New River & Desert Hills Real Estate Data

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This analysis of real estate activity in New River and Desert Hills, AZ (see map below) provides an exclusive view of residential home resales, prices and inventory (see definitions). This monthly analysis, in cooperation with In&Out Magazine, is updated the middle of each month (see overview of all five zones).

New River and Desert Hills are both rural communities, with homes typically sitting on at least an acre and often offering fantastic views. Many lots have have ample space for RV parking, and others accommodate horses. There is no HOA oversight. See also our overview of New River & Desert Hills Neighborhoods.


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January 2020 Real Estate Activity


Note: The actual price per square foot of any individual house will vary greatly based on many factors including location, upgrades and condition of the property. See definitions of terms below.


New River & Desert Hills Sales: January 2020

Address Sold Price Sq. Ft. $/Sq. Ft. Beds Baths Built
38806 N 10 St $498,000 2,738 $182 4 3 2004
2584 W Roughrider Rd $362,900 2,120 $171 4 2 1973
40618 N Central Ave $425,000 2,503 $170 3 2.5 2004
44806 N 11Th St $464,000 2,307 $201 3 2 2005
43908 N 20Th St $428,500 2,379 $180 3 2 2004
48324 N 27Th Ave $337,440 1,639 $206 3 2 2020
48432 N 33Rd Ave $394,000 2,970 $133 4 3.5 2008
138 E Blue Eagle Ln $395,000 2,085 $189 4 2 1994
44917 N 23Rd St $420,000 2,150 $195 3 2.5 2003
37910 N 9Th Pl $449,900 2,493 $180 4 3 2003
230 E Galvin St $331,000 1,390 $238 3 2 1988
39805 N Central Ave $620,000 2,985 $208 3 3 2004
39228 N 21St Ave $580,000 2,729 $213 4 3 2015
3Xx W Lavitt Ln $567,898 2,316 $245 4 2 2019
612 E Tanya Trl $490,000 2,843 $172 4 2.5 2003
2608 W Irvine Rd $510,000 2,480 $206 4 2.5 1993
44715 N 11Th St $459,900 3,097 $148 5 3 2004
1418 W Joy Ranch Rd $895,000 3,878 $231 4 4.5 2015
43011 N 18Th St $598,618 3,167 $189 4 3 2001
50610 N 33Rd Ave $339,900 1,625 $209 3 2 1987
1114 E Irvine Rd $339,900 2,324 $146 4 2 1998
612 E Galvin St $545,802 2,501 $218 4 2.5 2020
35426 N 9Th St $432,500 1,925 $225 3 2 1997
35807 N 17Th Ave $585,000 4,225 $138 5 4 1994
36524 N 14Th St $505,000 2,446 $206 4 3 2020

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About This Data

Real estate sales data is from the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service and, while not guaranteed, is believed to be accurate.

Average Price of Homes Sold can be skewed by the sale of a single home that is priced well above or below other homes that have sold.

Pricing per Square Foot of any individual house can vary greatly depending on many factors, including location, upgrades and condition of the property.

Sales Activity represents the number of homes that have closed escrow in the given time period.

Inventory represents the number of months it would take to sell all the homes currently listed based on average rate of sales during the previous 6 months, and presuming no additional homes are listed. Less than 6 months is considered a “seller’s market.” As inventory goes down, look for prices to move up. More than 6 months is considered a “buyer’s market.” As inventory goes up, prices will trend down.