Fountain Hills Arizona Real Estate Market Report — May 2026
- May 2026 Snapshot
- Prices & Volume
- By Zip Code
- Neighborhoods
- Neighboring Cities
- Schools & Districts
- Safety & Crime
- Employers & Commute
- New Construction
- Condos & Townhomes
- Resident Testimonials
- Why Fountain Hills Matters
- Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- FAQ
- Get In Touch
- Commercial & Business
- Methodology & Sources
Fountain Hills Arizona real estate in May 2026 reflects a market that has visibly rebalanced from the seller-favored peak of 2021 to 2023. Median sale prices for single-family homes are running near $735,000… slightly below last year and meaningfully below the headline list-price average, while active inventory has climbed back above 230 homes and days on market are extending into the mid-60s. Luxury continues to anchor the upside: guard-gated FireRock Country Club, Eagles Nest, Adero Canyon, and Eagle Mountain regularly trade north of $1 million, which keeps the average sale price closer to $985,000 even as the median resets. For buyers, this is the most workable Fountain Hills market in several years. For sellers, accurate pricing… not 2022 wishful pricing… is what closes deals right now.
May 2026 Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price $735K ▲ 2.7% below last year |
Average Sale Price $985K ▲ 1.4% above last year |
Price / Sq Ft $355 ▲ 0.7% above last year |
Homes Sold (Mo) 48 ▲ vs. 42 last year |
Active Listings 232 ▲ 22% above last year |
Days on Market 68 days → Up from 47 last year |
Sale-to-List 97.1% → Stable |
Months of Supply 4.8 → Balanced to buyer-leaning |
Prices & Volume… May 2026
Median sale price in Fountain Hills landed near $735,000 in the most recent monthly cut, with the average sale price elevated to roughly $985,000 by ongoing luxury closings in FireRock Country Club, Eagles Nest, Adero Canyon, and Eagle Mountain. Price per square foot is running about $355… essentially flat year over year, which tells a clearer story than the headline median: composition is shifting more than per-foot values are dropping. Smaller condo and townhome sales are pulling the median down while large custom estates pull the average up, and the actual market value of comparable square footage is roughly where it was a year ago.
Closed volume came in at about 48 single-family sales for the month, up from 42 in the same period last year, so transaction activity is healthier than the price softness suggests. Sale-to-list ratio held at 97.1%, meaning sellers are accepting modest negotiated discounts from asking rather than slashing prices outright. Months of supply sits near 4.8… which is balanced-to-buyer-leaning territory in the Phoenix metro context. Roughly one in three active listings has taken at least one price reduction since hitting the market, so buyers should price every offer against recent comparable closings and not against original list prices.
By Zip Code
Fountain Hills uses a single primary residential zip code, 85268, which covers virtually the entire incorporated town and a small sliver of mailing addresses that bleed into northeastern Scottsdale. The town also has 85269, but that is a PO Box-only zip… no residential deliveries. All MLS-listed Fountain Hills homes sit inside 85268.
- 85268 (Fountain Hills proper): Median sale price $735,000, with the heaviest concentration of inventory in the $500K to $900K range. Anchors include the central town core around Fountain Park, the south-end golf communities (SunRidge Canyon, Desert Canyon, Eagle Mountain), and the north and northeast luxury enclaves (FireRock Country Club, Eagles Nest, Adero Canyon, Crestview). Roughly 230 active listings across all home types as of the most recent cut.
- 85269 (PO Box only): No residential deliveries… excluded from MLS market counts. Box-only mail service inside Fountain Hills for residents who prefer a PO Box. No active listings are tied to this zip.
Fountain Hills Neighborhoods & Subdivisions
Fountain Hills is a master-planned town with clearly defined subdivisions rather than scattered tract neighborhoods. Below are the verified communities most active in the current MLS, each confirmed inside the 85268 town boundary. Price ranges reflect the current spread of active listings and recent closings.
FireRock Country Club
Guard-gated, 24-hour security, anchored by the private Scott Miller designed FireRock golf course at 16000 E Firerock Country Club Dr. Custom estates on view lots with Four Peaks, McDowell, and Red Mountain backdrops. The town’s premier luxury address.
Eagles Nest
About 200 custom homesites spread across 500 acres on the eastern slope of the McDowell Mountains at the end of Golden Eagle Boulevard. Lots routinely exceed one acre with views of Four Peaks, the Superstitions, and the Goldfields.
Adero Canyon
Gated luxury community on the western edge of town adjacent to the McDowell Mountain Regional Park trailhead. Modern desert architecture, three to four bedroom split-floor estates, and sunset views over the McDowells.
Eagle Mountain
Guard-gated golf community across 649 acres around the public Eagle Mountain Golf Course. Mix of patio homes, single-level luxury, and custom estates. The Inn at Eagle Mountain anchors the entrance and adds resort-style amenity access.
SunRidge Canyon
789-home master plan built from 1996 around the SunRidge Canyon Golf Club at 13100 Sunridge Dr (Foster designed, famous for the Wicked Six closing holes). Fifteen sub-neighborhoods, with Solitude and Shadow Canyon as the two gated enclaves.
Desert Canyon
Built across rolling desert elevations along the Desert Canyon Golf Club. Strong inventory of single-level homes with mountain and canyon views. Popular with full-time residents who want golf access without the country-club dues.
Eagle Ridge
Gentle-grade lots and modern architecture with sweeping views of Four Peaks, Red Mountain, the Superstitions, and the McDowells. Smaller, newer-build pocket on the north side of town.
Crestview
Established hillside community in the central-north area of town. Mature landscaping, original 1980s and 1990s construction, frequently renovated. Strong appeal for buyers who want move-in-ready resale rather than custom new build.
Crystal Ridge
Mid-priced central neighborhood with strong walkability to Fountain Park and downtown shops. Mix of single-level patio homes and two-story plans. A common entry point for buyers relocating into Fountain Hills proper.
Four Peaks
Mixed-product community of larger homes, townhouses, and condominiums close to SunRidge Canyon golf, McDowell hiking, and Fountain Park. One of the more affordable entry points into Fountain Hills.
Other established Fountain Hills enclaves include Hidden Hills, Westridge Village, Sunridge Estates, Firerock Estates, Balera at FireRock, and the original 1970s-era neighborhoods around Fountain Park. All addresses verified inside Fountain Hills, AZ 85268.
Fountain Hills’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
Fountain Hills sits within Maricopa County… …in the northeast corner of the Phoenix metro. The town shares the Scottsdale Area site menu region with Paradise Valley, Carefree, Cave Creek, and Scottsdale itself. Buyers shopping Fountain Hills almost always cross-shop these adjacent luxury and lifestyle markets.
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Fountain Hills sits in the northeast quadrant of Maricopa County, sharing borders with Scottsdale, the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, and the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. The Maricopa County master guide covers every incorporated city, urban village, and CDP across the metro.
▶Maricopa County Real Estate Guide◀Schools & School Districts
Fountain Hills is served by a single K-12 district, Fountain Hills Unified District. Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), Fountain Hills Unified District earned an A grade at the district level… one of only a handful of Maricopa County districts to score at that level. The district operates three traditional public schools and a charter, all within the 85268 boundary, which makes school zoning unusually simple compared to most Maricopa cities.
Fountain Hills Unified District… A-Rated District
Fountain Hills Unified District (FHUSD) is a unified K-12 district, meaning it covers both elementary and high school grades under a single LEA. The ADE FY25 file shows the district earning an A grade with five schools in its LEA. McDowell Mountain Elementary School (Pre-K to 4) earned a B grade at 79.21 points earned, and Fountain Hills Middle School (5 to 8) earned an A grade at 74.34 points earned. Both schools sit on the central campus complex along Palisades Boulevard.
Fountain Hills Unified District (9-12)… A-Rated District
Fountain Hills High School is the single zoned public high school serving the entire town. Per ADE FY25, the school earned an A letter grade at 73.67 total points earned with a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score. The campus on Palisades Boulevard is co-located with the middle school complex. East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) also operates two vocational campuses inside Fountain Hills, giving high school students access to career and technical education without leaving town.
Fountain Hills High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Fountain Hills High School earned an A letter grade with 73.67 total points earned, a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score, and 18.10 on College and Career Readiness Indicators. The campus serves the entire town and is widely regarded as a key reason families relocate to 85268 from other Phoenix metro zip codes.
73.67 ADE points 10.0 grad rate score 18.1 CCRIFountain Hills Middle School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Fountain Hills Middle School earned an A letter grade with 74.34 total points earned. The school posted 48.43 on the Growth component, well above the typical Maricopa middle school benchmark, and 8.50 on Acceleration and Readiness. Co-located with the high school on the Palisades Boulevard campus.
74.34 ADE points 48.4 Growth 8.5 A&RMcDowell Mountain Elementary School
Per ADE FY25 official data, McDowell Mountain Elementary earned a B letter grade with 79.21 total points earned, including a perfect 10.00 on EL Proficiency and Growth and 10.00 on Acceleration and Readiness. The K-4 elementary anchor at 15414 N McDowell Mountain Rd.
79.21 ADE points 10.0 EL Growth 10.0 A&RFountain Hills Charter School
Independent charter K-8 school operating in Fountain Hills since the early 2000s at 15055 N Fountain Hills Blvd. The school operates under its own LEA (charter district code 4356) and reports separately to ADE. Families looking outside the unified district often consider this campus as an alternative.
Charter K-8 Local enrollment Independent LEASchool attendance zone boundaries follow the Fountain Hills Unified District map and apply across the entire 85268 town footprint. Always confirm current zoning with the district before pinning a home purchase to school placement.
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 (Niche, GreatSchools, SchoolGrade) are secondary references only and do not override official ADE grades.
Safety & Crime in Fountain Hills
Fountain Hills is consistently ranked among the safest residential areas in Maricopa County. Per CrimeGrade, the town carries a B+ overall safety grade and sits in the 70th percentile nationally for safety, with the northwest quadrant of the town flagged as the safest area. Total crime rate is approximately 18.04 per 1,000 residents, which is below the average for U.S. cities.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in Fountain Hills
Fountain Hills is an incorporated town that contracts its law enforcement services to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO). There is no separate Fountain Hills Police Department. Patrol, detective, and community service functions are handled by MCSO District 7, headquartered at 16705 E. Avenue of the Fountains in Fountain Hills, AZ 85268, under the command of an MCSO captain with 30 full-time deputies assigned. District 7 also covers the unincorporated communities of Rio Verde, Tonto Verde, Trilogy at Verde River, and Goldfield Ranch, so deputies based in Fountain Hills cover a broad geographic area. The Town of Fountain Hills operates its own municipal magistrate court for local code violations, orders of protection, and juvenile matters… while MCSO handles state-law violations, traffic enforcement on town roadways, and criminal investigations. The Arizona Department of Public Safety covers highway patrol on State Route 87 (Beeline Highway), which runs along the southeastern edge of the town. Buyers and sellers should know this contract-MCSO model is the same arrangement used by Cave Creek and Carefree… it is normal for smaller Maricopa towns and has been in place in Fountain Hills since incorporation in 1989.
Fountain Hills Safety Snapshot
Snapshot of Fountain Hills safety metrics drawn from CrimeGrade and AreaVibes, with MCSO District 7 the primary law enforcement agency.
Crime risk varies meaningfully by quadrant. CrimeGrade analysis shows the northwest part of town (which includes most of FireRock, Adero Canyon, and the Eagle Mountain perimeter) records the lowest incident counts at roughly 27 per year, while the central neighborhoods around Palisades and Saguaro produce the highest counts at around 124 per year. Violent crime risk runs about 1 in 325 town-wide, with the northwest at roughly 1 in 673. The town and MCSO publicly partnered in 2025 to increase visible deputy presence and revive the Cadet Program, both signs that local government is treating safety as a sustained investment rather than a one-time campaign.
Major Employers & Commute
Fountain Hills is primarily a residential and retirement community, but the surrounding employment base is one of the strongest in Arizona. Most working residents commute west on Shea Boulevard to Scottsdale, southwest to the Loop 101 corridor, or south to the Salt River Reservation employment cluster. The chip and aerospace expansion in north Phoenix has also opened a new commute corridor for residents willing to drive the 101.
Top employers within commuting distance
Shea Boulevard is the main east-west commuter artery and feeds the Scottsdale Airpark, north Scottsdale medical campuses, and the Loop 101. State Route 87 (the Beeline Highway) connects southbound to Mesa and the 60, and northbound to Payson and the Rim Country for weekend escapes. The Fort McDowell employment cluster (We-Ko-Pa Resort, Fort McDowell Casino, and the broader SRPMIC enterprises just south of town) gives residents a sub-15-minute commute option that most other Phoenix metro markets cannot match.
New Construction… Custom Lot Activity
Fountain Hills does not have large tract production builders operating organized master plans the way Queen Creek, Buckeye, or San Tan Valley do. New construction here is almost entirely custom one-off homes on remaining view lots inside FireRock Country Club, Eagles Nest, Adero Canyon, and a handful of remaining infill parcels around Eagle Mountain. Several luxury custom builders work the town regularly, but they operate on a per-lot basis rather than out of permanent sales centers.
- Custom builders (Lot-by-lot, no sales center): Various Fountain Hills 85268 view lots ✅ ✅. Active custom build inventory in FireRock, Eagles Nest, Adero Canyon, Eagle Mountain. Typical custom builds run 18 to 30 months from lot purchase to certificate of occupancy, with finished prices ranging $1.5M to $6M depending on lot, view, and finish level.
Important disclosure: If you are considering a custom build in Fountain Hills, the critical disclosures to verify before signing anything are the lot’s HOA design review process (FireRock and Eagles Nest both have strict architectural committees), any view-corridor easements that protect downhill neighbors, water and septic vs. sanitary district connection costs, and the current state of any Community Facilities District (CFD) assessments. Custom builds in this town are NOT walk-in sales-center experiences… they are 18-to-30-month projects with multiple change orders. Treat any custom build like a real estate development project, not a retail purchase.
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any model home.
Condos & Townhomes… May 2026
Fountain Hills has a healthy condo and townhome market for a town of its size, with active inventory of about 42 attached homes as of May 2026. Median list runs near $425,000, with entry-level condos starting in the mid $200Ks and luxury attached product topping $1.6 million in the gated communities. Days on market for condos run faster than detached single-family at about 54 days, and sale-to-list is holding at 97.4%.
Active Listings 42 ▲ Verified |
Median List $425K → Stable |
Entry Price $235K → Most affordable |
Top of Range $1.6M ▲ Luxury resale |
Price / Sq Ft $310 to $475 ▲ Range |
Days on Market 54 days → Range |
Sale-to-List 97.4% → Healthy |
Active Communities 7 → Verified ✅ |
Active Condo & Townhome Communities (Verified)
- Balera at FireRock… 16450 E Westby Dr, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 ✅. Luxury condominium community inside the FireRock gates with golf and mountain views. Two- and three-bedroom flats and walk-up villas. Higher HOA fees but full FireRock amenity access.
- The Overlook at FireRock… Firerock Country Club Dr, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 ✅. Smaller boutique attached enclave within the FireRock community. Often the lowest entry point into the FireRock guard-gated zone.
- Four Peaks Vista Condominiums… Fountain Hills Blvd, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 ✅. Established mid-priced condo community in the central town corridor with easy access to Fountain Park and downtown shops. A common entry point for first-time Fountain Hills buyers and snowbirds.
- La Montana… La Montana Dr, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 ✅. Older established condo community in the central town area. Heavily renovated stock with strong owner-occupant ratio.
- The Citadel at Fountain Hills… E Sierra Madre Ave, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 ✅. Gated condo community with mountain views and a strong amenity package. Frequently traded by snowbirds and second-home buyers.
- Colony Wash Vista… Palisades Blvd, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 ✅. Smaller boutique condo community along Palisades. Walkable to schools and town center.
- Villas on the Avenue… Avenue of the Fountains, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 ✅. Newer attached community in the downtown core, within walking distance of Fountain Park and the famous fountain. Newer construction with modern interiors.
What Fountain Hills Residents Say
These themes are drawn from published Fountain Hills resident reviews on community-rating platforms. Names are anonymized and quotes are paraphrased to summarize the consistent feedback patterns.
We moved from California for the views and the quiet, and we got both. The fountain still surprises us every time it shoots up. Crime is genuinely low… we walk the loop trails after dark and feel safer than we did in our old suburb.
The school district was the reason we chose Fountain Hills over Scottsdale. Smaller class sizes, our kids actually know their teachers, and the high school graduation rate speaks for itself. We pay a premium to live here but the schools are a big part of the value.
FireRock has lived up to every expectation. The course is challenging, the staff knows us by name, and our home holds value even in a softer market. The drive into Scottsdale Airpark is 25 minutes most days, which is the same as living in north Scottsdale itself.
We snowbird here from Minnesota November through April. The condo runs itself, the HOA handles everything, and we just lock the door and fly home in summer. Fountain Hills is calmer than Scottsdale and the airport drive is honestly fine off the 101.
Why Fountain Hills Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
Fountain Hills is not a high-growth boomtown. It is a fully built-out master-planned community that has been deliberately designed since 1970 to stay low-density, view-protected, and lifestyle-driven. That makes the local market fundamentally different from most other Phoenix metro cities: supply is structurally constrained, school zoning is simple, and the buyer base skews toward affluent permanent residents, second-home owners, and retirees. Even in a softer pricing environment, the underlying demand fundamentals are intact.
Key drivers supporting Fountain Hills Arizona Real Estate include:
- Structural supply constraint… Fountain Hills is land-locked by the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, McDowell Mountain Regional Park, and the Scottsdale boundary. There is no room for sprawl. Inventory growth is permanently capped at infill and resale.
- A-rated unified school district… Fountain Hills Unified District earned an A LEA grade in the ADE FY25 release, with the high school scoring 73.67 points and a 10.0 graduation rate score. Families regularly buy specifically for the zoning.
- Low crime, high safety… B+ CrimeGrade, 70th percentile nationally. MCSO District 7 has invested in increased visible patrol coverage in 2025. The town has been listed among the two safest residential areas in Maricopa County by ADT and Attom Data.
- Luxury market depth… FireRock, Eagles Nest, Adero Canyon, and Eagle Mountain regularly trade homes north of $1 million. Average sale price holds near $985,000 even when the median resets, which keeps the upper market healthy.
- Four golf course communities… Public play at Eagle Mountain, Desert Canyon, and SunRidge Canyon (the Wicked Six closing holes). Private at FireRock Country Club. We-Ko-Pa just minutes away on the reservation.
- Mountain and trail access… Direct access to McDowell Mountain Regional Park, Adero Canyon trailhead, and the broader McDowell Sonoran Preserve. Trails are an actual amenity, not a marketing tagline.
- Snowbird and second-home demand… A significant portion of the housing stock is held as seasonal residences, which keeps long-term owner-occupant turnover slower than Phoenix metro averages and stabilizes prices through rate cycles.
- Proximity to Scottsdale jobs… Shea Boulevard puts the Scottsdale Airpark, Mayo Clinic, and the 101 corridor within a 20-to-25-minute drive. Residents get a small-town lifestyle with metro Phoenix employment access.
- Stable HOA governance… The major gated communities (FireRock, Eagles Nest, Eagle Mountain, Adero Canyon) have well-funded HOAs with active design review committees. Architectural integrity is protected, which protects resale value.
- Iconic identity… The 560-foot fountain at Fountain Park is the tallest still-operating fountain in the United States. Towns with a singular, recognizable identity tend to hold value through market cycles better than generic suburbs.
For buyers, Fountain Hills Arizona Real Estate in May 2026 offers the most favorable entry point in roughly three years. For sellers, the market still rewards properties that are priced accurately and presented well, particularly in the luxury gated segment. This is not a speculative market and it never has been… it is a long-term, view-protected, lifestyle-anchored community where the value proposition is structural rather than cyclical.
May 2026 Fountain Hills Arizona Real Estate… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: Inventory at about 232 active listings is the highest in three years. Days on market at 68 mean you can negotiate without panic. Target sale-to-list at 96 to 97%, lead with recent comparable closings, and ask for repairs and concessions where appropriate.
- Sellers: Price to current closed comps, NOT to 2022 list-price highs. Roughly 36% of active listings have already taken at least one price reduction. Time your launch around the data… mid-month, after the new month’s closings post, with a tight pre-market plan.
- Luxury buyers: FireRock, Eagles Nest, and Adero Canyon are the deepest pools. Custom builds run 18 to 30 months. Resale gives you certainty and existing landscape maturity that custom cannot.
- Condo / snowbird buyers: 42 active attached homes between $235K and $1.6M. Verify HOA reserves and special assessment history before writing any condo offer.
- Schools-driven buyers: The entire 85268 town is zoned to the same A-rated unified district. School zoning is simple here in a way most Phoenix cities are not.
- Commercial / investor: Limited tract inventory means custom and value-add resale plays dominate. Cap rates trading at 6.5 to 7.8% for small retail and office plazas around the town center.
Frequently Asked Questions
As of May 2026, the median sale price for single-family homes in Fountain Hills is approximately $735,000, with the average sale price near $985,000 pulled up by luxury closings in FireRock Country Club, Eagles Nest, Adero Canyon, and Eagle Mountain. Price per square foot is running about $355.
Yes. Fountain Hills earns a B+ overall safety grade from CrimeGrade and sits in the 70th percentile nationally. It has been listed by ADT and Attom Data Solutions as one of the two safest residential areas in Maricopa County. Law enforcement is provided under contract by MCSO District 7, headquartered at 16705 E. Avenue of the Fountains.
Fountain Hills is served by a single K-12 district, Fountain Hills Unified District, which earned an A LEA grade in the ADE FY25 release. The three traditional schools are McDowell Mountain Elementary (B grade), Fountain Hills Middle School (A grade), and Fountain Hills High School (A grade with a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score). Fountain Hills Charter School operates as a separate K-8 charter inside the town.
Fountain Hills primarily uses zip code 85268, which covers the entire incorporated town and a small overflow into northeastern Scottsdale mailing addresses. Zip code 85269 exists for PO Box-only deliveries inside Fountain Hills and is not a residential delivery zone.
Yes, but only on a custom basis. Fountain Hills does not have large tract production builders. Active new construction in 2026 is concentrated on remaining view lots inside FireRock Country Club, Eagles Nest, Adero Canyon, and Eagle Mountain. Typical custom builds run 18 to 30 months from lot purchase to certificate of occupancy, with finished prices in the $1.5M to $6M range.
Most working residents commute to Scottsdale (Mayo Clinic, HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea, Scottsdale Airpark) about 20 to 25 minutes west via Shea Boulevard, or to the Salt River Pima-Maricopa employment cluster about 25 minutes southwest. Fort McDowell Casino and We-Ko-Pa Resort sit just minutes outside town. TSMC Phoenix is reachable via the 101 in about 45 minutes.
Fountain Hills has about 42 active condos and townhomes as of May 2026, with a median list price of $425,000. Entry-level units start in the mid $200Ks and luxury attached homes (Balera at FireRock, The Overlook at FireRock) top $1.6 million. Days on market for condos are running about 54 days with a 97.4% sale-to-list ratio.
Fountain Hills is an incorporated town that contracts its law enforcement services to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO). MCSO District 7, headquartered at 16705 E. Avenue of the Fountains in Fountain Hills 85268, assigns 30 full-time deputies to the town under the command of an MCSO captain. There is no separate Fountain Hills Police Department. AZ DPS covers SR 87 highway patrol.
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Fountain Hills Business & Commercial Real Estate
The Fountain Hills commercial market is small but stable. The retail base is concentrated around Plaza Fountainside, Fountain Hills Plaza, and Four Peaks Plaza, all clustered near the town center and the Avenue of the Fountains. Office product is mostly small medical, legal, and financial-services buildings supporting the residential population. Industrial supply is limited inside town limits, with most flex and warehouse demand satisfied in nearby Scottsdale or south Mesa.
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Office Lease Rates $18 to $28 NNN → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $22 to $36 NNN → Annual NNN range |
Industrial Lease $11 to $16 NNN → Limited supply |
Cap Rates Trading 6.5% to 7.8% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 24 ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory 450K SF → Across types |
For Sale Range $350K to $4.2M → Mixed |
Anchor Asset Plaza Fountainside → Town Center anchor |
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Coverage area: Fountain Hills Arizona Real Estate across the 85268 incorporated town of Fountain Hills.
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 Arizona Department of Education state report cards, Niche, GreatSchools, and SchoolGrade. Crime data comes from CrimeGrade, AreaVibes, and FBI Uniform Crime Reports.
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: May 10, 2026.