Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate Market Report — May 2026
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate is one of the most established guard-gated resort communities in central Scottsdale, with an April 2026 community median sale price of approximately $1.3 million across condos and single-family homes combined. The 640-acre master plan was developed by Toronto-based Markland Properties starting in the mid-1980s on the former Daniel C. Gainey Arabian horse ranch, and today represents 1,035 residences inside 19 named sub-communities ranging from $550,000 condos to $7 million-plus custom estates on the golf course.
What separates Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate from neighboring central Scottsdale options is the combination of round-the-clock guard-gated security, a 27-hole private golf club anchoring the interior, and the Estate Club amenity complex (Olympic-sized pool, pickleball, tennis, fitness center) included in master association dues. Few Scottsdale communities deliver this density of resort infrastructure inside one gated perimeter.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price $1.30M ▲ Combined SFR + condo |
Median PSF $644 ▲ Strong vs Scottsdale $509 |
SFR Median $2.19M ▲ Higher YoY |
Condo Median $685K → Range $550K to $1.1M |
Active Listings 14 to 18 → Combined SFR + condo |
Days on Market 38 to 60 days → Condos faster |
Total Homes 1,035 → 545 condo, 490 SFR |
Price Band $550K to $7M+ → Full range |
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate 12-Month Price Trend
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate median sale price across all 19 sub-communities, rolling 12 months ending April 2026. The trend reflects sustained luxury demand in central Scottsdale guard-gated inventory with monthly variability typical of a small-volume community (roughly 9 to 24 closings per month).
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate median sale price aggregated across all 19 sub-communities. Monthly closing volume runs 9 to 24 sales, so month-to-month variance is normal. The April 2026 reading reflects unit mix that month, not a directional shift. Trailing 12-month median is approximately $1.30 million.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate Prices & Volume … May 2026
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate pricing splits cleanly into three tiers. Condo enclaves (7400, 8989, The Courts, Golf Cottages, Oasis, Pavilions, Sunset Cove) trade from roughly $550,000 to $1.1 million, with most units between $650,000 and $850,000. Single-family attached and smaller villa product (Golf Villas I & II, Golf Villas III, The Greens, Lakeview) sits in the $1.1 million to $2.5 million band. Custom estates (Vaquero Drive, The Legend, Estates, Enclave, Enclave II) run $2.5 million to north of $7 million, with the trophy tier reaching $5 to 7 million on premium golf-front Lakes Course sites.
April 2026 closings (the most recent complete monthly data available) confirmed the resilience of Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate against broader Scottsdale market conditions. While the broader Scottsdale market closed April 2026 with a $1,225,000 median (per Scottsdale-wide single-family data), Gainey Ranch single-family medians sat materially above at approximately $2.19 million, reflecting the concentration of large gated estates relative to citywide product mix. Cash buyer share inside Gainey Ranch is estimated above 40 percent, which insulates the community from rate-sensitivity pressures hitting production markets harder.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate History & Master Developer
The land that is now home to Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate was originally a 640-acre Arabian horse and Hereford cattle ranch owned by Daniel C. Gainey, a Minnesota businessman who built his fortune as CEO of Jostens (the school class-ring company) from 1933 to 1968. Daniel Gainey, an internationally recognized Arabian horse breeder, used the property to stable 30 to 40 of his 100 Arabian horses and to host the lavish annual gatherings tied to Scottsdale’s All-Arabian Horse Show.
In 1980, Markland Properties (a subsidiary of Toronto-based Markborough Properties, owned by Hudson Bay Company) purchased 560 of the 640 acres for residential development. Markland’s founder and CEO, native Minnesotan James M. Kilday, envisioned a master-planned “living resort” community combining luxury infrastructure with small-town ambience. Construction of the modern Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate footprint began in the mid-1980s with the Gainey Ranch Golf Club opening in 1985 as the centerpiece. The Gainey family retained 80 acres for the original horse stables, later developed by the Gainey Trust for retail and residential use as the Shops at Gainey Village.
The original Gainey family Moorish-style home was preserved and converted into the Estate Club, today the central amenity hub for residents. The community completed a multi-phase rejuvenation that updated monuments, signage, landscaping, and the Estate Club itself with a new fitness center, expanded pickleball courts, and Olympic-sized pool. The adjacent Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa, which opened with the community and shares the master plan footprint, completed its own $115 million transformation in 2024.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate Boundaries & Access
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate sits in the heart of central Scottsdale, with the following boundaries:
- North: Doubletree Ranch Road
- South: Mountain View Road (adjacent to McCormick Ranch)
- West: Scottsdale Road (Shops at Gainey Village frontage)
- East: Just west of Hayden Road
The community is bisected by Gainey Ranch Road, which runs north-south through the interior. Three main guard-gated entry plazas control access: the primary plaza at Gainey Ranch Road and Doubletree, a secondary plaza serving the Hyatt and condo enclaves, and a third controlling access to the southern residential interior. 24/7 staffed security, camera-supported gate systems, alarm monitoring, and nighttime golf course patrols are funded through master association dues. Several individual sub-communities (Enclave, Enclave II, The Legend) operate their own secondary gates for an additional layer of access control.
Loop 101 sits roughly four miles east via Shea Boulevard, putting Sky Harbor International Airport within 25 to 30 minutes of any Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate address. The Mayo Clinic Scottsdale and HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center are both within 10 minutes. Old Town Scottsdale is approximately six miles south.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate … 19 Sub-Communities
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate is composed of 19 named sub-communities, each with its own architectural character, HOA structure, and price band. 7 enclaves are condo communities and 12 are single-family. Below is the verified set of sub-communities, organized by product type.
Single-Family Enclaves (12 communities)
Vaquero Drive
22 estate-style custom homes on Gainey Ranch’s most premium golf-front lots. The trophy tier of Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate. Large parcels, individualized architecture, premier Lakes Course frontage on many lots.
The Legend
55 homes inside a double-gated enclave at the north edge of the community. Golf and McDowell Mountain views, custom builds with strong privacy profile, an additional secondary gate beyond the master perimeter.
The Estates
30 single-family homes along the golf course on a smaller-scale enclave with a tight-knit golf-front feel. Custom and semi-custom mix, mature landscaping, walkable to Estate Club.
Enclave & Enclave II
66 custom one- and two-level homes in their own gated community within Gainey Ranch. Recently renovated community pool. 2,960 to 5,350 square feet, monthly HOA $642. Strong mix of golf, lake, and mountain views.
The Greens
Single-family enclave with golf-front fairway frontage, private community pool and spa, and direct access to Estate Club tennis, pickleball, and fitness amenities.
Golf Villas I & II
58 attached and detached single-family homes along the golf course. The mid-tier single-family option inside Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate, with strong fairway views and lower maintenance than estate product.
Golf Villas III
Smaller 12-home single-family enclave described as walkable to the Estate Club. Tighter community feel, golf-front exposure on several lots.
North Meadow I & II
29 single-family homes (North Meadow I) plus a smaller gated North Meadow II. Golf course frontage with Estate Club access, established 1990s-2000s product with selective remodel inventory.
Arroyo Vista
61 single-family homes along Doubletree Road. The northern entry into the single-family product line, with shorter walks to the Shops at Gainey Village retail strip and Hyatt Regency.
Lakeview
Lakeside single-family enclave with lagoon views and access to walking paths around the interior water features. A signature Gainey Ranch lifestyle setting.
Condo & Townhome Enclaves (7 communities)
7400 Gainey Club Drive
72 condos nestled along the first and second fairways of The Lakes Course. Two private pools and spas, three floor plans (all 2 bed / 2 bath / den), walkable to clubhouse, Hyatt, and Shops at Gainey Village.
8989 Gainey Center Drive
72 condos along the golf course lakes adjacent to the Hyatt Regency. Private pool, hot tub, and full Estate Club access included.
The Courts
Guard-gated condo community with on-site tennis access (rare for Gainey Ranch sub-communities), updated Estate Club fitness facility, and Olympic-sized pool access.
Golf Cottages
Premium condo product set along the fairways with cottage-style architecture. Walkable to Estate Club, strong rental and seasonal-use profile.
Oasis
Gated and guarded condo community within the master gate, private pool and spa, Estate Club access. Lake, golf, and landscape views across the enclave.
Pavilions
Condominiums positioned by the golf course and lakes with a private community pool. Heavily updated inventory available, popular among second-home buyers.
Sunset Cove
One- and two-level condos tucked in the northeast corner. Floor plans 1,100 to 2,243 square feet, golf or lagoon views, monthly HOA $729 (includes water). Walkable to the new Estate Club.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate Schools
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate sits entirely within Scottsdale Unified District (SUSD), one of the highest-performing district letter grades in Arizona. SUSD holds an A district letter grade from Arizona Department of Education (ADE FY25) covering 30 schools across the district. The three specific feeders for Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate addresses are all individually A-rated under the same ADE FY25 program.
Cochise Elementary School
The primary elementary feeder for Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate and the surrounding Cochise/Cocopah corridor. Strong proficiency and growth scores across both math and English language arts.
96.91 Points A GradeCocopah Middle School
The middle school feeder for Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate families. Cocopah is part of the established Cochise-Cocopah-Chaparral feeder pattern that is one of SUSD’s most reliable A-rated tracks.
88.04 Points A GradeChaparral High School
The high school feeder for Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate and one of the highest-scoring SUSD high schools. Strong AP program, competitive athletics, and a culture that consistently sends students to top-tier universities.
92.78 Points A GradeScottsdale Unified District
The full district letter grade for Scottsdale Unified is A under ADE FY25, with strong performance across elementary, middle, and high school levels. Address-level boundary verification is recommended before writing an offer.
A District Grade 30 SchoolsSource: Arizona Department of Education A-F Letter Grades, FY25 Combined Public File. Letter grades and total points earned reflect the state report card released in spring 2026. Always verify school attendance by exact address before any purchase decision.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate Safety & Security
Guard-Gated 24/7 Security Profile
Gainey Ranch operates one of the most layered private security profiles in central Scottsdale, supplementing Scottsdale Police Department jurisdiction.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate security infrastructure is funded through the master association and includes: 24/7 staffed guard service at all three main entry plazas, camera-supported gate access systems, alarm monitoring included in association dues, nighttime patrols along the golf course, and gated/walled perimeter around the entire 640 acres. Several individual sub-communities (notably The Legend, Enclave, Enclave II) operate a secondary gate inside the master perimeter.
Jurisdiction is single-agency: Scottsdale Police Department covers Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate as part of the City of Scottsdale. Incident reports inside the community are markedly lower than the surrounding 85258 ZIP code averages, reflecting the combination of private security overlay and Scottsdale PD response. Verify current incident data with CrimeGrade Scottsdale before any purchase.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate Amenities & Lifestyle
Few central Scottsdale communities deliver the density of resort amenities inside one gated perimeter that Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate residents access daily. Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate is structured around three core amenity hubs:
- The Estate Club … the central residents-only amenity complex housed at the former Gainey family Moorish-style home. Recently renovated. Includes Olympic-sized heated pool and spa, state-of-the-art fitness center, indoor/outdoor entertainment bar, recreation room, pickleball courts, additional community heated pools and spa areas, and tree-lined walking paths through landscaped parks. Access is included in master association dues for all 1,035 residents.
- Tennis & Pickleball … the Estate Club tennis facility is among the most active in central Scottsdale and operates on a separate tennis membership fee structure (with the exception of The Courts sub-community, which has direct tennis access included). Pickleball courts are open to all members of the master association.
- Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa … the 27-acre full-service resort adjacent to the residential interior, which completed a $115 million transformation in 2024. The resort features waterslide and sandy beach pool, weddings and event venue, live music in the lobby, and resort dining. Gainey Ranch Golf Club members access certain Hyatt amenities, and resort guests access the golf club.
- Shops at Gainey Village … the retail complex at Doubletree and Scottsdale Road providing Sprouts Farmers Market, restaurants (Wally’s American Gastropub, Hash Kitchen), Oliver Smith Jeweler, salons, and professional services. Walkable from most condo enclaves and the western residential interior.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate Golf Club … 27 Holes
The Gainey Ranch Golf Club is the centerpiece amenity of Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate and one of the older established private clubs in central Scottsdale. Opened in 1985, the club is operated by ClubCorp and features three distinct nine-hole courses that combine for multiple 18-hole configurations:
- The Lakes … features lush greenery, sparkling water features, and a signature waterfall at the ninth hole. Both challenging and visually distinctive, often described as the most photographed nine on property.
- The Dunes … surrounded by indigenous Sonoran desert, requires accuracy off the tee and a delicate touch on the greens. A complete tonal contrast to The Lakes.
- The Arroyo … the longest of the three nines, demanding both power and placement. Infamous for the peninsular green at hole No. 9.
Membership in Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate’s golf club is private. Access is limited to club members and their guests, plus registered guests of the adjacent Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa. Members can play any combination of two nines as an 18-hole round, giving the property effectively three different 18-hole experiences. Initiation fees and monthly dues are not published publicly and require direct inquiry with the club membership office. The clubhouse hosts dining, member events, and the pro shop.
The club underwent a major layout transformation that moved three million cubic yards of dirt to convert what was originally a flat, semi-arid course into the water-feature-heavy resort layout that exists today. For golf-buyer prospects, club membership status (or eligibility to join) is a frequent purchase consideration on Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate transactions where the home backs onto a fairway.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate Activity & HOA Structure
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate operates a two-tier HOA structure that buyers must understand before writing an offer:
- Master HOA … the Gainey Ranch Community Association (GRCA) covers perimeter security and 24/7 guard staffing, the three main gate plazas, alarm monitoring, Estate Club access, landscaping along Gainey Ranch Road, and community-wide architectural review.
- Sub-HOA … each of the 19 sub-communities has its own separate monthly assessment covering enclave-specific items: secondary gate (if applicable), private community pool, sub-community landscaping, exterior maintenance for attached product, and condo association reserve contributions.
Sub-HOA monthly amounts vary significantly by community. Verified examples include: Sunset Cove $729/month (includes water bill), Enclave $642/month. Condo enclaves run higher because exterior maintenance and reserves are funded through the sub-HOA. Single-family estate enclaves typically run $300 to $700 monthly on top of the master GRCA dues.
All exterior changes (front yard, back yard, visible or not) require Master Architectural Committee approval through GRCA, plus sub-HOA architectural review where applicable. Major projects carry a $45 submittal fee. Dumpsters and port-a-potties on the property require time-limited approval. Tree and landscaping changes also require approval.
Cash buyer share inside Gainey Ranch is estimated above 40 percent, materially higher than the citywide Scottsdale average of roughly 26 percent. Recent notable closings (last 12 months) include multiple Vaquero Drive estates above $4 million, a Lakes Course estate at $7.2 million, and Sunset Cove and Pavilions condo transactions in the $650K to $950K range. Inventory typically stays under 20 active listings community-wide, so meaningful new product moves the average quickly.
Gainey Ranch is a Community in Central Scottsdale
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate sits inside the Central Scottsdale submarket, the family-luxury heart of Scottsdale anchored by Gainey Ranch, McCormick Ranch, and the 85254 corridor. Central Scottsdale runs roughly 30 to 40 percent below North Scottsdale on median pricing while delivering the same Scottsdale Unified A-rated school tracks.
For broader Central Scottsdale data, school district detail across the 85250, 85253, 85254, and 85258 ZIPs, and other gated and golf communities outside Gainey Ranch, the full Central Scottsdale submarket report is the right next stop.
▶Central Scottsdale Submarket Report◀Other Communities Inside Central Scottsdale
Gainey Ranch is one of the named master plans inside Central Scottsdale. The adjacent McCormick Ranch sits immediately to the south and represents a larger, more diverse master-plan option with a similar lifestyle DNA.
Why Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate Matters in 2026
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate is one of the few central Scottsdale communities that combines guard-gated security, an on-property private golf club, full-service resort adjacency, and Scottsdale Unified A-rated schools inside one master plan. The structural demand drivers behind this community are durable, not speculative.
Key drivers supporting Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate include:
- Established 40-year master plan… mature landscaping, full club infrastructure, 1,035 stabilized residences, and resale history that buyers and lenders trust on every transaction.
- 27-hole private golf club… Gainey Ranch Golf Club opened in 1985 and remains a ClubCorp property with three distinct nine-hole layouts (Lakes, Dunes, Arroyo) and multiple 18-hole combinations.
- 24/7 guard-gated security with three main plazas… staffed guards, cameras, alarm monitoring, and nighttime patrols all funded through master association dues.
- Estate Club amenity complex included with master HOA… Olympic-sized pool, fitness, pickleball, tennis, and entertainment areas available to every resident.
- Adjacent Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa… $115 million resort transformation completed in 2024 with waterslide pool, fine dining, and conference facilities, all walkable from the residential interior.
- Top-rated SUSD A-graded school feeders… Cochise Elementary, Cocopah Middle, and Chaparral High all carry A grades under ADE FY25.
- Concentrated cash buyer base… estimated above 40 percent of closings, materially higher than the citywide 26 percent average. Insulates the community from interest-rate sensitivity.
- Diverse product mix in one gate… 19 sub-communities ranging from $550K condos to $7M+ estates, so move-up and move-down inside Gainey Ranch is structurally possible.
- Walkable to Shops at Gainey Village… daily-needs retail, grocery, dining inside the master plan perimeter or one short walk outside the gate.
- Limited new product… the community is essentially built out at 1,035 residences, creating long-term supply constraint relative to growing buyer demand for guard-gated central Scottsdale inventory.
This is a strategic long-term hold market where the resort infrastructure, school district, and gated profile are not easily replicated elsewhere in central Scottsdale. That structural depth is why Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate values continue to outpace the broader Scottsdale market median by a significant margin.
May 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: The two-tier HOA structure matters. Get both the master GRCA dues and the specific sub-community sub-HOA assessment in writing before committing, including reserve study status for any condo enclave purchase. Tennis access is sub-community specific.
- Sellers: Inventory inside Gainey Ranch typically stays under 20 active listings, so a well-priced and well-presented home moves quickly. Overprice and you reset the comp set for the entire enclave at lower numbers.
- Cash buyers: Above 40 percent of Gainey Ranch closings are cash. If you are financing above $1.5 million you are competing against cash and that affects negotiation leverage and contingency strategy.
- Golf members: Gainey Ranch Golf Club membership is separate from the master HOA and runs through ClubCorp. Verify membership type, transfer fees, and waitlist status before assuming access.
- Schools: Cochise, Cocopah, and Chaparral are the verified feeder pattern, but always confirm by exact address with Scottsdale Unified District before writing an offer.
- Architectural review: All exterior changes require Master Architectural Committee approval through GRCA. Verify any planned renovation scope before purchase and assume a 30-to-60-day approval timeline.
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate FAQ
Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate April 2026 closings showed a median sale price of approximately $1.3 million across the community. Condos run from the high $500,000s through $1.1 million. Single-family homes range from $1.1 million to estates above $7 million on premium golf-front lots.
Yes. Gainey Ranch is a 24/7 guard-gated community with three main security plazas, camera-supported gate systems, alarm monitoring included in the master association dues, and nighttime golf course patrols. Several sub-communities inside Gainey Ranch are double-gated for extra privacy.
Gainey Ranch feeds into Scottsdale Unified District (A district letter grade per ADE FY25). Specific feeders are Cochise Elementary (A, 96.91 points), Cocopah Middle (A, 88.04 points), and Chaparral High (A, 92.78 points). All three are A-rated under the most recent state report cards.
Approximately 1,035 residences total across 19 distinct sub-communities. Of those, 7 are condo enclaves (about 545 units) and 12 are single-family neighborhoods (about 490 homes). The community sits on 640 acres of which 264 acres are residential, with 348 acres dedicated to the Shops at Gainey Village and Hyatt Regency complex.
Gainey Ranch Golf Club is a 27-hole private club at the heart of the community, opened in 1985 and operated by ClubCorp. It features three named nine-hole courses (The Lakes, The Dunes, The Arroyo) that combine for multiple 18-hole configurations. Access is limited to club members and their guests, plus guests of the adjacent Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa.
Gainey Ranch uses a two-tier HOA structure. The master Gainey Ranch Community Association covers gate operations, perimeter security, alarm monitoring, and the Estate Club. Each sub-community then adds its own monthly assessment. Examples: Sunset Cove $729 monthly (includes water), Enclave $642 monthly. Single-family enclaves typically run $300 to $700 monthly on top of the master dues.
19 named enclaves. Condo enclaves: 7400, 8989, The Courts, Golf Cottages, Oasis, Pavilions, Sunset Cove. Single-family enclaves: Arroyo Vista, Enclave, Enclave II, Estates, Golf Villas I & II, Golf Villas III, The Greens, Lakeview, The Legend, North Meadow I, North Meadow II, Vaquero Drive.
Gainey Ranch is one of central Scottsdale’s most established guard-gated master plans with a 1985 private golf club, 24/7 security, an Olympic-sized pool and pickleball complex at the Estate Club, and direct adjacency to the Hyatt Regency Scottsdale resort. Buyers get resort-style infrastructure and SUSD A-rated schools. Sellers get a name buyers already search by community, not by ZIP.
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Coverage area: Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate inside the 640-acre guard-gated master plan in ZIP 85258, including all 19 named sub-communities (7400, 8989, Arroyo Vista, The Courts, Enclave, Enclave II, Estates, Golf Cottages, Golf Villas I & II, Golf Villas III, The Greens, Lakeview, The Legend, North Meadow I, North Meadow II, Oasis, Pavilions, Sunset Cove, Vaquero Drive).
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 community boundary and HOA verification. School ratings are drawn from Arizona Department of Education state report cards (FY25 Combined A-F file), Niche, GreatSchools, and SchoolGrade. Crime data comes from CrimeGrade, AreaVibes, and FBI Uniform Crime Reports. Community history and developer detail confirmed against the Gainey Ranch Community Association.
Data month transparency: The May 2026 report runs on April 2026 closed-sale data (the most recent complete monthly cut available at publication). This timing applies to median price, days on market, and volume figures throughout the page.
Update cadence: This Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate report is rebuilt monthly as new market data is released, typically between the 7th and the 10th. Figures presented as ranges reflect normal mid-month variation across data sources.
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.
When you reach out, a dedicated full-time agent who works Gainey Ranch Scottsdale Real Estate starts working immediately, researching both on-market and off-market opportunities across all 19 sub-communities. Off-market activity inside Gainey Ranch is meaningful given the small community size and tight inventory.
Last updated: May 14, 2026.