Kearny Arizona Real Estate Market Report — August 2026
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The Kearny Arizona Real Estate market steadied in August 2026 after July’s volatility. The median list price recovered to $165,000, a 5% bounce from July’s $157,000 floor and 6% below where the market sat one year ago. Price per square foot returned to $133 after the mid-summer $121.55 dip.
Active listings held at 11 homes, but median days on market ballooned to 136 days… the highest recorded reading for this market since data collection began. Population sits at 1,876 residents (WorldPopulationReview 2026 projection, anchored to the 2020 Census baseline of 1,741 and growing 1.46% annually), making Kearny one of the smallest incorporated towns still generating consistent monthly Kearny Arizona Real Estate transactions.
Closed-sale volume remains thin with 3 to 5 homes typically trading hands per month. The story has not changed in decades… this is a copper-mining town built on a single industry, with stable population, low crime, and entry-level pricing that buyers cannot find anywhere in the Phoenix or Tucson metros. For buyers wanting a quiet small-town lifestyle within driving range of both major markets, Kearny Arizona Real Estate earns serious consideration.
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$165K median · 136 days on market · 11 active listings · Kearny population 1,876
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Moving to Kearny from California, Washington, or Texas?
Moving to Kearny from another state? Census data shows 234,900 people relocated to Arizona from another state in a single year, and the ten largest origin states were California, Washington, Texas, Colorado, Illinois, North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan, New Mexico, and Utah.
If you are relocating to Kearny from California, you are trading $900,000+ metro entry pricing for a $165,000 median and 1,876 neighbors. If you are relocating from Washington or Illinois, the number that matters is winter heating cost, state income tax burden, and property insurance load… all three land lower in Arizona.
Out-of-state buyers lose the most money in Kearny because they cannot see the streets, the wash lines that flood in monsoon, or the parcels sitting under the Ray Mine haul-road dust plume. A dedicated full-time agent/broker that specializes in Kearny tours on video and sends off-market inventory before it reaches the national portals.
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How did the Kearny Arizona Real Estate market perform in August 2026?
Median Sale Price $165,000 ▼ -6% YoY |
Average Sale Price $172,000 ▼ -8% YoY |
Price / Sq Ft $133 ▼ -14% YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 3 to 5 → Thin volume |
Active Listings 11 → Thin inventory |
Days on Market 136 days ▲ Worst on record |
Sale-to-List 95 to 98% → Stable |
Months of Supply 4 to 6 → Buyer’s Market |
What were Kearny home prices and sales volume in August 2026?
The Kearny AZ real estate market steadied through August 2026 after two hard months. Median list price recovered to $165,000, a 5% bounce from July’s $157,000 low, though the market still tracks 6% below year-ago pricing. Price per square foot rebounded to $133, wiping out July’s 9% single-month drop. Closed-sale data from the trailing 12 months puts the median sold price near $170,000, suggesting list-to-sale ratios remain in the 95 to 98% range typical for this market.
Volume remains thin. The town moved 3 to 5 homes in August against a 12-month pace of 34 closed sales. With 11 active listings on the market, a single transaction shifts the published Kearny median significantly. The number that matters most this month is days on market: 136 days is the highest reading on record for this town, up 45% from July and confirming that pricing recovery has NOT translated to demand recovery. Buyers hold real leverage. Sellers who price aspirationally will sit through winter.
How does 85137 segment the Kearny AZ real estate market?
Kearny AZ real estate market data by zip
The Kearny AZ real estate market operates entirely within zip code 85137, which also covers nearby unincorporated communities like Kelvin and Riverside. For pricing and inventory purposes, the incorporated town accounts for most of the recorded activity in the zip, and the Kearny AZ real estate market data below reflects the consolidated activity.
- 85137 (Kearny): Median list price $165,000… down about 6% year-over-year. The zip covers the planned 1958 town site plus surrounding unincorporated parcels. Most active inventory consists of 3-bedroom, single-story homes between 1,200 and 1,700 square feet, built between 1958 and the late 1970s. Active listing count was 11 at the start of August 2026.
How are Kearny homes for sale organized by area?
Kearny does not have separately named subdivisions in the way that larger Arizona master plans do. The entire town was designed and built as a single planned community in 1958 by the Kennecott Copper Corporation, which gives Kearny its distinctive orderly street grid. Streets are organized into lettered sections, and homes were originally laid out by intended occupant role within the mining operation. What follows is a practical orientation for buyers approaching this market for the first time, rather than a list of master-planned subdivisions.
Where to find Kearny homes for sale
Kearny homes for sale concentrate in three areas of town. The northern half along Alden Road, Tilbury Road, and Senator Chastain Drive holds the bulk of the residential housing, the schools, the post office, and the police department. This is where most listings come to market. Streets follow a clean rectangular grid with mature street trees and consistent setbacks, all reflecting the 1958 master plan.
Kearny homes for sale around the uptown commercial corridor anchor the center of town and includes the General Kearny Inn, cafes, the grocery store, the drugstore, and the wide boulevard used for community festivals. Homes immediately east and west of uptown tend to be slightly larger and predate the planned-community construction. The southern end of town transitions toward Kearny Airport and the Copper Basin Railroad, with a smaller commercial footprint and a few light-industrial parcels.
Homes to consider in Kearny generally fall into three categories. The largest pool consists of the original 1958-1965 three-bedroom Kennecott-built homes, typically 1,200 to 1,500 square feet on quarter-acre lots. A smaller pool of 1970s additions sits along the perimeter streets with larger square footage and sometimes RV access. A handful of newer custom builds appear sporadically, usually owner-built and offered well above the town median.
How does Kearny Pinal County real estate compare to neighboring cities?
Kearny sits within Pinal County… and Kearny realty sits within the Central Arizona region as it appears on the site menu. The neighbors below cover the immediate Copper Basin mining corridor plus several adjacent Pinal County and Gila County options for buyers comparing rural Arizona markets.
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Kearny Pinal County real estate sits inside one of Arizona’s fastest-growing counties. Pinal County is, anchored by Casa Grande and the Maricopa-Florence growth corridor on the west side and bordered by the Copper Basin on the east. For buyers who like Kearny but want to see all Pinal options… including new construction, age-restricted communities, and larger established towns… the county hub page is the place to start.
▶Pinal County Real Estate Guide◀What schools serve Kearny Arizona Real Estate buyers?
Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), Ray Unified District earned a B grade at the district level with 2 schools under its LEA umbrella. Ray Unified is a unified K-12 district covering both the elementary and secondary needs of Kearny, Hayden, and adjacent Copper Basin communities. Cobre Valley Institute of Technology operates a satellite career-and-technical campus inside Kearny but is a joint technical education district (JTED) and does not receive an LEA letter grade.
Ray Unified District… B-Rated District
Ray Elementary School posted a B letter grade in the FY25 ADE release with 70.86 total points earned out of 90 eligible points. The school sits at 651 Senator Chastain Drive in central Kearny and serves grades K-8. Class sizes are small by Arizona standards thanks to the modest enrollment, and the campus draws from the entire 85137 zip code.
Ray Unified District… B-Rated District
Ray Jr/Sr High School at 701 N. Highway 177 operates as a hybrid 7-12 campus and earned a C letter grade in the FY25 ADE release with 43.93 total points earned. The school serves the full secondary population for Kearny and adjacent Copper Basin towns. Families considering a secondary-school move should evaluate the hybrid model and small graduating-class profile against their student’s specific needs.
Ray Elementary School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Ray Elementary earned a B letter grade with 70.86 total points earned out of 90 eligible. The campus sits in central Kearny at 651 Senator Chastain Drive and is the only K-8 elementary in the Ray Unified District system.
ADE FY25: B 70.86 points K-8Ray Jr/Sr High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Ray Jr/Sr High earned a C letter grade with 43.93 total points earned. The campus at 701 N. Highway 177 operates as a hybrid 7-12 model, serving both middle school and high school students under one roof. Cobre Valley Institute of Technology shares the campus for career and technical education programming.
ADE FY25: C 43.93 points Hybrid 7-12Always verify exact school assignment with Ray Unified District before purchasing, since attendance zones can shift based on enrollment and capacity. Kearny’s compact footprint means every address within town limits feeds the same two schools, but parcels in the surrounding 85137 zip outside town may have different transportation arrangements.
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.
Is Kearny a safe place to buy a home?
Kearny Pinal County real estate consistently ranks among the safer small-town markets in Arizona, with violent crime well below state and national averages. CrimeGrade rates the town an A-minus for violent crime, placing it in the 80th percentile nationally for that category, and AreaVibes data shows year-over-year crime is down 18%. Property crime and drug-related incidents are the categories that move the overall grade, which is typical for mining and industrial communities.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in Kearny
Kearny is policed by the Town of Kearny Police Department, headquartered at 355 Alden Road, Kearny, AZ 85137. The department is Arizona POST certified and operates with 5 full-time officers plus reservists, providing 24-hour patrol coverage across the incorporated town limits. The Arizona Department of Public Safety provides highway patrol on US-60, State Route 177, and State Route 77 for traffic enforcement and major collision response. As an incorporated town, Kearny is a single-agency jurisdiction… the Pinal County Sheriff handles unincorporated areas of the county including Kelvin and the surrounding mining-corridor parcels, but does not patrol inside town limits as a primary responder.
Kearny Safety Snapshot
Kearny posts strong violent-crime safety numbers and a small-town profile that buyers consistently rate above-average for personal safety. Property and drug-related crime carry the bulk of total incidents and are concentrated near commercial corridors.
On a per-capita basis Kearny’s violent crime rate runs at 2.88 incidents per 1,000 residents, materially below the Arizona state average. Residents and CrimeGrade analysis both flag the eastern part of town as the safest pocket, with chances of being a violent-crime victim as low as 1 in 376 there. The southwest sections of town carry a higher property-crime profile than the rest, though absolute incident counts remain low because of the small population. Year-over-year, total crime has dropped 18% per AreaVibes.
Who are the major employers near Kearny realty markets?
Kearny’s economy is anchored by copper mining and the supporting industrial infrastructure that surrounds it. ASARCO operates the Ray Mine, the Ray reduction plant, and the Hayden smelter complex within commuting distance of the town. Beyond mining, the largest employers are the Town of Kearny itself, the Ray Unified School District, and the Copper Basin Railroad. Buyers who can tolerate a 25 to 30 minute commute open up additional opportunities in Globe, Superior, and Miami.
Top employers anchoring Kearny realty values
Kearny realty pricing tracks copper-mining employment more than any other factor. Buyers evaluating Kearny homes should pay attention to the ASARCO Ray Mine production outlook, Copper Basin Railway shipping volumes, and the secondary employment provided by the Town of Kearny, Ray Unified School District, and the Hayden smelter complex.
Mining employment in Kearny is cyclical and tied to global copper prices, which buyers should factor into long-term ownership plans. The current copper-pricing environment supports continued operations at Ray, but homeowners with single-industry exposure benefit from maintaining mobility on resale timing. State Routes 177 and 77 provide direct commute access to Hayden, Winkelman, and Globe-Miami, while US-60 west connects to Superior and the Phoenix metro for buyers willing to drive 90 minutes each way.
What do Kearny residents say about life in town?
Long-time residents and recent transplants describe Kearny realty in remarkably similar terms. The themes that come up consistently in public community reviews are affordability, quiet, the sense of personal safety walking around town, and the multi-generational character that comes from a town built by one company for one purpose. The following themes are paraphrased from published Niche resident reviews and town-government public feedback.
Kearny feels like a town where people still know each other. You walk into the grocery store and you know half the people. The kids play outside without supervision the way they did 40 years ago. You cannot get that in the Valley anymore at any price.
Upcoming events in Kearny and Copper Basin: August 2026 through December 2026
Local events matter for Kearny homes for sale because seasonal snowbird arrivals from October onward tighten the already-thin Kearny Arizona Real Estate rental market, and major metro events pull weekend traffic through the SR-177 corridor.
- Sep 16-19, 2026 … Navajo County Fair & Rodeo, Holbrook. Details
- Sep 17-20, 2026 … Mohave County Fair, Kingman. Details
- Sep 18-20, 2026 … Pickin’ in the Pines Bluegrass and Acoustic Music Festival, Flagstaff. Details
- Sep 18-20, 2026 … Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market Fall, WestWorld of Scottsdale. Details
- Sep 19, 2026 … Benson Lantern Festival, Benson (Cochise County). Details
- Sep 24 – Oct 25, 2026 … Arizona State Fair, Phoenix. Details
- Oct 2-3, 2026 … Native American Rodeo, Arizona State Fair, Phoenix. Details
- Oct-Nov 2026 … Arizona Cardinals NFL home games at State Farm Stadium, Glendale. Details
- Oct 22-25, 2026 … NASCAR Championship Weekend, Phoenix Raceway, Avondale. Details
- Nov 2026 … Snowbird season begins. Rental demand tightens across Pinal County.
- Nov 26, 2026 … Thanksgiving. Kearny community turkey trot and holiday lighting typically follow. Town calendar
- Dec 5, 2026 … Kearny Christmas Parade and Holiday Festival (verify with Town). Town of Kearny
Why Kearny Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
Kearny Arizona Real Estate matters in 2026 because Kearny Arizona Real Estate is one of the last genuinely affordable owner-occupied markets in Arizona that is still within reasonable driving range of both Phoenix and Tucson. With a median price under $200,000, a stable employment base in copper mining and rail, low violent crime, and a fully incorporated town government providing dedicated services, Kearny offers a buyer profile that most Phoenix metro suburbs simply cannot replicate at any price.
Key drivers in this market include:
- Affordability that no metro suburb matches… Median list under $200,000 puts Kearny entry-level housing inside reach of buyers locked out of Phoenix and Tucson by tripled-up prices.
The Kearny Arizona Real Estate market will never have the velocity of Maricopa or Casa Grande… and that is the point. Buyers who choose Kearny Pinal County real estate do so because the small-town economics, the low crime, and the planned-community character matter more than appreciation curves. For those buyers, Kearny in 2026 looks much the same as Kearny in 2010, which is a meaningful proposition in an Arizona real estate landscape that has changed everywhere else.
August 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: Median list price for Kearny Arizona Real Estate recovered to $165,000, but days on market ballooned to 136… the worst reading on record. With 11 active listings sitting long, well-prepared buyers hold negotiation leverage regardless of the pricing bounce. Ask sellers for repairs, closing credits, or rate buydowns. Homes built in the late 1950s and 1960s typically need updated electrical, roofing, and HVAC. Bring an inspector and a renovation budget.
- Sellers: DOM at 136 days is the ceiling on record for this town. Median list bounced from $157K to $165K, but that bounce came with a 45% DOM increase. The market is telling sellers that pricing recovery is theoretical until inventory clears. Price realistically or plan for a winter listing. Updated roofing, modernized kitchens, and clean curb appeal still command full-list offers… unprepared homes will not sell before Christmas.
- Investors: Cash-flow math works in Kearny when entry prices stay under $150,000. Three-bedroom rentals lease in the $750 to $1,100 range. Verify mining-employment outlook before committing… a single-industry town carries single-industry risk.
- Schools: Ray Unified District is B-rated by ADE FY25. Ray Elementary School earned a B with 70.86 points. Ray Jr/Sr High earned a C with 43.93 points. Confirm grade-level fit before relocating school-aged children.
- Commute reality: Phoenix is 90 miles northwest, Tucson is 80 miles south. Daily commuting to either metro is not realistic. Plan to work locally in mining, education, town government, or remotely if you want Kearny long-term.
- Resale outlook: Kearny historically tracks copper-price cycles more than Arizona statewide housing trends. Buyers should plan on slower appreciation than metro Phoenix and a longer marketing window when selling. Patience compounds in markets like this.
What your Kearny home actually sells for in today’s market
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Frequently Asked Questions
The median list price for Kearny Arizona Real Estate in August 2026 was about $165,000, a 5% recovery from July’s $157,000 low and 6% below year-ago pricing. Median price per square foot rebounded to $133 after the mid-summer $121.55 dip. Median days on market climbed to 136 days, the highest on record for this market. Closed sales over the trailing 12 months hold a median near $170,000.
Kearny Arizona Real Estate sits firmly in buyer’s-market territory in August 2026. Months of supply runs 4 to 6, pricing has compressed 6% year-over-year, and days on market at 136 is the highest reading on record. Only 11 active listings sit on the market. Well-prepared buyers hold real leverage; sellers must price realistically or plan on a winter listing.
Three-bedroom Kearny Arizona Real Estate homes in August 2026 cluster between $130,000 and $190,000, with most homes built between 1958 and 1975 sitting on quarter-acre lots. Updated three-bedroom homes with modernized kitchens and newer roofing land at the top of that range; original-condition homes from the Kennecott era anchor the bottom.
Four-bedroom Kearny Arizona Real Estate homes are scarce… typically only one or two on the market at a time. August 2026 active four-bedroom inventory ranges from $100,000 for fixer-upper homes to $220,000 for updated larger-footprint properties. Most four-bedroom homes in Kearny started life as expansions of the original three-bedroom Kennecott layout.
The Kearny AZ real estate market is one of the few entry-level markets remaining in Arizona where median price stays under $200,000. The Kearny AZ real estate market favors patient buyers with cash or strong financing… homes built in the 1958-1975 era often need updated electrical, roofing, and HVAC, so inspection contingencies and renovation budgets are critical. There is no condo or townhome inventory in this market.
Many Kearny homes for sale never make it to the national portals because the local agent network closes deals directly. A dedicated full-time agent/broker that specializes in Kearny can surface pre-market and pocket inventory that buyers searching alone will never see. With only 11 active listings in most months, early access to Kearny homes for sale is a meaningful competitive edge, and it is one-to-one texting, not a subscription list.
Multiple-offer situations on Kearny homes for sale are rare but not impossible. The buyer pool is small, so most listings sell to the first qualified offer. The exceptions are updated homes priced under $150,000 and any move-in-ready property with new HVAC and roof… these can attract two or three offers within the first week. Otherwise, expect a 100-plus-day marketing window on most listings.
Kearny Pinal County real estate is unique because the entire town was master-planned by the Kennecott Copper Corporation in 1958 as a single planned community. The orderly street grid, lettered street sections, and consistent housing stock from the 1958-1975 era are unlike any other market in Pinal County. Kearny Pinal County real estate also stands out for its incorporated town status, dedicated police department, and single-industry copper economy anchored by ASARCO’s Ray Mine.
Kearny Pinal County real estate trades at a slight premium to Hayden and Winkelman because Kearny is incorporated, has its own police department, K-12 schools, library, and town services. Hayden ($115K to $145K range) and Winkelman ($95K to $135K range) carry similar copper-economy exposure but lack the town infrastructure. Buyers comparing Copper Basin markets should weigh services and schools alongside price.
A dedicated full-time agent/broker that specializes in Kearny realty has the local relationships needed to surface off-market inventory in a thin inventory environment. Kearny transactions involve mining-town nuances… copper-price exposure on resale, ASARCO Ray Mine employment dependencies, original Kennecott build construction quirks, and septic and well diligence on parcels outside town limits. Ask any agent for their closed transaction count in Kearny in the last 12 months. If they cannot answer in one sentence, you have your answer. Nearly half of licensed agents closed ZERO deals last year. FACT!
Yes. Kearny realty consistently has off-market and pre-market inventory because the town is small and the agent network knows owners directly. Estate sales, divorce listings, and owner-occupant relocations frequently move through these channels before ever appearing publicly. Active clients get notified within 60 seconds when off-market Kearny realty inventory surfaces through our private broker relationships. Not a subscription list, not an email drip… a dedicated full-time broker texting personally.
Kearny Arizona Real Estate families are served by Ray Unified District, a B-rated district per ADE FY25 official data. Ray Elementary School earned a B district letter grade with 70.86 points. Ray Jr/Sr High School operates as a hybrid 7-12 campus and earned a C district letter grade with 43.93 points. Cobre Valley Institute of Technology operates a satellite career-and-technical campus inside Kearny but is a JTED and does not receive a district letter grade.
Kearny Arizona Real Estate sits in one of the safer rural Arizona communities. Kearny earns an A-minus grade for violent crime per CrimeGrade and ranks in the 80th percentile for violent-crime safety. AreaVibes reports a 1 in 509 violent-crime risk and a 1 in 95 total-crime risk, with crime down about 18% year-over-year. The Town of Kearny Police Department serves the entire Kearny Arizona Real Estate footprint with 24-hour patrol, 5 full-time officers plus reservists from headquarters at 355 Alden Road.
Kearny had a 2020 Census population of 1,741. The 2026 projected population is 1,876, growing at 1.46% annually per WorldPopulationReview projections anchored to the Census baseline. Kearny is one of the smallest incorporated towns in Pinal County by population, and its housing market reflects that scale… 11 active listings and 3 to 5 monthly closed sales are normal readings for this size of market.
Yes. A dedicated full-time agent/broker that specializes in Kearny tours homes on video and texts off-market inventory before it reaches the national portals. Buyers relocating to Kearny from California, Washington, Texas, Colorado, Illinois, North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan, New Mexico, and Utah make up the bulk of Arizona’s inbound migration. Out-of-state buyers lose the most money in Kearny because they cannot see the streets… a local specialist who knows which blocks flood in monsoon and which sit closest to the Ray Mine haul road is the difference between a good buy and an expensive one.
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What does Kearny commercial real estate look like in August 2026?
Kearny’s commercial real estate market is concentrated along Alden Road, Tilbury Road, and the historic uptown corridor anchored by the General Kearny Inn. Inventory turns slowly because of the small population, but ownership and lease opportunities exist for buyers focused on serving the mining workforce, the school district, and the small but stable retail base that anchors daily life in the Copper Basin.
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 $12 to $18 → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $10 to $16 → Annual NNN range |
Industrial Lease $0.45 to $0.85 → Per SF / month |
Cap Rates Trading 8 to 10% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 3 to 6 ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory 40k to 50k SF → Across types |
For Sale Range $150K to $750K → Mixed |
Anchor Asset Uptown corridor → Alden Rd commercial |
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Thinking about buying or selling a Kearny business… with or without the real estate? Small-business transactions in Kearny include the mix of restaurants, retail, automotive, and service businesses you would expect in a town built around a single industrial employer. Most listings come to market through owner relationships rather than public marketing, so direct broker engagement is the practical path for serious buyers and sellers. We have dedicated full-time business brokers who specialize in Arizona business transactions and know how to value, market, and close Kearny businesses at maximum value… with complete confidentiality from first conversation through closing day.
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Thinking about acquiring or selling a Kearny commercial building? Commercial buildings in Kearny tend to be older masonry construction along Alden Road or modular structures along the highway corridors. Properties with a stable tenant or owner-user fit can trade in the $150,000 to $750,000 range, with cap rates running 8 to 10% on net-leased assets… well above what comparable Phoenix metro deals price at. We have dedicated full-time commercial real estate agents who cover this entire submarket. Don’t trust commercial property to a residential agent who handles it occasionally.
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Coverage area: Kearny Arizona Real Estate market data across Kearny, AZ (zip 85137), located in Pinal County along the Gila River in the Copper Basin region between the Tortilla and Dripping Spring Mountains.
Data sources: Monthly closed-sale and active-listing data is compiled from local sales records and verified across multiple area data sources before publication. Public records, builder sales centers, and city planning documents are used for new construction figures and address verification. School ratings are drawn from Arizona Department of Education state report cards, 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: August 10, 2026.