Cochise County Arizona Real Estate Market Report — September 2026
Cochise County Arizona Real Estate serves 126,300 residents across 6,200 square miles of southeastern Arizona. The Cochise County real estate market posts a $284,000 homes median in September 2026, running on a defense-anchored economy that does not move with Phoenix or Tucson speculative cycles. Here is the homes, new construction, and condo data first… the pitch comes after.
September 2026 Cochise County Homes Market Snapshot
County Median Price $284,000 ▲ +3.3% YoY | Median Price / Sq Ft $177 → Stable | Population (V2025) 126,300 → Census QuickFacts | Active Listings 385 to 500 → Balanced |
Days on Market 105 to 125 ▼ Slower than metros | Sale-to-List Ratio 94.2% → vs 97.9% statewide | Months of Supply 3.8 to 4.1 → Balanced | Market Type Buyer-friendly → Negotiable |
Cochise County Homes 12-Month Price Trend
The Cochise County Arizona Real Estate homes median has moved from $274,990 to $284,000 over the rolling 12 months ending September 2026, a trajectory best described as mostly flat with modest upward drift heading into fall.
Cochise County homes… rolling 12 months ending September 2026, +3.3% YoY. Compiled from local closed-sale records. Trend reflects the defense-anchored Fort Huachuca demand floor rather than metro speculative cycles.
September 2026 Cochise County New Construction Snapshot
Median New-Build Price $348,000 ▲ +3.9% YoY | Active New Listings 8 to 12 → Sierra Vista area | Primary Builders Custom, 3-4 active → One lot at a time | 2025 Permits Issued 463 ▲ +5% YoY |
Cochise County New Construction 12-Month Price Trend
New-build median pricing across Cochise County has moved from $335,000 to $348,000 over the rolling 12 months ending September 2026. Chart reflects the countywide custom-builder trend; Cochise County new-construction sale counts are too low for a statistically valid monthly median at any single-city level, so county is the floor geography here.
Cochise County new construction… rolling 12 months ending September 2026, +3.9% YoY. Compiled from local closed-sale records. Thin volume (under 3 closings/month countywide); interpret month-to-month moves cautiously.
September 2026 Cochise County Condos & Townhomes Snapshot
Median Condo/TH Price $181,000 ▲ +7.7% YoY | Active Listings 6 to 10 → Countywide | Typical HOA Dues $180 to $350/mo → Sierra Vista | Concentration Sierra Vista, Bisbee → Attached housing |
Cochise County Condos 12-Month Price Trend
The Cochise County AZ real estate condo and townhome median has moved from $168,000 to $181,000 over the rolling 12 months ending September 2026, a slow but steady climb concentrated in Sierra Vista’s East Fry Boulevard corridor.
Cochise County condos and townhomes… rolling 12 months ending September 2026, +7.7% YoY. Compiled from local closed-sale records. Buyers financing a condo purchase should review current condo-loan rule changes before writing an offer.
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Cochise County Arizona Real Estate median: $284,000. Days on market: 105 to 125. Sale-to-list 94.2% (below the 97.9% Arizona average). Buyers still have leverage.
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Moving to Cochise County from California, Washington, or Texas?
Moving to Cochise County Arizona Real Estate from another state? U.S. Census Bureau data shows 234,900 people relocated to Arizona from another state in a single year. The ten largest origin states were California, Washington, Texas, Colorado, Illinois, North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan, New Mexico, and Utah.
If you are relocating from California, you are trading property-tax reassessment and $700+ per square foot for a $284,000 Cochise County Arizona Real Estate median and elevation-moderated summer highs in the low 90s instead of the 110s. Out-of-state buyers lose the most money on Cochise County homes for sale because they cannot see the streets, the school-boundary line, or the wash that changes value block to block. A dedicated full-time Cochise County realty agent tours on video and sends off-market Cochise County homes for sale inventory before it reaches the national portals.
- Homes Market Snapshot
- Homes 12-Month Trend
- New Construction Snapshot
- Condos & Townhomes Snapshot
- Buyer’s vs Seller’s Market
- 3BR / 4BR Price Bands
- Days on Market
- Off-Market Access
- Demographics & Geography
- Economic Drivers
- Cities in Cochise County
- Top School Districts
- Safety & Jurisdiction
- Climate & Lifestyle
- Upcoming Local Events
- Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Why Cochise County Matters
- FAQ
- Neighboring Counties
- Commercial & Business
- Get In Touch
- Methodology & Sources
Is the Cochise County real estate market a buyer’s or seller’s market?
The Cochise County real estate market is a buyer’s market in September 2026. Sale-to-list ratio countywide is 94.2%, 3.7 percentage points below the 97.9% statewide Arizona average. Months of supply is 3.8 to 4.1, and days on market is 105 to 125, nearly double the statewide Arizona pace.
What this means for a buyer targeting Cochise County homes for sale: realistic offers below asking are getting accepted every week. What this means for a Cochise County realty seller: overpricing costs 125+ days plus a price reduction plus a below-asking close.
3-Bedroom and 4-Bedroom pricing across Cochise County Arizona Real Estate
3-bedroom homes: $220,000 to $340,000 across Cochise County Arizona Real Estate. Douglas and Huachuca City anchor the low end at $190,000 to $260,000. Sierra Vista tract inventory runs $260,000 to $340,000. Bisbee restored historic three-bedrooms push past $400,000.
4-bedroom homes: $320,000 to $525,000 across Cochise County. Sierra Vista and Hereford dominate this segment. Douglas and Willcox four-bedrooms trade $260,000 to $380,000. Custom hilltop and ranch four-bedrooms in Sonoita, Elgin, and rural Cochise can list past $700,000.
Days on market across Cochise County Arizona Real Estate
Days on market countywide is 105 to 125 in September 2026, versus 60 to 84 days statewide Arizona. By city inside the Cochise County real estate market: Sierra Vista moves fastest at 55 to 80 days. Douglas and Huachuca City sit 90 to 115 days. Willcox runs 100 to 130 days. Bisbee and Tombstone regularly exceed 125 days because the housing stock is historic and the buyer pool is niche.
The slower absorption reflects a smaller, geographically distributed buyer pool and a Cochise County homes for sale housing mix skewed toward historic and rural inventory. Sellers who price to the Cochise County real estate market comps close in the average window. Sellers who price like Phoenix comps do not.
Off-market access in Cochise County with a dedicated full-time agent/broker
Cochise County homes for sale that never reach the public search sites flow through three channels: private broker relationships between full-time local agents, the PCS grapevine at Fort Huachuca, and pocket listings held by estate attorneys and probate representatives. Access requires being an actively engaged client of a dedicated full-time agent/broker that specializes in Cochise County.
A buyer becomes a client with a signed written representation agreement. When a matching Cochise County homes for sale property surfaces, our client gets a personal text within 60 seconds. Not a subscription list. Not an email drip. One-to-one text alerts, on Cochise County homes for sale 7 to 14 days ahead of when the crowd refreshing the national portals at midnight sees them.
What your Cochise County home actually sells for in today’s market.
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Cochise County Arizona Real Estate is a buyer’s market at 94.2% sale-to-list versus 97.9% statewide. Median $284,000. DOM 105 to 125. Overpriced Cochise listings sit past 125 days. Price it right the first time.
Goes straight to a dedicated full-time agent/broker that specializes in Cochise County. Personal reply, FAST. No auto-drips. Our founder previously produced over $30 million a month in closed sales at a Nebraska brokerage.
Off-market access begins when you become a client. That means a signed written representation agreement first. Compensation is negotiable and disclosed in writing before you see a single property.
Cochise County demographics & geography
Cochise County Arizona Real Estate serves 126,300 residents per the U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (V2025). The population skews older than the state average, with 26% of residents aged 65 or older versus 19.7% statewide. Hispanic residents make up 35.6% of the population, concentrated in Douglas and rural border communities.
Population (V2025) 126,300 → Census QuickFacts | Total Area 6,200 sq mi → 8th largest in AZ | County Seat Bisbee → Population 4,954 | Largest City Sierra Vista → Population 44,700 |
The county is organized across four river and grassland valleys: the San Pedro Valley, the Sulphur Springs Valley, the Whetstone Valley, and the smaller valley near Bisbee and Naco. Five major sky-island mountain ranges define the skyline: the Huachuca, Dragoon, Chiricahua, Mule, and Whetstone Mountains. Nearly 1.4 million acres of public land sit inside county boundaries.
Economic drivers & major Cochise County employers
Federal defense spending at Fort Huachuca is the single largest economic engine in southeast Arizona. Unlike metros that depend on tech or finance, Cochise County rises and falls with congressional defense budgets and veteran retirement demographics.
Fort Huachuca directly employs 2,300 active-duty personnel, 2,700 civilian Department of the Army employees, and 400 federal civilians for tenant agencies. More than 8,000 trainees rotate through the installation each year. Cochise County Arizona Real Estate absorption dynamics are essentially synchronized with the Fort Huachuca PCS rotation calendar.
Cities inside the Cochise County real estate market
Six published Cochise County homes for sale city market reports cover the major incorporated areas. Benson is currently included in the unincorporated reference set and gets a dedicated city page in a future build cycle.
Sierra Vista, AZ
Largest city in the county at 44,700 residents. Home of Fort Huachuca. B-rated Sierra Vista USD plus A-rated Fort Huachuca Accommodation District.
Southern ArizonaBisbee, AZ
County seat at population 4,954. Historic copper mining town, most architecturally distinctive housing stock in southeast Arizona.
Southern ArizonaDouglas, AZ
Border city at population 16,347. B-rated Douglas USD. Affordable entry point with historic downtown.
Southern ArizonaWillcox, AZ
Population 3,255 in the Sulphur Springs Valley. Center of Arizona’s emerging wine country. Lowest entry prices in the county.
Southern ArizonaTombstone, AZ
Population 1,408. Historic Wild West tourism economy. Days on market regularly exceed 125 days.
Southern ArizonaHuachuca City, AZ
Population 1,616 just north of Sierra Vista. Affordable bedroom community for the Fort Huachuca workforce.
Top school districts in Cochise County Arizona Real Estate
Per the official Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), Cochise County is home to six A-rated LEAs and six B-rated unified districts.
Fort Huachuca Accommodation District
On-post K-8 district earned an A district grade across all three schools.
A DistrictSt David Unified District
Earned an A district grade serving Saint David.
A DistrictCochise Elementary District
Small rural elementary district, A district grade.
A DistrictPearce Elementary District
A district grade anchoring Sunsites and Pearce.
A DistrictPomerene Elementary District
A district grade, San Pedro Valley.
A DistrictOmega Alpha Academy
A district grade, Douglas area.
A DistrictSierra Vista Unified District
Largest unified district in the county, B district grade.
B DistrictDouglas Unified District
Largest by school count, B district grade.
B DistrictBenson Unified School District
B district grade, San Pedro Valley.
B DistrictBisbee Unified District
B district grade, county seat.
B DistrictCochise County realty safety and jurisdiction
Sierra Vista, Huachuca City, and Hereford post lower violent-crime rates than the Arizona statewide average. Bisbee, Tombstone, and Willcox run rural low-crime profiles. Douglas as a border city has higher property-crime rates but lower violent-crime than comparable Arizona border communities.
Jurisdiction: Sierra Vista, Bisbee, Douglas, Willcox, Tombstone, and Huachuca City each maintain their own municipal police departments. Unincorporated Cochise County is patrolled by the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office. Fort Huachuca has its own Directorate of Emergency Services.
Climate & lifestyle
Valley floors sit between 3,500 and 4,500 feet, foothills run 4,500 to 6,000 feet, and sky-island peaks climb past 9,000 feet. Sierra Vista typically sees summer highs in the low 90s instead of the 110s. The North American Monsoon arrives reliably July through September.
Protected lands include Chiricahua National Monument, Coronado National Memorial, the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, and Kartchner Caverns State Park. The Sonoita-Elgin and Willcox AVAs have grown into Arizona’s most credible wine region. No commercial airport operates inside Cochise County; Tucson International is 70 miles north of Sierra Vista.
What’s Happening in Cochise County… Next 60-90 Days
Fall is peak visitor-to-buyer conversion season in Cochise County: wine-country tourism concentrates September through November and snowbird arrival begins mid-October.
- Sep 25-26, 2026 … Elks Lodge Oktoberfest, Veterans Memorial Park, Sierra Vista. One of the most beloved local festivals, draws visitors ahead of the fall selling season.
- Oct 3, 2026 … Art in the Park, Veterans Memorial Park, Sierra Vista. First-October-weekend arts festival that pulls relocation-minded visitors into town.
- Oct 17, 2026 … 35th Annual Bisbee 1000 The Great Stair Climb, 201 Tombstone Canyon Road, Bisbee. Major tourism draw for the county’s highest-median city.
- Oct 25, 2026 … Sierra Vista Community Band Fundraiser Concert, Klein Center for the Performing Arts, Sierra Vista. Local cultural anchor event.
- Nov 7, 2026 … SSV Holidaze Craft Fair, Sunland Springs Village Auditorium, Sierra Vista. Over 70 vendors, draws the retiree-community buyer demographic.
- Dec 4, 2026 … Sierra Vista Tree Lighting Ceremony, Veterans Memorial Park, Sierra Vista. Kicks off the holiday season and snowbird settling-in period.
- Dec 6, 2026 … A Celtic Christmas by A Taste of Ireland, Klein Center for the Performing Arts, Sierra Vista. Popular annual touring show.
Event season through the fall window is when out-of-state visitors convert to buyers… tour timing around these dates is worth coordinating with a local agent.
September 2026… Cochise County Arizona Real Estate Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: Cochise County remains one of the most buyer-favorable counties in Arizona at 94.2% sale-to-list versus 97.9% statewide. A 3.8 to 4.1 month supply gives you leverage.
- Sellers: Days on market are running 105 to 125. Price correctly the first week or risk a serial price drop.
- Military / PCS: PCS peak has passed. Fall shoulder season (September through November) offers the best contingency leverage.
- Retirees: Hereford, Saint David, and Sunsites offer the strongest value for downsizing. Snowbird arrival begins mid-October.
- Investors: The Fort Huachuca rotation creates a stable rental floor in Sierra Vista and Huachuca City. 2025 building permits were up 5% YoY.
- Land & ranch: Sulphur Springs Valley and the Willcox/Elgin wine corridor offer the most genuinely rural acreage opportunities in Arizona at this price.
Why Cochise County Arizona Real Estate matters in 2026
Cochise County is the only county in Arizona that combines real affordability with a defense-grade demand floor, A-rated school options, and four-season elevation climate. Cochise County Arizona Real Estate is the answer for buyers who refuse to pay metro Phoenix or Tucson prices for less house.
- Fort Huachuca’s defense anchor… 5,400+ federal jobs plus 8,000+ annual trainees expand demand year over year.
- Six A-rated school districts… per ADE FY25 official data.
- Sub-$300K county median… while statewide Arizona sits above $420K, Cochise County holds at $284,000.
- Most buyer-favorable sale-to-list ratio in Arizona… 94.2% versus 97.9% statewide.
- 126,300 residents anchoring 6 cities… Census QuickFacts V2025 data.
- Renewed construction activity… 2025 saw 463 residential building permits, up from 441 in 2024.
Founder credibility: our founder previously produced over $30 million a month in closed sales at a Nebraska brokerage. Nearly half of licensed agents closed ZERO deals last year (FACT!). Ask any agent for their closed transaction count in Cochise County over the last 12 months. If they cannot answer in one sentence, you have your answer.
Frequently asked questions
Cochise County Arizona Real Estate posts a median sale price of $284,000 in September 2026, up 3.3% year over year. Single-family homes average $174 to $179 per square foot. Prices vary sharply by city across the Cochise County real estate market: Sierra Vista $297,500, Bisbee $365,000, Douglas $260,000, Huachuca City $220,000, and Tombstone $225,000 to $295,000 depending on the month. County medians blend every incorporated and unincorporated area. Drill into each Cochise County AZ real estate city page for hyper-local comps.
Cochise County sits firmly in buyer’s market territory in September 2026. Sale-to-list ratio is running 94.2% countywide, 3.7 percentage points below the 97.9% statewide Arizona average. Months of supply is 3.8 to 4.1. Days on market is 105 to 125. Sellers who overprice sit past 125 days and eventually take a price reduction. Buyers who make realistic offers below asking are getting them accepted every week.
Three-bedroom single-family homes in Cochise County Arizona Real Estate typically run $220,000 to $340,000 in September 2026 depending on city and lot. Douglas and Huachuca City anchor the low end at $190,000 to $260,000. Sierra Vista runs $260,000 to $340,000 for standard tract inventory. Bisbee historic three-bedrooms can push past $400,000 for restored properties. The fall shoulder season is bringing more inspection-friendly offers across the Cochise County real estate market as PCS demand cools.
Four-bedroom homes in Cochise County Arizona Real Estate typically run $320,000 to $525,000 in September 2026. Sierra Vista and Hereford dominate this segment with newer construction inventory targeting military families and executive transferees. Douglas and Willcox four-bedrooms trade $260,000 to $380,000. Bisbee and Tombstone are limited given historic housing stock. Custom hilltop and ranch four-bedrooms in Sonoita, Elgin, and rural Cochise can list past $700,000.
Cochise County AZ real estate condo and townhome inventory is limited compared to Phoenix or Tucson metros, but active. Sierra Vista carries the deepest attached-housing supply, with condo, townhome, and patio-home communities near Fort Huachuca and along the East Fry Boulevard corridor. Typical Sierra Vista condo pricing runs $135,000 to $225,000 with HOA dues from $180 to $350 monthly. Bisbee has a small pool of loft and courtyard-condo conversions in Old Bisbee historic buildings priced $200,000 to $400,000. Buyers financing a condo purchase should review current condo-loan rules before writing an offer.
The way you find Cochise County homes for sale before the national portals list them is by becoming a client of a dedicated full-time agent/broker that specializes in Cochise County. Off-market inventory in Cochise flows through private broker relationships, PCS grapevine at Fort Huachuca, and pocket listings that never reach the public search sites. When matching inventory surfaces, our active clients get a personal text within 60 seconds. That is 7 to 14 days ahead of when the same property hits the national portals.
Multiple-offer dynamics on Cochise County homes for sale are moderate in September 2026, running 2 offers per active listing on average per tracked data. Sierra Vista military-family Cochise County homes for sale inventory in the $275,000 to $350,000 band saw the most competition through the summer PCS window, though that pace is easing into fall. Bisbee, Tombstone, Willcox, and Douglas rarely generate bidding wars. The Cochise County real estate market rewards a strong, clean offer with a solid pre-approval.
The Cochise County real estate market is the only county in Arizona that pairs sub-$300K county-median affordability with a federally anchored economy at Fort Huachuca, elevation-moderated climate, and A-rated school district options. That combination does not exist in Maricopa, Pima, or Yavapai counties at these price points. The Cochise County real estate market also runs on a different cycle than the metro markets: defense contracting, veteran retirement, and remote-work relocation drive demand rather than tech, finance, or new construction speculation.
The Cochise County real estate market runs at roughly 65% the median price of Pima County (Tucson metro). Pima County median trades $340,000 to $355,000 in 2026 with 45 to 65 day DOM. Cochise County trades $284,000 with 105 to 125 day DOM. The trade-offs are real: Pima has commercial airport access, big-city healthcare, and a major university, while the Cochise County real estate market offers cheaper Cochise County homes for sale, an active defense installation at Fort Huachuca, sky-island wilderness, and Sonoita-Elgin wine country.
Because you get access to off-market homes, condos, businesses, and commercial real estate that never reach the national portals. A part-time agent working weekends does not have those broker relationships. That is the entire difference, and it is worth six figures on the wrong purchase. Nearly half of licensed agents closed ZERO deals last year (FACT!). Ask any agent for their closed transaction count in Cochise County over the last 12 months. If they cannot answer in one sentence, you have your answer.
Off-market Cochise County realty access begins when you become a client with a signed written representation agreement. Once you are a client, a dedicated full-time agent/broker that specializes in Cochise County texts you personally within 60 seconds when off-market inventory matching your criteria surfaces through our private broker relationships. This is not a subscription list. Not an email drip. Not a scheduled weekly send. One-to-one text alerts, straight from a working agent, on properties 7 to 14 days ahead of when the crowd refreshing the national portals at midnight sees them.
Per official ADE FY25 A-F Letter Grades (April 15, 2026), the A-rated Cochise County Arizona Real Estate districts are Fort Huachuca Accommodation (3 schools), St David Unified (2 schools), Cochise Elementary, Pearce Elementary, Pomerene Elementary, and Omega Alpha Academy (charter). Sierra Vista, Douglas, Benson, Bisbee, Tombstone, and Willcox unified districts earned B grades. Cochise County realty buyers targeting A-rated boundaries should focus on St David, Fort Huachuca, Pearce, and Cochise Elementary zones. Third-party aggregators use different methodologies and do not override official ADE grades.
Safety across Cochise County Arizona Real Estate cities varies sharply. Sierra Vista, Huachuca City, and Hereford post lower violent-crime rates than the Arizona statewide average, driven by the Fort Huachuca federal-employee demographic and active-duty presence. Bisbee, Tombstone, and Willcox run rural low-crime profiles with property theft being the main concern. Douglas as a border city has higher property-crime rates but lower violent-crime than comparable Arizona border communities. Refer to CrimeGrade.org and the LexisNexis Community Crime Map for hyper-local data before buying.
Cochise County has 126,300 residents per the U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (V2025 vintage), making it the eighth most populous county in Arizona. Sierra Vista is the largest city at 44,700 residents. Bisbee is the county seat at 4,954. The county has an older-than-average demographic profile with 26% of residents aged 65 or older, versus 19.7% statewide, driven by military retirees and snowbird transplants across the Cochise County Arizona Real Estate market. Hispanic residents make up 35.6% of the population, higher than the national average, concentrated in Douglas and rural border communities.
Yes. 234,900 people relocated to Arizona from another state in a single year per the U.S. Census Bureau. The ten largest origin states were California, Washington, Texas, Colorado, Illinois, North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan, New Mexico, and Utah. A dedicated full-time Cochise County realty agent tours Cochise County homes for sale on video, sends off-market Cochise County Arizona Real Estate before it reaches the national portals, and coordinates PCS or retirement timing. Relocating from California means trading $700+ per square foot for a $284,000 Cochise County AZ real estate median.
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Off-market access begins when you become a client. That means a signed written representation agreement first. Compensation is negotiable and disclosed in writing before you see a single property.
Methodology & sources
Coverage area: Cochise County Arizona Real Estate across all 6,200 square miles, including Sierra Vista, Bisbee, Douglas, Willcox, Tombstone, Huachuca City, plus unincorporated communities.
Data sources: County and city housing data is compiled from local closed-sale records. Population is drawn from U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (V2025 vintage). School ratings are pulled from the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades file (released April 15, 2026).
Price-reduction rate disclosure: This report intentionally omits a Cochise County-specific price-cut percentage card. That figure could not be independently verified for September 2026 at publication. We do not publish estimated figures.
New construction chart disclosure: Cochise County new-build closings run under 3 per month countywide, the low-volume fallback threshold. The chart shown is the county-level trend with that thin volume disclosed, since county is the floor geography for a Tier 4B page.
Update cadence: This county hub is rebuilt when new market data is released each month, typically between the 7th and 13th.
Last updated: September 2026.