Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate Market Report — July 2026
Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate is moving through July 2026 with the summer season fully engaged and the market holding the stabilization signals that emerged in June. The latest complete monthly cut shows a median sale price near $605,000 for single-family homes, days on market easing further to 128 days, and a sale-to-list ratio at 96.5 percent. Active inventory sits at about 131 listings heading into peak summer tour traffic, and closed volume stepped up again to 13 homes in the most recent monthly cut. Phoenix Valley heat is above 110 degrees this week, which drives the strongest Pinetop-Lakeside second-home showing activity of the year. The buyer-favorable window is still open, but the negotiation gap on quality inventory has narrowed further… exactly the signal buyers should read carefully and sellers should use.
July 2026 Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price $605,000 ▼ 3.2% YoY |
Median List Price $588,000 → Current active |
Price / Sq Ft $298 ▲ 3.5% YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 13 ▲ vs. 8 last year |
Active Listings 131 ▲ Peak summer |
Days on Market 128 ▲ 12 days faster |
Sale-to-List 96.5% ▲ Firming |
Months of Supply 10.1 → Buyer-favorable |
Prices & Volume… July 2026
Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate is holding a buyer-favorable posture on months-of-supply but the negotiation gap continues to close. Active inventory at 131 listings is being absorbed faster as the mid-summer tour wave rolls in, and closed volume stepped up to 13 homes in the most recent monthly cut (versus 8 in the same month last year). Median sale price at $605,000 moderated slightly from May’s mix-driven $618K peak, but that softening is mostly noise… price per square foot at $298 is now up about 3.5 percent year over year, the strongest PSF read of 2026 so far. Buyers looking only at the median headline are misreading the market. Underlying unit-level pricing has firmed.
Days on market eased to 128 days, twelve days faster than the June reading, and sale-to-list ratio improved to 96.5 percent. For Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate, that is the clearest confirmation yet that the deep-discount environment of March 2026 is behind us. Properties priced within 5 percent of comparable recent sales are now drawing offers in the first 30 days, and the best-presented gated-community inventory is pulling multiple showings per week from Phoenix Valley buyers escaping triple-digit heat. Sellers who list in July have their strongest annual window right now. Buyers still have negotiation leverage on sitting inventory and on properties that missed the spring reset, but the days of expecting 10-percent-under-list offers to be accepted on quality cabins are behind us until at least October.
By Zip Code… Two Pinetop-Lakesides
Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate straddles two distinct zip codes that mail to the same town but track slightly different submarkets. Understanding which side of White Mountain Boulevard a property sits on matters more here than most buyers realize, because it influences fire district, school bus route, HOA, and even short-term rental rules.
- 85935 (Pinetop side): Median sale price typically $615,000 to $685,000 in July, with the higher concentration of golf-anchored homes, gated communities, and luxury cabin product. Pinetop Country Club, Pinetop Lakes Country Club, and the White Mountain Summer Homes communities anchor this zip. Summer occupancy demand is at annual peak, and gated resale inventory is moving faster than at any point in 2026.
- 85929 (Lakeside side): Median sale price typically $490,000 to $565,000 in July, with broader range of cabin sizes, full-time-resident neighborhoods, and entry-level mountain product. Closer to Woodland Lake Park and Show Low, and where most of the year-round residential housing stock sits. Sub-$300,000 entry-level cabin transactions still appear occasionally and set a floor for the lower band of the market.
Pinetop-Lakeside Neighborhoods & Subdivisions
Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate is a small mountain town built around golf, lakes, and forest access. The named subdivisions below are the ones that consistently appear in MLS listings inside town limits, all verified against current address data and master association records. Buyers should pay close attention to whether a property is inside a country club community (with HOA fees and amenity access) versus an unrestricted forested lot… the price-per-square-foot differential is meaningful and so is the resale profile.
Pinetop Country Club
Established 1965, private 18-hole championship golf community with member-only access at 6734 Country Club Drive. Mix of original summer cabins, custom rebuilds, and luxury mountain homes set among ponderosa pines. Owner-occupancy heavily skews second-home and retiree, with vacancy elevated during winter months.
Pinetop Lakes Country Club
Gated community off Buck Springs Road centered on the Pinetop Lakes Golf & Country Club. Pinetop Lakes Association (PLA) HOA covers pool, two hot tubs, tennis, pickleball, fitness center, and horse stables. One of the most amenity-rich communities in the White Mountains and a favorite for full-time mountain retirees.
White Mountain Summer Homes
Exclusive gated golf neighborhood adjacent to White Mountain Country Club at 3644 Country Club Circle. Larger lots, higher-end custom builds, and one of the strongest short-term rental sub-markets in the area thanks to gated security and resort-style amenities.
Woodland Lake Estates
Single-family neighborhood adjacent to Woodland Lake Park, the most popular community park in town. Wooded lots, year-round resident mix, easy lake access for fishing and walking. Strong appeal for full-time mountain residents who want town convenience without the country club fees.
The Village at Pinetop Country Club
Gated condo and townhome enclave inside Pinetop Country Club, the closest thing to “lock-and-leave” mountain ownership in town. Furnished turnkey resale inventory shows up regularly. Lowest entry point for buyers who want a country club address without buying a detached cabin.
Hidden Oak
One of the few newer platted subdivisions in town, located off White Mountain Boulevard with underground utilities at the lot line. Primarily a custom-build market with wooded homesites ready for buyers who want a brand-new mountain home rather than a resale cabin. Build costs run high in 2026, so budget conservatively.
Wonderland Acres
Established residential neighborhood with its own Domestic Water Improvement District. Mix of full-time residents and seasonal cabins on larger pine-treed lots. Less HOA structure than the country club communities, which appeals to buyers who want a quieter neighborhood and lower carrying costs.
Porter Mountain Area
Off Porter Mountain Road on the Lakeside side, this stretch is a popular full-time-resident corridor with larger acreage parcels, some horse properties, and views toward the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. Buyers looking for elbow room without leaving town tend to focus here.
All neighborhoods verified inside Pinetop-Lakeside town limits within zip codes 85929 and 85935. Surrounding communities like Bison Ridge, Torreon, and the Linden area technically sit outside the town boundary in unincorporated Navajo County and are covered in our Show Low and broader White Mountains coverage.
Pinetop-Lakeside’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
Pinetop-Lakeside sits within Navajo County and is the anchor of Arizona’s White Mountains region. Buyers shopping Pinetop-Lakeside almost always tour the surrounding mountain towns… and a Phoenix Valley relocation buyer will frequently compare these markets to Payson or Prescott before committing. Here is the regional set:
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Navajo County stretches from Pinetop-Lakeside and Show Low in the White Mountains north through Holbrook and Winslow to the Hopi reservation lands. Mountain lifestyle properties, ranch acreage, Route 66 historic towns, and tribal-adjacent communities all sit within the same county jurisdiction.
▶Navajo County Real Estate Guide◀Schools & School Districts
Schools are a meaningful driver of Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate decisions, especially for families relocating full-time. The town is served by Blue Ridge Unified School District No. 32, a small unified K-12 district covering both the Pinetop and Lakeside sides of town. Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades release (April 15, 2026), Blue Ridge Unified earned a C grade at the district (LEA) level. The district operates three traditional schools serving the town, with the high school being the strongest performer on the most recent state report card. Families relocating from the Phoenix Valley should set expectations accordingly… this is a small rural district, not a metro suburban district, and elective programs are correspondingly more limited.
Blue Ridge Unified School District No. 32… C-Rated District
Blue Ridge Unified serves the entire Pinetop-Lakeside footprint and a portion of the unincorporated areas immediately surrounding town. The district’s overall C grade reflects mid-range proficiency scores at the K-8 level and stronger performance at the high school. Per the ADE FY25 data, Blue Ridge High School posted the highest score in the district at 74.29 total points… a clean B grade with a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score, which is the single best metric in the district’s report card and a strong signal for families with high-school-age children.
Top Blue Ridge Schools (ADE FY25)
Blue Ridge High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Blue Ridge High School earned a B letter grade with 74.29 total points and a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score… the strongest school-level outcome in the district. Located on the Lakeside side of town, the school serves the entire Pinetop-Lakeside attendance zone.
B Grade 74.29 pts 10.00 Grad RateBlue Ridge Elementary School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Blue Ridge Elementary earned a C letter grade with 67.67 total points. The K-5 building anchors the elementary feeder pipeline for the district and is the primary elementary school for buyers settling in the town’s residential neighborhoods.
C Grade 67.67 pts K-5Blue Ridge Junior High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Blue Ridge Jr High earned a C letter grade with 62.63 total points. Middle-school years are typically the weakest performance band statewide, so this score is consistent with rural Arizona middle-school benchmarks. Families with rising middle schoolers should tour in person.
C Grade 62.63 pts 6-8Show Low Junior High (Nearby)
Per ADE FY25 official data, neighboring Show Low Junior High earned an A letter grade with 83.22 total points… the strongest middle school in the immediate White Mountains region. Some Pinetop-Lakeside families on the Lakeside side close to the Show Low boundary explore inter-district options. Verify attendance zoning before assuming eligibility.
A Grade 83.22 pts Show Low USDBuyers prioritizing schools should request the district’s current attendance zone map directly… a property’s mailing address does not always match its school bus assignment, especially on properties near the town boundary or near Show Low.
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 Pinetop-Lakeside
Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate carries a safety profile more nuanced than the headline numbers suggest. The town has an overall CrimeGrade D rating and sits in the 20th percentile of Arizona cities for safety inside its incorporated boundaries. That score is largely driven by elevated property crime in the commercial corridor along White Mountain Boulevard… a corridor that handles meaningful tourist volume during peak summer and winter weeks. Inside the gated country club communities and quieter residential subdivisions, neighborhood-level crime risk drops substantially. Buyers should evaluate at the neighborhood level, not the town-aggregate level.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in Pinetop-Lakeside
Pinetop-Lakeside is an incorporated town with its own primary police agency. Primary patrol and 911 response is handled by the Pinetop-Lakeside Police Department, headquartered at 1360 N Niels Hansen Lane, Lakeside, AZ 85929. The town’s PD covers all neighborhoods inside town limits and partners with the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office (based in Holbrook) for incidents that extend into unincorporated county land surrounding town. Highway enforcement on State Route 260 (the main east-west route through town) and State Route 73 toward Hon-Dah is handled by the Arizona Department of Public Safety. Fire and EMS service is split between Pinetop Fire District (Stations 11 & 12) and Timber Mesa Fire and Medical on the Lakeside side… two separate agencies that respond depending on which side of town you are on.
Pinetop-Lakeside Safety Snapshot
CrimeGrade overall and property-crime ratings for the incorporated town. Neighborhood-level variation is meaningful, with gated golf communities and the northeast section reporting noticeably lower incident counts than the central commercial corridor.
For practical buyer use: the northeast portion of town and the gated country club enclaves consistently report the lowest incident counts. The commercial corridor along White Mountain Boulevard, particularly during summer tourist peak, drives a disproportionate share of property-crime reports. Buyers prioritizing safety should weight gated, HOA-managed communities like Pinetop Country Club, Pinetop Lakes Country Club, and White Mountain Summer Homes… all three operate private security routines and controlled access that the public-street neighborhoods do not.
Major Employers & Commute
Employment economics matter for Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate but the town itself is not a job-center the way Show Low or Snowflake function locally. The largest year-round employer base sits in Show Low, 10 to 15 minutes west on State Route 260, anchored by Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center… the largest private-sector employer in the entire White Mountains region with over 1,000 staff. For relocation buyers, the realistic employment radius is roughly 30 to 45 minutes from town and concentrates heavily on healthcare, education, public sector, and seasonal hospitality.
Top employers within commuting distance
Remote-work buyers should plan internet diligence before any purchase. Coverage in Pinetop-Lakeside is meaningfully better than it was 5 years ago thanks to fiber buildouts in the town corridor and Starlink availability everywhere… but specific neighborhoods, especially deeper into the pines, still vary. Verify provider, speed, and reliability at the exact property address before writing an offer if remote work is mission-critical.
What Pinetop-Lakeside Residents Say
Resident voices add real context to Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate decisions. Recurring themes from published community reviews of the town group into a few consistent points: the natural beauty and lifestyle are a near-universal draw, the four-season climate is a major upgrade for Phoenix Valley relocators, the small-town pace is loved by retirees and frustrating to younger families, and the public school grades are a known concern that families actively work around.
“We escape the Phoenix heat every summer here. The cool air, the pine smell, the lake walks… it makes the whole drive from the Valley worth it. We bought a cabin five years ago and our family time has never been better.”
“We moved here full-time after retirement and the lifestyle is exactly what we wanted. Walking trails, four seasons, a quieter pace. The grocery and shopping trip to Show Low is a small price for what we get living in the pines.”
“Beautiful town and great outdoor recreation, but parents need to be honest about the schools. We decided to homeschool, but families committed to public school should tour in person, talk to teachers, and know what they are getting into.”
“We rent our cabin out short-term for part of the year and live here the rest. The Phoenix Valley market keeps demand strong on summer weekends, and the gated golf community amenities make it an easy property to rent. The HOA rules matter a lot here, so know them before you buy.”
Why Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
Pinetop-Lakeside is one of the most established mountain lifestyle markets in Arizona, and the July 2026 cycle confirms the stabilization signal that emerged in June. The fundamentals of the market… altitude, pines, four-season climate, golf, lakes, and a 90,000-resident White Mountains catchment area that Summit Healthcare anchors… do not change because monthly closed volume softened or marketing times extended. What changes is buyer leverage. That leverage is still real on sitting inventory… but it is no longer growing on quality gated-community listings, and the summer tour season is doing exactly what it does every year.
Key drivers supporting Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate include:
- Phoenix Valley feeder market… 4 to 5 million Phoenix Valley residents view the White Mountains as their primary summer escape. Pinetop-Lakeside has been the default destination for three generations.
- Mountain lifestyle that is genuinely scarce in Arizona… the Mogollon Rim, ponderosa pines, and elevation above 6,500 feet exist in a small handful of Arizona communities. Pinetop-Lakeside is one of them.
- Established golf and country club infrastructure… Pinetop Country Club opened in 1965 and the Pinetop Lakes and White Mountain Country Club communities followed. Three private clubs in one small town is unusual and supports premium pricing in those subdivisions.
- Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest borders the town… meaningfully cap development on the south and east edges of town and protect the long-term recreation amenity for property owners.
- Summit Healthcare anchors regional employment… at over 1,000 staff, Summit is the largest private-sector employer in the White Mountains and gives full-time residents real career stability.
- Second-home and short-term rental demand… the gated golf communities support a vacation-rental sub-market that creates an investor exit option not available in most Arizona mountain towns.
- Limited buildable inventory… remaining lots in established subdivisions are finite, and the only meaningful newer platted community (Hidden Oak) is small. Long-term supply pressure is constrained.
- Incorporated town status… Pinetop-Lakeside is incorporated with its own police department, public works, and zoning… which gives buyers a clearer governance and service profile than nearby unincorporated mountain enclaves.
- Multi-zip price segmentation gives buyers options… the 85929 Lakeside side delivers entry pricing in the $400K-to-$550K band while the 85935 Pinetop side anchors the premium country club inventory above $600K.
- 2026 market timing favors decisive buyers… 128-day average DOM and 96.5 percent sale-to-list ratio still leave negotiation room, but summer tour activity is compressing that window on the best-presented inventory.
This is a strategic long-term mountain lifestyle market. The July 2026 cycle is not a chase market and it does not need to be one to deliver value. Buyers willing to evaluate at the neighborhood level, negotiate from comparable sale data, and prioritize lifestyle fit over short-term price-prediction guesses will find that Pinetop-Lakeside continues to do what it has done for forty years… reward patient owners. Sellers, this is your annual peak window and the tour traffic reflects it.
July 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: Median sale at $605,000, sale-to-list at 96.5 percent, and 128 days on market means negotiation room is still real but shrinking on quality inventory. Bring inspections, comp-driven offer prices, and move decisively when the right cabin surfaces. Waiting until October costs you the summer tour advantage.
- Sellers: July is your annual peak window. Phoenix Valley heat is driving the strongest tour traffic of the year. List within 5 percent of comparable sales, present professionally, and expect offers inside 30 days on well-prepared homes. Skip the seasonal opportunity now and you wait until spring 2027 for equivalent buyer flow.
- Second-home buyers: The gated country club communities (Pinetop Country Club, Pinetop Lakes, White Mountain Summer Homes) are seeing the strongest activity of 2026. Lock-and-leave amenity packages are moving fastest. Do not walk away from a well-priced gated cabin expecting a bigger discount in August.
- Full-time relocators: Lakeside side (85929) still offers better full-time pricing and faster Show Low access. Verify internet, fire district, and school zone at the specific address before writing an offer… and factor in wildfire season active-mitigation costs.
- Investors: Short-term rental demand is at annual peak through August. Gated communities outperform on STR returns thanks to amenity packages. Check HOA STR rules before any offer… several communities revised rental night limits in the recent PLA and country club board cycles.
- Custom builders: Hidden Oak and remaining Pinetop Lakes lots are still the cleanest current build-ready options. Arizona mountain building season peaks now through mid-October… contract lock-in this month if you want to break ground before winter shutdown.
Frequently Asked Questions
The most recent monthly median sale price in Pinetop-Lakeside is approximately $605,000 for single-family homes, with current active listings clustering near a $588,000 median list price. The market has stabilized from the March-April lows, with days on market easing to about 128 and sale-to-list ratio improving to 96.5 percent. Price per square foot at $298 is running up about 3.5 percent year over year.
Pinetop-Lakeside carries an overall CrimeGrade rating of D and sits in the 20th percentile of Arizona cities for safety within its incorporated boundaries. Conditions vary by neighborhood, with the northeast section reporting the lowest crime counts and gated golf communities like Pinetop Country Club and Pinetop Lakes reporting noticeably lower incident rates than the commercial corridor along White Mountain Boulevard.
Pinetop-Lakeside is served by Blue Ridge Unified School District No. 32, which earned a C district letter grade in the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F release. The district includes Blue Ridge Elementary (C, 67.67 points), Blue Ridge Jr High (C, 62.63 points), and Blue Ridge High School (B, 74.29 points with a perfect 10.00 graduation rate score).
Pinetop-Lakeside is covered by two primary zip codes… 85929 for the Lakeside side of town and 85935 for the Pinetop side. The two zips trade off depending on which side of White Mountain Boulevard a property sits on, and both bill mail to Pinetop-Lakeside, Arizona.
Pinetop-Lakeside is not an organized tract new construction market. Building activity is primarily lot-by-lot custom builds in established subdivisions like Pinetop Lakes Country Club, White Mountain Summer Homes, and the newer Hidden Oak homesites. Buyers seeking a new home typically purchase a lot and contract a local custom builder.
Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center in Show Low is the largest private-sector employer in the White Mountains with over 1,000 staff. Blue Ridge Unified School District, the Town of Pinetop-Lakeside, Navopache Electric Cooperative, Northland Pioneer College, and Walmart in Show Low round out the major year-round employer base, with seasonal hospitality and resort employment from Sunrise Park Resort and the area country clubs.
Pinetop-Lakeside is a single-family-driven market with very thin attached inventory. The handful of condos and townhomes available are concentrated in The Village at Pinetop Country Club and a few Pinetop Lakes condo blocks, with active listings typically priced in the $250,000 to $475,000 range. There is no meaningful month-to-month condo statistical sample, so condo buyers should expect to track individual listings rather than aggregate trends.
Pinetop-Lakeside is one of Arizona’s most established mountain lifestyle markets, anchored by golf, lakes, the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, and a strong second-home buyer base from the Phoenix Valley. The 2026 market still favors prepared buyers with real negotiation room on sitting inventory, while sellers in the July-through-September window are seeing peak summer-tour activity from Phoenix Valley heat refugees firm pricing on quality inventory.
The strongest buyer leverage typically occurs from October through February when Phoenix Valley tour traffic is thinnest. June through August features peak inventory and the strongest seller activity from the summer escape demand. Year-round residents and full-time relocators often find better deals in winter, while second-home buyers prefer to tour in season to evaluate the lifestyle.
Property tax rates in Pinetop-Lakeside are administered by Navajo County and run roughly 0.6 to 0.8 percent of full cash value for residential primary properties, plus any special improvement district assessments. Non-primary residences (second homes and rentals) are assessed at a higher tax class. Pinetop Water CFD, the Wonderland Acres Domestic Water Improvement District, and the Pinetop-Lakeside Sanitary District all carry separate special-district levies depending on property location.
Short-term rentals are permitted in Pinetop-Lakeside but subject to town registration, transaction privilege tax licensing with the Arizona Department of Revenue, and any applicable HOA restrictions. The gated country club communities each set their own STR rules through the homeowner association, and several limit rental nights or require minimum stays. Always confirm both town requirements and community-specific HOA rules before purchasing for STR use.
Pinetop-Lakeside sits adjacent to the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest and carries meaningful wildfire risk… about 99 percent of properties in town have some level of wildfire exposure per First Street Foundation analysis. Insurance carriers price accordingly, and some properties may require Arizona Fair Plan coverage. Defensible-space maintenance, fire-resistant landscaping, and Class A roof assemblies meaningfully improve both safety and insurability.
Pinetop-Lakeside sits at roughly 7,000 feet elevation and runs about 25 to 30 degrees cooler than Phoenix year-round. Summer highs are typically in the upper 70s to mid 80s, winter snow is common with annual averages of 50 to 75 inches, and the four-season climate is the primary reason Phoenix Valley buyers buy second homes here. Plan for winter access challenges on private roads, ice management on driveways, and shorter daylight in December and January.
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Pinetop-Lakeside Business & Commercial Real Estate
Beyond residential, Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate includes a small, tourism-driven commercial market concentrated along the White Mountain Boulevard corridor. The active inventory is dominated by hospitality, retail, food service, and small-bay professional office space. Sale activity is thin enough that comparable sales analysis requires real local data rather than rolled-up regional averages… and that is exactly why specialized representation matters in this submarket.
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 → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $16 to $28 → Annual NNN range |
Industrial Lease $9 to $14 → Small bay / shop |
Cap Rates Trading 7% to 9% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 12 to 20 ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory About 250K SF → Across types |
For Sale Range $300K to $2.5M → Mixed |
Anchor Asset About 80K SF → Ponderosa Plaza |
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Coverage area: Pinetop-Lakeside Arizona Real Estate across zip codes 85929 (Lakeside) and 85935 (Pinetop), inside the incorporated town limits of Pinetop-Lakeside, Navajo County, Arizona.
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: July 10, 2026.