Maricopa, Arizona, is a city situated in Pinal County, known for its rapid growth and historical significance. It was incorporated as Arizona's 88th municipality in October 2003 and has since emerged as one of the fastest-growing communities in the state. Originally an oasis called Maricopa Wells due to its water-rich location where several rivers converge, Maricopa has had multiple historical iterations, moving from Maricopaville to its current location to serve as a railroad junction in the late 19th century. The city's economy initially revolved around agriculture, with cotton being a primary crop in the mid-20th century, but has since diversified into agritech, research, and automotive industries. Maricopa is home to notable attractions like the Southern Dunes Golf Club and the Copper Sky Recreation Complex, which hosts numerous community events. Its strategic location between Phoenix and Tucson, coupled with amenities like the Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino, contributes to its appeal as both a residential and tourist destination.
Maricopa currently has 810 single family homes for sale, 10 townhouses for sale, 175 lots for sale, and 45 manufactured homes for sale. There are 11 foreclosures for sale, and 54 short sales. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there are 91 new construction homes for sale.
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Glennwilde Groves is a residential subdivision in Maricopa, Arizona, with single-family homes on larger lots and direct access to the nearby Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club. The neighborhood sits along the western edge of the city, placing residents within a short drive of the Ak-Chin Circle retail corridor and the I-10 freeway for commutes toward Phoenix. Local families are served by the Maricopa Unified School District, including nearby elementary and middle schools.... Read more
Rancho El Dorado in Maricopa, AZ sits along the southern edge of the city with direct access to State Route 238, placing residents within a 15-minute drive of both the I-10 corridor and downtown Maricopa. The neighborhood features wide streets, sidewalks, and a network of parks and trails that connect to the nearby Ak-Chin Regional Park. Families are served by the Maricopa Unified School District, and the area lies close to retail centers along John Wayne Parkway as well as the Ak-Chin Pavilion for concerts and events.... Read more
Rancho Mirage sits in the northern section of Maricopa, offering residents quick access to the city’s main commercial corridor along John Wayne Parkway and the nearby Ak-Chin Pavilion for concerts and events. The neighborhood’s layout of single-family homes on larger lots provides a quieter residential setting while still placing families within a short drive of the Maricopa Unified School District campuses and the city library. Direct routes to Interstate 10 make commutes to Chandler, Casa Grande, and Phoenix feasible without leaving the area’s established street grid.... Read more
Tortosa sits in the eastern section of Maricopa, placing residents within a short drive of the city’s municipal golf course, regional park, and the commercial corridor along Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway. The neighborhood’s street layout features curved cul-de-sacs and larger lots that accommodate both single-story and two-story homes, giving buyers more outdoor space than many newer subdivisions. Families here are served by the Maricopa Unified School District, with several elementary and middle schools located less than three miles away.... Read more
Median price: $325,000
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Subdivisions in Maricopa
Maricopa has 72 subdivisions offering single family homes and townhouses. Prices range from $149,999 to $3,200,000. 8 subdivisions offer new construction homes. Hidden Valley currently has the most active listings with 185 homes for sale.
