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Homes for sale in Scottsdale, AZ, range from mid-century ranch homes in South Scottsdale to golf course homes and custom estates in North Scottsdale.

Central Scottsdale has master-planned communities like McCormick Ranch and Gainey Ranch.

Prices start under $600,000 for single-family homes in South Scottsdale, and many of those neighborhoods have no HOA. Custom estates in North Scottsdale top $5 million.

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What is the Scottsdale real estate market like?

The Scottsdale real estate market covers a wide range of homes, from condos and townhomes to custom luxury estates in communities like DC Ranch and Troon North.

You'll find new construction, lock-and-leave homes, and older neighborhoods across the city.
Inventory, neighborhood demand, property condition, and location all affect home prices in Scottsdale.

Home values in the Scottsdale housing market vary from one neighborhood to the next, so tracking them by area gives you a clearer picture of the market.

Is Scottsdale a good place to live?

Scottsdale is a good place to live if you like the outdoors and warm weather. Winters are mild, and summers are hot. 

Golf courses, desert hiking trails, spring training games, and the restaurants, art galleries, and nightlife in Old Town are all part of life here.

The McDowell Sonoran Preserve covers 30,500 acres and has more than 230 miles of trails. The Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt runs 11 miles through Scottsdale, with parks, lakes, and golf courses.

Shopping centers include Scottsdale Fashion Square, Kierland Commons, Scottsdale Quarter, and the Scottsdale Waterfront.

Spring training brings the San Francisco Giants to Scottsdale Stadium. The Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies train at Salt River Fields.

What are the best neighborhoods in Scottsdale?

The best neighborhoods in Scottsdale depend on what you want.

McCormick Ranch and Gainey Ranch in Central Scottsdale have lakes and greenbelts.

DC Ranch, Grayhawk, Troon North, and McDowell Mountain Ranch in North Scottsdale have trails and golf courses.

South Scottsdale has mid-century ranch homes near Old Town.

South Scottsdale

South Scottsdale has many of the city's renovated mid-century ranch homes, in neighborhoods like Village Grove and Scottsdale Estates.

Many of these neighborhoods have no HOA, and Old Town's restaurants, art galleries, and nightlife are close by.

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Central Scottsdale

McCormick Ranch

McCormick Ranch is one of Scottsdale's largest master-planned communities and includes lakes, golf courses, parks, and more than 25 miles of walking and biking paths connected by the Scottsdale Greenbelt.

McCormick Ranch homes range from patio homes and townhomes to single-family and waterfront homes in Central Scottsdale.

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Gainey Ranch

Gainey Ranch has guard-gated golf course neighborhoods like The Enclave and The Estates at Gainey Ranch. Luxury townhomes are in The Golf Villas.

The community surrounds the Gainey Ranch Golf Club and has greenbelts, lakes, and walking paths.
Many properties in Gainey Ranch have golf course, lake, or mountain views.

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North Scottsdale

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DC Ranch

DC Ranch includes neighborhoods such as Country Club Village, Desert Camp Village, and Silverleaf.
The community has parks, walking paths, and trail connections.

Market Street is the community's main commercial district, with restaurants, coffee shops, fitness studios, and local businesses. It also hosts seasonal community events.

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Grayhawk

Grayhawk spans more than 1,600 acres in North Scottsdale and has thousands of homes in two main sections, The Park and The Retreat.

The Talon and Raptor golf courses run through the community. It has parks, walking paths, and abundant open green space.

Housing options range from condos and townhomes to custom homes exceeding 4,000 square feet.

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Troon North

Troon North is a North Scottsdale golf community with two championship courses, Monument and Pinnacle.

Homes range from golf properties and custom homes to luxury estates.

Troon North has mountain views, granite boulder formations, and larger homesites.

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McDowell Mountain Ranch

McDowell Mountain Ranch has parks, sports courts, community centers, and an extensive trail system near the McDowell Mountains.

Housing options range from condos and townhomes to larger single-family homes.

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Luxury Homes for Sale in Scottsdale

Some of Scottsdale's highest-priced homes are in Silverleaf, Desert Mountain, DC Ranch, and Troon North.

Silverleaf includes custom estates within the guard-gated DC Ranch community and is home to some of the largest residential properties in Scottsdale.

Desert Mountain spans more than 8,000 acres and features multiple private golf courses, custom homes, and extensive desert preserve land.

Troon North has custom homes among the boulders and desert near the Monument and Pinnacle golf courses.

Luxury homes in Scottsdale range from custom estates and golf course homes to contemporary homes with mountain views.

Common features include guest casitas, detached garages, home gyms, wine rooms, private courtyards, and outdoor living spaces.

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Scottsdale Golf Course Homes

Scottsdale has dozens of public and private golf courses.
Golf course homes in Scottsdale range from townhomes to custom estates. Some overlook fairways and greens. Others are in private country club communities.
You'll find golf course homes in North, Central, and South Scottsdale.

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Are there waterfront homes in Scottsdale?

Yes. Even though Scottsdale is in the Sonoran Desert, there are several communities that have waterfront and lakefront homes.

McCormick Ranch has several lakes and some of the best-known waterfront homes in Scottsdale. Gainey Ranch also has lakefront homes.

Waterfront homes make up a small part of the Scottsdale market, so they can be hard to find in some price ranges and neighborhoods.

Scottsdale Homes with Guest Houses

A guest house gives you space for visiting family, a home office, or multigenerational living.

Scottsdale homes with guest houses are more common in areas with larger lots, like Desert Mountain and Troon North.

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What are the 55+ communities in Scottsdale?

Scottsdale has several 55+ communities, like Golden Keys and Villa Monterey near Old Town, Heritage Village in Scottsdale Ranch, and Scottsdale Heights in North Scottsdale.

Here's how they compare:

• Golden Keys has ground-floor townhomes less than a mile from Old Town
• Villa Monterey is near Old Town and Camelback Park
• Heritage Village is a townhome community in Scottsdale Ranch
• Scottsdale Heights has single-family homes in North Scottsdale
• Terravita is a guard-gated golf community in North Scottsdale. It isn't a 55+ community, but its golf course, clubhouse, and fitness center make it a popular choice for buyers looking at 55+ communities

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Where are new construction homes in Scottsdale?

Most new construction homes in Scottsdale are in North Scottsdale, in the 85255 and 85262 ZIP codes near the McDowell Sonoran Preserve.

New construction communities in North Scottsdale include:

• Storyrock borders the McDowell Sonoran Preserve. Toll Brothers and Shea Homes build single-story homes in its gated neighborhoods.
• Sereno Canyon is a gated Toll Brothers community near Jomax Road and 128th Street. Homes range from duets to estates, and residents have a private lodge with a spa, pools, and a fitness center.
• Toll Brothers at HighPoint is a gated community of single-story homes off 115th Street. Homesites average 2.75 acres.
• The Edge at Joy Ranch has 52 Palm Springs postmodern homes by Camelot Homes at Lone Mountain Parkway and Joy Ranch Road. Lots start at three-quarters of an acre.
• Seven Desert Mountain is part of Desert Mountain. Camelot Homes builds single-family homes there, and every homesite backs the golf course.
• Preserve Ranch by David Weekley Homes has 17 single-story homes on one-acre-plus lots next to the McDowell Sonoran Preserve.

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Scottsdale Condos and Townhomes

Condos and townhomes in Scottsdale are most common in Old Town, Central Scottsdale, and parts of North Scottsdale.

Prices range from entry-level units to luxury residences, and many communities have pools, fitness centers, and guard-gated entrances. Many owners use them as seasonal homes.

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Work With The Kay-Grant Group

The Kay-Grant Group has helped buyers find homes across Scottsdale, from Old Town to golf course homes in Troon North, Grayhawk, and Gainey Ranch. Our team has a 5.0 rating with over 350 reviews on Google.

We work with buyers at every price point, from first homes to luxury estates and seasonal residences.

Our team knows the neighborhoods, tracks the market, and handles tours, negotiations, and closing.
For tips on picking an agent, read how to choose a real estate agent in Scottsdale.

Call us at 480-387-3990 or fill out our contact form to get started.

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FAQs About Scottsdale Real Estate

What is the cost of living in Scottsdale?

Prices in the Phoenix metro area, which includes Scottsdale, run about 3% above the national average, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Housing is the highest cost, and home prices in Scottsdale vary a lot by area. Arizona has a flat 2.5% state income tax.

What is the average home price in Scottsdale?

Home prices in Scottsdale depend on the area and type of home. Houses in South Scottsdale start under $550,000, and custom estates in North Scottsdale top $5 million.

What is the difference between North Scottsdale and South Scottsdale?

North Scottsdale has golf communities, custom homes, larger homesites, and desert views. South Scottsdale has mid-century ranch homes, condos, and townhomes close to Old Town, Tempe, and downtown Phoenix.

Where can I find luxury homes in Scottsdale?

Some of Scottsdale's highest-priced homes are in Silverleaf, Desert Mountain, DC Ranch, and Troon North. These communities have custom estates, golf course homes, guard-gated neighborhoods, and mountain views.

Which Scottsdale communities have golf course homes?

You'll find golf course homes in Troon North, Grayhawk, Desert Mountain, Gainey Ranch, McCormick Ranch, and DC Ranch. They range from townhomes to custom estates.

What are property taxes in Scottsdale?

Property taxes in Scottsdale are lower than in most of the country. Arizona's effective property tax rate on owner-occupied homes is about 0.6%, roughly half the national average, according to the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. A home's taxable value can rise no more than 5% a year. The Maricopa County Assessor sets values, and the Maricopa County Treasurer collects the tax.

Is Scottsdale a good place to retire?

Many retirees choose Scottsdale for the warm winters, golf courses, hiking trails, and healthcare options. The city also has several 55+ communities.

How competitive is the Scottsdale housing market?

Market conditions vary by neighborhood, price range, and type of home. Some areas have more buyers than homes for sale, and others have more inventory.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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