New River Arizona Real Estate Market Report — July 2026
New River Arizona Real Estate in July 2026 is showing the seasonal cooling pattern that Arizona markets typically run in mid-summer. Median single-family sale price stepped back to $640,000, still up about 5 percent year over year, but down from June as extreme heat pulled buyer volume seasonally. Price per square foot is at $300, sale-to-list ratio firmed to 97.3 percent, and days on market compressed slightly to 70 days. The big structural change is on the new construction side, where William Ryan Homes at The Foothills at Arroyo Norte moved into official Community Closeout status with appointment-only lockbox access. That effectively removes the only active retail production builder from 85087 until Mattamy announces a Sendero Crossing Phase 2. Below the data… a working guide to New River Arizona Real Estate neighborhoods, schools, jurisdiction, employers, and what actually closes deals in this submarket.
July 2026 Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price $640,000 ▲ 4.6% YoY |
Average Sale Price $748,000 ▲ 5.1% YoY |
Price / Sq Ft $300 ▲ 5.0% YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 48 ▼ from 52 in June |
Active Listings 85 ▲ Summer build |
Days on Market 70 ▼ from 75 in June |
Sale-to-List 97.3% → Firm |
Months of Supply 1.8 → Seller-leaning |
Prices & Volume… July 2026
New River Arizona Real Estate divides into three distinct lanes in July 2026, and each lane is telling a slightly different story this month. The new construction lane went dark on the retail side, with The Foothills at Arroyo Norte by William Ryan Homes moving into official Community Closeout status (appointment-only lockbox access). The final available inventory is priced in the $840,000 to $1.4M range. The production resale lane inside Sendero Crossing continues to trade in the $585,000 to $740,000 band, with a handful of two to three-year-old homes changing hands each month. The custom acreage market along Circle Mountain Road, New River Road, and 7th Street spread from $425,000 entry-level horse property on under an acre to $2M-plus equestrian estates on 5-plus acres.
Volume stepped back to 48 closed sales versus 52 in June, and the median sale price adjusted to $640,000 from $695,000… this is the Arizona summer softening pattern, not a market break. Days on market compressed slightly to 70 days and sale-to-list ratio firmed to 97.3 percent, both of which argue that sellers who are pricing sharply are still getting done. Active inventory expanded to about 85 listings from 62 in June as sellers positioned ahead of the traditional fall buying window. Months of supply moved up to 1.8 months, still seller-leaning but transitioning toward balanced. Price per square foot at $300 remains about 5 percent above the prior year, so the medium-term trend line in New River Arizona Real Estate stays intact even through the seasonal cooling.
By Zip Code
New River uses a single zip code, 85087, which spans 56 square miles and reaches from the Tonto National Forest boundary in the north to the Anthem master plan border in the south. Some MLS listings inside 85087 show Phoenix as the city of record (this is a postal convention, not a geographic reassignment). Buyers should focus on the GIS-defined CDP boundary rather than the mailing city when verifying location.
- 85087 (New River CDP): Median sale price $640,000… up 4.6 percent year over year but down from June’s $695,000 as summer heat pulled buyer volume seasonally. Sale-to-list ratio held firm at 97.3 percent. Active inventory expanded to about 85 listings, up from 62 in June… a normal summer positioning ahead of the fall buying window.
New River Neighborhoods & Subdivisions
New River Arizona Real Estate does not follow the typical Phoenix-suburb subdivision grid. Most of the CDP is custom-home acreage on septic and well systems, with a handful of organized planned communities concentrated near the Anthem border on the southern end. The named clusters below are verified inside zip 85087 by MLS records and county GIS data.
Foothills at Arroyo Norte
William Ryan Homes new construction now in official Community Closeout. Appointment-only lockbox access at 43712 N Acadia Way. Final inventory on 2,455 to 3,216 sq ft floor plans with RV garage and casita options. First resale wave from 2022 to 2024 buyers will drive comps here for the next 12 months.
Sendero Crossing
170-homesite Mattamy Homes community on the northwest corner of Circle Mountain Road and 43rd Avenue. Original phase sold out. Two-year-old resales continue trading on 50 and 65-foot lots, bordering Anthem to the south and natural desert to the north. Phase 2 launch remains the key pipeline watch.
Circle Mountain Corridor
Custom acreage homes east and west of New River Road on Circle Mountain Road. Lots of one to ten acres, septic and well, horse property zoning, no HOA. Strong panoramic Daisy Mountain and Gavilan Peak views.
New River Road / 7th Street
The historic spine of the community north of Carefree Highway. Mix of 1990s to mid-2000s ranch builds and contemporary remodels on one to two acre parcels. RV gates, multiple outbuildings, and shared-well or private-well water common.
Daisy Mountain Area
South-facing hillside acreage flanking Daisy Mountain and bordering State Trust Land. Larger 2 to 10-acre estates with custom builds, equestrian facilities, and unobstructed valley views. Direct trail access from many lots.
Anthem-Border Submarket
Production homes built 2003-2015 in the southern band of 85087 closest to Daisy Mountain Drive and the Anthem Outlets. Some streets show Phoenix mailing addresses despite sitting inside New River CDP boundaries.
Verification note: all six neighborhood clusters above were confirmed against current MLS-published addresses inside zip 85087 and against the Maricopa County GIS-defined New River CDP boundary in July 2026. Border-area MLS records that show Phoenix or Anthem as the city of record are still inside the New River CDP for purposes of school assignment (Deer Valley Unified), MCSO patrol district (District 4), and fire service (Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical).
New River’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
New River sits within Maricopa County in the site’s North Valley region. The nearest comparable markets are Anthem (next door), and the adjacent Scottsdale Area and West Valley regions also draw cross-shoppers… particularly buyers comparing acreage in Cave Creek and Carefree, or rural West Valley options like Wickenburg and Morristown.
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Maricopa County is the fourth most populous county in the United States and covers Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria, Anthem, Cave Creek, and New River. The county delivers the most active resale market and the deepest new construction pipeline in Arizona.
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New River is served entirely by Deer Valley Unified School District (DVUSD), a K-12 unified district. Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades release (April 15, 2026), Deer Valley Unified earned an A district-level grade across all 41 schools in the LEA. This is the most current state-issued accountability data available… Niche, GreatSchools, and SchoolGrade ratings on this page are secondary references only and do not override the ADE grades cited below.
Deer Valley Unified District… A-Rated K-12 District
DVUSD covers all of New River plus Anthem, Desert Hills, and a portion of north Phoenix. The district operates on a K-8 elementary school model with a separate 9-12 high school structure. Of the 41 schools in the LEA, the schools assigned to New River residents range from a B grade (New River Elementary at 72.32 points) to an A grade with near-perfect total points at the high school level (Boulder Creek HS at 95.44 points earned). This is materially stronger than the surrounding regional average and is one of the top demand drivers for relocations into 85087.
Charter and Specialty Options
Great Hearts Academies operates Anthem Preparatory Academy at 43775 North Black Canyon Highway, Phoenix, AZ 85087… a 6-12 classical-curriculum charter that physically sits inside the New River 85087 boundary. The Anthem Prep campus regularly appears in statewide charter rankings and serves as the non-traditional option for New River families.
Boulder Creek High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Boulder Creek HS in Anthem earned an A letter grade with 95.44 total points earned and a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score. The campus serves the entire New River and Anthem attendance zone and is one of the highest-performing comprehensive public high schools in the North Valley.
A · 95.44 PTS 10/10 GRAD SERVES NRNew River Elementary School
Located at 48827 N Black Canyon Highway inside zip 85087. Per ADE FY25 data, New River Elementary earned a B grade with 72.32 total points earned. STEM-focused with strong scores on K-8 Growth (43.62 points). The primary K-8 assignment for most of the New River CDP.
B · 72.32 PTS K-8 STEM IN 85087Diamond Canyon School
Per ADE FY25 data, Diamond Canyon School (Anthem) earned an A letter grade with 84.06 total points. Serves the southern portion of the New River CDP on the Anthem border. Strong K-8 Proficiency and Growth scores. Open enrollment available for New River families inside the DVUSD attendance area.
A · 84.06 PTS K-8 DVUSDGavilan Peak School
Per ADE FY25 data, Gavilan Peak School in Anthem earned a B letter grade with 69.37 total points. Serves the eastern Anthem-border portion of 85087 alongside New River Elementary. Notable for its outdoor STEM curriculum tied to the surrounding Daisy Mountain ecosystem.
B · 69.37 PTS K-8 DVUSDSchool zone verification reminder: assignment can vary block-by-block on the Anthem-New River border. Always pull the official DVUSD school finder before writing an offer if school selection is a primary purchase driver.
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 New River
Safety is a primary demand driver for New River Arizona Real Estate. The community is widely ranked as one of the safest in Arizona. CrimeGrade scores the area at an A+ overall grade and places it in the 96th percentile nationally for safety, meaning it is safer than 96 percent of US cities. Violent crime is rare, with the typical resident facing a 1-in-581 annual violent victimization risk. Property crime risk runs roughly 1-in-137, which is also well below state and national averages. The community’s geography… low density, large-lot acreage, and limited through-traffic… contributes meaningfully to the low crime exposure.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in New River
New River is policed under a dual-jurisdiction framework that buyers and sellers should understand. Because New River is an unincorporated CDP with no city police department, primary patrol is handled by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) District 4. District 4 covers the unincorporated areas of Anthem, Desert Foothills, New River, Cave Creek, Carefree, and Tonto Hills, and is the primary 911 response agency for the entire 85087 zip code. The MCSO District 4 substation serves as the operational base for patrol deputies covering this area.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZ DPS) provides highway enforcement on I-17 (the spine of the community), and on regional state routes including Carefree Highway (SR-74) at the southern edge of the CDP. AZ DPS handles traffic incidents, freeway pursuits, and commercial vehicle enforcement on these corridors. Fire and emergency medical services are delivered by the Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical District, an independent special-tax fire district covering approximately 250 square miles across New River, Anthem, Desert Hills, Cave Creek, and Black Canyon City. Daisy Mountain operates two New River fire stations: Station 141 at 43814 N. New River Road, and Station 146 at 3116 W. New River Road, both inside 85087.
This multi-agency model is normal for unincorporated CDPs in Maricopa County and is generally regarded as a strength, not a weakness… it produces redundancy in 911 response coverage and ensures that buyers in the northern far reaches of the CDP (near Tonto National Forest) get the same MCSO and Daisy Mountain coverage as buyers near the Anthem border.
New River Safety Snapshot
One of the safest communities in Arizona, with low violent crime, low property crime, and minimal cost-of-crime burden per resident.
Inside the CDP, the safest pockets per CrimeGrade analysis are the northern and northeastern neighborhoods (the Daisy Mountain and Tonto Forest-border portions of 85087), where annual victimization risk drops to 1-in-212 for total crime. The western and southern parts of the CDP see slightly higher incident counts but still rank well above state and national safety averages. Wildfire is a more material risk than crime in New River… 99 percent of properties carry some wildfire risk over the next 30 years per First Street data, which directly affects homeowners insurance pricing and policy availability.
Major Employers & Commute
Commuter access is one of the structural advantages built into New River Arizona Real Estate. The CDP has minimal in-CDP employment outside of fire district, small business, and home-based work. The 2024 American Community Survey shows roughly 22 percent of the New River workforce reports working from home, well above the state and national averages, which reflects the community’s appeal to remote professionals. For commuters, I-17 runs the length of 85087 and connects directly to the North Valley employment cluster, North Phoenix tech corridor, and Deer Valley business district.
Top employers within commuting distance
The TSMC Phoenix fabrication facilities continue to anchor the largest new-job pipeline in the North Valley, and the Deer Valley and Norterra business corridors continue to absorb the steady flow of tech, healthcare, and financial-services hiring. For New River buyers, the practical implication is that a 20 to 30 minute I-17 commute connects to nearly every major North Valley employment node… which is materially shorter than equivalent commutes from comparable acreage in Wickenburg or Cave Creek.
New Construction… Retail Sales Paused in 85087
New River Arizona Real Estate no longer has an actively-selling retail production builder in July 2026. The Foothills at Arroyo Norte by William Ryan Homes moved into official Community Closeout status this month, with appointment-only lockbox access replacing the previous open sales center hours. That leaves 85087 without a public model-home tour option until Mattamy launches its next Sendero Crossing phase. North of Circle Mountain Road, the market remains predominantly custom acreage on septic and well, and buyers seeking new construction should look at the first resale wave from 2022-to-2024 Arroyo Norte and Sendero Crossing owners.
- The Foothills at Arroyo Norte by William Ryan Homes (Community Closeout): 43712 N Acadia Way, New River, AZ 85087 ✅. Final inventory only. Appointments required. Lockbox access only. Six floor plans from 2,455 to 3,216 square feet, base pricing $840,900 into the $1.4M range, optional RV garages, casitas, and multi-generational suites. HOA $110 monthly. Model home tours by appointment only through William Ryan sales staff. Incentives typically firm during closeout… ask directly for closing-cost concessions and rate buydowns on remaining inventory.
- Sendero Crossing by Mattamy Homes (Original Phase Sold Out): 44323 N. 43rd Drive, Phoenix, AZ 85087 ✅. 55-acre community, 170 homesites zoned on 50 and 65-foot lots. Original phase sold out late 2024. Future Mattamy phases on adjacent parcels remain the primary pipeline watch for 85087, with no public launch date announced as of July 2026. Two-year-old resale inventory inside Sendero Crossing continues to trade in the $585,000 to $740,000 band on 1,818 to 2,745 square foot floor plans.
Important disclosure: Both communities sit inside the unincorporated New River CDP but use mixed mailing addresses… Sendero Crossing typically shows as Phoenix on tax records (the USPS mailing city for that segment of 85087), while Arroyo Norte shows as New River. Either way, buyers receive Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical service, MCSO District 4 patrol coverage, and Deer Valley Unified School District assignment. There is no city property tax… only Maricopa County and DVUSD school district levies, plus the Daisy Mountain Fire District special tax (state-authorized fire district, deductible on federal income tax).
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any model home in New River. Builders price model-home incentives differently from base-pricing… knowing exactly what to ask for before you tour is the difference between getting a clean deal and getting walked.
What New River Residents Say
Themes pulled from publicly-published community reviews on Niche, Yelp, and local community forums. Anonymized below.
We moved from north Scottsdale for the acreage. Same Maricopa County, same A-rated schools through Boulder Creek, but our money bought a five-acre horse property instead of a quarter-acre tract home. No regrets.
Quiet, dark night skies, and you can actually hear coyotes from the back porch. Twenty-five minutes to my office at Deer Valley. That balance is hard to find this close to a major city.
Schools matter to us. Boulder Creek and the DVUSD reputation pulled us in over comparable acreage in Wickenburg. The drive into north Phoenix is easy on I-17 once you get past Anthem Way.
Bring your toys. The lot sizes here let you keep RVs, trailers, ATVs, and horses without an HOA telling you what color your fence has to be. That alone justifies the longer commute.
Why New River Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
New River is one of the last large-lot, low-density submarkets inside Maricopa County that still trades at a meaningful discount to its equivalent-acreage neighbors in Cave Creek and Carefree, while sharing the same A-rated Deer Valley Unified school zone and the same MCSO and Daisy Mountain Fire coverage. That arbitrage is the entire investment thesis for this market.
Key drivers supporting New River Arizona Real Estate in 2026 include:
- Acreage discount to Cave Creek and Carefree… equivalent lot sizes inside the same school district at 30 to 50 percent lower price per square foot.
- Deer Valley Unified A-rated district… Boulder Creek HS at 95.44 ADE points is among the strongest comprehensive public high schools in the North Valley.
- I-17 commute corridor… 20 to 30 minutes to TSMC, Deer Valley business district, Honor Health, Honeywell, and the entire North Phoenix tech and healthcare cluster.
- No HOA on most acreage parcels… RV gates, multiple outbuildings, horse facilities, and detached workshops are normal, not the exception.
- 96th percentile safety… low population density and limited through-traffic produce one of the lowest crime exposures in the state.
- Active and pipelined new construction… William Ryan Homes at Arroyo Norte plus future Mattamy phases create steady price-discovery comps for the production resale segment.
- Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical coverage… dedicated full-service fire district with two New River stations, ALS-capable paramedic engines, and Phoenix Regional Automatic Aid System membership.
- Remote-work compatible… 22 percent of the workforce already works from home, supported by fiber and fixed-wireless internet that has matured across the I-17 corridor.
- Wildfire risk priced in… insurance underwriting has stabilized, and brush-mitigation requirements are well understood by local builders and remodelers.
- Equestrian zoning preserved… Maricopa County rural zoning protections on most of the CDP keep horse property uses legal and grandfathered.
This is a long-term demand market, not a speculative flip market. The buyers closing New River Arizona Real Estate in July 2026 are typically households making 20-plus year residential decisions tied to schools, lifestyle, and lot size. That stability is exactly why the July median softening is orderly rather than dramatic… price per square foot is still up about 5 percent year over year and sale-to-list ratio held at 97.3 percent through the seasonal cooling. With Arroyo Norte in closeout and no other active production builder in 85087, the resale market carries the entire load until Mattamy announces a next phase.
July 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: Summer softening reopens negotiating room versus June. Active inventory at 85 listings versus 62 in June gives you selection. Push for closing-cost credits and rate buydowns on aged inventory (60-plus DOM). Arroyo Norte closeout inventory carries the strongest new-construction incentives if you can get an appointment.
- Sellers: 97.3% sale-to-list still favors sharply-priced product. Do not chase June pricing… comps have adjusted. List above $700K needs cleaner presentation, professional media, and disciplined price positioning to compete through August heat. Fall buying window rebuilds in September and October.
- Acreage buyers: Verify septic, well, and shared-well agreements BEFORE writing. Summer heat exposes AC system weaknesses… insist on full HVAC diagnostic during inspection. Wildfire insurance underwriting must be confirmed during the inspection period.
- New construction: Arroyo Norte is officially in closeout with appointment-only lockbox access. Sendero Crossing Phase 2 remains the sole pipeline watch. No public model tours in 85087 without appointment.
- Investors: 1.8 months of supply and $300/sqft anchor stable rental economics. Rental demand stays steady from TSMC, Honeywell, and Deer Valley healthcare staff. Short-term rental zoning remains restricted on most parcels.
- Insurance: Lock homeowners insurance quotes EARLY in the contract period. Wildfire-rated underwriting in 85087 is recovering but still narrower than coastal Maricopa County zip codes. July fire season activity affects carrier appetite… verify current binder before scheduling closing.
Frequently Asked Questions
The median sale price for single-family homes in New River, AZ (zip 85087) is approximately $640,000 in July 2026, up about 5 percent year over year but down from June as summer heat pulls buyer volume seasonally. Price per square foot sits near $300, and sale-to-list ratio remains firm at 97.3 percent.
Yes. New River ranks in the 96th percentile for safety nationally, with an A+ overall crime grade per CrimeGrade analysis. Violent crime risk is 1 in 581. Cost of crime per resident is $243 per year, well below state and national averages.
New River is served entirely by Deer Valley Unified School District (ADE FY25 LEA grade: A). Top schools include Boulder Creek High School (A grade, 95.44 ADE points earned), Diamond Canyon School (A, 84.06 pts), New River Elementary (B, 72.32 pts), and Gavilan Peak School (B, 69.37 pts).
New River uses one zip code: 85087. Some MLS listings inside the CDP show Phoenix as the postal city of record, but the geographic and jurisdictional boundary is the New River CDP defined by Maricopa County GIS.
Not in active retail sales. The Foothills at Arroyo Norte by William Ryan Homes entered official Community Closeout in July 2026, with appointment-only lockbox access at 43712 N Acadia Way, New River, AZ 85087. Sendero Crossing by Mattamy Homes is sold out at its original phase. Buyers seeking new construction should watch for a Mattamy Phase 2 announcement at Sendero Crossing, currently the only remaining pipeline in 85087.
Most New River residents commute south via I-17 to the North Phoenix and Deer Valley employment corridor, including TSMC Phoenix, Honor Health Deer Valley, USAA, American Express, Honeywell Aerospace, Mayo Clinic, and Banner Boswell. Typical commute is 20 to 35 minutes.
New River is a single-family detached market focused on horse property, custom homes, and large lots. Attached condo and townhome inventory is essentially nonexistent inside zip 85087. Buyers seeking condos typically look in neighboring Anthem or North Phoenix.
New River is an unincorporated CDP with no city police. Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) District 4 is the primary patrol agency. Daisy Mountain Fire and Medical District provides fire and EMS from two New River fire stations (141 and 146). Arizona DPS patrols I-17 and Carefree Highway (SR-74).
No. New River is an unincorporated census-designated place (CDP) in Maricopa County. There is no city government, no city property tax, and no city zoning code. County zoning, county tax rates, and the Daisy Mountain Fire District special tax apply. A historical proposal to incorporate New River and Desert Hills as a town exists but has not advanced.
Downtown Phoenix is roughly 36 miles south via I-17, a 40 to 50 minute drive at peak hours and 30 to 35 minutes off-peak. The Deer Valley business district, TSMC Phoenix fabs, and Honor Health Deer Valley Medical Center are all reachable in 20 to 30 minutes, which is the practical commute most New River workers actually run.
Yes. Most of the New River CDP is zoned for rural and equestrian use under Maricopa County zoning, with one-acre and larger parcels common. Stables, mare motels, riding arenas, RV gates, and shared-well water rights are typical. Buyers should always verify the specific parcel zoning, septic capacity, and any shared-well agreements before writing an offer on horse property.
Wildfire is the dominant natural hazard in 85087. First Street data indicates 99 percent of properties in New River have some wildfire risk over the next 30 years. This affects homeowners insurance availability and pricing. Brush-mitigation requirements are standard on most parcels and Daisy Mountain Fire and Medical operates two New River stations with brush trucks and ALS paramedic engines.
New River and Anthem share Deer Valley Unified School District, Daisy Mountain Fire and Medical coverage, and the same I-17 commute. The functional difference is lot size and HOA. Anthem is a master-planned, HOA-governed community on quarter-acre lots. New River is large-lot acreage with no master HOA on most parcels, typically priced at a discount per square foot. Equestrian buyers and households wanting RV gates, outbuildings, and acreage usually choose New River.
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New River Business & Commercial Real Estate
New River Arizona Real Estate on the commercial side is a thin, transactional market. The CDP does not have an organized commercial core like Anthem or Cave Creek. Commercial activity inside 85087 is limited to a handful of small retail and service properties along New River Road, plus the southernmost band closer to Daisy Mountain Drive where the Anthem retail corridor begins. The bulk of New River residents do their commercial activity in Anthem (8 minutes south) or North Phoenix (25 minutes south on I-17).
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Office Lease Rates $18 to $26 NNN → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $22 to $32 NNN → Annual NNN range |
Industrial Lease $0.85 to $1.20 → Per SF / month |
Cap Rates Trading 6.5% to 8.0% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 12 to 18 ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory 140,000 SF → Across types |
For Sale Range $400K to $4M → Mixed |
Anchor Asset Anthem Outlets → Adjacent corridor |
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Coverage area: New River Arizona Real Estate across the Maricopa County-defined New River CDP, zip 85087.
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 county GIS documents are used for new construction figures and address verification. School ratings are drawn from Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), with Niche, GreatSchools, and SchoolGrade used only as secondary references. 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: July 10, 2026.