Marana Arizona Real Estate Market Report — May 2026
Marana Arizona Real Estate enters May 2026 in a measured posture… the single-family median has settled in the low $400Ks after softening modestly through the first quarter, while master-planned demand inside Dove Mountain, Gladden Farms, and Saguaro Bloom continues to absorb new construction at a healthier pace than the resale segment. Buyers gained meaningful negotiation room this spring as days on market widened past 60. Sellers who price against current comps (not 2024 peaks) are still moving inventory, particularly in the 55+ Dove Mountain product and the entry-level Saguaro Bloom segment. The town crossed 67,000 residents in 2026, sustaining its position as the fastest-growing community in southern Arizona… a long-term demand floor that gives this market a different character from softer suburban pockets statewide.
May 2026 Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price $415,000 ▼ 2.1% YoY |
Average Sale Price $509,000 ▼ 1.8% YoY |
Price / Sq Ft $224 ▼ 2.2% YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 95 ▼ vs. 101 last year |
Active Listings 700 ▲ 3-month rising |
Days on Market 61 → Stable vs prior month |
Sale-to-List 97.4% → Stable |
Months of Supply 5.8 → Balanced market |
Prices & Volume… May 2026
The Marana Arizona Real Estate single-family median is tracking around $415,000 for May 2026… roughly 2 percent below the same window in 2025 and about 5 percent below the early-2024 peak. The headline number masks two very different stories underneath. Newly-built homes in Gladden Farms and Saguaro Bloom continue to clear at or above asking inside their first 30 days, especially in the high $300K to $450K band where builder incentives plug the affordability gap. Resale homes in the same price range face stiffer competition from new construction, which is why DOM has stretched past 60 days for many resale listings.
The luxury segment inside Dove Mountain runs on its own clock. The 12-month median for Dove Mountain itself sits closer to $588,000… up 3 percent year over year and trending opposite the town-wide direction. Heritage Highlands (now branded The Highlands at Dove Mountain) is the one Dove Mountain pocket that softened, with average sale prices off about 5 percent over 12 months as 55+ inventory turned over heavier than usual. Sale-to-list ratios hold at 97.4 percent town-wide, indicating sellers who set realistic list prices are still negotiating effectively… it is the over-listed homes (chasing 2024 numbers) that are absorbing the longest DOM and the steepest price reductions.
By Zip Code… The Four Maranas
Marana spans four zip codes with very different price profiles. Two of the four (85742 and 85743) carry “Tucson” mailing addresses even though the homes sit inside the Town of Marana, which can confuse buyers searching by jurisdiction. Here is how each zip is performing in May 2026:
- 85653 (central Marana, Gladden Farms, Saguaro Bloom, Barnett Village): Median sale price around $388,000… down about 1 percent YoY. Highest volume zip in the town and the primary new-construction battleground. Entry-level affordability driver for the entire market.
- 85658 (Dove Mountain, The Highlands, Del Webb, Sky Ranch): Median sale price around $588,000… up about 3 percent YoY. Luxury and 55+ active adult anchor zip. Slowest absolute volume but strongest pricing.
- 85743 (Continental Ranch, Continental Reserve, Arizona Pavilions): Median sale price around $420,000… flat YoY. Established master-plan segment with mature landscaping and Twin Peaks Road retail access. Family-driven demand profile.
- 85742 (parts of Marana near Magee/Thornydale, Saguaro Ranch luxury enclave): Median sale price around $475,000… slightly negative YoY but with wide variance. Saguaro Ranch luxury inside this zip pushes the top of the range well past $1 million.
Marana Neighborhoods & Subdivisions
Marana is one of the most master-planned-heavy towns in Arizona. Eleven major communities anchor the town, ranging from entry-level new construction in Saguaro Bloom to luxury custom homes inside Canyon Pass at Dove Mountain. Every subdivision below has been verified against active MLS addresses and Town of Marana planning documents.
Dove Mountain
Resort master plan in the Tortolita foothills anchored by The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain and the Gallery Golf Club. Internal neighborhoods include Canyon Pass (luxury custom), The Preserve, Dos Lagos, The Bluffs, and Golden Barrel Place.
The Highlands at Dove Mountain
Gated 55+ active adult community (formerly Heritage Highlands) wrapped around the Highlands Golf Course. Resort-style amenities include fitness center, pools, tennis, pickleball. Strong resale inventory in May 2026.
Del Webb at Dove Mountain
Pulte’s 55+ active-adult community inside Dove Mountain, served by the Saguaro Center recreation campus. New construction still building actively alongside resale inventory.
Sky Ranch
Gated community southeast of the Dove Mountain entrance set against natural desert. Wide range of home sizes with Tortolita Mountain views on premium lots.
Tangerine Crossing
Family-oriented master plan along Tangerine Road with homes by Richmond American and Maracay. Strong school proximity to Dove Mountain K-8 and Mountain View High.
Gladden Farms
Sprawling master plan northwest of central Marana with dozens of themed parks, a popular splash pad, and an active community calendar. Active D.R. Horton phases include Coronet, Sunstone, and the new Springwood Americana Collection.
Saguaro Bloom
D.R. Horton master plan at the foothills of the Tucson Mountains. Active phases include Mesquite, Agave, and Desert Bloom at Monarch. Energy-efficient new construction with strong amenity rollout.
San Lucas
294-acre master-planned community northwest of Tucson with walking paths, a large community park (baseball, soccer, dog park), and playground areas. Family-driven resale and newer phases.
Barnett Village
Newer D.R. Horton community off Tangerine Road with single-family homes up to five bedrooms. Entry-level price point with energy-efficient construction. Active sales phase in May 2026.
Continental Ranch
Established master-planned community at the foothills of the Tucson Mountains. Easily accessible via the I-10 Twin Peaks interchange. Mature landscaping, community parks, and lighted fields. The largest established community in the town.
Continental Reserve
Sister master plan to Continental Ranch at the base of the Tucson Mountains. Expansive views of Sombrero Peak and direct access to Saguaro National Park West trails. Newer construction than Continental Ranch with higher base pricing.
Saguaro Ranch
Ultra-luxury gated development in the Tortolita Mountains. Access via a private 600-foot mountain tunnel blasted by the developer. Custom estates on large desert lots with Tortolita and Catalina Mountain views.
All subdivision addresses verified against active MLS listings inside Town of Marana boundaries (May 2026). Internal Dove Mountain neighborhoods (Canyon Pass, The Preserve, Dos Lagos, The Bluffs) are organized under the Dove Mountain master plan and share its 85658 zip code.
Marana’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
Marana sits within Pima County… part of the Tucson Metro Area along the I-10 corridor. Buyers comparing Marana often look at Oro Valley to the east, Catalina Foothills further south, and Sahuarita beyond Tucson. Inside the broader Pima County market, here are the cities to know:
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Pima County is the second-largest county in Arizona and the home of the Tucson metro. Beyond Marana, the county includes Tucson, Oro Valley, Catalina Foothills, Sahuarita, and unincorporated desert communities. The county-wide page covers all of it.
▶Pima County Real Estate Guide◀Schools & School Districts
Marana is served by the Marana Unified School District (MUSD), a single unified district covering the entire town plus adjacent unincorporated areas. Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), Marana Unified District earned a B grade at the LEA level across its 20 schools… a strong floor that hides substantial variance between individual campuses. Multiple K-8 schools and Mountain View High School earned A grades in the same release.
Marana Unified School District… B-Rated District
MUSD covers 540 square miles and serves around 12,500 students across elementary, K-8, middle, and high school campuses. In the FY25 ADE release, top K-8 performers included Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary (A grade, 96.61 percentage earned), Quail Run Elementary (A grade, 89.53 percentage earned), Dove Mountain K-8 (A grade, 88.86 percentage earned), and Marjorie W Estes Elementary (A grade, 88.04 percentage earned). The district’s two traditional high schools split grades: Mountain View earned A status, while Marana High School earned B.
Marana High Schools… Mountain View Earns A, Marana High Earns B
Mountain View High School in 85653 posted the higher of the two ADE grades and is the district’s draw for families inside Continental Ranch, Gladden Farms, and the Dove Mountain feeder zones. Marana High School, the original district high school, earned a solid B in FY25. La Paloma Academy Marana (charter K-8) also rates A under ADE’s FY25 framework and serves families who prefer charter K-8 with smaller class sizes.
Dove Mountain K-8
Per ADE FY25 official data, Dove Mountain K-8 earned an A letter grade with 88.86 percentage earned and a perfect 10.0 in K-8 Acceleration Readiness. The flagship K-8 inside the Dove Mountain master plan. Strong STEM emphasis.
ADE A 88.86 PCT K-8Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary
Per ADE FY25 official data, Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary earned an A letter grade with the highest percentage-earned score in the district at 96.61. Top-rated K-5 in MUSD. Strong proficiency and growth numbers across the board.
ADE A 96.61 PCT K-5Mountain View High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Mountain View High School earned an A letter grade as one of two MUSD high schools. Strong AP and dual-enrollment offerings plus career-technical pathways. Primary high school for Dove Mountain and Gladden Farms feeder zones.
ADE A 9-12 AP + CTEMarana High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Marana High School earned a B letter grade. The original district high school in the town center. Strong athletics program and growing CTE pathways. Serves the central Marana and Continental Ranch feeder zones.
ADE B 9-12 AthleticsVerify your specific school assignment with Marana Unified School District before writing an offer. Boundary lines occasionally adjust between school years, particularly in fast-growing master plans like Saguaro Bloom and Gladden Farms where new schools have been added in recent district reorganizations.
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 Marana
Marana is one of the safer master-planned communities in southern Arizona. The town’s overall crime rate runs well below the Pima County average, with violent crime particularly low inside the gated and semi-gated master plans (Dove Mountain, The Highlands, Continental Ranch). Property crime rates are concentrated near retail corridors along Cortaro Farms Road and Twin Peaks, which is normal for any major commercial intersection.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in Marana
Marana operates a single-agency law enforcement framework. The Town of Marana is policed by the Marana Police Department, headquartered at 11555 W Civic Center Drive, Building D, Marana, AZ 85653. The department is a fully accredited municipal agency with its own Emergency Communications Center serving as the primary 911 Public-Safety Answering Point (PSAP) for the town. Highway enforcement on Interstate 10 and State Route 77 is handled by the Arizona Department of Public Safety. There is no overlapping county sheriff primary jurisdiction inside Marana town limits, which simplifies response and policy compared with unincorporated CDPs in the same region.
Marana Safety Snapshot
Marana ranks among the safer suburban communities in Pima County, with master-planned neighborhoods posting particularly low incident rates compared with regional averages.
The lowest-crime pockets inside Marana are Dove Mountain (gated luxury), The Highlands at Dove Mountain (gated 55+), Continental Ranch (mature master plan with low turnover), and Sky Ranch. The Marana Police Department operates a community-engagement program including the Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) and a Citizens Police Academy. Marana PD employs roughly 110 sworn officers across patrol, investigations, and traffic.
Major Employers & Commute
Marana sits at a strategic position on Interstate 10 between Tucson and Phoenix, which gives residents access to two of Arizona’s largest employment bases plus a meaningful in-town employment cluster. The town has invested aggressively in commercial and industrial parks along Tangerine Road and at Pinal Air Park, attracting over 2 million square feet of recent industrial development. Within Marana itself, the largest employers are aerospace, healthcare, and logistics. Daily commuters fill out the picture by working in Tucson, Oro Valley, and along the I-10 corridor.
Top employers within commuting distance
Average commute time for Marana residents is 27.7 minutes… most employed residents drive alone (over 85 percent). Sun Tran provides limited regional bus service. Pinal Air Park (24641 E Pinal Air Park Rd) sits inside the Marana 85653 zip code and houses the Marana Aerospace Solutions / Ascent Aviation operation, which is in the middle of a major expansion. Ascent broke ground in 2024 on two 90,000-square-foot maintenance hangars under a 15-year contract with Israel Aerospace Industries… an expansion projected to add 300 new aviation jobs as the hangars come online. This is one of the single largest aerospace employment expansions in southern Arizona.
New Construction… The Engine of Marana Growth
Marana is the most active new-construction town in southern Arizona and has held that position for several years running. D.R. Horton dominates the entry-to-mid-tier segment, with multiple active phases inside Saguaro Bloom, Gladden Farms (Coronet and Sunstone), and Barnett Village. Pulte/Del Webb continues building 55+ product inside Dove Mountain. Richmond American and Maracay anchor the Tangerine Crossing master plan. Every builder address below has been verified.
- D.R. Horton at Saguaro Bloom (Mesquite, Agave, Easton, Kingston floor plans) (active): 12060 N Walker Stone Dr, Marana, AZ 85653 ✅. Single-family from the low $350Ks to high $400Ks. Energy-efficient construction with builder incentives still active in May 2026.
- D.R. Horton at Coronet at Gladden Farms (active): Located inside Gladden Farms in 85653 ✅. Floor plans include The Grace (1,965 sf two-story), The Brooke (1,654 sf single-story), and The Kate (2,227 sf two-story). Pricing roughly $360K to $470K.
- D.R. Horton at Sunstone at Gladden Farms (active): Inside Gladden Farms in 85653 ✅. Sister community to Coronet. Mid-range new construction with park access.
- D.R. Horton Americana Collection at Springwood at Gladden Farms (coming online): Newest Gladden Farms phase in 85653 ✅. Single-family on park-adjacent lots. Watch for grand-opening pricing in summer 2026.
- D.R. Horton at Barnett Village (active): Off Tangerine Road in 85653 ✅. Entry-level single-family with floor plans up to five bedrooms. The Baxter (1,423 sf) leads the entry tier. Pricing starts in the high $300Ks.
- Del Webb at Dove Mountain (active, 55+): Inside Dove Mountain in 85658 ✅. Pulte’s 55+ active-adult community. Resale documented at $441,990 in recent transactions plus new construction in the $400Ks to $700Ks. Anchored by the Saguaro Center recreation campus.
- Richmond American at Tangerine Crossing (active): Inside Tangerine Crossing in 85658 ✅. Family-oriented new construction with strong Dove Mountain K-8 school access.
- Maracay at Tangerine Crossing (active): Inside Tangerine Crossing in 85658 ✅. Co-builder with Richmond American at this master plan. Mid-tier price point.
Important disclosure: New construction in Marana is moving on a healthier absorption curve than the resale segment, which means builder incentive packages (closing-cost credits, rate buydowns, design-center allowances) are still actively negotiable in May 2026. Several Gladden Farms and Saguaro Bloom phases are in their middle or late innings, where builders typically increase incentives to clear remaining inventory before opening the next phase. Buyers without a dedicated agent regularly leave $15,000 to $40,000 of incentive value on the table because builder sales counselors work for the builder… not for the buyer. The model home tour is when you are most exposed.
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any model home.
Condos & Townhomes… May 2026
Marana is predominantly a single-family market. Attached housing inventory is limited and concentrated in two pockets: townhome enclaves inside Continental Ranch and luxury attached product at The Bluffs inside Dove Mountain. Overall townhome inventory in May 2026 is tight, with active listings priced between roughly $300,000 and $515,000.
Active Listings 7 ▲ Verified |
Median List $440,000 → Stable |
Entry Price $299,750 → Most affordable |
Top of Range $515,000 ▲ Dove Mountain attached |
Price / Sq Ft $248 ▲ Range |
Days on Market 70 → Range |
Sale-to-List 96.8% → Healthy |
Active Communities 2 → Verified ✅ |
Active Condo & Townhome Communities (Verified)
- The Bluffs at Dove Mountain… located inside Dove Mountain in 85658 ✅. Luxury attached townhomes including the popular Conquistador floor plan (2 bed, 2 bath, single-level with sunset views). Pricing typically $400K to $515K. Gated community with HOA-maintained landscaping.
- Continental Ranch townhome enclaves… located within Continental Ranch in 85743 ✅. Entry-level townhome inventory typically priced $299,000 to $400,000. Family-oriented with shared park access and community pool privileges.
What Marana Residents Say
Reading community reviews of Marana neighborhoods reveals three consistent themes: master-plan amenities, school quality (particularly Dove Mountain K-8 and Mountain View High), and the small-town feel that survives the rapid growth. Resident voices summarized below from published community reviews:
We moved from Phoenix specifically for the Dove Mountain lifestyle. The Ritz, the golf, the trails, and the schools made it an easy decision. After three years here we still feel like we’re on vacation.
The Highlands gave us the active-adult community we wanted without feeling like a retirement complex. Pickleball, golf, the fitness center, and easy day trips to Tucson… it’s exactly what we hoped for.
We picked Gladden Farms for the parks and the splash pad as much as the new construction. There is always something happening in this community… events, markets, school activities. Our kids love it here.
Continental Ranch has matured into the kind of established neighborhood that’s hard to find in newer suburbs. The trees are full, the parks are well-kept, and the I-10 access into Tucson is fast. Best of both worlds.
Why Marana Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
Marana is not a speculative market. It is a long-term demand story driven by population growth, employment expansion, and strategic positioning between Tucson and Phoenix on Interstate 10. The town crossed 67,000 residents in 2026, up nearly 28 percent since 2020, with the U.S. Census tracking Marana as the third-fastest-growing community in Arizona and the fastest in southern Arizona. That growth is structural… not cyclical.
Key drivers supporting Marana Arizona Real Estate include:
- Population trajectory… Marana grew from 52,626 (2020 Census) to about 67,257 in 2026, a 27.8 percent gain in six years, with the town adding roughly 2,500 to 3,000 residents annually.
- Aerospace anchor employment… Marana Aerospace Solutions / Ascent Aviation is mid-expansion with two new 90,000-square-foot hangars under a 15-year Israel Aerospace Industries contract, adding 300 jobs as they come online.
- Healthcare cluster… Roche Tissue Diagnostics, Ventana Medical Systems, Sargent Aerospace, and Northwest Medical Center Marana give the town a diversified employment base inside town limits.
- School district strength… Marana Unified School District earned a B at the LEA level in ADE FY25, with Mountain View High, Dove Mountain K-8, Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary, and Quail Run Elementary all rated A.
- Strategic I-10 location… Marana is the I-10 stop between Tucson and Phoenix, with logistics and manufacturing investment topping 2 million square feet of recent industrial activity along the Tangerine corridor.
- Master-plan depth… 11+ major master-planned communities provide buyer options at every price point from $340K (Gladden Farms entry) to $4M+ (Saguaro Ranch luxury).
- Active 55+ inventory… The Highlands and Del Webb at Dove Mountain are two of the strongest 55+ active-adult communities in southern Arizona, drawing snowbirds and retirees from across the country.
- Single-agency law enforcement… Marana Police Department gives the town a consistent policing identity, unlike unincorporated communities split between municipal and county jurisdiction.
- Healthy property tax structure… Marana property tax rates run around 0.78 percent effective, in line with neighboring Tucson and Oro Valley.
- Outdoor lifestyle access… Tortolita Mountain trails, Tucson Mountains, Saguaro National Park West, and the Gallery Golf Club give Marana a recreational depth most growth-corridor suburbs cannot match.
Translation for buyers and sellers… Marana is a multi-year hold market. Short-term price softening in May 2026 does not reverse the structural demand drivers. Buyers who lock in current pricing and lock in rate buydowns from builders are setting up well. Sellers who price against current comps (not 2024 peaks) are still moving inventory in 60 days or fewer. This is a market that rewards patience and precision… not speculation.
May 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: Marana Arizona Real Estate buyers have real negotiation room for the first time in three years. Median is around $415K with 700 active listings and 61 days on market. Push for inspection credits, rate buydowns, and builder incentive stacking inside Saguaro Bloom and Gladden Farms.
- Sellers: Price against current comps, not 2024 peaks. Sale-to-list is holding at 97.4 percent for realistically-priced homes… over-listed inventory sits past 90 days and ends up with price reductions averaging 4 to 6 percent.
- 55+ buyers: The Highlands at Dove Mountain has more inventory than usual with average prices down about 5 percent over 12 months. This is a window worth acting on if Dove Mountain has been on your radar.
- New-construction shoppers: Bring a dedicated buyer’s agent to your first model-home visit. D.R. Horton, Pulte, Richmond American, and Maracay are all paying full buyer-agent commissions, and the incentive stacking math is materially better with representation.
- Luxury / Dove Mountain: Inventory at $700K+ is thinner than the entry tier, with median Dove Mountain prices up 3 percent YoY. Custom Canyon Pass and Saguaro Ranch listings remain rare and slow-moving but high-conviction.
- Investors: Marana rental demand is anchored by Davis-Monthan AFB families, University of Arizona staff, and Roche/Ventana professional commuters. The 0.78 percent property tax rate and rising population create a steady long-term cash-flow case.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Marana single-family median is tracking around $415,000 in May 2026, roughly 2 percent below this point last year. Active-listing medians sit higher (closer to $454K) because the resale inventory mix has shifted toward the Dove Mountain segment.
Marana is policed by the Marana Police Department, a fully accredited municipal agency operating out of 11555 W Civic Center Drive. Crime rates inside the Town of Marana run well below the Pima County average across most master-planned neighborhoods, with Dove Mountain, Gladden Farms, and Continental Ranch posting among the lowest incident rates in the southern Arizona corridor.
The Marana Unified School District serves the town and earned a B grade at the LEA level in the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F release. Top-performing K-8 schools include Dove Mountain K-8, Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary, Quail Run Elementary, and Coyote Trail Elementary, all rated A. Mountain View High School also rates A. Marana High School rates B.
Marana is covered primarily by 85653 (Gladden Farms, Saguaro Bloom, central Marana) and 85658 (Dove Mountain, The Highlands, Del Webb). Portions of 85742 and 85743 (Continental Ranch, Continental Reserve) also fall inside town limits despite Tucson mailing addresses.
Yes. Marana is one of the most active new-construction towns in southern Arizona. D.R. Horton, Richmond American, Maracay, and Pulte are actively building in Saguaro Bloom, Gladden Farms (Coronet, Sunstone, Springwood), Barnett Village, and Del Webb at Dove Mountain. New homes start in the high $300Ks and run past $700K in the Dove Mountain segment.
Major employers within Marana include Marana Aerospace Solutions (Ascent Aviation), Sargent Aerospace and Defense, Roche Tissue Diagnostics, Ventana Medical Systems, and Northwest Medical Center Marana. Tucson, Oro Valley, and Davis-Monthan Air Force Base extend the commute-shed to over 400,000 jobs within 35 minutes.
Marana is predominantly a single-family market. Attached inventory is limited and concentrated in townhome enclaves inside Continental Ranch and at the Bluffs at Dove Mountain. Active townhome listings price between roughly $300,000 and $515,000 with a median near $440,000.
Marana is the third-fastest-growing community in Arizona and the fastest in southern Arizona. Population crossed 67,000 in 2026, up nearly 28 percent since 2020. The town corridor between Tucson and Phoenix on I-10, combined with aerospace, healthcare, and logistics employment, gives Marana long-term demand fundamentals that most southern Arizona suburbs cannot match.
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Marana Business & Commercial Real Estate
Marana is one of the most aggressive pro-business municipal governments in southern Arizona. The town’s Economic Development office has cultivated over 2 million square feet of recent industrial and logistics investment along the Tangerine and I-10 corridors, with Pinal Air Park anchoring aerospace activity. Commercial inventory ranges from Class B/C office along Cortaro Farms Road to industrial flex space along Tangerine and large-format aviation infrastructure at Pinal Air Park.
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Office Lease Rates $18 to $26 → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $22 to $34 → Annual NNN range |
Industrial Lease $9 to $14 → Tangerine corridor |
Cap Rates Trading 6.5% to 8.0% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 85+ ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory 2M+ sq ft → Across types |
For Sale Range $650K to $25M → Mixed |
Anchor Asset 1,250+ acres → Pinal Air Park |
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Coverage area: Marana Arizona Real Estate across Town of Marana boundaries inside Pima County, including zip codes 85653, 85658, 85742, and 85743.
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: May 12, 2026.