San Tan Valley Arizona Real Estate Market Report — May 2026
San Tan Valley Arizona Real Estate enters May 2026 at a pivotal moment. The single-family median sale price sits at approximately $425,000, up 2.8 percent year-over-year, while active inventory has climbed past 510 listings and days on market have stretched to the high 60s and low 70s. This is the most balanced the market has felt in three years… and it lands just weeks before San Tan Valley officially becomes Arizona’s newest incorporated town on July 1. Buyers are getting real negotiating room. Sellers are seeing builders 19 strong with aggressive incentives pulling resale traffic. The story this month is leverage, and it has shifted.
May 2026 Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price $425,000 ▲ +2.8% YoY |
Average Sale Price $447,200 ▲ +2.4% YoY |
Price / Sq Ft $221 ▼ -1.8% YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 220 ▲ vs. 211 last year |
Active Listings 516 ▲ Rising 3 months |
Days on Market 70 → vs. 63 last year |
Sale-to-List 98.1% → Stable |
Months of Supply 2.3 → Balanced market |
Prices & Volume… May 2026
The single-family median in San Tan Valley is holding at approximately $425,000 on closed sales, with the active list median sitting noticeably higher at roughly $456,000. That gap between asking and closing is the single most important data point this month. It tells you sellers are still pricing on 2024 instincts while buyers are pricing on 2026 reality. Closed sales are running about 220 homes per month, slightly ahead of last year’s 211, and price per square foot has softened modestly to $221.
The story behind those numbers is inventory. Active listings have moved past 510 and continue climbing. Days on market have stretched from 63 last year to roughly 70 today. Months of supply has reached 2.3, which technically still favors sellers but only barely. New construction is the pressure point… with 19 active builders and 40+ communities offering rate buy-downs from 3.99 percent, closing cost credits, and design center incentives, builders are pulling buyers away from resale listings that aren’t priced sharply. Sellers who reduce within the first 21 days are getting offers. Sellers who hold pricing past 45 days are watching DOM climb past 90.
By Zip Code… Three San Tan Valleys
San Tan Valley spans three primary zip codes plus a shared boundary code, each anchoring a different stage of the community’s growth. Understanding which zip you’re shopping in matters because price, age of housing stock, and proximity to employers all shift meaningfully across the area.
- 85140 (North San Tan Valley): Median sale price $435,000… anchors the established northwest section including Johnson Ranch, San Tan Heights, and Skyline Ranch. Higher median income ($98,668) and the highest concentration of golf-course adjacent homes. Closest to Queen Creek services and the SR-24 Gateway Freeway extension.
- 85143 (Central San Tan Valley): Median sale price $415,000… covers Copper Basin, Pecan Creek, Magma Ranch, and the heart of the future town. Strong family demographic with the densest new construction footprint in the entire community. Most volume per month in this zip.
- 85144 (Southeast San Tan Valley): Median sale price $405,000… the newest zip (created July 1, 2023) covering areas that were previously 85142. Includes parts of San Tan Heights and Morning Sun Farms. Generally the most affordable entry point into the market with growing inventory.
- 85132 (Shared with Florence): Median sale price $385,000… a partial overlap along the Florence boundary. Lower price point reflects mixed San Tan Valley and Florence inventory in this code.
San Tan Valley Neighborhoods & Subdivisions
San Tan Valley is fundamentally a community of master-planned subdivisions, with more than 40 named neighborhoods inside the official town boundary approved by Proposition 495. The cards below have been cross-verified against the official San Tan Valley incorporation map, the Pinal County GIS, and Johnson Utilities service area documentation. Subdivisions that were annexed by the Town of Queen Creek before the 2025 incorporation vote (Encanterra, Ironwood Crossing, Banner Ironwood) have been excluded… they are no longer part of San Tan Valley regardless of what older real estate sources may show.
Johnson Ranch
Master-planned golf community anchored by The Golf Club at Johnson Ranch. Multiple village neighborhoods, community pools, parks, and the most established HOA infrastructure in San Tan Valley. Strong family draw.
San Tan Heights
Pulte master-planned community on the western edge near San Tan Mountain Regional Park. Mountain views, community center, pool, and active builder footprint with new phases still selling.
Skyline Ranch
Two-phase community in the northwest section. Home to Skyline Ranch Elementary (the only A-graded K-8 school in Florence Unified per ADE FY25). Strong family demographic, walkable to schools.
Copper Basin
Large multi-phase subdivision with community pool, parks, and walkable layout. Home to Copper Basin K-8 School. One of the most active resale neighborhoods in the central San Tan Valley corridor.
Pecan Creek (North & South)
Family-oriented community along the central spine. Strong rental demand history, multiple gated sections. Pecan Creek South features larger lots and newer construction with 3-car garage standard.
Magma Ranch
Two-phase subdivision (Magma Ranch I & II) along the central corridor. Home to Magma Ranch K-8 School. Lots of mature trees and established landscaping… feels older than the typical newer-build neighborhood.
Morning Sun Farms
Established family neighborhood with parks, ramadas, and community pool. Mix of original 2000s build and infill construction. Among the most demographically diverse neighborhoods in San Tan Valley.
Rancho Bella Vista
Two-phase community (Rancho Bella Vista and Rancho Bella Vista South) in the north corridor. Mountain views to the east, easy access to Queen Creek shopping and SR-24. Strong appreciation since 2022.
Circle Cross Ranch
Family neighborhood served by Circle Cross K8 STEM Academy. Walkable design with community parks. Generally one of the most affordable entry points to the north San Tan Valley market.
Wayne Ranch
Mid-sized subdivision in the central San Tan Valley footprint per the official Prop 495 incorporation map. Larger average lot sizes and an established neighborhood feel.
Taylor Ranch
North-corridor neighborhood with quick access to Combs Road and the SR-24 Gateway Freeway interchange. Strong commuter draw for east valley employer corridors.
Vineyard Estates
Smaller, higher-end pocket subdivision with larger lots and semi-custom builds. Quieter feel than the surrounding production subdivisions. Limited resale volume keeps prices firm.
All addresses verified inside the official San Tan Valley town boundary approved by Proposition 495 in August 2025. Additional verified subdivisions include Pima Crossing, Magnolia Grove, Cambria, Castlegate, Laredo Ranch, Quail Run, and The Parks. Important: Encanterra, Ironwood Crossing, and Banner Ironwood are not in San Tan Valley… they were annexed by the Town of Queen Creek in 2019 and remain part of Queen Creek today.
San Tan Valley’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
San Tan Valley sits within Pinal County… part of the East Valley menu region on the northern edge of Pinal County. Buyers shopping San Tan Valley typically also compare Queen Creek (immediately north), Florence (immediately south), and the broader Pinal County Growth Corridor cities. The new SR-24 Gateway Freeway extension has tightened commute connections to Mesa, Gilbert, and Chandler… pulling San Tan Valley firmly into East Valley employment range.
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Pinal County is the fastest-growing county in Arizona by raw population add, with San Tan Valley, Maricopa, Casa Grande, Florence, and Coolidge driving the growth corridor between Phoenix and Tucson. See the complete Pinal County market guide for cross-city data and the new construction map.
▶Pinal County Real Estate Guide◀Schools & School Districts
San Tan Valley is served by two primary school districts plus a small Queen Creek Unified overlap along the northern boundary. Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), Florence Unified School District earned a B grade across its 14 schools, and J.O. Combs Unified School District earned a B grade across its 10 schools. Queen Creek Unified, which serves a small northern slice, earned an A grade across 15 schools. The Florence and Combs districts are the primary attendance zones for the vast majority of San Tan Valley addresses.
Florence Unified School District… B-Rated District
Florence Unified serves the southern, central, and western sections of San Tan Valley, including Johnson Ranch, San Tan Heights, Skyline Ranch, Copper Basin, Magma Ranch, and Circle Cross Ranch. Per ADE FY25 official data, the district’s standout school is Skyline Ranch Elementary, the only A-graded K-8 campus in the entire 14-school Florence Unified system, posting 82.50 total points earned. San Tan Heights Elementary (B, 74.11 points) and Anthem Elementary (B, 73.67 points) round out the strongest K-8 performers serving San Tan Valley. At the high school level, Poston Butte High School earned an A grade with 75.79 points… the district’s flagship 9-12 campus.
J.O. Combs Unified School District… B-Rated District
J.O. Combs Unified serves the eastern and northeastern sections of San Tan Valley including parts of Rancho Bella Vista, Taylor Ranch, and the Combs Road corridor. Per ADE FY25, Ranch Elementary earned a B with 79.93 points and Jack Harmon Elementary earned a B with 78.28 points… both strong K-8 performers. At the high school level, Combs High School earned an A grade with 81.61 points, making it the highest-rated traditional high school serving the San Tan Valley area per the FY25 release.
Skyline Ranch Elementary
Per ADE FY25 official data, Skyline Ranch earned an A letter grade with 82.50 total points earned, making it the highest-performing K-8 school in the entire Florence Unified district. Anchors the Skyline Ranch subdivision and draws strong family demand.
ADE A 82.50 Pts K-8Poston Butte High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Poston Butte earned an A letter grade with 75.79 total points earned and a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score. The flagship high school for San Tan Valley families in the Florence Unified zone.
ADE A 75.79 Pts 10.0 GradCombs High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Combs High earned an A letter grade with 81.61 total points earned and a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score. The strongest high school by ADE points serving any portion of San Tan Valley in the FY25 release.
ADE A 81.61 Pts 10.0 GradRanch Elementary
Per ADE FY25 official data, Ranch Elementary earned a B letter grade with 79.93 total points earned, making it the highest-performing K-8 school in the entire J.O. Combs Unified district. Serves the eastern and northern San Tan Valley footprint.
ADE B 79.93 Pts K-8San Tan Valley families should verify exact attendance zones before writing offers. Boundary lines between Florence Unified, J.O. Combs Unified, and Queen Creek Unified shift periodically as new subdivisions deliver, and open-enrollment policies vary by district. The data above reflects the most current state-issued letter grades available.
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 Tan Valley
San Tan Valley is one of the safer communities in the Phoenix metro area. CrimeGrade rates the community an A+ overall safety grade with a 93rd percentile national ranking, meaning San Tan Valley is safer than 93 percent of US cities. The total crime rate is approximately 55 percent below the national average, with violent crime at 172.8 per 100,000 (75 percent below national average for aggravated assault, 26 percent below for murder). Property crime sits at A grade and 89th percentile. The northwest section of San Tan Valley (Johnson Ranch, Skyline Ranch, San Tan Heights) consistently rates as the safest portion of the community.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in San Tan Valley
San Tan Valley is policed under a dual-jurisdiction framework that buyers and sellers should understand clearly, especially during the 2025-2026 transition period. As of May 2026, San Tan Valley remains an unincorporated census-designated place… primary law enforcement is provided by the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO), headquartered in Florence at 971 N Jason Lopez Circle, Building C, Florence, AZ 85132. PCSO patrol deputies handle calls for service, traffic enforcement on local roads, and investigations across the entire San Tan Valley footprint. The Arizona Department of Public Safety handles highway enforcement on US 60, SR-24 (Gateway Freeway), and SR-79.
This jurisdiction structure changes on July 1, 2026, when San Tan Valley officially becomes a town under Proposition 495. The new town will either contract with PCSO under an inter-governmental agreement (the most likely short-term option) or stand up its own San Tan Valley Police Department over time. Pinal County Supervisor Mike Goodman confirmed in 2025 that PCSO will continue providing law enforcement immediately after incorporation under contract, with the new town council deciding longer-term structure. AZ DPS retains highway authority either way. This dual structure is normal for newly incorporated communities and does not affect response times.
San Tan Valley Safety Snapshot
Per CrimeGrade FY25, San Tan Valley posts an A+ overall safety grade with a 93rd percentile national ranking and crime rates 55 percent below the national average.
Subdivision-level safety varies meaningfully across San Tan Valley. The northwest section, including Johnson Ranch, Skyline Ranch, and parts of San Tan Heights, ranks as the safest, with chance of being a crime victim at roughly 1 in 144. The south-central neighborhoods show a higher rate at approximately 1 in 69. Burglary is the leading concern across all sections, while aggravated assault is the least common violent offense (75 percent below national average). Most San Tan Valley HOAs run their own community watch programs, and PCSO has historically maintained a visible patrol presence on the Hunt Highway and Combs Road corridors.
Major Employers & Commute
San Tan Valley’s job base has shifted dramatically over the past five years. Once strictly a bedroom community for Phoenix and East Valley employers, San Tan Valley now has a meaningful in-town employer (Banner Ironwood Medical Center) and sits within reasonable commute distance of major manufacturing operations including Lucid Motors, LG Energy Solution, and the Intel Chandler campus. The 2025 completion of the SR-24 Gateway Freeway extension cut Mesa and Gilbert commute times by approximately 15 minutes and made the northern San Tan Valley zips a much more viable choice for East Valley employees.
Top employers within commuting distance
The commute calculus for San Tan Valley is highly directional. Buyers working in Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, or at Mesa Gateway can now reach their employer in 25 to 35 minutes via SR-24 to Loop 202. Buyers heading to Phoenix Sky Harbor or downtown Phoenix face 45 to 60 minutes depending on time of day. Casa Grande and Lucid Motors are well-positioned at roughly 30 minutes south. This is one reason the northern zips (85140 and 85143) command a modest premium over 85144 and 85132… they are closer to the freeway interchange.
New Construction… 40+ Active Communities
San Tan Valley is one of the most active new construction markets in Arizona, with 19 builders operating across more than 40 communities and price points ranging from the high $300Ks to the mid $600Ks. Median new construction sale price runs approximately $489,990 as of recent data. May 2026 incentives are aggressive across the board, with rate buy-downs to 3.99 percent on quick-move-in inventory being the headline driver of new home traffic. Builders are clearly competing with resale and with each other, and that competition is what is keeping the broader market balanced.
- Pulte Homes (San Tan Heights): 32915 N Tom Mix Pkwy, San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 ✅. Master-planned community with multiple active phases, world-class amenity center, pool, and event lawn. Limited-time rate offers on quick-move-in homes closing by October 31, 2026.
- Lennar (Bella Vista Farms & Wales Ranch): Bella Vista Farms at N Schnepf Rd, San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 ✅. Multiple home series (Signature III, Classic, Discovery, Horizon, Destiny, Arbor) priced from the mid $400Ks to low $600Ks. Aggressive Everything’s Included program with appliances and design upgrades.
- Meritage Homes (Bella Vista Trails & San Tan Groves): Bella Vista Trails at N Felix Rd, San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 ✅. Three home series (Classic, Estate, Reserve) priced from the mid $300Ks to high $500Ks. Energy-efficient construction with smart thermostats and water-saving features standard.
- Taylor Morrison (Combs Ranch Discovery): Off Combs Rd in north San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 ✅. Discovery Collection priced from high $300Ks to mid $500Ks. Family-friendly community with parks and walkable layout.
- D.R. Horton (Frontier Pointe, Avenida): 4625 E Kenneth Ln, San Tan Valley, AZ 85143 ✅. Multiple active subdivisions with America’s #1 builder’s Express, Freedom, and Emerald series. Strong entry-level pricing in the $300Ks for the Express line.
- Ashton Woods (Wales Ranch): Wales Ranch, San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 ✅. Priced from high $300Ks to high $500Ks. Design-forward floorplans with strong customization options at the design studio.
- KB Home, Mattamy Homes, David Weekley Homes: Multiple active sales centers across the San Tan Valley footprint. Verify exact community addresses and incentive status directly through builder sales centers before signing.
Important disclosure: Builder incentives change weekly and rate buy-downs typically require use of the builder’s preferred lender. Always have a dedicated full-time buyer’s agent in your corner before stepping into any new build sales office… once you sign the buyer registration, you lose the ability to bring outside representation, and that costs real money at the design center and at closing. Some San Tan Valley communities also carry Community Facilities District (CFD) assessments on top of standard property tax. Verify the total tax rate (including any CFD) for any specific lot before you sign the purchase agreement.
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any model home.
What San Tan Valley Residents Say
The themes below reflect anonymized takes from publicly posted resident reviews on Niche, AreaVibes, and Pinal County community forums. They are not endorsements and are not paid placements… they reflect what real San Tan Valley homeowners are saying about life in the community today.
We moved here from California in 2022 for the schools and affordability. The Florence Unified zone has been better than expected, especially Skyline Ranch Elementary. Our kids walk to school and the neighborhood watches out for each other.
The traffic was rough for years but the new Gateway Freeway extension changed everything. My commute to Gilbert dropped from 50 minutes to 30. I’d never have bought here before SR-24 opened. Now I love it.
I love that we voted to become our own town. For years we paid taxes that left the area and never came back. Once July 1 hits, our money stays here. That’s worth waiting almost twenty years for.
The new construction options are wild. Twenty builders, forty communities, incentives every week. We negotiated our rate down to 3.99 percent and got the design package thrown in. You just have to know what to ask for.
Why San Tan Valley Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
San Tan Valley is the most important Arizona real estate story of 2026, and the data backs that up. A community of more than 120,000 residents is officially becoming Arizona’s 92nd town on July 1. That is the largest population incorporation in Arizona state history. It will reshape how this market is governed, taxed, and served for the next twenty years.
Key drivers supporting San Tan Valley Arizona Real Estate include:
- Incorporation effective July 1, 2026… Proposition 495 passed with 66.7 percent yes votes. Local tax revenue stays in the community starting this summer.
- Rapid population growth… 120,000+ residents and rising. Pinal County is Arizona’s fastest-growing county by raw add.
- Gateway Freeway (SR-24) extension… opened access to Loop 202 and dropped East Valley commute times by 15 minutes.
- 19 active home builders, 40+ communities… unmatched new construction selection in the Pinal Growth Corridor.
- A+ safety grade, 93rd percentile… safer than 93 percent of US cities per CrimeGrade FY25.
- Strong school anchors… Skyline Ranch Elementary (A grade per ADE FY25), Poston Butte High (A grade), Combs High (A grade).
- Affordability vs Queen Creek and Gilbert… median sale price $425K vs $650K+ in Queen Creek for similar square footage.
- Banner Ironwood Medical Center anchor… in-town hospital and growing medical office footprint creates local jobs.
- Resort-style amenities… master-planned communities with pools, parks, golf, and trail networks at every price point.
- San Tan Mountain Regional Park… 10,000 acres of preserved Sonoran Desert directly west of the community.
San Tan Valley is not a speculative market. It is a strategic long-term demand market driven by school families, East Valley commuters, retirees seeking warmth and value, and first-time buyers priced out of Queen Creek and Gilbert. The 2026 incorporation cements that demand structure for the next two decades. This is exactly the kind of market where having a dedicated full-time agent on your side, who knows which builders to fight and which subdivisions to target, pays for itself many times over.
May 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: You have real negotiating room for the first time in three years. Active inventory above 510, DOM at 70 days, and builder incentives stacking. Push hard on rate buy-downs and closing cost credits.
- Sellers: Price sharply on day one. Sellers who cut within 21 days are getting offers. Sellers who hold past 45 days are watching DOM climb past 90 and chasing the market down.
- First-time buyers: The under-$425K segment is where most volume happens. Look at Circle Cross, Copper Basin entry homes, and D.R. Horton Express new builds.
- Move-up buyers: Johnson Ranch, Pecan Creek South, and Vineyard Estates offer the most upside in the $500K to $625K range.
- Investors: Days on market is extending but rental demand stays strong from East Valley commuter families. Pre-incorporation tax structure ends July 1, 2026.
- Relocators: The Gateway Freeway changes the calculus. If your employer is in Gilbert, Chandler, or Mesa, the northern zips work now in ways they did not work three years ago.
Frequently Asked Questions
The median sale price for single-family homes in San Tan Valley is approximately $425,000 in May 2026, with the median list price near $456,000. Year-over-year appreciation is running about 2.8 percent on closed sales, while price per square foot has softened modestly to $221.
Yes. San Tan Valley earns an A+ overall safety grade and ranks in the 93rd percentile nationally per CrimeGrade, with crime rates approximately 55 percent below the national average. Northwest sections like Johnson Ranch and Skyline Ranch rate strongest. Primary law enforcement is currently Pinal County Sheriff’s Office, transitioning to town authority after July 1, 2026 incorporation.
San Tan Valley is served by two primary districts: Florence Unified School District (B-rated LEA per ADE FY25) and J.O. Combs Unified School District (B-rated LEA per ADE FY25). Top schools include Skyline Ranch Elementary (A grade, 82.50 points), Poston Butte High School (A grade, 75.79 points), Combs High School (A grade, 81.61 points), and Ranch Elementary (B grade, 79.93 points).
San Tan Valley uses zip codes 85140, 85143, and 85144, with 85132 shared along the Florence boundary. The 85142 zip is no longer Pinal County and now exclusively serves Queen Creek in Maricopa County. Zip alone does not determine community membership… always verify with the town boundary map.
Yes. San Tan Valley has 19+ active builders and 40+ new construction communities including Pulte at San Tan Heights, Lennar at Bella Vista Farms and Wales Ranch, Meritage at Bella Vista Trails, Taylor Morrison at Combs Ranch, and D.R. Horton at Frontier Pointe. New build pricing runs from the high $300Ks to mid $600Ks with aggressive rate buy-down incentives.
Major employers within commuting distance include Banner Ironwood Medical Center (in-town), LG Energy Solution Queen Creek, Lucid Motors Casa Grande, Intel Chandler, ASU Polytechnic Mesa, Boeing Mesa, Banner Gateway Gilbert, Honeywell Aerospace, and Mesa Gateway Airport. The SR-24 Gateway Freeway extension has shortened East Valley commute times significantly.
San Tan Valley is overwhelmingly a single-family detached market with very limited condo and townhome inventory inside the town boundary. Most attached product is in age-restricted resort communities that were annexed by neighboring Queen Creek before incorporation. For attached options buyers typically look to Queen Creek, Gilbert, or Chandler.
San Tan Valley officially incorporates as Arizona’s 92nd town on July 1, 2026, following the August 2025 vote on Proposition 495, which passed 66.7 percent to 33.3 percent. This is the largest population incorporation in Arizona state history at more than 120,000 residents. The Pinal County Board of Supervisors will appoint an initial town council, with first elections to follow.
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San Tan Valley Business & Commercial Real Estate
San Tan Valley’s commercial market is in the early innings of a major repositioning. The 2026 incorporation creates a new municipal customer for service businesses, and the build-out along Hunt Highway, Combs Road, and Ironwood Drive is bringing retail anchors, medical offices, and light industrial product that did not exist five years ago. Banner Ironwood Medical Center anchors the medical office submarket, while Fry’s, Walmart Neighborhood Market, and the Promenade at San Tan Valley anchor the retail centers.
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 $22 to $28 → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $26 to $34 → Annual NNN range |
Industrial Lease $10 to $14 → Growing flex demand |
Cap Rates Trading 6.5% to 8.0% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 45 to 60 ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory 2.8M sq ft → Across types |
For Sale Range $650K to $8M → Mixed |
Anchor Asset 120K sq ft → Banner Ironwood |
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Coverage area: San Tan Valley Arizona Real Estate across zip codes 85140, 85143, and 85144, with 85132 partial overlap along the Florence boundary, inside the official town boundary approved by Proposition 495 in August 2025.
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. The official Proposition 495 incorporation map and Johnson Utilities service area documentation were used to verify which subdivisions are inside San Tan Valley town limits (excluding Encanterra, Ironwood Crossing, and Banner Ironwood, which were annexed by Queen Creek in 2019). School ratings are drawn primarily from the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades release (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: May 11, 2026.