Coolidge, Arizona, is a vibrant small town nestled in Pinal County, approximately 56 miles southeast of Phoenix and 69 miles northwest of Tucson. Founded in 1925 and named after President Calvin Coolidge, who dedicated the nearby Coolidge Dam in 1930, the city has a rich historical tapestry. It is most notably home to the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, an ancient Hohokam site featuring a four-story adobe structure, which is one of the largest prehistoric structures in North America. This monument not only highlights the ingenuity of the Hohokam but also serves as a cultural touchstone for the area. Economically, Coolidge has evolved from an agricultural hub, particularly known for cotton, to a burgeoning industrial center with the establishment of manufacturing parks like the Inland Port of Arizona. The town also supports education through institutions like Central Arizona College and offers a variety of community amenities including parks, a performing arts center, and multiple recreational facilities, all contributing to its small-town charm with a focus on growth and cultural preservation.

Coolidge currently has 145 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $323,963.61 and 50 lots for sale with an average list price of $1,055,823.50. The average annual property tax for Coolidge is $536.14.