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As of October 2026, this market is leaning toward sellers, with 4.6 months of supply, but nobody here is racing to the closing table. The median home took 61 days to sell and closed at 98.9% of its final list price. Only 9% sold above asking. That gives you time to look carefully and room to talk price on most homes.
The median asking price on current listings is $514,000, while the median sold price over the past year was $487,000. I'd build your offer from recent closed sales of comparable homes, not from what sellers are asking today.
The everyday Estrella Mountain Ranch home is single-story. 85% of sales were one level. It was built around 2013 and has about 2,110 sq ft, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on a lot of roughly 7,660 sq ft. These homes sold near $240 per square foot, and that's the number I'd use to judge whether a listing is priced in line with the neighborhood.
HOA dues are close to universal. 99% of sales had one, with a median of $132 a month. Build that into your monthly budget from the start.
31% of homes sold here came with solar panels, so talk this through before you fall for a house. Of those solar homes, 48% had panels that were leased or financed. Buying one can mean taking over a monthly payment or a loan on top of your mortgage. Two similar homes can look very different on paper depending on whether the panels are owned outright.
Most sales sit in two ranges. 34% of homes sold between $400,000 and $500,000, and 37% sold between $500,000 and $750,000. Below that, 19% sold between $300,000 and $400,000, so lower budgets still have choices, just fewer of them.
Homes on the golf course in Estrella Mountain Ranch sell for 57% higher than the overall median, but most of that gap comes from the house itself, not the setting. They are 28% larger and sit on lots 37% larger. Their price per square foot runs only 3% higher.
The premium for the location is modest at most. With just 10 sales over the past year, I'd hold even that loosely. Weigh two trade-offs here. HOA dues run 23% higher, and these homes are typically 5 years older, which is worth keeping in mind when you read the inspection report.
Bigger homes here cost more because they are bigger, not because buyers pay extra for each foot. homes over 3,000 sq ft in Estrella Mountain Ranch sold at a 0% difference per square foot compared with the whole market. They are also 62% larger, with lots 44% larger. Their HOA dues run 5% lower, and they are typically 3 years older.
There are 15 on the market now. Their median ask of $775,000 sits below the $820,000 median these homes sold for. If you need the space, this part of the market deserves a close look.
Within Estrella Mountain Ranch, Estrella recorded 62 sales over the past year and Cantamia recorded 47. Both give you a solid set of recent comparable sales when you're pricing an offer. If you're weighing resale against something brand-new, compare these homes with new construction homes in Estrella Mountain Ranch before you decide.
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