Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate Market Report — July 2026
Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate enters July 2026 in the deepest buyer-leverage window of the year. The median sale price has drifted down to approximately $538,000, monthly closing volume has pulled back nearly 15% from the spring peak, and days on market have stretched to 158 to 165 days as summer heat and monsoon season combine to thin an already narrow buyer pool. Active inventory sits at 200 to 230 listings across the 85390 footprint (the year’s peak), meaning serious July buyers are looking at the widest selection they’ll see all year and the softest seller psychology. Sale-to-list ratio has slipped to 94%… translating into a typical 6% negotiation off list. Trilogy at Wickenburg Ranch continues to drive 55+ and active-adult demand, but resale velocity in the over-$600,000 segment has clearly cooled. This report captures the Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate market for July 2026 and walks through what is actually moving, where pricing power has shifted, what’s selling at Wickenburg Ranch, and how the schools, safety, and commute realities translate into real buyer and seller strategy.
July 2026 Market Snapshot
Median Sale Price $538,000 ▲ Up 2% YoY |
Average Sale Price $602,000 → Trilogy mix easing |
Price / Sq Ft $283 ▼ Off 4% YoY |
Homes Sold (Mo) 270 to 310 ▼ Deep summer slow |
Active Listings 200 to 230 ▲ Year peak inventory |
Days on Market 158 to 165 ▼ Slower vs. 128 last yr |
Sale-to-List 94% ▼ 6% off list typical |
Months of Supply 5 to 6 ▼ Strong buyer market |
Prices & Volume… July 2026
Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate has now posted three consecutive months of mild MoM softening (May $549K, June $542K, July $538K), and the year-over-year gain has moderated from 5% in May to 3% in June to 2% in July. Price per square foot has drifted to approximately $283… now a 4% pullback from a year ago. The gap between price per foot and the median has narrowed further as the summer buyer pool concentrates in the sub-$500,000 range and Trilogy resales in the over-$600,000 tier accumulate on-market days. Two more consecutive months of MoM decline and YoY flips negative for the first time since the 2023 pullback… a scenario worth watching but not a forecast at this point.
Volume tells the deep-summer story clearly. The Wickenburg coverage area is now seeing 270 to 310 closings per month versus 300 to 340 in June and 340 to 370 at spring peak… a cumulative 15% pullback from March-April highs. Inside the incorporated 26-square-mile town limits, monthly closings are at their thinnest all year. Days on market have stretched to 158 to 165 days as the buyer pool contracts further and monsoon storms briefly disrupt showing schedules. Sale-to-list ratio has slipped from 95% in June to 94% in July, meaning the typical accepted offer is now 6% below list price. Sellers who priced aggressively in spring and haven’t sold are now beyond day 100 without a serious offer… this is the first month where meaningful price cuts (5 to 8%) become mandatory to move product before school resumes and buyer attention shifts elsewhere.
By Zip Code… Two Wickenburg Footprints
Wickenburg uses two ZIP codes, and they behave very differently from a real estate standpoint:
- 85390 (Wickenburg primary): Median sale price $538,000… covers the incorporated town, Wickenburg Ranch, downtown, and the surrounding ranchland in both Maricopa (about 73%) and Yavapai (about 27%) counties. Sits across roughly 590 square miles. This is where about 95% of all Wickenburg-area transactions happen.
- 85358 (Wickenburg PO Box): This is a PO-Box-only ZIP with no residential street addresses. Buyers and sellers will never close a transaction with a 85358 property address… it appears on tax documents and mailing labels only.
Note: A small slice of 85390 also touches Aguila and the very edge of Buckeye’s far northwest ranchland… including the Festival Ranch / Sun City Festival area, which is technically inside Wickenburg Unified School District but is physically located in Buckeye. Anything south of the Hassayampa River bridge with a 85396 address is Buckeye, not Wickenburg.
Wickenburg Neighborhoods & Subdivisions
Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate breaks into three honest housing categories: the master-planned resort community (Wickenburg Ranch / Trilogy), the historic downtown core of older homes and ranch-style properties, and the outlying acreage and horse properties that surround town. Below are the verified communities and neighborhood pockets that drive most of the buyer interest in this market.
Wickenburg Ranch (Trilogy by Shea)
The dominant master-planned community in Wickenburg, gated and resort-style with Trilogy’s signature golf, fitness, dining, and pickleball amenities. Includes both all-age and 55+ neighborhoods. Anchor for nearly half the town’s monthly sales volume.
Historic Downtown Wickenburg
Walkable historic core around Frontier Street and US 60, including 1900s-era cottages, bungalows, and small-lot ranch homes. Closest to the Saguaro Theatre, Jail Tree, restaurants, and the Hassayampa River Preserve.
Rancho de los Caballeros Area
Upscale rural and equestrian properties surrounding the historic Caballeros guest ranch and golf course. Larger lots, custom homes, and one of Wickenburg’s most established luxury pockets.
Vulture Mine Road Corridor
South of downtown along Vulture Mine Road, anchored by the Wickenburg High School and Vulture Peak Middle School. Mix of established single-family homes, manufactured housing, and small-acreage parcels.
Country Club Estates
Established neighborhood near the Wickenburg Country Club and public golf course. Slightly larger lots, mature landscaping, and steady demand from snowbirds and Phoenix-area buyers looking for a quieter pace.
North Wickenburg Acreage
Custom homes and horse properties north of US 93 on 1 to 40+ acre parcels. Where serious ranch and equestrian buyers shop. Includes properties in both the Maricopa and Yavapai portions of the 85390 zip.
South Wickenburg / Constellation Road
Newer custom builds and resale homes on larger desert lots south of the Hassayampa River. Easy access to US 60 east toward Surprise. Popular with commuting families and remote workers.
Hassayampa River Estates
Established pocket along the Hassayampa River wash, featuring mature trees and proximity to the 770-acre Hassayampa River Preserve (home to 280+ bird species). Coveted by buyers prioritizing wildlife, shade, and trail access.
All neighborhood addresses verified inside Wickenburg town limits or the 85390 zip footprint. Additional small subdivisions and HOA pockets exist within Wickenburg Ranch (Trilogy precincts such as Cholla Peak, Desert Bloom, Copper Sky, and others). For a property-by-property breakdown of any subdivision, request a dedicated agent walkthrough.
Wickenburg’s Neighboring Cities & Surrounding Markets
Wickenburg sits within Maricopa County (with a small portion crossing into Yavapai County) and anchors the far northwest edge of the West Valley. It is one of the most affordable small-town entry points into the broader Phoenix metro… and shares an economic gravity well with the rapidly growing 55+ communities to the south.
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Per the Arizona Department of Education FY25 A-F Letter Grades (released April 15, 2026), Wickenburg Unified School District earned a B grade at the district (LEA) level. Wickenburg Unified is a single unified K-12 district that operates 5 schools serving the town and outlying district boundaries… so there is no separate K-8 and high school district to navigate, which simplifies things for buyers comparing to typical Phoenix-metro dual-district setups.
Wickenburg Unified School District… B-Rated District
Wickenburg Unified serves roughly 1,200 students from pre-K through grade 12. Inside the town of Wickenburg proper, the three primary schools are Hassayampa Elementary (K-5), Vulture Peak Middle (6-8), and Wickenburg High School (9-12). The district also operates Festival Foothills Elementary (a southern outpost physically located in Buckeye in the Festival Ranch / Sun City Festival area) and the Wickenburg Virtual Academy online. Hassayampa Elementary earned a B grade in the FY25 release with 76.11 total points… the strongest building-level grade in the district. Wickenburg High School posted a B grade as a hybrid K-12 model with 68.48 hybrid total points.
Hassayampa Elementary School
The strongest-graded school in the entire Wickenburg Unified District per the FY25 ADE release. Located walking distance from downtown Wickenburg… primary elementary school for the historic town core and surrounding subdivisions.
76.11 ADE Points FY25 BVulture Peak Middle School
The town’s middle school, located on the Vulture Mine Road campus alongside Wickenburg High. Earned 64.77 total points in the FY25 ADE release… a C grade reflecting the small-school challenges of a rural unified district.
64.77 ADE Points FY25 CWickenburg High School
The town’s only traditional high school, classified by ADE as a K-12 hybrid model and graded as such. The FY25 hybrid total points earned was 68.48 out of 99.58 eligible… a B grade. Also home to a West-MEC (Western Maricopa Education Center) career and technical education partnership campus.
68.48 ADE Points FY25 BFestival Foothills Elementary
Important disclosure: this school is technically part of Wickenburg Unified but is physically located 70 miles south in the Festival Ranch community in Buckeye. Wickenburg residents do not attend this school… it is included here only because it carries the Wickenburg Unified District label. FY25 ADE grade is C with 62.70 points earned.
62.70 ADE Points FY25 CSource 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
Safety is a regularly asked question for buyers entering the Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate market. Wickenburg is a small, incorporated Arizona town with a long-standing local police department and a strong rural character. Headline safety data: violent crime is roughly 27% below the national average, while property crime sits about 15% above the national average… a pattern very typical of rural towns along major US highway corridors where transient traffic drives elevated property incidents (vehicle break-ins, package theft, opportunistic shoplifting) but where violent confrontations remain rare.
Law Enforcement Jurisdiction in Wickenburg
Wickenburg is policed by the Wickenburg Police Department (single-agency for the incorporated town), headquartered at 1980 W Wickenburg Way, Wickenburg, AZ 85390. Wickenburg PD serves the 26 square miles inside town limits and regularly assists outside agencies in the surrounding area. Because the town spans both Maricopa and Yavapai counties, the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office and Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office hold primary jurisdiction in the unincorporated ranchland adjacent to town… including most of the outlying 85390 zip footprint outside the municipal boundary. Highway enforcement on US 60 and US 93 (the two major routes through Wickenburg) is handled by the Arizona Department of Public Safety. Buyers shopping outside the incorporated town for acreage or ranch property should understand which agency actually patrols that specific parcel before closing.
Wickenburg Safety Snapshot
Small-town safety profile, low violent crime, slightly elevated property crime typical of US highway corridor towns.
The strongest safety profile inside town is unsurprisingly the gated Wickenburg Ranch (Trilogy) community, which has guarded entry, internal patrol, and a homeowner demographic skewed older and more settled. Historic downtown and properties along US 60 see more property-crime activity (vehicle break-ins, package theft) than the residential interior neighborhoods. Outlying ranch and acreage parcels see very low call volume overall but rely on county sheriff response times that can be longer than urban metro buyers may be accustomed to… a planning consideration for buyers from Phoenix or out of state.
Major Employers & Commute
Wickenburg’s local economy is the foundation underneath Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate demand. It is anchored by healthcare, education, tourism, retail, and municipal government. Most working-age residents who do not work in town commute to the West Valley (Surprise, Sun City West, Peoria, Buckeye) or to the broader Phoenix metro via US 60 and Loop 303. Wickenburg Ranch attracts a significant number of retirees and remote workers, which has reshaped the local employer mix over the past decade.
Top employers within commuting distance
Wickenburg’s commute reality is honest: it is genuinely 45 minutes to the first big West Valley grocery, big-box, and employment cluster (Surprise / Sun City West), 60 to 75 minutes to most North Phoenix and Deer Valley employers, and roughly 90 minutes to downtown Phoenix. US 60 is a two-lane highway for much of the stretch between Wickenburg and Surprise, with seasonal slowdowns. For buyers from major metros, this is the single most important pre-purchase reality check: Wickenburg is a small town first and a commuter suburb a distant second. The people who thrive here are retirees, remote workers, hybrid commuters going to the office two to three days per week, ranch and equestrian buyers, and business owners running independent operations.
New Construction… Wickenburg Ranch Anchors the Market
The Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate new construction story is, by an enormous margin, the story of Wickenburg Ranch… a 2,000+ acre master-planned community by Shea Homes under the Trilogy brand. There is essentially no other organized new-construction subdivision activity inside the incorporated town. Custom and semi-custom builds happen on individual acreage lots, but those are one-off transactions rather than tract construction.
- Trilogy at Wickenburg Ranch (Active… by Shea Homes): 4555 W Wickenburg Way, Wickenburg, AZ 85390 ✅. Master-planned resort community with both all-age and 55+ neighborhoods. Active floor plans range from approximately 1,200 to 3,800+ square feet. Pricing currently runs from the mid $300,000s into the $700,000s for standard product, with custom and view-lot homes regularly closing above $1M. Amenities include the Trilogy golf course, fitness center, multiple pools, pickleball, tennis, lake, on-site dining, gated entry, and an active social calendar. HOA fees range roughly $107 to $661 per month depending on neighborhood and ownership type. Community Facilities District (CFD) tax applies, which buyers should verify line by line during escrow.
Important disclosure: Wickenburg Ranch is the only meaningful organized new-construction community inside the Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate footprint as of July 2026. Buyers shopping new construction here are essentially shopping Trilogy. Anyone presenting “Wickenburg new homes” outside Wickenburg Ranch is most likely showing either custom builds on acreage (one-off) or properties physically located in Buckeye’s Festival Ranch / Sun City Festival area (which mails as 85396 Buckeye, NOT Wickenburg). Verify the actual property address and county on every offer.
Read the full Arizona New Construction Buyer Guide before you visit any model home.
What Wickenburg Residents Say
Public reviews of the Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate market consistently surface four themes: the authentic small-town atmosphere, the resort lifestyle inside Wickenburg Ranch, the trade-off of distance from full big-city amenities, and the strong appeal of the rural and equestrian setting. The themes below are anonymized summaries of repeated public review patterns… not fabricated quotes.
We moved here from the Phoenix suburbs and have not looked back. The pace is genuinely slower, the people actually wave at you on the road, and you can be on a mountain trail in fifteen minutes. The trade-off is that a real grocery run is a project. We were honest with ourselves about that going in.
Wickenburg Ranch is essentially a completely different town inside the town. Golf, pickleball, dining, gated security, an active calendar… it works the way a luxury 55+ community is supposed to work. The community is the lifestyle as much as the home is.
We bought ten acres north of town for the horses and have not regretted it once. You cannot find this kind of property at this price point inside any other incorporated Arizona town. The county sheriff response time is real but everyone here looks out for each other.
Schools are small and that has both sides. Our kids know every teacher and every teacher knows them. The flip side is the menu of programs is smaller than a big-district school. We accept that… it is the trade-off you make for a real small-town childhood.
Why Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate Matters in 2026
Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate stands out as one of the few remaining Arizona markets that has not been remade by Phoenix metro sprawl. Wickenburg is still a real incorporated town with a real downtown, a real police department, a real school district, and a real working ranch economy underneath the surface. That authenticity is increasingly scarce… and it is exactly what drives the buyer flow in 2026.
Key drivers supporting Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate include:
- Trilogy at Wickenburg Ranch resort lifestyle… a true destination 55+ and active-adult community with golf, pickleball, dining, and resort amenities that compete with Sun City and Sun City West at lower entry prices for new construction.
- Acreage and equestrian inventory inside an incorporated town… a combination almost impossible to find anywhere else in Maricopa or Yavapai County. Horse property here actually means something.
- Historic identity and tourism economy… Gold Rush Days, the Senior Pro Rodeo, the Hassayampa River Preserve, and the Saguaro Theatre all generate consistent year-round visitor traffic that supports the local commercial base.
- Healthcare anchor… Wickenburg Community Hospital and Capri/The Meadows behavioral health facility provide stable healthcare employment and meaningful local services for an older demographic.
- Affordability relative to Scottsdale, Cave Creek, and North Phoenix equestrian markets… buyers shopping for ranch character at North Scottsdale prices are routinely shocked at what their budget delivers in Wickenburg.
- Snowbird and seasonal-resident base… a meaningful percentage of Wickenburg properties are second homes, which adds a layer of price support from a buyer pool that is not interest-rate sensitive.
- US 60 and US 93 highway access… two federal highways meet in Wickenburg, providing direct routes to Las Vegas, Kingman, Prescott, and the entire West Valley.
- Town of Wickenburg is incorporated and governed… with its own zoning, building department, police force, and council. Buyers get the rural feel without the wild-west unincorporated planning uncertainty.
- Remote-work normalization… has expanded the buyer pool dramatically. Wickenburg works for anyone who only needs to be in a Phoenix office one to two days a week.
- Limited supply of comparable Arizona towns… there are very few authentic small western towns with this combination of incorporation, school district, hospital, golf community, and acreage availability. The substitutes are short.
Wickenburg is a strategic long-term demand market with a narrow, durable buyer pool: active-adult retirees, ranch and equestrian buyers, remote workers, and second-home buyers who specifically want small-town authenticity. It is not a speculative flip market. Hold periods are longer, days on market are longer, and the buyers who close here generally stay for years. That is exactly the kind of market a serious agent should specialize in.
July 2026… Buyer & Seller Takeaways
- Buyers: This is the strongest buyer-leverage month of 2026. Sale-to-list has slipped to 94%, DOM is running 158 to 165, and 200-plus active listings are competing for a genuinely small buyer pool. Offers 7 to 10% below list on properties sitting past day 90 are landing consistently. Selection is the widest it will be all year.
- Sellers: If you have not had a serious offer by mid-July and you sat through spring, the 5 to 8% price reduction needs to happen NOW… not in August, not in September. Fall buyer flow does not materialize in Wickenburg until mid-October. Every day past 100 costs you leverage.
- 55+ Buyers: Trilogy at Wickenburg Ranch resales are the slowest segment right now. DOM on Trilogy resales over $600,000 is stretching past 110 days. Aggressive offers 8 to 10% under list on properties past day 120 are landing. This is the segment where the value is right now.
- Ranch & Equestrian Buyers: Summer inventory expansion continues. North Wickenburg acreage listings that hit the market in June are now aging into meaningful negotiation territory. Still the firmest-pricing segment overall, but weakest position of the year for sellers.
- Investors: Cap rate math has widened as median list prices ease. Snowbird STR season starts in October, so acquisitions completed in July-August can be repositioned and stabilized before the first meaningful booking window. Peak-of-season seller motivation aligns with best acquisition timing.
- Commuters: Monsoon season is now active. US 60 washouts and dust-storm closures are real risks July through September. Stress-test the commute during a summer storm event before buying… this is when the drive genuinely breaks down for one to three days at a time.
Frequently Asked Questions
The median sale price in Wickenburg for July 2026 is approximately $538,000, up about 2% year over year (a continued moderation from 5% YoY in May and 3% in June). Price per square foot is approximately $283, down roughly 4% from a year ago. The market is now in its deepest buyer-leverage window of the year with days on market at 158 to 165, sale-to-list at 94%, and 5 to 6 months of supply on hand.
Wickenburg’s violent crime rate is roughly 27% below the national average, though property crime sits about 15% above national figures (typical for US highway corridor towns). The Wickenburg Police Department patrols inside town limits, with Maricopa and Yavapai County Sheriffs covering unincorporated areas and Arizona DPS handling US 60 and US 93.
Wickenburg Unified School District is a single unified K-12 district that earned a B grade from the Arizona Department of Education in the FY25 release. Schools serving Wickenburg residents include Hassayampa Elementary (B grade, 76.11 ADE points), Vulture Peak Middle (C grade), and Wickenburg High School (B grade).
Wickenburg uses two ZIP codes: 85390 (primary, covers the entire town and surrounding 590 square miles across Maricopa and Yavapai counties) and 85358 (PO Box only, no residential street addresses).
Yes, but it is almost entirely concentrated in Trilogy at Wickenburg Ranch (Shea Homes), which is the only organized master-planned new-construction community in town. Pricing runs from the mid $300,000s into the $700,000s depending on floor plan, lot, and 55+ versus all-age neighborhood selection.
The largest in-town employers are Wickenburg Community Hospital, Wickenburg Unified School District, Town of Wickenburg, Capri Healthcare / The Meadows, and Wickenburg Ranch (Trilogy). Commuting workers reach Surprise, Sun City West, and Luke Air Force Base in 45 to 55 minutes via US 60 and Loop 303.
Wickenburg is overwhelmingly a single-family and ranch-property market with no meaningful traditional condo inventory. A small number of attached paired homes and townhomes exist inside Wickenburg Ranch (Trilogy), which can function as low-maintenance alternatives to a detached home for 55+ buyers.
Wickenburg is one of the very few authentic incorporated small Arizona towns that still offers acreage, horse property, a real downtown, a hospital, and a master-planned resort community… all within 65 miles of central Phoenix. That combination is genuinely scarce and is the basis for the durable buyer pool that drives this market.
Trilogy at Wickenburg Ranch pricing currently runs from the mid $300,000s for entry-level resales (smaller floor plans, interior lots) up into the $700,000s for standard new construction. Custom homes and premium view-lot properties regularly close above $1 million. Detached single-family homes average around $645,000 in July 2026; paired-home townhomes average around $458,000. HOA fees range from approximately $107 to $661 per month depending on neighborhood and ownership type, and a Community Facilities District (CFD) tax applies on top of standard property taxes.
Yes, with caveats. June through August is the best buyer-leverage window of the year in Wickenburg because snowbirds have departed, monthly closing volume drops 8 to 10% from spring peak, days on market stretch, and sellers carry properties through hot months without serious offers. The trade-off is the weather… daytime highs run 100 to 110 degrees from late May through September. Buyers who can tolerate touring homes in the heat win on price.
Yes. Wickenburg is one of the very few incorporated Arizona towns where buyers can still purchase 1-acre to 40+ acre horse properties inside the municipal boundary. The North Wickenburg acreage corridor north of US 93 is the most active equestrian pocket. Pricing in July 2026 runs from approximately $495,000 for smaller lots up through $2 million-plus for larger working ranches with improvements. This inventory typically lists in late spring and summer, then turns slowly through fall.
Honest commute times from Wickenburg: 45 minutes to Surprise and Sun City West, 50 to 55 minutes to Luke Air Force Base, 60 to 75 minutes to most North Phoenix and Deer Valley employers, and roughly 90 minutes to downtown Phoenix. US 60 is a two-lane highway for the bulk of the stretch between Wickenburg and the West Valley, with seasonal monsoon slowdowns from July through September. Wickenburg works for hybrid commuters going in two to three days per week, retirees, remote workers, and ranch-property owners… not for daily commuters needing reliable sub-60-minute drives.
Trilogy at Wickenburg Ranch is the dominant 55+ and active-adult community in town, and represents the overwhelming majority of organized age-restricted inventory. Outside Trilogy, Wickenburg’s age-restricted options are limited to a handful of smaller mobile-home and manufactured-home parks. Buyers shopping for a Sun City-style master-planned 55+ alternative who do not want to commit to Trilogy typically widen their search to Sun City West, Sun City Grand (Surprise), or Sun City Festival (Buckeye), all within 45 to 60 minutes southeast.
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Wickenburg’s commercial market complements the residential Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate ecosystem. The commercial market is small, characterful, and tightly held. The town’s commercial real estate ecosystem includes the historic downtown retail strip along Frontier Street and Wickenburg Way, light industrial along Vulture Mine Road and the US 60 corridor, hospitality and dude-ranch properties scattered through the outlying area, and the Wickenburg Ranch commercial / amenity holdings that operate as an integrated resort. Lease-up runs slower than the metro… but vacancy is low, the buyer pool is loyal, and small business cash-flow is genuinely strong for the right operator.
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Total Inventory 400K SF → Across types |
For Sale Range $275K to $4M+ → Mixed |
Anchor Asset Trilogy Resort → Wickenburg Ranch |
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Coverage area: Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate across ZIP codes 85358 (PO Box) and 85390 (primary), spanning the incorporated Town of Wickenburg (26 sq mi) and the surrounding 85390 footprint that crosses both Maricopa and Yavapai counties.
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 town planning documents are used for new construction figures and address verification. School ratings are drawn from Arizona Department of Education state report cards (FY25 A-F release, April 15, 2026), with Niche, GreatSchools, and SchoolGrade used as secondary references only. 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 9, 2026.