North Scottsdale Real Estate Market Report — May 2026
- May 2026 Snapshot
- 12-Month Price Trend
- Prices & Volume
- By Zip Code
- Communities in This Submarket
- Sibling Submarkets & Region
- Schools & Districts
- Safety & Crime
- Employers & Commute
- New Construction
- Condos & Townhomes
- Resident Testimonials
- Why North Scottsdale Matters
- Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- FAQ
- Get In Touch
- Commercial & Business
- Methodology & Sources
North Scottsdale Real Estate runs structurally above the Scottsdale citywide median because this submarket concentrates the city’s gated golf communities and trophy estates. The May 2026 median sits around $1.25 million, up 9.4 percent YoY, vs $965,000 citywide. Cash transactions are common above $1.5 million. Days on market run longer than the city average because luxury inventory takes time to price correctly. If you are buying or selling North Scottsdale Real Estate, you need a dedicated full-time agent who works this specific submarket every week.
North Scottsdale Real Estate Market Snapshot … May 2026
Median Sale Price $1,250,000 ▲ +9.4% YoY |
Average Sale Price $1,820,000 ▲ +7.8% YoY |
Price / Sq Ft $485 ▲ +5.2% YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 218 ▲ vs. 203 last year |
Active Listings 624 ▲ +11% vs prior 90 days |
Days on Market 64 days → Range 52-78 by zip |
Sale-to-List 96.8% → Stable |
Months of Supply 4.1 months → Balanced, luxury-tilted |
North Scottsdale Real Estate 12-Month Price Trend
North Scottsdale median sale price across all four ZIPs (85255, 85258, 85259, 85262), rolling 12 months ending April 2026. Trend shows steady upward pressure with seasonal softening through summer 2025 followed by sustained recovery into spring 2026.
North Scottsdale Real Estate median sale price aggregated across ZIPs 85255, 85258, 85259, 85262. Year-over-year change: +9.4 percent. The trend reflects luxury market resilience and limited buildable supply across the established North Scottsdale Real Estate master plans.
North Scottsdale Real Estate Prices & Volume … May 2026
North Scottsdale Real Estate pricing spans an enormous range from Grayhawk townhomes in the $700,000s to custom Desert Mountain estates above $10 million. The $1.25 million median masks four parallel tiers: entry-luxury $700K-$1.1M (Grayhawk, McDowell Mountain Ranch, Kierland attached), core luxury $1.1M-$2.5M (DC Ranch, Troon, Pinnacle Peak resale), estate luxury $2.5M-$6M (Silverleaf, Estancia, Desert Mountain interior), and trophy estates above $6M that often trade off-market through private channels.
April 2026 closings (the most recent complete monthly data available) included multiple sales above $3.8 million in 85255 and 85262 with one Desert Mountain estate at $7.2 million. Cash purchases run 38 percent of transactions vs 26 percent citywide. Sale-to-list averages 96.8 percent, with homes above $3 million regularly selling 7 to 12 percent under original list after one or two adjustments. Pricing strategy matters more in North Scottsdale Real Estate than anywhere else in the Valley.
North Scottsdale Real Estate By Zip Code … Four Distinct Markets
North Scottsdale Real Estate spans four ZIP codes, each with a distinct character, price band, and school district overlap. The boundary between Scottsdale Unified, Cave Creek Unified, and Paradise Valley Unified districts cuts through this submarket in ways that surprise buyers, so verify schools by exact address before writing an offer.
- 85255 (Troon, McDowell Mountain Ranch, Grayhawk south, DC Ranch boundary): Median sale price $1,160,000… up 8.2 percent YoY. North Scottsdale Real Estate volume is strong across the Troon corridor and Grayhawk. Schools split between Scottsdale Unified (Desert Canyon Elementary, Desert Canyon Middle, Desert Mountain HS) and Paradise Valley Unified (Grayhawk Elementary, Pinnacle HS for far-west addresses).
- 85258 (Scottsdale Ranch, McCormick Ranch boundary, lake communities): Median sale price $850,000… up 4.1 percent YoY. The most affordable entry into North Scottsdale Real Estate. Family resale dominates with Scottsdale Ranch and lake-fronting properties anchoring demand. Schools: Scottsdale Unified (Cochise Elementary, Cocopah Middle, Chaparral HS).
- 85259 (Pinnacle Peak, Whisper Rock, Ancala): Median sale price $1,470,000… up 10.6 percent YoY. The North Scottsdale Real Estate middle-luxury anchor with custom estates dominating the corridor between Shea Boulevard and Pinnacle Peak Road. Schools: Scottsdale Unified (Laguna Elementary, Mountainside Middle, Desert Mountain HS for far-north addresses).
- 85262 (Desert Mountain, Estancia, Mirabel, Whisper Rock north): Median sale price $2,290,000… up 12.1 percent YoY. The North Scottsdale Real Estate trophy tier with Desert Mountain golf concentration and the highest density of estates above $4 million in Scottsdale. Schools: Cave Creek Unified (Black Mountain Elementary, Sonoran Trails Middle, Cactus Shadows HS) for most addresses, with Scottsdale Unified (Desert Mountain HS) for southern 85262 boundary.
North Scottsdale Real Estate Communities & Subdivisions
North Scottsdale Real Estate breaks into nine major master-planned communities, each with distinct pricing, character, and amenity profile. Below is the verified set of communities inside North Scottsdale boundaries. Communities with a green border have dedicated guide pages with full market data, schools, HOA structure, and active inventory. Three additional communities (Estancia, Whisper Rock, McDowell Mountain Ranch) are tracked here and will receive dedicated North Scottsdale Real Estate pages in future cycles.
✅ Desert Mountain
Guard-gated luxury master plan with seven private golf courses (six Jack Nicklaus signature, one Bill Coore par-3). 8,000-acre community with mandatory club membership for amenity access. Custom estates dominate; resale and new build both active.
✅ DC Ranch
Master-planned community south of Pinnacle Peak with multiple gated subdivisions, two private golf courses (Country Club at DC Ranch, Silverleaf Club), and one of the most respected family-and-club-life cultures in the submarket.
✅ Grayhawk
Master-planned community east of Loop 101 featuring two championship golf courses (Talon, Raptor) and a wide product mix from townhomes to custom estates. Strong family demand, walkable to Kierland Commons, top SUSD school zones.
✅ Kierland
Walkable mixed-use district with Kierland Commons retail/dining, Kierland Golf Club, Westin Kierland Resort, and a mix of single-family resale plus high-end mid-rise condo inventory at Optima Kierland. Premium location for live-walk-shop buyers.
✅ Silverleaf
Ultra-luxury enclave inside DC Ranch built around the private Silverleaf Club designed by Tom Weiskopf. Custom estates only, mandatory club consideration, the most concentrated trophy-estate corridor in North Scottsdale.
✅ Troon North
Master plan built around two top-50 nationally ranked golf courses (Monument, Pinnacle). Multiple gated subdivisions, custom and semi-custom mix, established mature landscaping. Among the most stable luxury resale markets in the submarket.
Estancia
Ultra-private 640-acre community at the base of Pinnacle Peak with a single Tom Fazio golf course. Roughly 230 home sites total, custom estates only, mandatory club membership review. Dedicated page coming soon.
Whisper Rock
Two-course private club community (Phil Mickelson and Tom Fazio designs) with limited home sites, full-membership equity buy-in, and one of the most exclusive golf rosters in the country. Dedicated page coming soon.
McDowell Mountain Ranch
Family-focused master plan southeast of Loop 101 with hiking trail access to McDowell Sonoran Preserve, top SUSD schools, and a wide product mix from townhomes to estate lots. Dedicated page coming soon.
All addresses verified inside North Scottsdale ZIPs 85255, 85258, 85259, 85262. Additional smaller subdivisions exist inside each master plan; the cards above represent the master plans themselves.
North Scottsdale is a Submarket of Scottsdale
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▶Maricopa County Real Estate Guide◀North Scottsdale Real Estate Schools & School Districts
North Scottsdale Real Estate spans three school districts: Scottsdale Unified District, Cave Creek Unified District, and Paradise Valley Unified District. Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades release (April 15, 2026), Scottsdale Unified earned an A district letter grade (30 schools), Cave Creek Unified earned an A grade (8 schools), and Paradise Valley Unified earned a B grade (42 schools). North Scottsdale Real Estate schools dominate the SUSD top-scoring list and include the highest-scoring traditional high school in Scottsdale Unified.
Scottsdale Unified District… A-Rated District
Scottsdale Unified District (SUSD) serves the majority of North Scottsdale across 85255, 85258, and 85259 and earned an an A district letter grade in ADE FY25. Top North Scottsdale SUSD elementary schools per ADE FY25: Desert Canyon Elementary (85255) at 98.63 points, Cochise Elementary at 96.91 points, and Sequoya Elementary (85258) at 93.37 points … all A-rated.
Scottsdale Unified District… A-Rated District
The flagship North Scottsdale high school is Desert Mountain High School, which serves 85255 and 85262. Per ADE FY25, Desert Mountain High earned an A letter grade with 99.14 total points… the highest score among any traditional high school in Scottsdale Unified District. Chaparral High School (A, 92.78 points) and Saguaro High School (A, 90.75 points) also serve North Scottsdale addresses. In Paradise Valley Unified portions of 85255 and 85254 boundary, Pinnacle High School earned an A grade with 97.27 points and a 10.00 graduation rate score. In far-north 85262 Cave Creek territory, Cactus Shadows High School earned an A grade with 95.49 points.
Desert Mountain High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Desert Mountain High earned an A letter grade with 99.14 total points… the highest score of any traditional high school in Scottsdale Unified District. Serves Desert Mountain, Troon, Pinnacle Peak, and parts of DC Ranch. Known for IB Diploma program. Graduation rate score: 10.00.
99.14 ADE points IB Diploma 85262Pinnacle High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Pinnacle High earned an A letter grade with 97.27 total points. Serves Desert Ridge boundary and far-west 85255 addresses. Strong AP program, competitive athletics. Graduation rate score: 10.00 per ADE FY25.
97.27 ADE points A-rated 85255/85024Cactus Shadows High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Cactus Shadows High earned an A letter grade with 95.49 total points. Serves far-north 85262 addresses inside Cave Creek Unified boundary (Dynamite Boulevard area and north). Graduation rate score: 10.00 per ADE FY25.
95.49 ADE points A-rated 85262 northChaparral High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Chaparral High earned an A letter grade with 92.78 total points. Serves 85258 and Scottsdale Ranch corridor. Long-established SUSD flagship with strong academic and athletic tradition. Graduation rate score: 10.00 per ADE FY25.
92.78 ADE points A-rated 85258Desert Canyon Elementary
Per ADE FY25 official data, Desert Canyon Elementary earned an A letter grade with 98.63 total points… the second-highest K-8 score in all of Scottsdale Unified District. Serves the McDowell Mountain Ranch corridor in 85255.
98.63 ADE points A-rated 85255Cochise Elementary
Per ADE FY25 official data, Cochise Elementary earned an A letter grade with 96.91 total points. Highly-regarded SUSD elementary serving the Hopi and Indian Bend corridor.
96.91 ADE points A-rated SUSDSonoran Sky Elementary
Per ADE FY25 official data, Sonoran Sky Elementary earned an A letter grade with 94.79 total points. Serves the Grayhawk and northern 85255 corridor inside PVUSD boundary.
94.79 ADE points A-rated Grayhawk areaSequoya Elementary
Per ADE FY25 official data, Sequoya Elementary earned an A letter grade with 93.37 total points. Serves the Scottsdale Ranch and 85258 corridor.
93.37 ADE points A-rated 85258School attendance boundaries inside North Scottsdale Real Estate are complex. Addresses in 85262 north of Dynamite Boulevard often fall inside Cave Creek Unified District (Cactus Shadows High School zone), not Scottsdale Unified. Addresses in 85255 along the Desert Ridge boundary may fall inside Paradise Valley Unified District (Pinnacle High School zone). Always verify the exact attendance zone with the district by street address before any offer is written.
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.
North Scottsdale Real Estate Safety & Crime
North Scottsdale Real Estate carries among the lowest crime density in Maricopa County. Master-planned community design, gated entry on most luxury subdivisions, private security inside Desert Mountain and Silverleaf, and active Scottsdale PD coverage produce safety statistics that consistently outperform the citywide Scottsdale average. Property crime concentrates in commercial corridors near Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Quarter, not inside North Scottsdale Real Estate residential subdivisions.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in North Scottsdale
North Scottsdale Real Estate is policed by the Scottsdale Police Department, a single-agency jurisdiction with full coverage across all four ZIP codes (85255, 85258, 85259, 85262). The department headquarters is located at 8401 E McKellips Road in Scottsdale. The Arizona Department of Public Safety provides highway patrol coverage on Loop 101 (Pima Freeway), State Route 87 (Beeline Highway approaching from the east), and the surface state routes connecting north to Cave Creek and Carefree. Master-planned communities including Desert Mountain, Silverleaf, Estancia, and Troon also maintain private security patrols inside their gates, which supplement but do not replace Scottsdale PD response.
North Scottsdale Safety Snapshot
North Scottsdale Real Estate ranks in the top 11 percent of Maricopa County submarkets for overall safety. Gated communities including DC Ranch, Silverleaf, Desert Mountain, and Estancia consistently report the lowest incident rates inside the submarket.
The lowest-incident North Scottsdale Real Estate subdivisions are the gated luxury communities along the McDowell Mountains and the Desert Mountain corridor (DC Ranch, Silverleaf, Desert Mountain, Estancia, Mirabel) which report violent crime rates close to zero across multi-year averages. Inside residential subdivisions, the most common reports are package theft and unsecured-vehicle entries.
North Scottsdale Real Estate Employers & Commute
North Scottsdale Real Estate buyers do not lack for local jobs. Scottsdale Airpark inside the submarket holds more than 55,000 jobs across 3,000 businesses on 8.6 square miles, making it the largest centralized employment area in metro Phoenix. HonorHealth (7,459 Scottsdale employees) is the city’s largest employer with multiple North Scottsdale hospital and medical office campuses. Vanguard (3,133), Axon HQ, Mayo Clinic Scottsdale (1,559), CVS Health, Nationwide, General Dynamics, Blue Yonder, GoDaddy, and Early Warning Services (Zelle) all operate inside or adjacent to the submarket.
Top employers within commuting distance
Healthcare jobs across the North Scottsdale Real Estate corridor grow at roughly twice the national average per City of Scottsdale economic development data. The Cure Corridor along Shea Boulevard and the Loop 101 healthcare cluster (Mayo, HonorHealth Shea/Thompson Peak, planned Banner) anchor stable executive and physician demand. Loop 101 also connects to downtown Phoenix, Sky Harbor, and the Tempe tech corridor (including ASU and GoDaddy Tempe) in 25 to 35 minutes off-peak. Total economic benefit of Scottsdale Airport alone runs above $1 billion annually per city data.
North Scottsdale Real Estate New Construction … Limited Production, Active Custom
North Scottsdale Real Estate new construction operates differently than the high-volume production markets in Queen Creek or Buckeye. Most activity is luxury custom on individual lots inside gated developments, semi-custom in Silverleaf and Desert Mountain final phases, or limited-run gated infill near Pinnacle Peak. Production volume is low and prices typically start above $2 million.
- Camelot Homes… Silverleaf (Active): Silverleaf at DC Ranch, 85255 ✅. Custom and semi-custom luxury homes inside the Silverleaf master plan. Prices typically $4 million to $12 million. Lot inventory varies; verify availability with the Silverleaf sales office.
Important disclosure: Desert Mountain, Estancia, Silverleaf, DC Ranch, and Mirabel all carry mandatory master HOA membership with substantial dues, transfer fees, and in some cases mandatory golf or club membership. Verify all HOA, club, and transfer-fee structures with the master association before signing a custom-build contract. CFD (Community Facilities District) overlays may also apply to certain North Scottsdale parcels and affect total tax burden.
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any model home.
North Scottsdale Real Estate Condos & Townhomes … May 2026
North Scottsdale Real Estate attached housing concentrates in three corridors: Kierland/Scottsdale Quarter (luxury mid-rise condos and townhomes), Grayhawk village townhomes, and McDowell Mountain Ranch attached product. Pricing runs from entry-luxury townhomes around $500,000 to penthouse condos above $3 million in Optima Kierland.
Active Listings 142 ▲ Verified |
Median List $685,000 → Stable |
Entry Price $425,000 → Most affordable |
Top of Range $3,400,000 ▲ Luxury resale |
Price / Sq Ft $420 to $1,100 ▲ Range |
Days on Market 72 days → Range |
Sale-to-List 97.2% → Healthy |
Active Communities 12 → Verified ✅ |
Active Condo & Townhome Communities (Verified)
- Optima Kierland… 7180 E Kierland Blvd, Scottsdale, AZ 85254 boundary ✅. Luxury mid-rise condo community across multiple towers, units typically $850K to $3.4M, walkable to Kierland Commons retail and dining.
- Grayhawk Townhomes (multiple villages)… 20801 N Hayden Rd area, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 ✅. Entry-luxury townhome inventory inside Grayhawk master plan, typically $475K to $850K, top SUSD school zones.
- Toscana of Desert Ridge… 20121 N 76th St, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 ✅. Resort-style gated condo community near Loop 101, units $425K to $1.1M, full amenity package.
- Inspire at McDowell Mountain Ranch… 10260 E White Feather Ln area, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 ✅. Townhome inventory inside McDowell Mountain Ranch, typically $525K to $850K, family resale character.
- Scottsdale Ranch condos (multiple)… 10101 N 99th St area, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 ✅. Established gated condo communities around Lake Serena and the Scottsdale Ranch Community Park, typically $425K to $725K.
What North Scottsdale Real Estate Residents Say
Three themes recur in North Scottsdale Real Estate resident commentary: golf and outdoor lifestyle, exceptional school quality inside SUSD and Cave Creek Unified, and the privacy that gated master plans deliver. The submarket is chosen for lifestyle, rarely for commute.
“We moved from Newport Beach for the schools and the climate. Desert Mountain High School was the deciding factor. Our two kids are thriving and the IB program is the real deal. We did not expect to also get year-round golf, hiking out the back gate, and a community that actually shows up for each other.”
Why North Scottsdale Real Estate Matters in 2026
North Scottsdale Real Estate is the most internationally recognized luxury submarket in Arizona and one of the most established golf-and-lifestyle corridors in the western U.S. The structural demand drivers behind this submarket are durable, not speculative.
Key drivers supporting North Scottsdale Real Estate include:
- Established luxury master plans… Desert Mountain, DC Ranch, Silverleaf, Troon, and Estancia are 20 to 40-year-old master plans with mature landscaping, full club infrastructure, and resale history that buyers and lenders trust.
- Top-rated schools across three districts… SUSD (A district letter grade), Cave Creek USD (A district letter grade), Paradise Valley USD (B district letter grade) all deliver A-rated traditional high schools per ADE FY25.
- Climate and lifestyle infrastructure… year-round golf, McDowell Sonoran Preserve trail access, and desert luxury aesthetic that pulls buyers from California, Texas, and the Pacific Northwest.
- Concentrated cash buyer base… roughly 38 percent of closings are cash, which insulates this submarket from interest-rate sensitivity that hits production markets harder.
- Scottsdale Airpark and Loop 101… corporate and aviation employment keep demand from being purely retirement-driven.
- Mayo Clinic and HonorHealth proximity… healthcare executive and physician demand stays steady through economic cycles.
- Private golf club ecosystem… Desert Mountain, Silverleaf, Estancia, Whisper Rock, Troon CC, and Mirabel form a club network driving membership-tied home demand.
- Limited buildable land in established master plans… Silverleaf, DC Ranch, and Desert Mountain are running low on remaining lots, creating long-term supply constraint.
This is a strategic long-term hold market where the buyer base regenerates across generations and the lifestyle infrastructure (golf, climate, schools, dining) is not easily replicated. That structural depth is why North Scottsdale Real Estate median prices keep moving up even when broader Arizona inventory loosens.
May 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: Pricing strategy matters more in North Scottsdale Real Estate than anywhere else in the Valley. Above $1.5 million, a disciplined offer 4 to 8 percent under list is often the right move on properties past 60 days on market. Verify school attendance zones by exact address.
- Sellers: Do not start above market and expect to drop later. Luxury homes that lose momentum lose 5 to 10 percent more than they would have given up at correct initial pricing. Get the comp work right the first time.
- Cash buyers: Roughly 38 percent of North Scottsdale closings are cash. If you are financing above $2 million you are competing against cash and that affects negotiation leverage.
- Custom builds: Custom lot purchases in Silverleaf, Desert Mountain, and DC Ranch require full HOA and club membership review before you sign. Membership transfers carry significant fees.
- Schools: Three districts overlap inside this submarket. Address-level verification is mandatory if school zone is a buying criterion.
- Off-market: Trophy properties above $6 million often trade off-market. A dedicated full-time North Scottsdale agent with private relationships is the only way to see this inventory.
North Scottsdale Real Estate FAQ
The North Scottsdale Real Estate May 2026 median is approximately $1.25 million, up 9.4 percent YoY. By ZIP: 85258 about $850K, 85255 about $1.16M, 85259 about $1.47M, 85262 about $2.29M.
A overall safety grade, 89th percentile in Maricopa County. Scottsdale PD provides single-agency coverage. DC Ranch, Silverleaf, Desert Mountain, and Estancia report the lowest incident rates.
Three districts: Scottsdale Unified (A district letter grade, ADE FY25), Cave Creek Unified (A), Paradise Valley Unified (B). Desert Mountain HS (A, 99.14 points) is the top-scoring SUSD high school. Verify attendance by address.
North Scottsdale covers four ZIP codes: 85255 (Troon, DC Ranch boundary, Grayhawk), 85258 (Scottsdale Ranch, McCormick Ranch boundary, lower-priced entry), 85259 (Pinnacle Peak, Whisper Rock), and 85262 (Desert Mountain, Estancia, Mirabel, far-north luxury anchor).
Yes … custom and semi-custom in Silverleaf, Desert Mountain final phases, and DC Ranch. Starting prices typically $2M and up. Verify lot availability and HOA/club requirements before signing.
Mayo Clinic Scottsdale and HonorHealth (healthcare), Scottsdale Airpark, SkySong (tech), Loop 101 corporate corridor, downtown Phoenix (30-40 min via Loop 101), Sky Harbor (25-35 min).
Active condo and townhome inventory in North Scottsdale runs about 142 listings with a median list around $685,000. Entry-level townhomes in Grayhawk and McDowell Mountain Ranch start near $425,000. Luxury mid-rise condos in Optima Kierland and similar developments reach above $3 million.
North Scottsdale runs roughly 30 to 60 percent above Central Scottsdale on median sale price and roughly 110 percent above Old Town Scottsdale, reflecting the concentration of gated luxury master plans, golf inventory, and trophy estates above $3 million. Central Scottsdale (85250, 85253, 85254) is more diverse with strong family resale around McCormick Ranch and the magic 85254 corridor. Old Town Scottsdale (85251) is urban, walkable, condo-heavy, and significantly more affordable on entry pricing.
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North Scottsdale Real Estate … Business & Commercial
The North Scottsdale Real Estate commercial market is anchored by Scottsdale Airpark and the Loop 101 corridor through Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Quarter. Office, retail, and medical-office lease rates across this luxury corridor run among the highest in Phoenix metro because tenant quality stays high. For commercial deals here, you need specialists … not residential agents handling commercial on the side.
Office Lease Rates $32 to $48 NNN → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $36 to $80 NNN → Annual NNN range |
Industrial Lease $0.95 to $1.45 SF/mo → Airpark flex space |
Cap Rates Trading 5.4% to 6.8% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 186 ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory 24M SF+ → Across types |
For Sale Range $1.2M to $40M+ → Mixed |
Anchor Asset 1.5M SF → Kierland Commons |
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Coverage area: North Scottsdale Real Estate across four ZIP codes (85255, 85258, 85259, 85262) covering Troon, Desert Mountain, DC Ranch, Silverleaf, Grayhawk, Kierland, Pinnacle Peak, McDowell Mountain Ranch, and Estancia.
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 13, 2026.