Sedona Arizona Real Estate Market Report — May 2026
Sedona Arizona Real Estate entered May 2026 as a high-priced, supply-limited luxury market with a median single-family sale price near $1.28 million and average sale price closer to $1.42 million. With roughly 9,700 residents and 3 million annual visitors, Sedona functions as a globally recognized red rock destination where housing is permanently constrained by Coconino National Forest on every side. If you are buying or selling in Sedona, you are operating in one of Arizona’s most distinctive markets… and pricing, marketing, and negotiation strategy all need to reflect that.
May 2026 Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price $1,280,000 ▲ 6.7% YoY |
Average Sale Price $1,420,000 ▲ 4.2% YoY |
Price / Sq Ft $525 ▲ 8.1% YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 52 ▲ vs. 38 last year |
Active Listings 218 ▲ Spring inventory build |
Days on Market 58 → Faster than 64 days last year |
Sale-to-List 96.8% → Stable |
Months of Supply 4.2 → Balanced market |
Prices & Volume… May 2026
Sedona pricing held firm through the first half of 2026, with the May median for single-family homes inside the 86336 city-limits market landing near $1.28 million. That is approximately 6.7 percent ahead of May 2025 and confirms the broader trend the local market has shown over the past four quarters… slow, steady appreciation underpinned by view-lot scarcity and a deep cash-buyer pool. The average sale price of $1.42 million reflects the disproportionate impact of $2 million-plus closings, with 2025 producing 132 sales above $1.5 million and 82 sales above $2 million in the Sedona/VOC market combined.
Volume in May 2026 ran at 52 closed sales for the month, well above the May 2025 figure of 38. Days on market compressed to 58 days from 64 a year ago, signaling a healthier absorption rate even as inventory has built seasonally to 218 active single-family listings. The sale-to-list ratio at 96.8 percent confirms that sellers who price honestly to market are transacting close to ask, while overpriced listings are still seeing reductions before close. Months of supply at 4.2 places Sedona in classic balanced-market territory… neither buyers nor sellers hold meaningful leverage right now.
By Zip Code… One Sedona, Two Counties
The incorporated City of Sedona is served by a single zip code, 86336, which crosses the Yavapai/Coconino county line within city limits. The Village of Oak Creek to the south uses 86351 and is unincorporated Yavapai County… it is covered on its own page. Oak Creek Canyon north of Sedona uses portions of 86336 plus the rural 86341 designation and is also covered separately.
- 86336 (City of Sedona): Median sale price $1,280,000… up about 6.7 percent year over year. West Sedona and the Chapel/Little Horse Park area anchor the bulk of resident-occupied housing. Uptown and Soldiers Pass concentrate the luxury and gated-community inventory.
- 86351 (Village of Oak Creek): Covered separately. Generally trades at 30 to 40 percent below 86336 medians on a per-square-foot basis… entry-point Sedona-area living for buyers priced out of city limits.
- 86341 (rural Oak Creek): Covered separately. Very low transaction volume… canyon and creekside properties anchored by Junipine Resort and Slide Rock corridor parcels.
Sedona Neighborhoods & Subdivisions
The City of Sedona organizes around five informal residential districts inside 86336… West Sedona (largest by housing stock), Uptown Sedona (smallest, tightest, walkable), the Chapel/Little Horse Park corridor along SR 179, the Soldiers Pass area in north Sedona, and the higher-priced gated communities on the city’s western and northern edges. Every subdivision below has been verified against current 86336 MLS addresses inside Sedona city limits.
Uptown Sedona
Walkable historic core along SR 89A. Tight inventory, mix of cottage-scale residences and luxury hillside homes overlooking the red rocks. Strong vacation rental demand drives investor pricing.
West Sedona
The city’s largest residential district, running west along SR 89A. Single-family neighborhoods built primarily 1970s through 2000s. Anchors most full-time-resident housing and the bulk of condo and townhome inventory.
Chapel / Little Horse Park
Residential corridor along SR 179 between Uptown and the city’s south boundary. Views of Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, and Courthouse Butte. Premium hillside lots command significant view premiums.
Soldiers Pass
North Sedona hillside community bordering Coconino National Forest. Trail access, private gated drives, and some of the highest panoramic vistas in city limits. Buyer base skews second-home and luxury relocation.
The Aerie
Gated hillside subdivision in West Sedona offering panoramic red rock views and HOA-maintained common areas. Lot sizes generous, architectural standards strict, premium per-square-foot pricing.
Foothills North & South
Mid-tier West Sedona neighborhoods built primarily in the 1990s. Solid resident-occupied housing, good school zones, single-story floor plans common. Among the best value-per-square-foot inside city limits.
Mystic Hills
Exclusive West Sedona hillside enclave with custom-build lots overlooking red rock formations. Limited inventory, longer time-on-market reflecting the buyer pool for $3M-plus properties. Several lots still undeveloped.
Thunder Mountain Ranch
Established West Sedona neighborhood named after Thunder Mountain… mature landscaping, generous lots, mix of original and remodeled homes. Strong full-time-resident community, popular with retirees.
Western Hills
West Sedona residential pocket offering some of the more accessible price points inside city limits. Good for buyers prioritizing primary residence over panoramic views. Walkable to West Sedona shopping and Whole Foods.
Hillside Vista Estates
Active new construction community on the West Sedona hillside. Single-story floor plans on 0.75 to 1.75 acre home sites. Award-winning design standards, model home open. The most organized NC project in Sedona right now.
Sky Ridge Estates
Sedona’s newest hilltop subdivision in the Chapel/179 corridor. Panoramic view lots with north, east, and south vistas. Custom build community… no production builder. Strict architectural review.
Saddlerock
Chapel-area subdivision known for single-level construction and direct red rock views. Established HOA, generous lot sizes, mature trees. Strong demand from move-down buyers seeking primary-residence Sedona living.
Other verified Sedona subdivisions include Anasazi Village (Morning Sun), Cibola Hills, Nepenthe, Northview, Quail Run, Hillside, Indian Cliffs, and Cross Creek Ranch. All addresses verified inside Sedona city limits (86336).
Sedona’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
Sedona sits within Yavapai County (primary) and partially extends into Coconino County. The Verde Valley region around Sedona offers a tiered set of price points… from the unincorporated village immediately south to the historic copper-economy towns of Jerome and Clarkdale and the regional service hub of Cottonwood. Sedona Arizona Real Estate buyers commonly cross-shop these neighbors when budgets do not stretch into the 86336 city-limits market.
Explore All of Yavapai County Real Estate
Sedona’s primary parent county is Yavapai… home to Prescott, Prescott Valley, Cottonwood, and the entire Verde Valley region. Yavapai County offers Arizona’s deepest concentration of mountain and high-desert lifestyle markets at price points from $300,000 to $5 million-plus. For buyers comparing Sedona to other Yavapai options, the county guide is the right starting point.
▶Yavapai County Real Estate Guide◀Schools & School Districts
Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), the Sedona-Oak Creek Joint Unified School District #9 earned a B grade at the LEA level, operating as a unified K-12 district with three schools. The independent Sedona Charter School (a K-8 charter) also earned a B grade. Sedona’s school footprint is small by Arizona standards… three graded campuses serving the entire city… but both governing districts cleared the B-grade threshold in the most recent state release.
Sedona-Oak Creek Joint Unified School District #9… B-Rated Unified District
The Sedona-Oak Creek JUSD #9 is a unified K-12 district covering Sedona city limits and the Village of Oak Creek area. Per ADE FY25 data, the district earned a B letter grade at the LEA level. The district operates West Sedona Elementary (K-6), Sedona Red Rock Junior/Senior High School (a hybrid 7-12 campus), and Big Park Community School (a small campus that did not receive a graded score in FY25, typically due to enrollment thresholds). All three campuses sit inside the broader Sedona area.
Sedona Charter School… B-Rated Independent K-8 Charter
Sedona Charter School operates independently from the JUSD as a Montessori-influenced K-8 charter located in Sedona. Per ADE FY25 data, the school earned a B letter grade with 68.08 total points earned. Enrollment is competitive and limited… a typical pattern for established Arizona charter campuses.
West Sedona Elementary School
Per ADE FY25 official data, West Sedona Elementary earned a B letter grade with 80.09 total points earned. Strong K-8 growth score of 49.49 and a perfect 10.0 acceleration/readiness score. The district’s primary elementary campus serving the West Sedona residential corridor.
B Grade 80.09 pts K-6Sedona Red Rock Junior/Senior High School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Sedona Red Rock earned a B letter grade with 75.26 total hybrid points earned, combining K-8 (72.29) and 9-12 (76.78) results. A perfect 10.0 graduation rate score and 14.3 CCRI points. The only graded secondary campus inside the city of Sedona.
B Grade 75.26 pts 7-12Sedona Charter School
Per ADE FY25 official data, Sedona Charter School earned a B letter grade with 68.08 total points earned. Montessori-influenced K-8 curriculum with strong K-8 growth of 42.52. Independent of the JUSD district. Enrollment limited and typically waitlisted.
B Grade 68.08 pts K-8Big Park Community School
The JUSD’s third campus, located in the Big Park area south of Sedona city limits. Did not receive an individual ADE letter grade in FY25, typically a result of small enrollment falling below ADE A-F testing thresholds. Operates under the JUSD’s B-rated LEA umbrella.
LEA: B Small enrollment K-6Sedona’s school footprint is intentionally small. Families relocating for schools should verify exact attendance boundary assignments with the district, as Big Park and West Sedona Elementary serve different geographic catchments. Families wanting larger high school options sometimes opt for open enrollment into Mingus Union High (Cottonwood) or for private school commute to Flagstaff.
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 Sedona
Sedona’s overall CrimeGrade safety profile (D+ grade, 28th percentile) reads worse than the actual experience of full-time residents because the city’s per-capita crime statistics are calculated against a resident population of fewer than 10,000… while absorbing approximately 3 million annual visitors. Crimes that occur in commercial corridors, parking lots, and trailheads count against Sedona’s per-resident denominator even when the parties involved live nowhere near here. Resident-occupied neighborhoods south of SR 89A and in the Chapel area record meaningfully lower risk than the citywide average.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in Sedona
Sedona is policed primarily by the Sedona Police Department, headquartered at 102 Roadrunner Drive, Sedona, AZ 86336. As an incorporated Arizona city (incorporated 1988), Sedona maintains its own municipal police force responsible for patrol, investigations, and traffic enforcement across the 18.6 square miles inside city limits… in both the Yavapai and Coconino county portions of the city. The Arizona Department of Public Safety handles highway patrol on State Route 89A and State Route 179. Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office and Coconino County Sheriff’s Office hold concurrent jurisdiction in their respective county portions of the city but do not patrol Sedona proper… they cover the unincorporated Verde Valley and Oak Creek Canyon areas immediately outside city limits.
Sedona Safety Snapshot
Per CrimeGrade, Sedona’s headline grade is influenced heavily by 3 million annual visitors against a 9,700 resident base. Residents experience the city as quieter than the per-capita metrics imply.
Within Sedona, residents generally consider south Sedona (Chapel area and toward the city’s south boundary) to be the safest, with risk ratios closer to 1 in 49 in the south versus 1 in 15 in the northeast portion that absorbs the heaviest visitor traffic. Burglary rates are higher than the Arizona average… a function of vacation rentals and seasonal-occupancy second homes where absentee owners create soft targets. Investing in a monitored alarm system is standard practice for new Sedona owners and effectively eliminates the most common loss category. Robbery and violent crime against residents in their own homes remain rare.
Major Employers & Commute
Sedona’s economic base is overwhelmingly tourism. Roughly 3 million annual visitors support hundreds of small businesses, dozens of resorts, and the city’s most stable employer base in hospitality and food service. Northern Arizona Healthcare anchors the medical sector through Sedona Medical Center inside city limits plus Verde Valley Medical Center in Cottonwood. Most professional and remote-work residents commute either to Cottonwood (20 to 25 minutes) or to Flagstaff (45 to 60 minutes), or work fully remotely from Sedona using fiber broadband.
Top employers within commuting distance
The reality of Sedona employment is that the headline economic story is hospitality and second-home services, not large corporate employers. Buyers relocating for jobs are typically in healthcare (NAH network), education (district or college), or remote-work professionals using Sedona as a primary residence. The buyer base for $2 million-plus homes is dominated by cash buyers, retirees, and out-of-state second-home purchasers from California, Texas, and the Pacific Northwest.
New Construction… Two Active Custom Communities
Sedona does not have production tract-home builders. The city’s strict architectural review, surrounding federal forest, and limited buildable terrain mean every new construction project here is either a custom build on an individual lot or a small organized community of view-lot home sites. As of May 2026, two organized new construction communities are active inside city limits.
- Hillside Vista Estates (Active): Sales office and Desert Willow model home at 240 Hillside Vista Drive, Sedona, AZ 86336 ✅. Single-story luxury floor plans on home sites ranging from 0.75 to 1.75 acres. Award-winning design language, panoramic red rock views from most lots. The most organized current NC project in Sedona… a model home is open for walk-throughs.
- Sky Ridge Estates (Active): Sedona’s newest hilltop subdivision in the Chapel/SR 179 corridor, Sedona, AZ 86336 ✅. Custom build community on panoramic view lots with north, east, and south vistas. No production builder… buyers select an approved local builder under strict architectural review. Construction starts running into 2026 and 2027.
Important disclosure: Both communities operate under HOA architectural review boards with strict design guidelines. Pricing reflects custom or semi-custom construction… expect significant cost contingency for view-lot foundation work, hillside utility runs, and finish-grade selections. Construction lead times on Sedona custom homes typically run 14 to 22 months from final contract to certificate of occupancy. Do not visit a builder sales center without an independent buyer’s agent representing your interests… the sales agent inside a model home represents the builder, not you.
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any model home.
Condos & Townhomes… May 2026
Sedona’s attached housing market is small but well-defined. The bulk of condo and townhome inventory sits in West Sedona, with a secondary cluster of upper-end townhomes in the Oak Creek Canyon resort areas. Approximately 35 to 45 active attached-housing listings citywide in May 2026, with entry-level condos starting in the high $200,000s and upper-end creekside townhomes exceeding $1 million.
Active Listings 42 ▲ Verified |
Median List $595,000 → Stable |
Entry Price $285,000 → Casa Bonita 1BR |
Top of Range $1.4M ▲ Junipine creekside |
Price / Sq Ft $380 to $620 ▲ Range |
Days on Market 62 → Longer than SFR |
Sale-to-List 95.4% → Healthy |
Active Communities 8+ → Verified ✅ |
Active Condo & Townhome Communities (Verified)
- Casa Bonita Condominium… 260 Coffee Pot Drive, Sedona, AZ 86336 ✅. West Sedona complex, walking distance to grocery, restaurants, and West Sedona shopping. Lowest entry-level pricing inside city limits. Robust HOA covering most exterior maintenance.
- Sedona Gardens Condominiums… 3340 W State Route 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 ✅. West Sedona corridor, mid-range pricing, popular with retirees and full-time residents seeking lock-and-leave living.
- The Plaza West… 2155 W State Route 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 ✅. Mixed-use building with residential units above ground-floor commercial. Walkable West Sedona location near Verde Valley Medical Center Sedona Campus.
- Nepenthe Patio Homes… West Sedona, 86336 ✅. Established HOA-managed townhome community. Open floor plans, gas fireplaces, fenced backyards facing west for sunset views. Community pool and hot tub.
- Vista Montana… West Sedona, 86336 ✅. Majority owner-occupied (uncommon in Sedona) townhome community. Walking distance to Whole Foods and West Sedona dining.
- Sedona Pines Resort (residential)… West Sedona, 86336 ✅. Mixed resort and residential ownership. Pricing varies depending on use designation.
- Junipine Resort (creekside)… 8351 N State Route 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 ✅. Oak Creek Canyon resort townhomes with creekside views and wood-burning fireplaces. Upper-end attached pricing in the city.
- Condominiums at Jordan Road… 520 Jordan Road, Sedona, AZ 86336 ✅. Uptown-area complex, walkable to Tlaquepaque Arts Village and Uptown restaurants.
What Sedona Residents Say
Sedona’s resident-occupied housing is a smaller share of total housing than most Arizona cities, with vacation rentals and seasonal second homes occupying a significant portion of the housing stock. The themes that consistently appear in published resident reviews focus on lifestyle, surrounding nature, and the tradeoffs of living inside a tourism economy.
The morning hike from our backyard into the National Forest is something that does not exist in any other Arizona city we considered. The summer monsoon storms over Cathedral Rock are worth the drive to Cottonwood for everything else.
We sold a Bay Area home and bought a Sedona second home that became our primary residence within two years. Property tax savings alone funded a major remodel. The full-time community here is much tighter than the visitor numbers suggest.
Traffic on SR 89A during peak season is the honest tradeoff. We plan grocery runs around tour bus schedules and almost never drive Uptown on weekends. None of that changes that we sleep better in Sedona than we slept anywhere we lived before.
The schools are smaller than what our kids had in Scottsdale but the teachers know every family. The high school graduation rate per the ADE state report card is a 10 out of 10. That mattered to us more than the size of the building.
Why Sedona Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
Sedona is one of the few Arizona markets where the buyer’s question is never “will more inventory come?” It physically cannot. Approximately 88 percent of the land surrounding Sedona is permanently protected Coconino National Forest, and the city itself has tight building constraints to preserve view corridors and the dark-sky character that draws three million visitors a year. That is the entire investment thesis.
Key drivers supporting Sedona Arizona Real Estate include:
- Permanent supply cap… Coconino National Forest surrounds Sedona on every side, locking total housing supply forever
- Tourism floor… 3 million annual visitors create durable demand for short-term rental and second-home product
- Cash-buyer dominance… high cash percentage on luxury closings insulates pricing from interest rate shifts
- Globally recognized brand… the Sedona address competes with Aspen, Santa Fe, and Park City in the U.S. mountain-resort tier
- Healthcare anchor… Northern Arizona Healthcare’s Sedona Medical Center plus 20-minute access to Verde Valley Medical Center stabilizes the retiree relocation flow
- Aging demographics… median resident age above 50 with median household income near $68,500 supports retiree purchasing power
- Wildfire resilience investment… ongoing federal and city fire-mitigation programs reduce long-tail catastrophic loss risk
- Dark sky designation… Sedona’s International Dark Sky Community status protects nighttime lifestyle and view-lot premium
- Microclimate… 4,360 foot elevation delivers four mild seasons unlike the Phoenix metro 110-degree summers
- Limited new construction pipeline… only two organized NC communities active in 2026, keeping resale demand strong
This is a strategic long-term demand market, not a speculative one. Sedona Arizona Real Estate buyers are paying for permanent supply scarcity in a globally recognized luxury destination… and that scarcity is not going anywhere.
May 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: 4.2 months of supply and 218 active listings give you the most negotiating leverage you have seen in Sedona in several years. Pricing has held but seller acceptance of inspection-driven credits and rate buydowns has loosened.
- Sellers: Honest pricing wins. At a 96.8 percent sale-to-list ratio, the seller who prices to current comps closes near ask in 55 to 70 days. The seller who prices to 2022 peak comps watches days-on-market drift past 120 with multiple reductions.
- Cash investors: Junipine, Las Piedras (VOC), and select condo communities in West Sedona offer the strongest short-term rental yield economics with HOA-permitted rental programs verified before purchase.
- Luxury buyers: Inventory above $2 million has the deepest discount room. 82 sales above $2 million across 2025 represents a buyer pool that is wide but not deep at any single price point. Patience pays.
- Relocators: Healthcare professionals and remote-work knowledge workers are the strongest current relocation segment. Cottonwood commutes are 20 to 25 minutes; Flagstaff 45 to 60.
- Second-home buyers: Verify the short-term rental zoning of any target property before contract. Sedona has enacted progressively tighter short-term rental rules over the past three years and the regulatory environment is still evolving.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Sedona single-family median sale price in May 2026 is approximately $1.28 million, with average sale price closer to $1.42 million and price per square foot around $525 inside the 86336 city-limits market.
Per CrimeGrade, Sedona carries an overall D+ safety grade with a 28th percentile ranking. Crime statistics are heavily inflated by 3 million annual visitors compared against a resident population of fewer than 10,000. Residential subdivisions (especially south of SR 89A and in the Chapel area) record significantly lower risk than the citywide average.
Sedona public schools are operated by Sedona-Oak Creek Joint Unified School District #9, a K-12 unified district that earned a B grade from the Arizona Department of Education for FY25 (released April 15, 2026). The district operates West Sedona Elementary (B grade, 80.09 points) and Sedona Red Rock Junior/Senior High School (B grade, 75.26 hybrid points). Sedona Charter School, an independent K-8 charter, also earned a B grade with 68.08 points.
The incorporated City of Sedona uses zip code 86336. The Village of Oak Creek (86351) is a separate unincorporated community immediately south of Sedona city limits and is covered on its own page. Sedona uniquely straddles both Yavapai County (primary) and Coconino County, an unusual dual-county arrangement that still falls under a single municipal government.
Yes. Two organized new construction communities are active inside Sedona city limits in 2026: Hillside Vista Estates (sales office at 240 Hillside Vista Dr, 86336) offering single-story luxury home sites from 0.75 to 1.75 acres, and Sky Ridge Estates, a hilltop view-lot custom build community in the Chapel area. Both reflect Sedona’s preserved low-density character… no production tract homes, only custom or semi-custom builds on view lots.
The largest employers serving Sedona residents are Northern Arizona Healthcare (Sedona Medical Center plus Verde Valley Medical Center in Cottonwood), resort employers including Enchantment Resort, L’Auberge de Sedona, Amara Resort, Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock, and Sedona-Oak Creek School District. Tourism is the dominant economic engine. Roughly 20 to 25 minutes to Cottonwood and Verde Valley Medical Center, 45 to 60 minutes to Flagstaff Medical Center via SR 89A and I-17.
Sedona has a small but active condo and townhome market with approximately 35 to 45 active attached-housing listings citywide as of May 2026. Entry-level condos at Casa Bonita and Sedona Gardens start in the high $200,000s. Townhomes at Las Piedras, Fairway Oaks, and Nepenthe range $400,000 to $800,000. Junipine Resort and creekside Oak Creek Canyon attached homes can exceed $1 million.
Sedona is a permanent supply-constrained luxury market. Approximately 88 percent of the surrounding land is Coconino National Forest, capping new housing supply forever. Tourism brings 3 million annual visitors, supporting a deep short-term rental and second-home buyer pool. Buyers gain a globally recognized address with finite supply; sellers benefit from durable demand from cash buyers, retirees, and remote-work relocators.
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Sedona Business & Commercial Real Estate
Sedona’s commercial real estate market is dominated by hospitality, tourist retail, and small-format professional services. Office and medical office inventory is thin, retail along SR 89A and SR 179 commands premium NNN rates driven by visitor traffic, and there is effectively no industrial inventory inside city limits because of zoning and topography. Business sales most often involve hotels, restaurants, tour operators, retail tenants in Tlaquepaque or Uptown, and professional service practices serving the resident base.
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Office Lease Rates $28 to $42 → Annual NNN range |
Retail Lease Rates $36 to $72 → Annual NNN range |
Industrial Lease Very limited → Service yards only |
Cap Rates Trading 5.5% to 7.5% → Recent sales |
Active Listings 28 ▲ Lease + sale |
Total Inventory About 850K SF → Across types |
For Sale Range $650K to $14M → Mixed |
Anchor Asset Tlaquepaque → Arts & Crafts Village |
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Coverage area: Sedona Arizona Real Estate across the incorporated City of Sedona, zip code 86336, including both Yavapai County and Coconino County portions of the city.
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 the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades release (April 15, 2026) as the primary source, with Niche, GreatSchools, and SchoolGrade as secondary references. 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 11, 2026.