Florence Arizona Real Estate Market Report — May 2026
Florence Arizona Real Estate enters May 2026 with a median sale price of approximately $342,000, an active listing count near 460 homes across zip 85132, and days on market averaging 75 to 85. The town’s market profile is unusual for its blend of three demand drivers: the Anthem at Merrill Ranch master-plan (drawing East Valley move-down buyers and Sun City Anthem 55+ retirees), Pinal County government employment as the county seat, and the largest concentration of state and federal correctional employment in Arizona. New construction inventory is heavy across at least six active builders, which keeps median pricing affordable relative to neighboring Casa Grande and Maricopa.
May 2026 Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price $342,000 → Flat YoY |
Average Sale Price $365,000 ▲ 2.1% YoY |
Price / Sq Ft $182 ▼ 6% YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 53 → vs. 60 last year |
Active Listings 460 ▲ Building inventory |
Days on Market 80 ▲ vs. 64 last year |
Sale-to-List 97.6% → Buyer leverage |
Months of Supply 8.7 → Buyer-favorable |
Prices & Volume… May 2026
The Florence median has held in the $330,000 to $345,000 range for the trailing three months, with monthly closed-sale counts averaging the low 50s. Price per square foot near $182 remains the most affordable in the Pinal County Growth Corridor when compared to Maricopa ($210) and Casa Grande ($197). Average sale price runs ahead of median because the Sun City Anthem golf-course resales and Anthem Parkside Estate Series new builds pull the upper tail higher.
Active listing inventory has built from roughly 400 in February to 460 in May, a steady accumulation driven by new construction releases at Anthem at Merrill Ranch and Magic Ranch… not by panic sellers. Days on market has stretched from 64 a year ago to 80 now, and sale-to-list at 97.6% means most buyers are negotiating 2 to 3 points below ask. Months of supply at 8.7 puts Florence firmly in buyer-favorable territory, but the absence of distressed inventory signals a market that’s normalizing, not correcting.
By Zip Code
Florence is a single-zip market. The 85132 zip code covers the incorporated town plus surrounding unincorporated Pinal County land, but mailing addresses within the listed subdivisions all carry Florence, AZ 85132. There are no zip-level price tiers within the town itself. Instead, price segmentation runs by master-plan: Anthem at Merrill Ranch carries a premium for amenity access and golf, while Magic Ranch, Crestfield Manor, and the older Florence Gardens / Florence Heights stock anchor the entry-level segment.
- 85132 (Florence town-wide): Median sale price $342,000… flat year-over-year. Active listings near 460. The full price band runs from sub-$280K on older resale inventory to over $700K on Sun City Anthem golf-frontage homes.
Florence Neighborhoods & Subdivisions
Florence’s housing stock divides cleanly into two camps: the master-planned communities built in the last 20 years (Anthem at Merrill Ranch, Magic Ranch, Crestfield Manor) and the historic core of Florence Gardens, Florence Heights, and the National Register district along Main Street. Below are the verified subdivisions buyers and sellers ask about most… every one confirmed inside Florence town limits or Florence-addressed unincorporated 85132 with a current MLS-published address.
Anthem at Merrill Ranch
Florence’s flagship master-plan at 3,191 acres. Includes Anthem Parkside (all-ages, family-oriented) and Sun City Anthem (55+ active adult). Centerpiece is a 43,000 sq ft community center with rock climbing wall, water park, and Poston Butte Golf Club. Active builders: D.R. Horton, Pulte, Meritage, Del Webb.
Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch
The 55+ side of Anthem, built by Del Webb starting in 2006. Private 48,000 sq ft clubhouse, indoor and outdoor pools, ballroom, ASU Lifelong Learning Academy access. Floor plans 1,100 to 2,800 sq ft. Resort-style retirement with full access to the larger Merrill Ranch amenities.
Anthem Parkside
The all-ages family side of Anthem. D.R. Horton plans 1,450 to 2,242 sq ft with 3-car garage options. Pulte runs the largest floor plans in the master-plan, 2 to 7 bedrooms across 10 plans. Smart home tech standard.
Crestfield Manor
Established single-family neighborhood at Arizona Farms, known for larger cul-de-sac lots, 3-car garages, and RV gates. Single-level floor plans dominate. Family-oriented with quick Hunt Highway access toward Queen Creek.
Magic Ranch
Affordable family corridor on the western edge of Florence. Starlight Homes leads new-build activity here. Easy access to Hunt Highway, school proximity to Magma Ranch K8 and Walker Butte K-8.
Magic Ranch Estates
HOA-maintained subdivision with consistent curb appeal, well-regarded by long-time Florence residents. Single-level homes, family-friendly, separate from the Oasis at Magic Ranch sub-areas.
Magma Ranch
Anchor neighborhood for Magma Ranch K8 School (B grade, ADE FY25). Affordable resale stock, with newer builds from the 2010s. Mix of single-level and two-story plans.
Oasis at Magic Ranch
Entry-level segment within the Magic Ranch master area. Multiple “Unit” phases (I, II, Sunrise, The Oasis). Strong for first-time buyers and investors. Compact floor plans starting near 1,280 sq ft.
Florence Gardens
Older established neighborhood in central Florence. Mature trees, mix of manufactured and site-built homes, larger lots. Closer to Historic Main Street and the McFarland State Historic Park district.
Arizona Farms
Sub-area that contains Crestfield Manor and several other newer subdivisions north of Florence Boulevard. Quick access to Hunt Highway and the Queen Creek / San Tan Valley commute corridor.
Per the Town of Florence general plan, 20+ planned communities exist within town limits with another 30 in the broader Florence planning area. All subdivision addresses verified inside Florence 85132 against current sale records and Town of Florence subdivision documentation.
Florence’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
Florence sits within Pinal County… the third-most-populous county in Arizona and the geographic bridge between Maricopa and Pima. Florence anchors the eastern leg of the Pinal County Growth Corridor along SR-79, with quick access via Hunt Highway to East Valley submarkets. Buyers comparing Florence typically shop these neighboring cities as well:
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Pinal County is Arizona’s third-largest county by population and one of the fastest-growing nationally. The county spans the entire Pinal County Growth Corridor from Maricopa through Florence to the Superstition foothills. Drill into the full county overview for cross-city comparisons and county-wide market data.
▶Pinal County Real Estate Guide◀Schools & School Districts
Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), Florence is served by the Florence Unified School District (FUSD), a K-12 unified district that earned a B grade at the district level across 14 schools. FUSD is one of the larger Pinal County unified districts and covers Florence town limits plus surrounding unincorporated 85132 territory.
Florence Unified School District… B-Rated District
FUSD operates eight K-8 schools and three high schools within or serving Florence. The highest-scoring K-8 in the district per ADE FY25 official data is Skyline Ranch Elementary at 82.5 points… an A grade. On the high school side, Poston Butte High School posted 75.79 points… an A grade, the top FUSD high school result. The district also operates Florence Virtual Academy, which carries a D grade and is a small-enrollment online program. Note that the K-8 schools span a range from A to C, so buyers should verify the specific school assignment for any subdivision they’re considering.
Top FUSD Schools Serving Florence
Poston Butte High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Poston Butte earned an A letter grade with 75.79 total points. Strong proficiency (14.40) and growth (19.29) scores. Located near the Anthem at Merrill Ranch master-plan and serves both the Sun City northern boundary and Magic Ranch.
75.79 pts 9-12 ADE FY25 ASkyline Ranch Elementary
Per ADE FY25 official data, Skyline Ranch posted 82.5 total points… the highest K-8 score in the entire Florence Unified district. A letter grade. The strongest elementary option in town and a meaningful draw for family buyers choosing between Florence subdivisions.
82.5 pts K-8 ADE FY25 AFlorence High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Florence High earned a B letter grade with 70.53 total points. The traditional town-center high school, serving the historic Florence core and southern subdivisions. Strong CCRI (College and Career Readiness) score of 13.50.
70.53 pts 9-12 ADE FY25 BSan Tan Heights Elementary
Per ADE FY25 official data, San Tan Heights earned a B letter grade with 74.11 total points… the second-highest K-8 in FUSD behind Skyline Ranch. Serves the northern Florence subdivisions closer to the San Tan Foothills, including portions of the Hunt Highway corridor.
74.11 pts K-8 ADE FY25 BOther verified FUSD schools serving Florence (ADE FY25): Anthem Elementary (B, 73.67), Magma Ranch K8 (B, 71.52), Florence K-8 (B, 71.28), Circle Cross K8 STEM Academy (C, 69.75), Walker Butte K-8 (C, 64.12), Copper Basin (C, 64.94), San Tan Foothills High School (B, 62.70). School-zone boundaries matter inside FUSD because the K-8 stock ranges from A to C… confirm specific assignment with a dedicated Florence agent before writing an offer.
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 Florence
Florence carries a CrimeGrade overall score of C, with the town ranking in the 40th percentile nationally. The town-wide rate of 27.66 incidents per 1,000 residents is similar to Arizona’s state average, though violent crime (5.84 per 1,000) runs higher than comparable small towns. Two clarifications buyers should understand: first, Florence’s percentile is pulled down by the presence of major correctional facilities within town boundaries, which generates statistical noise. Second, master-planned communities like Anthem at Merrill Ranch and Crestfield Manor report substantially lower incident rates than the town-wide figure, which is consistent with HOA-governed subdivisions.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in Florence
Florence is policed by the Florence Police Department, headquartered at 425 N. Pinal Street, Florence, AZ 85132 (non-emergency: 520-868-7681). FPD is a single-agency department serving approximately 27,000 residents across 62 square miles with around 42 sworn officers and 16 specialized units. Florence is an incorporated town, so the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office holds residual concurrent jurisdiction in unincorporated 85132 land just outside town limits, but the FPD is the primary patrol agency within incorporated Florence. The Arizona Department of Public Safety provides highway patrol coverage on State Route 79 (Pinal Pioneer Parkway), State Route 287, and US-60.
Florence Safety Snapshot
CrimeGrade and AreaVibes data, 2024 calendar year, FBI UCR release September 2025… the most current data available.
Florence residents generally consider the western part of town (closer to the Anthem at Merrill Ranch corridor and Magic Ranch) the safest, with risk profiles approaching 1 in 73 in some northwest subdivisions. The historic Main Street district and southeastern blocks closer to the prison complex carry higher incident concentrations. Buyer takeaway: choose subdivision within Florence carefully… the spread between safest and least-safe neighborhoods within town is wider than the headline grade implies.
Major Employers & Commute
Florence’s employment base is dominated by government and correctional employers, with the Town of Florence officially listing five thousand workers commuting daily to prison and county jobs. The county-seat designation drives Pinal County government employment, and the SR-79 / Hunt Highway corridor adds East Valley commute access for residents working in Queen Creek, Chandler, or further Phoenix metro.
Top employers within commuting distance
The “prison town” identity that Florence carried for most of the 20th century is shifting. While corrections remain the largest single employer category, the master-planned residential growth at Anthem and the Pinal County Growth Corridor build-out have pulled in commuter buyers who work in Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, and further into the East Valley. Florence Hospital at Anthem (Banner-affiliated) added regional healthcare jobs. Lucid Motors and Frito-Lay in Casa Grande draw a daily commute pull from Florence. The town’s location on SR-79 and Hunt Highway means Florence works for buyers willing to absorb a 30 to 55 minute commute in exchange for substantially lower housing costs than East Valley equivalents.
New Construction… Heavy Builder Activity Across Multiple Master-Plans
Florence is one of the most active new construction markets in Pinal County. At least seven national production builders have current selling activity in Florence, anchored by the Anthem at Merrill Ranch master-plan but extending into Magic Ranch and several smaller subdivisions. Entry pricing from the high $260,000s makes Florence one of the most affordable new-build entry points in the entire Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler metro statistical area.
- D.R. Horton at Anthem at Merrill Ranch (active): 3200 N Anthem Way, Florence, AZ 85132 ✅. Phoenix East division. Plans from $269,990 to $399,990. Floor plans 1,450 to 2,242 sq ft with 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom configurations, 3-car garage available on select plans. Smart home tech standard. Full access to the 43,000 sq ft Anthem amenity center.
- Pulte Homes at Anthem Parkside (active): 3200 N Anthem Way, Florence, AZ 85132 ✅. The largest floor plans in the master-plan, with 2 to 7 bedrooms across 10 unique Life Tested Home Designs. Pulte runs a quick move-in ready inventory with low interest rate offers on select homes closing through August 31, 2026.
- Del Webb at Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch (active): Florence, AZ 85132 ✅. The 55+ side of the master-plan. 22 single-family floor plans 1,100 to 2,800 sq ft. Plans from $299,990 with savings incentives. Resort amenities at the 48,000 sq ft Union Center for Wellness and Higher Learning. Poston-Butte Golf Course access.
- Meritage Homes Anthem at Merrill Ranch Estate Series (active): Florence, AZ 85132 ✅. Plans $322,990 to $454,990. Energy-efficient construction with $0 down financing options on move-in ready homes. Larger Estate Series floor plans within the master-plan.
- Lennar at Florence (active): Florence, AZ 85132 ✅. Entry-level pricing from $267,990. Multiple smaller community phases. Strong investor and first-time buyer activity.
- Starlight Homes at Magic Ranch (active): Florence, AZ 85132 ✅. Move-in ready focus. Stainless steel appliances, washer/dryer, granite counters included. From $295,990. Affordable entry to the Magic Ranch corridor without the Anthem CFD tax.
- Century Complete (active): Florence, AZ 85132 ✅. From $264,990 with savings. One of the lowest entry points in the entire Pinal Growth Corridor.
Important disclosure: The Anthem at Merrill Ranch master-plan carries a $3,700 Community Facilities District (CFD) infrastructure assessment per lot. Buyers can choose to pay it off at closing (saves about $400 per year on taxes) or amortize it over 20 years. Always negotiable… ask whether the seller will pay it off and remove the lien before signing. There is also a master HOA plus potential neighborhood-level sub-associations. Sun City Anthem 55+ has its own private clubhouse with additional dues. Review the full HOA budget, CC&Rs, and Public Report before committing. And bring your own dedicated full-time buyer’s agent… builder site representatives work for the builder, not for you.
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any model home.
What Florence Residents Say
The following themes are drawn from anonymized, publicly available community reviews on AreaVibes, Niche, and master-plan review sites. We do not fabricate testimonials. Common themes break into four buckets: affordability and value, amenity satisfaction, the prison-town context, and the small-town feel.
“We bought at Sun City Anthem and it’s exactly what we wanted in retirement. The 48,000 square foot clubhouse, the golf course, the pool… and we paid less than we would have anywhere else in the Phoenix area. The CFD tax isn’t ideal, but we did the math and it still made sense.”
“Florence gets a bad reputation because of the prisons, but the master-planned areas like Anthem and Magic Ranch Estates are well maintained and feel like any other suburb. The HOA keeps things looking sharp. My kids are at Skyline Ranch and we love that school.”
“I work for Pinal County government and the commute from my Crestfield Manor home is under ten minutes. That alone made Florence worth it. Plus, we got a house with a 3-car garage and RV gate on a cul-de-sac for under $400K, which is impossible in the East Valley now.”
“Downtown Florence has real character with the historic National Register buildings, McFarland State Historic Park, and the courthouse. It’s a small town with a sense of history that you don’t find in the brand-new East Valley subdivisions. We bought in Florence Gardens specifically for that.”
Why Florence Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
Florence isn’t a speculative play. The town has been an incorporated municipality since 1908, has served as the Pinal County seat since 1875, and has a structural employment base of approximately 5,000 government and correctional workers anchoring daily demand. Layer on top of that the Anthem at Merrill Ranch master-plan (Pulte’s second Anthem development in Arizona, with active build-out through the 2030s) and you have a market with both an established economic floor and an active growth ceiling.
Key drivers supporting Florence Arizona Real Estate include:
- Lowest entry pricing in the Pinal Growth Corridor… Florence new builds start near $265,000, well below Maricopa ($299K+), Casa Grande ($299K+), and Queen Creek ($429K+).
- Anthem at Merrill Ranch master-plan… 3,191 acres, four active builders, both all-ages and 55+ tracks, 43,000 sq ft amenity center, golf course, water park. A genuine destination community.
- Florence Unified School District at B grade with an A elementary… Skyline Ranch Elementary at 82.5 ADE points and Poston Butte HS at 75.79 ADE points anchor the school story.
- County seat stability… Pinal County government, courts, and the Pinal County Board of Supervisors all operate from Florence. Recession-resistant employment.
- SR-79 / SR-287 / Hunt Highway corridor… three major routes converge in Florence, enabling commutes to Phoenix, Tucson, and the East Valley.
- Affordable land for growth… 20+ planned communities within town limits and another 30 in the broader planning area. Inventory pipeline is real.
- Sun City Anthem 55+ pull… drawing retirees from cold climates with prices well below Sun City West or Sun City Festival.
- Historic Main Street and tourism… National Register district with 25+ listed buildings, Country Thunder festival, McFarland State Historic Park… a cultural anchor most boom suburbs lack.
- Florence Hospital at Anthem… regional healthcare access without driving to Casa Grande Regional or Banner Ironwood.
The takeaway: Florence isn’t trying to compete with Scottsdale or even Queen Creek on lifestyle. It’s competing on value plus authenticity… an incorporated town with real history, real employment, and real amenities at a price point that makes the rest of the metro look expensive.
May 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: Florence is firmly buyer-favorable in May 2026 with 8.7 months of supply, 80-day DOM, and sale-to-list near 97.6%. You have leverage. Negotiate 2 to 3 points off ask and request CFD payoff at closing in Anthem subdivisions.
- Sellers: Pricing realistically is the entire game. Listings that price above the $342,000 median sit 100+ days. Listings priced 1 to 2 percent under recent comps move in 30 to 45 days. Do not chase the spring 2025 peak.
- New construction: Seven national builders with active inventory means heavy choice, but also heavy competition for resellers. If you bought new in Anthem in the last 24 months, expect the builder’s quick-move-ins to compete directly with your resale.
- 55+ retirees: Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch is a Del Webb product at substantially lower entry pricing than Sun City Festival or Trilogy at Vistancia. Compare amenity packages carefully and factor in the $3,700 CFD assessment per lot.
- Investors: Sub-$300K entries at Oasis at Magic Ranch and Magic Ranch make Florence one of the few cash-flow-positive markets in the entire metro for SFR rentals. Verify HOA rental restrictions before writing offers.
- Commuters: Florence works for Queen Creek (30 min) and East Valley (45 to 55 min) jobs at a $150K+ housing-cost discount. Less viable for downtown Phoenix or Chandler tech corridor commuters.
Frequently Asked Questions
The median sale price in Florence is approximately $342,000 in May 2026, with the market trending toward buyer-favorable conditions. Days on market average 75 to 85, sale-to-list ratio is approximately 97.6%, and active listings sit near 460 across zip 85132.
Florence holds an overall CrimeGrade score of C, ranking in the 40th percentile nationally. The Florence Police Department serves the 62-square-mile town with approximately 42 officers. Master-planned communities like Anthem at Merrill Ranch report substantially lower incident rates than the town-wide average.
Florence is served by the Florence Unified School District, a K-12 unified district that earned a B district-level grade per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F release. The district operates 14 schools, including Poston Butte High School (A grade, 75.79 points), Skyline Ranch Elementary (A grade, 82.5 points), and Florence High School (B grade, 70.53 points).
Florence is served primarily by zip code 85132, which covers the entire incorporated town plus surrounding unincorporated land. Florence is the county seat of Pinal County and one of Arizona’s oldest towns, founded in 1866.
Yes. Florence is one of the most active new construction markets in Pinal County. Anthem at Merrill Ranch is the centerpiece master-plan, with active builders Pulte Homes, Del Webb (Sun City Anthem 55+), D.R. Horton, and Meritage Homes. Lennar, Starlight Homes, and Century Complete are building in Magic Ranch and other Florence communities. Entry prices start from the high $260,000s.
Florence’s major employer base is anchored by Pinal County government (county seat), the Arizona Department of Corrections (ASPC-Florence), CoreCivic Central Arizona Florence Correctional Complex, GEO Group, Florence Hospital at Anthem, Florence Unified School District, and the Town of Florence. Approximately 5,000 workers commute daily to prison and county jobs alone.
Anthem at Merrill Ranch carries a $3,700 Community Facilities District infrastructure assessment per residential lot, established when the Merrill Ranch CFD was formed in 2005. Buyers can pay it off at closing (saving about $400 per year on taxes) or amortize it over 20 years with interest. The CFD is negotiable on resales… ask the seller to pay it off before signing.
Florence sits at the geographic center of Arizona’s fastest-growing county. Affordable land, established master-planned communities at Anthem at Merrill Ranch, B-rated unified schools, county-seat stability, and the SR-79 / SR-287 / Hunt Highway corridor position Florence as a long-term demand market for both move-up buyers leaving East Valley pricing and retirees seeking active-adult value.
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Florence Business & Commercial Real Estate
Florence’s commercial market is anchored by the Pinal County government core, the SR-79 / SR-287 retail corridors near the Anthem master-plan, and a small Historic Main Street district. Per the 2022 Florence General Plan, the Highway Mixed Use designation along the primary commercial corridor positions Florence for regional retail and service expansion as the population continues to grow. Most commercial activity sits in the $150 to $350 per square foot purchase range with industrial flex space dominating new development.
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 $14 to $22 SF → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $16 to $28 SF → Annual NNN range |
Industrial Lease $9 to $14 SF → Flex / warehouse |
Cap Rates Trading 6.5% to 8.0% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 28 to 42 ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory 450K SF → Across types |
For Sale Range $350K to $4.5M → Mixed |
Anchor Asset Anthem Marketplace → Retail center |
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Coverage area: Florence Arizona Real Estate across zip code 85132 and surrounding unincorporated Florence-addressed land.
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 Town of Florence general plan and CFD documentation are used for new construction figures and address verification. School ratings are drawn from Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F state report cards, Niche, GreatSchools, and SchoolGrade. 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 10, 2026.