Courtland Communities' footprint in Arizona is limited to two subdivisions, and the current listing data—zero new-construction homes across both—points to a builder whose active development phase in this market has wound down. What's available today through this page is essentially a resale opportunity in established Courtland-built neighborhoods rather than a builder price sheet. In Surprise, Mirano at Desert Oasis represents the builder's work in that city, while further out in Wittmann, Surprise Estates currently shows resale activity with homes trading between $739,000 and $785,000. Buyers looking at these communities should approach them with a resale mindset: expect mature landscaping, homes with some age and wear depending on when they were built, and none of the added fees or assessments that come with an active new-construction HOA still building out phases. Because these are established pockets rather than ongoing developments, pricing reflects market appreciation and individual home condition more than any builder-set structure. Anyone interested in Courtland's Arizona communities should treat this as a search for existing homes with character and a track record, not a preview of homes yet to be built.