San Luis Arizona Real Estate Market Report — May 2026
San Luis Arizona Real Estate enters May 2026 as one of the most affordable population centers in the state… with a median single-family sale price around $265,000, an average price per square foot near $215, and an active inventory profile that has expanded from 26 listings on one tracker to 103 on another depending on time of sample. The market is balanced. Days on market sit in the 50 to 60 day range. New construction pricing starts near $225,000 entry and climbs to over $580,000 for larger custom plans, which is unique in a state where the broader median has crossed $450,000. San Luis Arizona Real Estate sits inside a binational economy of more than 250,000 people, anchored by the only U.S. Border Health Medical Campus currently under development, an A-graded San Luis High School per ADE FY25, and two state-of-the-art international Ports of Entry.
May 2026 Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price $265,000 ▲ 3 to 4% YoY |
Average Sale Price $285,000 ▲ Stable to up |
Price / Sq Ft $215 ▲ 5% YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 90 to 100 ▲ vs. 83 last year |
Active Listings 45 to 100 ▲ Expanding |
Days on Market 50 to 60 → Range typical |
Sale-to-List 97 to 98% → Stable |
Months of Supply 2.5 to 3.5 → Balanced |
Prices & Volume… May 2026
San Luis pricing remains anchored well below the Arizona state median of about $453,000 reported in March 2026. The May 2026 median single-family sale price runs near $265,000, with the working range spanning from sub-$200,000 entry-level rural-route product up through $400,000 to $600,000 for larger semi-custom new builds and corner-lot specs in Bienestar Estates and the eastern growth corridor along 24th Street and Avenue F. Average price per square foot at $215 reflects a market where land remains affordable and new construction is the dominant pricing pressure on the high end.
Volume has expanded year-over-year. Sales of 90 to 100 homes per month are running ahead of the 83 sold in the comparable month last year per one MLS tracker. Days on market in the 50 to 60 day range are healthy for an affordable border market and represent meaningful improvement from the 125-day average reported in early 2025. Sale-to-list ratios in the 97 to 98 percent zone confirm that correctly-priced homes are getting close to ask, while overpriced stale listings are taking the full 60-plus days and then trimming. Both Phoenix MSA and Tucson MSA buyers continue to discover San Luis as a long-distance affordability hedge.
By Zip Code… Two San Luises
San Luis is a two-zip market with sharply different mail-delivery profiles and slightly different pricing dynamics. Zip 85349 covers the urban core, the international Ports of Entry, downtown commerce along S. Main Street, and most institutional locations. Zip 85336 wraps the residential subdivisions to the north and east, including most of the new construction activity.
- 85349 (San Luis core, 28,039 residents): Median sale price $252,000… PO Box delivery only at the S. Main Street post office. Anchors the international border crossing, downtown retail, the San Luis Detention Facility, ASPC-Yuma, and the San Luis Medical Mall. Higher density, smaller lots, older inventory.
- 85336 (Gadsden alias accepted, 7,810 residents): Median sale price $244,000… rural-route delivery as the primary method, with PO Boxes available at limited rate. Anchors most active new construction including Bienestar Estates 10 Townhomes, Los Alamos Builders semi-custom plans, and the broader east-side growth corridor. Larger lots, newer inventory.
San Luis Neighborhoods & Subdivisions
San Luis subdivisions are organized around Spanish-naming conventions reflecting the city’s binational heritage. Each subdivision has been verified against three independent sources: USPS-recognized zip code databases, San Luis city planning records via the General Plan, and active MLS listings with confirmed San Luis 85349 or 85336 addresses inside city limits. The grid below reflects the most active and largest verified residential subdivisions. Pricing reflects current active inventory ranges, not historical averages.
Bienestar Estates
The largest residential subdivision in San Luis at 1.42 square miles, organized by Comite de Bienestar across phases that now reach Bienestar Estates 10. Single-family detached and new townhome product on 24th & Avenue F. Consistently rated among the safer residential clusters in the city by independent community-data aggregators.
Los Jardines de la Plaza
Established residential subdivision anchored by Juan Sanchez Boulevard (G Street) and Rosa Avenue. Single-family detached on standard lots. Walking distance to downtown commerce and the international Port of Entry. Frequently cited among the safer neighborhood clusters.
Los Portales del Alamo
Mid-sized subdivision near San Felipe Street, Aquila Street, and Zapata Street. Family-oriented with consistent resale demand. Generally older inventory than Bienestar Estates but tighter community feel and lower turnover.
San Luis Plaza
One of the original San Luis subdivisions in the urban core. Smaller lot sizes, older single-family detached homes, and ground-up renovation opportunities. Walking distance to the border crossing and Main Street retail.
Las Villas de San Luis
Located along Babbitt Lane, C Street, D Street, and Bienestar Lane. Mid-density single-family product with consistent activity. The MLS-active 1415 E Babbitt Ln transaction at $325,000 for 2,084 sqft confirms the upper end of this cluster.
Los Olivos
Compact subdivision around Los Olivos Drive, San Pedro Street, San Pablo Lane, and 7th & 8th Avenues. Single-family detached on standard lots. Convenient to schools and the southern half of the city.
Las Fuentes / Las Brisas
Newer subdivisions located approximately 2.6 to 2.8 miles from the urban core post office. Mid-tier single-family detached on larger lots than the in-town subdivisions. Generally less inventory turnover.
Frontera Estates / Rio Sereno
Eastern San Luis subdivisions identified in the city planning documents and USPS records. Single-family detached homes with newer construction vintages, mixed lot sizes, and proximity to the State Route 195 Area Service Highway corridor.
Santa Cecilia
Newer subdivision frequently named in current MLS active listings. Three-bedroom, two-bath split floor plans with dedicated office or flex rooms are typical product. Newer vintage helps anchor higher per-square-foot pricing.
Other verified San Luis subdivisions include Escondido Beach, Rancho Los Oros, Las Quintas de San Luis, International Plaza, and Rancho San Luis Mobile (mobile home community). All listed subdivisions have been confirmed against USPS zip code databases, city planning records, and current active MLS listings inside San Luis 85349 or 85336.
San Luis’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
San Luis sits within Yuma County… the southwestern anchor of Arizona along the U.S.-Mexico border and the Colorado River. Many San Luis buyers and sellers also evaluate these neighboring Yuma Area markets and adjacent Southern Arizona and Colorado River Cities options. Each has its own price points, lifestyle, and inventory profile.
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Yuma County stretches from the Colorado River and California border east toward the Barry M. Goldwater Air Force Range and includes the cities of Yuma, San Luis, Somerton, Wellton, and Gila Bend. Agriculture, military, and binational trade anchor the county economy.
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Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), the two primary districts serving San Luis both earned B grades at the district level. Gadsden Elementary District (K-8) earned a B LEA grade across its 10 schools, and Yuma Union High School District (9-12) earned a B LEA grade across its 8 schools. Notably, San Luis Arizona Real Estate buyers focused on school-driven moves should know that San Luis High School itself earned an A grade with 78.09 total points and a perfect graduation rate component score.
Gadsden Elementary District… B-Rated District
Gadsden Elementary District serves grades pre-K through 8 across 10 schools that include all of the elementary and middle schools physically located in San Luis. Within the district, two schools earned A grades per ADE FY25: Rio Colorado Elementary School at 1055 N. Main Street with 85.45 total points, and Desert View Elementary at 1508 N. 10th Avenue with 82.39 total points. The district also includes Cesar Chavez Elementary, Arizona Desert Elementary, Ed Pastor Elementary 4, and San Luis Middle School at 1135 N. Main Street, which earned B grades. Southwest Junior High School at 963 N. 8th Avenue also earned a B grade with 78.23 points.
Yuma Union High School District… B-Rated District
Yuma Union High School District serves grades 9 through 12 across 8 high schools. San Luis High School at 1250 N. 8th Avenue is the primary high school serving San Luis residents and earned an A grade from ADE FY25 with 78.09 total points and a 10.0 graduation rate component score. The district’s flagship school, Gila Ridge High School, also earned an A grade with 78.06 points. Kofa, Cibola, and Yuma High Schools earned B grades.
San Luis High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, San Luis High School earned an A letter grade with 78.09 total points, including a perfect 10.0 graduation rate score. The school partners with the San Luis Police Department for CTE classes in criminal justice and offers 38 dual enrollment courses with Arizona Western College.
ADE A 78.09 pts 100% GradRio Colorado Elementary School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Rio Colorado Elementary at 1055 N. Main Street posted the highest score in the entire Gadsden Elementary District at 85.45 total points and an A letter grade. A primary draw for buyers prioritizing K-8 school placement.
ADE A 85.45 pts Top K-8Desert View Elementary
Per ADE FY25 official data, Desert View Elementary at 1508 N. 10th Avenue earned an A letter grade with 82.39 total points. The second A-rated elementary school in Gadsden ESD and a strong option for families in the central and eastern subdivisions.
ADE A 82.39 pts K-8Harvest Preparatory Academy
Per ADE FY25 official data, Harvest Preparatory Academy San Luis at 1044 N. 10th Avenue earned a B letter grade with 83.61 total points… the highest B-tier score among San Luis K-8 schools. The primary charter alternative to Gadsden ESD.
ADE B 83.61 pts Charter K-8Buyers should always verify the exact school attendance zone for any property before offer. Subdivisions on the border between Gadsden ESD and Somerton ESD service areas can shift K-8 assignment by a single street. Yuma Union High School District boundaries are stable for San Luis residents.
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 San Luis
San Luis carries a CrimeGrade overall safety grade of C and a 40th percentile ranking nationally, meaning the city is safer than 40 percent of U.S. cities. The headline read on this is more favorable than the grade suggests. Per FBI Uniform Crime Reports referenced by AreaVibes, the daily total crime rate in San Luis runs approximately 3.55 times lower than the Arizona state average and 3.67 times lower than the national average. The chance of being a victim of violent crime is 1 in 1,708 per resident, and the chance of being a victim of any crime is 1 in 161. CrimeGrade and AreaVibes use different methodologies, which explains the apparent discrepancy in grades.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in San Luis
San Luis is a SINGLE-AGENCY policing jurisdiction. As an incorporated city since 1979, San Luis is policed directly by the San Luis Police Department, headquartered at 1030 E. Union Street, San Luis, AZ 85349. SLPD is an ALEAP-accredited agency that operates a Patrol Division, Criminal Investigation Section, Bike Unit, Canine Unit, Traffic Unit, and School Resource Officer program. The Arizona Department of Public Safety provides highway patrol coverage on U.S. Route 95 and State Route 195 (the Area Service Highway). U.S. Customs and Border Protection holds jurisdiction at the two international Ports of Entry but does not patrol the residential subdivisions. Yuma County Sheriff’s Office supports outside-city-limit incidents only.
San Luis Safety Snapshot
San Luis combines FBI-reported crime rates well below the Arizona and national averages with a CrimeGrade letter grade that reflects a slightly elevated property crime rate relative to comparable population centers. The northeast and south quadrants of the city are consistently rated the safest by residents.
At the subdivision level, Bienestar Estates, Los Portales del Alamo, and Los Jardines de la Plaza are consistently called out as the safer residential clusters in San Luis by both independent community-data aggregators and CrimeGrade neighborhood mapping. The southeast quadrant of the city sees the highest total incident count due to retail and Port of Entry traffic concentration, not residential density. The southwest quadrant has the fewest annual crimes total at approximately 20 per year.
Major Employers & Commute
San Luis’s employment base is a mix of in-city public sector anchors, healthcare, U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the international Ports of Entry, and a Yuma metro commute corridor 25 minutes north on U.S. Route 95. Major Yuma County employers (MCAS Yuma, Yuma Proving Ground, Yuma Regional Medical Center) draw a meaningful share of the daily commute outflow from the city.
Top employers within commuting distance
The Arizona State Prison Complex-Yuma sits inside San Luis at the southeast corner of Avenue B and State Route 195 and employs 755 full-time staff, making it the single largest in-city employer. The Border Health Medical Campus, a new hospital project announced to begin construction in January 2025, is on track to add a major healthcare employer inside city limits over the medium term. The Yuma International Airport, 25 minutes north, offers direct flights to Dallas-Fort Worth and Phoenix Sky Harbor for buyers and sellers needing national connectivity.
New Construction… Active Build Cycle
San Luis has an active new construction cycle led by Comite de Bienestar (the non-profit developer behind the Bienestar Estates phases) and Los Alamos Builders (a Yuma-Somerton-San Luis semi-custom builder). New construction pricing runs from approximately $225,000 entry through $603,000 at the upper plan range. Build times typically run 6 to 8 months for semi-custom plans. The eastern San Luis growth corridor anchored by 24th Street and Avenue F is the dominant new-build activity zone.
- Bienestar Estates 10 Townhomes (Active): 24th Street & Avenue F, San Luis, AZ 85336 ✅. Two- and three-bedroom townhomes by Comite de Bienestar with 9-foot ceilings, all-tile flooring, attached two-car garages. Pricing competitive with detached entry homes.
- Los Alamos Builders (Active): Semi-custom and fully custom single-family detached homes across multiple San Luis lots. Pre-approved floor plans starting near $225,000 with three-bedroom, two-bath split layouts featuring vaulted ceilings and all-tile flooring. Custom builds available on buyer-supplied lots.
- East San Luis growth corridor (Active): Multiple single-family subdivisions along the State Route 195 Area Service Highway expansion. Single-family detached on standard lots, three- and four-bedroom plans, typical 1,200 to 2,300 sqft range. New construction pricing tops out near $603,000 for the largest approved plans.
- Santa Cecilia subdivision (Active resale + new): Newer subdivision frequently appearing in current MLS active listings with three-bedroom plus flex-room product on standard lots. Mix of recently completed new builds and 2024-2025 vintage resales.
Important disclosure: San Luis does not currently have major national production builder activity (no Pulte, Lennar, KB Home, D.R. Horton, Meritage, or Toll Brothers active communities verified inside city limits as of May 2026). New construction is driven by Comite de Bienestar (non-profit, mission-aligned to rural community workforce housing), Los Alamos Builders (regional semi-custom), and smaller independent builders. Buyers should verify each builder’s status, model availability, current pricing, and any HOA or community facility district disclosures before any purchase decision. Always verify the exact address ends in San Luis, AZ 85349 or 85336 before signing.
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any model home.
What San Luis Residents Say
The following testimonial themes are drawn from publicly available community reviews and resident commentary across multiple platforms and have been anonymized to protect privacy. They reflect consistent patterns rather than isolated opinions.
“What we love about San Luis is how affordable it still feels compared to anywhere else in Arizona. Our family bought a brand-new build under $300,000 in 2024 in a market where the same square footage in Yuma is at least 30 percent more. The schools have actually improved a lot in the last few years and our kids are doing well at San Luis High.”
“The binational rhythm of life here is something you don’t get anywhere else. You can have breakfast on Main Street in San Luis, walk across to San Luis Rio Colorado for shopping and a dentist appointment, and be back in your driveway for dinner. The cost of living advantage is real and it works for retirement income.”
“Public safety is honestly better than the online crime grades make it sound. The San Luis Police Department is visible, they show up fast, and the police chief is engaged with the community. We’ve lived here for 15 years and never had a safety incident inside our subdivision.”
“As a small business owner crossing the border twice a week, San Luis works for us. The two Ports of Entry move us through fast, the commercial real estate is affordable, and we’re 25 minutes from Yuma if we need bigger-city services. The new hospital construction is going to change everything for the better.”
Why San Luis Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
San Luis is one of the very few Arizona cities of meaningful size (38,000 residents) where a buyer can still close on a brand-new construction home for under $300,000 in May 2026. That single fact is the foundation of the long-term thesis. Combine it with an A-graded high school per ADE FY25, the only U.S. Border Health Medical Campus under development, and binational economic gravity from a sister city across the international border, and San Luis Arizona Real Estate has structural tailwinds the rest of the state does not.
Key drivers supporting San Luis Arizona Real Estate include:
- Affordability moat… $265,000 median price in a state where the median has crossed $453,000
- A-graded schools… San Luis High School (A, 78.09 pts), Rio Colorado Elementary (A, 85.45 pts), Desert View Elementary (A, 82.39 pts) per ADE FY25
- Border Health Medical Campus… the only U.S. hospital project of its kind currently under development in this region
- Binational economic engine… Sister city of San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, drives daily cross-border commerce and labor flow
- Two international Ports of Entry… State-of-the-art commercial and pedestrian facilities supporting industrial expansion
- Active new construction cycle… Comite de Bienestar, Los Alamos Builders, and the east-side growth corridor all expanding
- Single-agency policing… Incorporated city since 1979 with its own ALEAP-accredited police department
- Crime rates 3.55 times below state average… Per FBI UCR despite a CrimeGrade C overall letter grade
- Major in-city employer base… ASPC-Yuma (755 FT), Gadsden ESD, U.S. CBP, plus Yuma metro commute reach
- Sub-$250-per-sqft pricing… Land remains affordable, making both new construction and renovation economically rational
San Luis Arizona Real Estate is a strategic long-term affordability and demographic tailwind play, not a speculative trade. Buyers who position correctly in the eastern growth corridor and the new construction phases inside Bienestar Estates have meaningful upside as the Border Health Medical Campus comes online and as Yuma metro spillover continues. This is a market where buying right matters more than timing perfectly.
May 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: The $265,000 median puts San Luis at less than 60 percent of the Arizona state median. New construction under $300,000 still exists. Lock financing pre-approval at current 6.1 to 6.4 percent ranges before competition tightens.
- Sellers: At 97 to 98 percent sale-to-list, correctly-priced homes are closing close to ask. Overpriced listings are sitting 60-plus days. List smart, stage well, and a dedicated full-time agent will get top dollar.
- New construction buyers: Verify Bienestar Estates 10 phase availability and Los Alamos Builders model home status before any visit. Confirm 6-to-8-month build timing aligns with your housing transition plan.
- School-driven buyers: San Luis High School is A-rated per ADE FY25. Rio Colorado Elementary and Desert View Elementary are also A-rated. Verify your target home’s exact attendance zone before offer.
- Border / binational buyers: The two Ports of Entry and the in-development Border Health Medical Campus are structural tailwinds. Position east of U.S. Route 95 for fastest port access.
- Cross-shopping Yuma: Same square footage, similar lot, similar schools, easily 30 percent cheaper in San Luis. The 25-minute Yuma commute on U.S. Route 95 is the only friction.
Frequently Asked Questions
The median sale price for single-family homes in San Luis is about $265,000 as of May 2026, with new construction tracking $225,000 at entry and reaching $580,000-plus at the top of the active range. Average price per square foot is approximately $215.
San Luis carries a CrimeGrade overall safety grade of C, placing it in the 40th percentile nationally. Daily crime is roughly 3.55 times lower than the Arizona state average and 3.67 times lower than the national average per FBI Uniform Crime Reports. The city is policed by the San Luis Police Department, an ALEAP-accredited agency.
San Luis is served primarily by Gadsden Elementary District (K-8, ADE FY25 B-rated, 10 schools) and Yuma Union High School District (9-12, ADE FY25 B-rated, 8 schools). San Luis High School earned an A grade from ADE FY25 with 78.09 total points and a perfect graduation rate score. Rio Colorado Elementary and Desert View Elementary also earned A grades.
San Luis covers two primary zip codes: 85349 (the urban core, PO Box delivery at the S. Main Street post office) and 85336 (the rural-route residential subdivisions, which also accept Gadsden, AZ 85336 as an alternate USPS-recognized mailing address since November 2019).
Yes. Active new construction in San Luis is concentrated in the Bienestar Estates 10 Townhomes project on 24th Street and Avenue F, semi-custom builds by Los Alamos Builders, and several active single-family subdivisions in the east San Luis growth corridor. New home pricing runs from about $225,000 entry to $603,000 at the high end of approved plans.
Major employers serving San Luis include the Arizona State Prison Complex-Yuma (755 full-time employees inside city limits), Gadsden Elementary School District, Regional Center for Border Health, San Luis Walk-In Clinic, U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the San Luis Ports of Entry, the City of San Luis municipal government, Yuma Regional Medical Center (Yuma, 25 miles north), Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, and Yuma Proving Ground.
San Luis is primarily a single-family detached market (74 percent of housing units). Attached inventory is limited but growing, anchored by the Bienestar Estates 10 Townhomes new construction project with two- and three-bedroom units. A dedicated townhome and condo section will be added once active resale inventory stabilizes above 5 units.
San Luis is Arizona’s most affordable population center over 30,000, the gateway to a binational economy of more than 250,000 people, and home to the only U.S. Border Health Medical Campus currently under development. It anchors a school district with A-graded elementary and high school options under ADE FY25 and offers entry pricing under $250,000 in a state where the median has crossed $450,000.
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San Luis Business & Commercial Real Estate
San Luis commercial real estate sits in a unique position: a small but growing in-city retail and light-industrial market, plus the binational commerce engine pulling daily volume across the two international Ports of Entry. Commercially zoned land is concentrated along U.S. Highway 95 and Juan Sanchez Boulevard, with industrial development clustered in the southeast section near the Arizona State Prison Complex and State Route 195.
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Office Lease Rates $14 to $22 → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $16 to $28 → Annual NNN range |
Industrial Lease $7 to $14 → Border-adjacent |
Cap Rates Trading 7 to 9% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 20 to 30 ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory 350K SF → Across types |
For Sale Range $250K to $4M → Mixed |
Anchor Asset San Luis Medical Mall → 151 S. Oak Ave |
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Coverage area: San Luis Arizona Real Estate across zip codes 85349 (urban core, PO Box delivery) and 85336 (rural-route residential, accepts “Gadsden, AZ 85336” as alternate USPS address), inside the official San Luis city limits in Yuma 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 Arizona Department of Education state report cards (FY25 A-F release, April 15, 2026), Niche, GreatSchools, and SchoolGrade. Crime data comes from CrimeGrade, AreaVibes, San Luis Police Department monthly incident reports, 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 11, 2026.