Camp Verde Arizona Real Estate Market Report: July 2026
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The Camp Verde market in July 2026 is small-volume and lifestyle-driven, where Verde River access, irrigated acreage, and Verde Valley scenery define value more than square footage. Recent monthly median list: $594,000, up about 3% from last month’s report but down 5% YoY. The 12-month trailing sale median has climbed to $390,000 (up 15% YoY) as premium acreage closings roll into the trailing window. Practical range: 3-bedrooms $290K to $475K; 4-bedrooms $475K to $850K; acreage and river frontage run higher. With roughly 9 to 12 sales per month, single-month medians swing widely. Prepared buyers still find genuine opportunity here versus Sedona prices 25 miles north.
What does the Camp Verde Arizona Real Estate market look like in July 2026?
Median List (Recent Mo) $594,000 ▼ Down 5% YoY |
12-Mo Trailing Sale Median $390,000 ▲ +15% YoY |
Price / Sq Ft $271 → Holding range |
Homes Sold (12 Mo) 110 ▼ Pace slowing |
Active Home Listings 79 ▲ Summer build |
Days on Market 233 ▲ Up from 216 |
Sale-to-List 95% to 97% → Buyer leverage |
Months of Supply 7 to 9 ▲ Buyer leverage |
Are prices for Camp Verde Arizona Real Estate going up or down in July 2026?
The headline figure is a $594,000 monthly median list, up about 3% from last month’s report but still down 5% YoY. Context: with only 9 to 12 closings per month, a few high-end Verde River acreage sales can pull the median up sharply, while a quiet modular-heavy month in Verde Lakes can pull it back to $290K to $325K. The trailing sale median has climbed to $390,000, up 15% YoY, as premium acreage closings roll into the twelve-month window. PSF is holding near $271.
Volume tells a clearer story than the median at this size. The trailing sales count has slipped to 110 homes over twelve months, roughly 9 to 12 per month, as summer heat and higher carrying costs thin the buyer pool. Active inventory has climbed to 79 home listings (42 site-built plus 37 manufactured). DOM has stretched from 216 to 233. Fewer buyers, more inventory, longer marketing windows: buyer leverage is growing on everything except premium water-rights acreage.
How do I find the best Camp Verde homes for sale in July 2026?
Camp Verde homes for sale split into three distinct inventory tiers. Entry tier ($229K to $375K): manufactured and modular in Verde Lakes and greenbelt service streets. Mid-tier ($375K to $640K): established site-built homes in Verde Cliffs, The Willows 55+, Lake Verde Club, and Wee Hollow. Premium tier ($640K and up): Verde River frontage, Rio Verde Ranchos irrigated acreage, Montezuma Heights custom builds, and rare greenbelt homes with historic water rights.
What types of Camp Verde homes for sale should I prioritize?
The strongest-value listings sit in the $375K to $475K range: site-built 3-bedroom homes on quarter-acre lots in Verde Cliffs, The Willows, and Lake Verde Club. These move in 60 to 120 days when priced correctly and offer better resale than entry-tier manufactured stock. Under $300K: expect manufactured construction, smaller lots, and occasional flood zone issues.
Where are the best Camp Verde acreage homes for sale?
Camp Verde acreage homes for sale are the defining inventory class and the largest reason buyers cross-shop Sedona, Cottonwood, and Prescott Valley before settling here. Strongest concentration: Rio Verde Ranchos along the river, greenbelt parcels with historic water rights along Salt Mine Road, and larger lots east of I-17 in Montezuma Heights. Active inventory: 5 to 25-acre parcels, $500K to over $2M depending on river frontage, water rights, and existing structures.
What makes Camp Verde acreage homes for sale different from other Arizona markets?
Three features set this acreage market apart. First, the mile-wide greenbelt is watered by historic irrigation ditches; parcels within may carry filed water rights claims (rare in Arizona). Second, the Verde River is the last undammed river in Arizona, and parcels touching it price accordingly. Third, the 3,147-foot elevation keeps these properties usable year-round in a way Phoenix-area equestrian properties are not.
▶Get a Free Acreage Comps Report◀What zip codes count as Camp Verde Arizona Real Estate?
Camp Verde uses a single primary zip code, 86322. This covers downtown Main Street, Verde Lakes, Rio Verde Ranchos, Verde Cliffs, Montezuma Heights, the Verde River greenbelt, and the I-17 / SR-260 commercial corridor. Lake Montezuma and Rimrock (86335) sometimes mix in on broad MLS searches; that is a separate CDP outside town limits.
- 86322 (Camp Verde proper): Median $594,000 (July 2026) or $390,000 (12-mo trailing sale). Covers the entire incorporated town from the greenbelt along the Verde River to Montezuma Heights airpark and Verde Lakes. Anchored by Main Street downtown, Fort Verde State Historic Park, and the I-17 nodes at exits 285, 287, and 289.
- 86335 (Lake Montezuma / Rimrock CDP, NOT in Camp Verde): Separate CDP 8 miles north of town limits. Listed for buyer clarity. Different jurisdiction and elementary district.
What are the best Camp Verde neighborhoods and subdivisions?
Camp Verde does not subdivide like a Phoenix suburb. Character ranges from 1970s and 1980s manufactured-and-modular subdivisions on small lots, to multi-acre irrigated parcels with water rights along the Verde River, to a small 55+ enclave near downtown. Every subdivision below was verified through MLS addresses inside 86322, town planning records, and boundary cross-checks against the Lake Montezuma CDP.
Verde Lakes
Largest subdivision in Camp Verde, along Verde Lakes Drive and Aspen Way. Mix of manufactured, modular, and site-built homes on .18 to .55-acre lots. Many back to Clear Creek or National Forest. Verde Lakes Water Corp service; portions sit in FEMA flood zones, verify per parcel.
Rio Verde Ranchos
Premium irrigated acreage along the Verde River. Multi-acre lots with irrigation water rights filings, river frontage, pasture, and outbuildings. One of the finest equestrian enclaves in the Verde Valley.
Verde Cliffs
Established subdivision with mountain views and 3-bedroom site-built homes. Near shopping, restaurants, and SR-260. Quarter-acre lots, no HOA on most parcels, a draw for buyers wanting flexibility on RV parking and outbuildings.
Montezuma Heights
East of I-17, best known for the Montezuma Heights Airpark, a private paved strip drawing pilots and aircraft owners. Larger lots, elevated Verde Valley views, road access via Cherry and Middle Verde Roads.
The Willows (55+)
Age-restricted 55+ subdivision in central Camp Verde with walking paths, tennis courts, and panoramic views. Single-level construction designed for low-maintenance retirement living within walking distance of downtown.
Pebble Rock
Custom-home subdivision with private river access. 1+ acre lots for site-built construction, several with wells installed. Quieter and lower-density than Verde Lakes, for buyers wanting privacy and Verde River walking access without multi-acre maintenance.
Lake Verde Club
Voluntary HOA ($100 annually) provides community pool access. One of the few Camp Verde subdivisions with any organized amenity. Popular with snowbirds and downsizers.
Wee Hollow
Small-home community off historic Main Street. Compact lots, walkable to downtown and the Verde Valley Archaeology Center. Appeals to entry-level buyers, second-home owners, and short-term investors.
Greenbelt & Salt Mine Road
Not a single subdivision but the defining Camp Verde character zone, the mile-wide greenbelt along the Verde River where historic irrigation ditches still water private acreage. Properties along Salt Mine Road and the Verde greenbelt deliver pecan orchards, equestrian setups, and farm heritage.
All addresses verified inside Camp Verde town limits (86322). Lake Montezuma and Rimrock (86335) are a separate CDP and intentionally omitted.
How does Camp Verde Verde Valley real estate compare to neighbors?
Camp Verde sits within Yavapai County, the heart of the Verde Valley region. Buyers cross-shopping Camp Verde Verde Valley real estate almost always consider the other Verde Valley towns to the north (where prices climb toward Sedona luxury) and the Prescott Area to the west. The map below covers the realistic compare set.
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Yavapai County spans the Verde Valley, the Prescott highlands, and the Bradshaw Mountains, home to wine country, mining-history towns, and retirement enclaves. Camp Verde is the southeastern anchor and the most affordable Verde Valley entry point alongside Cottonwood.
▶Yavapai County Real Estate Guide◀What schools serve Camp Verde Arizona Real Estate buyers?
Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (April 15, 2026), Camp Verde Unified District earned a B grade at the LEA level (5 schools), and the adjacent Mingus Union High School District earned a B grade (serving Lake Montezuma students to the north). The Beaver Creek Elementary District, serving Lake Montezuma and Rimrock K-8 students, earned a C grade. The headline result: Camp Verde High School’s A grade with a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score, one of the strongest high school performances in the Verde Valley.
Camp Verde Arizona Real Estate Schools: Camp Verde Unified District (B-Rated)
CVUSD operates the K-12 system inside town. Camp Verde High posted the strongest district score (70.80 points, A grade, perfect 10.00 graduation rate). K-8 sites earned C grades; the district averaged B. A high school outperforming its middle school is unusual in Arizona and a notable strength for families with high school-aged students.
Mingus Union HSD & Beaver Creek ESD… B and C Districts
Students north of town limits in the Lake Montezuma / Rimrock CDP attend Beaver Creek (C, 64.60) for K-8 and Mingus Union (B) for 9-12. School zoning changes meaningfully crossing 86322 versus 86335.
Camp Verde High School
Per ADE FY25, an A letter grade with 70.80 total points and a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score. The highest-graded ADE high school in the immediate Camp Verde area and a meaningful pull factor for relocating families.
ADE FY25: A 70.80 Points 10.00 Grad RateCamp Verde Middle School
Per ADE FY25, a C letter grade with 67.44 total points. Feeds directly into the A-rated Camp Verde High School. Smaller class sizes than Cottonwood-Oak Creek schools to the north.
ADE FY25: C 67.44 Points Grades 6-8Camp Verde Elementary School
Per ADE FY25, a C letter grade with 68.49 total points, the highest-scoring K-8 site in CVUSD. Primary feeder for families inside town limits.
ADE FY25: C 68.49 Points Grades K-5Beaver Creek School
Per ADE FY25, a C letter grade with 64.60 points. Serves the Lake Montezuma / Rimrock CDP north of town limits. A different district from CVUSD for buyers crossing the 86322 / 86335 zip boundary.
ADE FY25: C 64.60 Points Beaver Creek ESDSchool-zone verification matters when crossing between 86322 (CVUSD) and 86335 (Beaver Creek ESD + Mingus Union HSD). Two homes a few miles apart can sit in entirely different K-12 systems. Confirm assigned schools for any specific address before writing an offer.
Source note: All letter grades reflect the official Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F release (April 15, 2026). Third-party aggregators (Niche, GreatSchools, SchoolGrade) are secondary references and do not override ADE grades.
Is Camp Verde Arizona Real Estate safe for families?
CrimeGrade assigns Camp Verde an overall D safety grade (21st percentile nationally). The number deserves context. With about 12,500 residents and the I-17 / SR-260 junction running through town, crime data attaches heavily to commercial corridors, the Cliff Castle Casino property, and travel-related incidents rather than residential neighborhoods. Risk varies sharply by area: violent crime ranges from 1 in 124 in the northwest commercial corridor to 1 in 327 on east-side residential streets.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction
Camp Verde is policed under a multi-agency framework. Primary patrol comes from the Camp Verde Marshal’s Office (also called the Camp Verde Police Department) at 646 S 1st Street, Camp Verde, AZ 86322. The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office operates the Camp Verde Substation and Detention Center at 2830 N Commonwealth Drive. The Yavapai-Apache Nation Tribal Police holds jurisdiction over five tribal communities (Tunlii, Middle Verde, Rimrock, Camp Verde tribal lands, Clarkdale tribal lands) that interlock with town geography. The Arizona Department of Public Safety covers I-17 and SR-260. This four-agency overlap is normal for small Arizona towns with significant tribal land and interstate corridors converging.
Camp Verde Safety Snapshot
The east side of Camp Verde reads as the safest residential area. The town’s overall grade is held down by the I-17 / SR-260 commercial corridor, the casino zone, and the central retail district where visitor traffic inflates per-capita counts.
Daily crime averages about 0.53 incidents (0.06 violent, 0.47 property). Recent year-over-year violent crime is essentially flat (0%); property crime up only 0.6%. Murder rate: zero. For residential buyers, the east side (parts of Verde Lakes, Verde Cliffs, Montezuma Heights) carries the best per-capita risk profile. Most cautious zones: SR-260 commercial corridor and the western edge near I-17 exits.
Who are the major Camp Verde employers and what is the commute like?
Camp Verde’s employment base is concentrated in tourism, tribal government, gaming, public sector, and education. A meaningful number commute 15 to 30 miles north to Cottonwood and Sedona for healthcare and hospitality, or south on I-17 to Phoenix-area employers. The largest in-town employer is Cliff Castle Casino Hotel.
Top employers within commuting distance
Cliff Castle Casino Hotel (Yavapai-Apache Nation, 555 W Middle Verde Road) anchors the local economy with 400+ jobs across gaming, hospitality, food service, security, and management. Verde Valley Medical Center in Cottonwood is the largest healthcare employer accessible to residents. A growing share of recent buyers are remote workers and semi-retired professionals using the I-17 corridor for occasional Phoenix trips rather than daily commutes.
Is there new construction available in Camp Verde Arizona Real Estate?
Camp Verde has no active master-planned tract new construction market. No Pulte, Lennar, Meritage, KB, or Taylor Morrison community. New construction exists as individual custom and spec homes built on private lots, typically 1 to 4 units at a time from local Verde Valley builders.
- Custom builds on private parcels: The most common pattern. Buyers acquire a vacant lot (often Verde Lakes, Pebble Rock, Montezuma Heights, or a greenbelt acreage parcel) and contract with a local general contractor. Build cost runs $250 to $350 per square foot depending on finish and site challenges.
- Modular and manufactured: Verde Lakes allows modular and manufactured homes on properly permitted lots, materially cheaper than site-built.
- Spec builds: A handful of local builders complete spec homes each year on Pebble Rock, Verde Cliffs, and Lake Verde Club lots, hitting MLS as standard resale listings.
Disclosure: Buyers expecting a community sales center or model home park will not find that here. Buyers wanting tract production housing should consider Cornville (Verde Santa Fe is in Cornville, not Cottonwood) or Prescott Valley. Verify well permits, septic conditions, water rights, and FEMA flood zone on every parcel.
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any custom builder or write an offer on a vacant lot.
Why should I work with Camp Verde realty specialists?
Camp Verde realty has rural-property complexities Phoenix-based and out-of-area agents typically do not handle well: irrigation water rights filings, FEMA flood zones along the Verde River, well permits, septic capacity, Yavapai-Apache Nation tribal land boundaries, and the 86322 versus 86335 CDP distinction. A dedicated full-time local specialist saves buyers from due-diligence errors that cost tens of thousands at close or kill deals entirely.
What does a Camp Verde realty specialist do for buyers?
A local agent works the relationships that surface off-market acreage, pre-MLS snowbird listings, and inventory national portals never see. They know which greenbelt parcels carry actual water rights filings, which Verde Lakes sections sit in the AE flood zone, and which Verde Cliffs lots support a 4-bedroom septic.
What does the right agent do for sellers?
For sellers, the right agent prices against the 12-month trailing median (not the volatile recent-month figure), structures marketing for the 60 to 180-day rural timeline, and runs the property through local relationships that often surface a buyer faster than the public MLS. Phoenix- or Sedona-based agents on Camp Verde property routinely overprice and sit over a year.
▶Talk to a Camp Verde Specialist◀What do Camp Verde residents say about living here?
Four themes show up consistently when residents describe why they chose the town and why they stay.
“We came up from Phoenix to escape the heat. Camp Verde gave us four real seasons, a sky full of stars, and the Verde River five minutes from our back door. We do not miss the city.”
“Arizona’s best-kept little secret. We retired here from Colorado, and the cost-of-living difference was incredible. The greenbelt and irrigation ditches make the place feel green in a way nowhere else in Arizona looks.”
“We have horses, a pecan orchard, and irrigation water rights that came with the property. You can’t find this combination in Sedona at any price. Camp Verde delivered the actual Arizona ranch lifestyle.”
“Camp Verde High School was the deciding factor. Our son was struggling in a 3,000-student Phoenix high school. Smaller classes, engaged teachers, his grades came up the first semester. The A grade is real.”
Why Camp Verde Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
Camp Verde is one of the strongest value propositions in the Verde Valley. Buyers cross-shopping Sedona, Village of Oak Creek, and Cottonwood discover that 25 miles south on I-17 delivers genuine Verde Valley character at meaningfully lower entry prices.
- Verde River access… the last undammed river in Arizona. Frontage parcels are finite and price accordingly.
- Irrigated acreage and water rights… the mile-wide greenbelt carries filed water rights claims rare anywhere in Arizona.
- A-rated Camp Verde High School… highest ADE FY25 grade among Verde Valley high schools, perfect 10.00 graduation score.
- Four-season climate… 3,147 feet of elevation; summers run mid-90s versus Phoenix’s 115-plus. Most usable outdoor climate in central Arizona.
- Geographic center of the state… I-17 / SR-260 junction puts Phoenix, Flagstaff, Prescott, and Payson within 45 to 90 minutes.
This is a strategic long-term lifestyle market, not a speculative play.
July 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: Anchor to the trailing sale median ($390,000), not the $594,000 monthly list figure. DOM at 233 days gives real negotiation room. Get pre-approved. Verify water rights, flood zone, septic, and well permits on every rural parcel.
- Sellers: DOM has stretched to 233 days and monthly sales have slowed to 9 to 12. Pricing matters more than presentation. Sale-to-list 95-97% means buyers are negotiating.
- Acreage: Rio Verde Ranchos, Greenbelt, and Salt Mine Road parcels with documented water rights are scarcest. Move fast.
- Schools-driven: Confirm school-zone boundaries. 86322 vs 86335 changes the K-8 district.
- 55+ and snowbirds: The Willows is the only 55+ subdivision in town. Lake Verde Club and Verde Lakes anchor the snowbird segment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Camp Verde posted a recent monthly median list price near $594,000 in July 2026, down about 5% year-over-year. The 12-month trailing sale median has climbed to $390,000 (up 15% YoY across 110 closings) as premium acreage sales roll into the trailing window. The practical SFR range runs $350,000 to $640,000 depending on acreage, water rights, and Verde River proximity.
Camp Verde is a buyer-leaning market in July 2026. Months of supply has stretched to 7 to 9, the sale-to-list ratio runs 95 to 97%, and days on market average 233. Sellers should expect realistic negotiation and longer marketing windows; buyers have time to do thorough due diligence on rural-property issues like irrigation water rights, septic, and FEMA flood zones.
A typical 3-bedroom single-family home in Camp Verde runs between $290,000 and $475,000 in July 2026 depending on lot size, age, and location. Verde Lakes resale modular and manufactured 3-bedrooms anchor the low end near $290,000. Site-built 3-bedrooms on quarter-acre lots in Verde Cliffs, The Willows, and Lake Verde Club typically transact in the $375,000 to $475,000 range.
A typical 4-bedroom in Camp Verde runs between $475,000 and $850,000 in July 2026. Larger 4-bedroom site-built homes in Verde Cliffs, Pebble Rock, and Montezuma Heights cluster in the $500,000 to $700,000 band. Premium 4-bedroom acreage along the Verde River greenbelt or in Rio Verde Ranchos with irrigation water rights routinely exceeds $800,000.
Yes, Camp Verde acreage homes for sale are the defining inventory class in this market. Rio Verde Ranchos, the greenbelt along the Verde River, Salt Mine Road, and outlying parcels east of I-17 deliver 1-acre to 25-acre properties with irrigation water rights, river frontage, equestrian setups, and pasture. Camp Verde acreage homes for sale typically transact in the $500,000 to $1.5 million range, with premium river-frontage parcels exceeding $2 million.
The strongest Camp Verde homes for sale, particularly acreage parcels with documented water rights and Verde River frontage, often transact through local relationships before reaching national portals. To access this inventory, work with a dedicated full-time Verde Valley agent who has direct relationships with local listing brokers, Yavapai-Apache Nation tribal land contacts, and acreage owners considering off-market sales. Many of the best listings never go fully public.
Multiple-offer situations on Camp Verde homes for sale are uncommon in July 2026 but do occur on specific inventory classes. Verde River frontage parcels, properties with documented irrigation water rights, and well-priced sub-$350,000 entry properties in Verde Lakes can attract two or three offers within the first two weeks. The general market is balanced; buyers typically have negotiation room on most non-premium listings.
Camp Verde Verde Valley real estate delivers the same Verde Valley climate, river access, and high-desert scenery as Sedona at less than half the price point. Median sale values in Camp Verde sit near $390,000 trailing twelve months versus Sedona’s $900,000-plus median. Camp Verde Verde Valley real estate also offers irrigated acreage, horse properties, and Verde River frontage parcels that are either extremely rare or cost-prohibitive 25 miles north in red rock country.
Camp Verde Verde Valley real estate runs about 10 to 15% below Cottonwood on median price and offers more acreage inventory; Cottonwood offers more retail services, more new construction (Verde Santa Fe), and a slightly larger condo and townhome market. Camp Verde Verde Valley real estate buyers tend to prioritize land, water rights, and rural privacy; Cottonwood buyers prioritize walkable Old Town, hospital proximity, and new-construction availability.
Camp Verde realty has rural-property complexities that Phoenix-based agents typically do not handle: irrigation water rights filings, FEMA flood zone designations along the Verde River, well permits, septic capacity, Yavapai-Apache Nation tribal land boundaries, and the 86322 versus 86335 CDP zip distinction. A dedicated full-time local specialist saves buyers from due-diligence errors that can cost tens of thousands at close.
Yes. Camp Verde realty includes a meaningful off-market component, particularly for acreage parcels with water rights, Verde River frontage, and tribal-adjacent properties where owners prefer private negotiations. Working with a local specialist who has long-standing relationships is the only reliable way to surface these listings before they reach a public MLS search.
Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), Camp Verde Unified District earned a B grade at the district level. Camp Verde High School earned an A grade with 70.80 total points earned and a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score. Camp Verde Elementary and Camp Verde Middle each earned C grades. Buyers should note that the northern Lake Montezuma / Rimrock CDP is served by Beaver Creek Elementary District (C grade) and Mingus Union High School District (B grade), a different system entirely.
Camp Verde carries a D overall safety grade on CrimeGrade (21st percentile), but the headline number understates the actual residential picture. The east side of town reads as the safest residential area with about 1 in 327 chance of violent crime, while the I-17 and SR-260 commercial corridors inflate the per-capita stats. The town is policed by the Camp Verde Marshal’s Office with concurrent Yavapai County Sheriff, Yavapai-Apache Tribal Police, and AZ DPS coverage.
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Camp Verde Business & Commercial Real Estate
Camp Verde’s commercial market is small but strategically positioned. The I-17 / SR-260 junction (exits 285, 287, 289) makes Camp Verde the commercial spine for the lower Verde Valley, with retail, hospitality, automotive, and travel services anchoring the corridor. The town has over 300 registered businesses; Cliff Castle Casino is the dominant anchor asset.
Commercial transactions require specialists, not residential agents handling commercial deals on the side. Here is what is moving in this market:
Office Lease Rates $14 to $22 → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $16 to $26 → I-17 corridor premium |
Industrial Lease $8 to $14 → Highway frontage |
Cap Rates Trading 7.5% to 9.0% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 15 to 25 ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory 600K+ SF → Across types |
For Sale Range $300K to $3.85M → Mixed |
Anchor Asset 122-room hotel → Cliff Castle Casino |
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Coverage area: Zip code 86322 (the incorporated Town of Camp Verde). Adjacent Lake Montezuma and Rimrock (86335) are a separate CDP and intentionally excluded from in-town subdivision counts.
Data sources: Monthly closed-sale and active-listing data from local sales records, verified across area sources. Public records, town planning documents, and Yavapai County GIS for boundary verification. School ratings from the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F release (April 15, 2026); Niche, GreatSchools, SchoolGrade are secondary only. Crime data from CrimeGrade, AreaVibes, and FBI UCR. Jurisdiction verified against Town of Camp Verde, Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office, and Yavapai-Apache Nation sources.
Update cadence: Rebuilt monthly between the 7th and 10th. Ranges reflect normal mid-month variation and the volatility of a 9-to-15-sales-per-month market where a single luxury closing can swing the median by tens of thousands.
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.
Last updated: July 10, 2026.