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Homes Sold in Mesa, Arizona 85207 July 27 to August 3 - Closings |
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| Sq. Feet |
$per SqFt |
Rm/ Bath |
Yr Blt |
Sale Price* |
Address Click to see map |
| 1,519 | 75 | 5/2 | 96 | $113,550 | 7006 E Jensen St Unit 33 |
| 1,131 | 128 | 5/2 | 02 | $145,000 | 7235 E Northridge St |
| 1,583 | 60 | 7/2 | 87 | $95,750 | 7434 E Glencove St |
| 2,451 | 92 | 9/3 | 99 | $225,000 | 7464 E Odessa Cir |
| 2,757 | 159 | 8/3 | 02 | $437,500 | 7619 E Torrey Point St |
| 4,417 | 175 | 0/4 | 06 | $775,000 | 7916 E Riverdale St |
| 3,033 | 122 | 7/3 | 99 | $370,000 | 8223 E Thomas Rd |
| 4,670 | 198 | 9/4 | 04 | $925,000 | 8225 E Vista Canyon Cir |
| 5,275 | 123 | 12/6 | 04 | $649,700 | 8338 E Kael St |
| 1,731 | 153 | 0/2 | 09 | $264,950 | 8712 E Ivy St |
| 1,599 | 61 | 6/2 | 87 | $98,000 | 9249 E Duncan St |
| 1,516 | 69 | 6/2 | 85 | $104,900 | 9509 E Fairbrook St |
| 1,809 | 117 | 5/2 | 02 | $212,000 | 9645 E Grandview St |
| 1,108 | 77 | 5/2 | 97 | $85,000 | 338 N 98th St |
| 2,429 | 84 | 0/2 | 06 | $204,000 | 352 N Chatsworth Cir |
| 1,124 | 76 | 5/1 | 69 | $85,000 | 415 N 83rd Pl |
| 1,756 | 131 | 6/2 | 96 | $230,000 | 3055 N Red Mtn Unit 141 |
| 2,451 | 135 | 8/3 | 97 | $330,000 | 3055 N Red Mtn Unit 98 |
| 1,926 | 122 | 0/3 | 06 | $235,000 | 3528 N Sonoran Hls |
| 2,150 | 122 | 8/3 | 98 | $263,000 | 3640 N Morning Dove |
| 4,047 | 170 | 0/4 | 03 | $686,000 | 4102 N Mirada Cir |
| 2,150 | 100 | 8/2 | 00 | $215,000 | 4103 N Boulder Cyn |
| 1,652 | 173 | 7/2 | 02 | $285,000 | c 7445 E Eagle Crest Dr Unit 1040 |
| 873 | 80 | 4/1 | 92 | $70,000 | c 145 N 74th St Unit 117 |
| 1,342 | 71 | 5/2 | 01 | $95,000 | c 205 N 74th St Unit 118 |
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A "c" before an address means it's a condo, townhouse or patio home. * Click on the sale price to see County Assessor data. About the data. |
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85207 Mesa, Arizona - Home Sale Charts
About the home sale charts. I personally create these monthly charts using official Maricopa County home sales data. Please contact me if you see any errors.Be aware that the fewer the number of sales, the more erratic the median prices will be from month to month.
Individual homes sold last month
Long-term monthly trends
85207 Mesa, Arizona - Home Listing Charts
About the MLS listing charts. I buy the charts below from Altos Research. They create the charts using data gathered from Realtor.com and not directly from official MLS data which is not available for this purpose. The two datasets, however, should be similar. Altos Research does not guarantee the accuracy of their charts.85207 Median List Price
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average. This is list price, not sold price.
85207 Median List Price Per Square Foot
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average. This is based on list price, not sold price.
85207 Inventory of Homes Listed for Sale
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average85207 Average Days on Market of Listed Homes
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average. This is listed homes, not sold homes.
{ 11 comments… read them below or add one }
Kara Tretbar 06.17.08 at 5:00 pm
Hi, great site. Do you have any stats from December 06-May 31-07 on Adobe Hills in the 85207 zip code?
John Wake - Real Estate 06.17.08 at 8:43 pm
Kara,
Thanks!
I can pull those stats for Adobe Hills. It’s a custom report.
I’m curious. Why do you want that data?
If it’s a legal thing, like for an estate or a divorce, you can get an appraisal done to find a home’s value on a certain date in the past.
Kara Tretbar 08.05.08 at 9:00 pm
John,
I am trying to understand the market history so I can be an informed home owner. Do you mean there is a type of appraisal that does not access current value but historical value? or do you mean that an appraisal should contain a home’s historical value over a period of time? Thanks! Sorry my response is so late, I did not know you answered me on this site. Thanks!
John Wake - Real Estate 08.05.08 at 11:46 pm
“Do you mean there is a type of appraisal that does not access current value but historical value?”
Yes, that’s right. For example, for tax purposes it may be necessary to know the value of a home at the time it was inherited, perhaps years earlier.
Was that your question?
Kara Tretbar 08.06.08 at 9:08 pm
Yes, so if I understand right I can ask an appraiser for the historical value of a home?
Thanks!
John Wake - Real Estate 08.06.08 at 9:15 pm
Kara,
Yep. For example, “What is the appraised value of 123 Oak St on December 31, 2005?”.
Kara Tretbar 08.09.08 at 10:07 am
Thanks John very much.
Anthony 04.12.09 at 8:11 am
Hi great website. Curious as to the difference between median list price per sq. ft and median sales price per sq. ft. Your data above shows median list price at $152/sq ft. while the current median sales price is approx $100/sq ft. How could there be such a difference? Is this foreclosures/auctions etc.?
Again great website.
John Wake 05.06.09 at 6:12 pm
The list price is the “asking” price listed in the MLS. The sale price is the actual sold price.
The median list is of homes that haven’t sold. The median sale price is of homes that have sold.
Partly the difference shows that less expensive homes are selling more than more expensive homes.
In addition, the sale price is usually less than the list price for an individual home.
Mike Bomkamp 02.20.10 at 5:42 pm
Hi,
I’m new to the area looking for a 2nd home. I see the price trends are still down and the inventory is turning up and I read that another round of ARM resets this year will cause another round of foreclosures. One option is to wait but I’m sure there are still some bargains to be had now. I was recently shown a home (my wife is working with a Realtor) that was around 2600 sq ft that was just put on the market in the Mesa area (85208) for $78 per sq ft. It is truly in move in shape having been repainted and all new floors. I’m worried that this home will be worth less right away (maybe as much as 25% less by this time next year given the trends) but I’m also worried that I might be passing up a really good deal. What is your opinion (on that particular price given the shape it is in and the location and on my analysis of the current trends)?
Thanks,
Mike
John Wake 02.24.10 at 12:40 pm
Mike,
(I just noticed your comment. Sorry about that. I was having some internet problems.)
Mike, just look at the graphs for 85208 on a cost per square foot basis. The trend is clearly up. Could it turn down again? Sure. But I doubt the median will go below the bottom reached in 2009.
Now, of course, just because the median price is excellent doesn’t mean you can’t overpay for an individual home.
Nevertheless, overall I would feel VERY comfortable with buying in 85208 right now (but it depends on the individual home).