Arizona housing market
$437,289
Redfin's median sale in September
With 4.9 months of supply, Arizona is a balanced market right now: homes priced right still sell, and homes priced high sit. Type your address to see your range, free.
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Bryce Henderson · real estate investor, veteran and paramedic · Newest figures: September 2026
Selling in Arizona right now
With 4.9 months of supply, Arizona is a balanced market right now: homes priced right still sell, and homes priced high sit.
- Under 4 months: leans toward sellers
- 4 to 6 months: balanced
- 6 or more: buyers have the upper hand
Each dot is one of Arizona's 24 local markets with a page here, by months of supply.
The typical listing here has been on the market 65 days.
About 3 in 10 listings have cut their asking price.
Homes that sold went for about 97.8% of their asking price, and 12% sold above asking.
If you're thinking about selling, the report on your own home is the place to start. A call with our team can tell you what selling here would really leave you.
Listings, price cuts and days on market: Realtor.com, September 2026. Sale-to-list and above-asking: Redfin, September 2026.
The numbers right now
- Homes sold in Septemberabout 240 fewer than a year ago, Redfin8,087
- Change on the typical home in 5 yearsZillow Home Value Index+$27,000
Months to sell every listing: Redfin, which divides the homes it counts as listed by its monthly sales. Homes for sale, price cuts and days on market: Realtor.com. Home values: Zillow Home Value Index. "A usual September" is the average for September in every earlier year of Realtor.com data.
Since you bought
The typical home's value at the end of each year since 2000. Find the year you bought to see what the typical home here has done since.
Each row: the typical value that December, then the change to today's typical value.
- 2005$268,250+$148,500
- 2010$149,297+$267,400
- 2015$211,656+$205,100
- 2020$318,255+$98,500
- 2022$434,836−$18,100
- 2025$421,066−$4,300
Each year is December's typical home value (the latest month for this year), Zillow Home Value Index, September 2026. The change is to today's typical value, not to any one home.
The owners here
- Properties owned by companiesabout 1 in 5 of all properties on record here660,720
From property records for 1,827,231 owner-occupied homes: county assessor records, with ownership, mortgage and sale details from a private property data company. The large number on each tile is to the nearest ten. A figure is shown only when at least 200 records support it and it is known for at least 6 in 10 owner-occupied homes here.
What's driving prices here
Years of income compares Zillow's typical home value with the typical household income from Census Bureau estimates, and with the 2000 to 2019 average of the same comparison. Population: Census Bureau American Community Survey, 2020 to 2024 against 2015 to 2019. Moves: Census Bureau population estimates. Permits: Census Building Permits Survey.
What a buyer pays here each month
Payment on the typical home value with a standard down payment, at the latest weekly average 30-year mortgage rate published by Freddie Mac (week of October 15, 2026). Property tax is the typical home value times a tax rate from Census Bureau figures: median taxes paid divided by median home value. Insurance is the 2022 average premium from U.S. Treasury data, brought to today with the Bureau of Labor Statistics price index for homeowners insurance premiums.
Arizona's housing markets
Each row: typical home value, how much it changed in dollars over 12 months, homes for sale against a usual month, then days on market.
- Greater Phoenix$441k−$4,800+5,30062
- Pinal County$360k−$8,100+96064
- Tucson & Pima County$336k−$6,100+1,10058
- Prescott & Yavapai County$497k−$200+49079
- Lake Havasu City, Kingman & Mohave County$350k+$7,000+41076
- Yuma & Yuma County$277k+$1,100+23062
- Flagstaff & Coconino County$619k+$900+21088
- Sierra Vista & Cochise County$261k−$1,100+2974
- Show Low & Navajo County$394k+$1,800+24088
- Payson & Gila County$385k−$600+13091
Every Arizona county
Each row: typical value, the change in dollars over 12 months, homes for sale, homes for sale against a usual month, then days on market.
- Maricopa County$455k−$3,90015,780+4,40061
- Pima County$336k−$6,1003,851+1,10058
- Pinal County$360k−$8,1002,657+96064
- Yavapai County$497k−$2001,814+49079
- Mohave County$350k+$7,0001,527+41076
- Yuma County$277k+$1,100687+23062
- Coconino County$619k+$900765+21088
- Cochise County$261k−$1,100519+2974
- Navajo County$394k+$1,800844+24088
- Apache County$320k+$3,400204+4487
- Gila County$385k−$600475+13091
- Santa Cruz County$274k−$1,000284+6588
- Graham County$303k+$6,50091+1960
- La Paz County$261k−$2,80089+31142
- Greenlee County$158k−$18,20010+451
Maricopa County's row opens the Greater Phoenix page, where each of its cities has a page. The other counties without a page of their own have too few sales each month for steady figures; their numbers live here.
Arizona housing market questions, answered
What is my home worth in Arizona?
Zillow puts the typical home in Arizona at $416,733, but your home's number depends on what homes like yours sold for. Type your address to see your range, free.
Are home prices dropping in Arizona?
Down. Zillow's typical home value in Arizona is $416,733, about $4,200 less than a year ago and about $27,000 more than five years ago (Zillow Home Value Index, September 2026).
How long are homes taking to sell in Arizona?
65 days is the typical time on the market in September 2026, and about 7,900 of the 29,571 homes for sale have cut their price (Realtor.com).
Is now a good time to sell in Arizona?
With 4.9 months of supply, Arizona is a balanced market right now: homes priced right still sell, and homes priced high sit.
Who's behind it

Our founder, Bryce Henderson, is a real estate investor, veteran and paramedic. Our team talks with Arizona homeowners about every way to sell and what each one would leave them. More about him and HERO Real Estate Investors at herorei.com.
Sources: Zillow Research, Realtor.com Research, Redfin Data Center, Freddie Mac, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Treasury, county property and recorder records, and a private property data company. Figures refresh as each source publishes. How we compute every number.
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