranch and top-series Arroyo Grande plans can reach $500,000 plus.
Casa Grande new construction spans the mid $200s (KB Home Arroyo Vista II entry plans) through the mid $500s (top Scott Communities Arroyo Grande plans). In July 2026 builders are actively negotiating: rate buy-downs, flooring credits, and packages up to $15,000 toward closing costs are on the table with preferred lenders.
Work with a dedicated local agent. Many of the best Casa Grande homes for sale move through agent networks, coming-soon pipelines, and builder release lists before they reach the national portals. A full-time Casa Grande specialist monitors off-market sellers, pre-listing inventory, and quick move-in builder releases daily, and that is exactly what our team does for buyers.
Only the best-priced ones. Roughly 11 percent of Casa Grande homes for sale closed above asking in the latest monthly cut, down from 17 percent a year ago. Turn-key homes priced at the comp in Villago, Arroyo Grande, and McCartney Ranch can still draw competing offers; everything else is negotiating below list.
Casa Grande AZ real estate is anchored by its own employment base instead of commuter demand. Lucid Motors, Frito-Lay, Abbott, Hexcel, Kohler, and two national distribution centers all operate inside the city, while the median price sits roughly $120,000 below comparable Maricopa County suburbs. You are buying into a manufacturing growth corridor, not a bedroom community.
Casa Grande AZ real estate sits between Maricopa and Florence on median price, typically within $10,000 to $20,000 of both. Maricopa runs slightly higher on Phoenix commuter demand; Florence runs lower because it sits further from the Lucid plant and the I-10 corridor anchors. All three trade against each other for the same Pinal County buyer pool.
Because this market has local traps a Phoenix generalist misses: CFD tax assessments in Villago and Mission Royale, builder registration rules that forfeit your representation rights, school boundary lines that change value street by street, and rural parcels with well and septic diligence. A dedicated Casa Grande realty specialist works these issues every week and prices against hyper-local comps, not metro averages.
Yes. A connected Casa Grande realty agent tracks expired listings, pre-foreclosure files, out-of-state owners, and builder cancellation inventory that never reaches public websites. In a market where over half of listings are cutting price, off-market sellers are often the most motivated of all.
Casa Grande Elementary District (K-8, ADE FY25 LEA grade C) and Casa Grande Union High School District (9-12, ADE FY25 LEA grade A). McCartney Ranch Elementary earned an A, Vista Grande High School earned an A, and Casa Grande Union High School earned a B in the official ADE FY25 release. Charter options include ASU Preparatory Academy Casa Grande (A) and Legacy Traditional School Casa Grande (B).
Casa Grande holds a C overall safety grade from CrimeGrade at the 50th percentile nationally, with an overall crime rate about 9 percent below the national average per AreaVibes. The north and northeast neighborhoods, including McCartney Ranch, newer Villago phases, and Arroyo Grande, rate as the safest sub-areas of the city.
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Casa Grande Business & Commercial Real Estate
Casa Grande’s commercial market is the most active in Pinal County, anchored by the I-10 industrial corridor, the Florence Boulevard retail spine, and the Banner Casa Grande Medical Center healthcare cluster. With Lucid Motors anchoring 900,000 sq ft of advanced manufacturing and a national distribution-center cluster (Walmart, Tractor Supply, PepsiCo Frito-Lay), industrial fundamentals are stronger here than in any comparable Pinal County submarket.
For commercial transactions and business sales, you need specialists… not residential agents handling commercial deals on the side. Here’s what’s actually moving in this market right now:
Office Lease Rates $18 to $24 NNN → Annual range |
Retail Lease Rates $20 to $32 NNN ▲ I-10 corridor |
Industrial Lease $0.85 to $1.20 SF → Monthly NNN |
Cap Rates Trading 6.5% to 8.5% → By asset class |
Active Listings 110-plus ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory 12M-plus SF → Across types |
For Sale Range $400K to $25M → Mixed |
Anchor Asset 900,000 SF → Lucid Motors |
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Coverage area: Zip codes 85122, 85130, 85193, and 85194, encompassing all incorporated Casa Grande city limits within Pinal County.
Data sources: Monthly closed-sale and active-listing data is compiled from local sales records and verified across multiple area data sources before publication. Public records, builder sales centers, and city planning documents are used for new construction figures and address verification. School ratings are drawn from the official Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades release (April 15, 2026). Crime data comes from CrimeGrade, AreaVibes, and FBI Uniform Crime Reports. Employer data is verified against City of Casa Grande Economic Development records and the Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce.
Update cadence: This report is rebuilt the moment new market data is released each month, typically between the 7th and the 10th. Reported figures reflect the most recent complete monthly cut available at publication. Figures presented as ranges reflect normal mid-month variation across data sources, so you always see realistic numbers… not cherry-picked ones.
Author: Compiled by Arizona Homes and Condos Realty. We intentionally do not list properties on this site… Arizona’s market changes too fast for static listing pages to remain accurate.
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Last updated: July 10, 2026.