Ranking · Arizona

Most expensive and least expensive places in Arizona

Paradise Valley has the highest median home value of Arizona's 189 ranked places ($2,000,000 or more); Bylas has the lowest ($22,100). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the most expensive places?

Most expensive places in Arizona, first to fifth: Paradise Valley ($2,000,000 or more), Carefree ($1,088,100), Cave Creek ($906,100), Fort Valley ($904,900) and Scottsdale ($789,800).

Most expensive places in Arizona, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
1 Paradise Valleytown $2,000,000 or more 12,251Maricopa County
2 Carefreetown $1,088,100±$67,315 3,600Maricopa County
3 Cave Creekwithin the margintown $906,100±$79,304 5,160Maricopa County
4 Fort ValleyCDP $904,900±$70,814 1,761Coconino County
5 Scottsdalewithin the margincity $789,800±$17,336 243,006Maricopa County
6 Sedonawithin the margincity $786,800±$56,549 9,619Yavapai County and 1 more
7 Munds Parkwithin the marginCDP $779,900±$224,392 608Coconino County
8 Rio Verdewithin the marginCDP $774,100±$87,637 2,261Maricopa County
9 Village of Oak Creek (Big Park)within the marginCDP $741,100±$61,169 6,356Yavapai County
10 Williamsonwithin the marginCDP $732,300±$50,630 6,310Yavapai County
11 Citrus Parkwithin the marginCDP $722,500±$98,354 5,115Maricopa County
12 Catalina Foothillswithin the marginCDP $652,000±$16,521 52,593Pima County
13 New Riverwithin the marginCDP $640,600±$31,709 18,240Maricopa County
14 Queen Creekwithin the margintown $635,400±$11,129 89,770Maricopa County and 1 more
15 Fountain Hillswithin the margintown $622,900±$24,020 23,625Maricopa County
16 Parkswithin the marginCDP $622,300±$82,997 1,706Coconino County
17 Timberline-Fernwoodwithin the marginCDP $621,200±$39,183 1,973Coconino County
18 Doney Parkwithin the marginCDP $613,300±$65,925 6,253Coconino County
19 Tanque Verdewithin the marginCDP $607,900±$21,665 15,866Pima County
20 Litchfield Parkwithin the margincity $577,000±$43,730 6,727Maricopa County
21 Gilbertwithin the margintown $575,100±$7,083 287,285Maricopa County
22 Anthemwithin the marginCDP $569,900±$23,935 22,584Maricopa County
23 Prescottwithin the margincity $564,100±$18,495 48,420Yavapai County
24 Centennial Parkwithin the marginCDP $559,500±$93,358 1,839Mohave County
25 Flagstaffcity $552,900±$20,003 77,260Coconino County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the least expensive places?

Least expensive places in Arizona, first to fifth: Bylas ($22,100), Kayenta ($37,400), Fort Defiance ($37,400), Chinle ($39,200) and Flowing Wells ($41,100).

Least expensive places in Arizona, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
189 Bylaswithin the marginCDP $22,100±$2,435 1,551Graham County
187 Kayentawithin the marginCDP $37,400±$21,347 4,927Navajo County
187 Fort Defiancewithin the marginCDP $37,400±$5,373 3,351Apache County
186 Chinlewithin the marginCDP $39,200±$7,618 4,147Apache County
185 Flowing Wellswithin the marginCDP $41,100±$26,911 16,559Pima County
184 Tsailewithin the marginCDP $46,700±$29,061 1,696Apache County
183 First Mesawithin the marginCDP $48,300±$19,506 1,459Navajo County
182 Lukachukaiwithin the marginCDP $51,400±$15,507 1,969Apache County
181 Welltonwithin the margintown $55,600±$28,002 2,671Yuma County
180 Many Farmswithin the marginCDP $56,900±$22,537 876Apache County
179 Whiteriverwithin the marginCDP $59,500±$7,023 4,545Navajo County
178 Kaibitowithin the marginCDP $60,200±$36,531 1,661Coconino County
177 Tuba Citywithin the marginCDP $65,800±$30,633 7,960Coconino County
176 Cliftonwithin the margintown $66,000±$3,597 3,752Greenlee County
175 San Carloswithin the marginCDP $67,200±$12,659 4,973Gila County
174 Dilkonwithin the marginCDP $77,000±$46,910 1,270Navajo County
173 Miamiwithin the margintown $78,100±$31,728 1,514Gila County
172 Pinonwithin the marginCDP $82,300±$36,666 1,159Navajo County
171 Window Rockwithin the marginCDP $84,900±$13,828 2,477Apache County
170 LeCheewithin the marginCDP $86,100±$8,585 1,307Coconino County
169 Pirtlevillewithin the marginCDP $90,200±$53,494 1,939Cochise County
168 Peach Springswithin the marginCDP $90,500±$58,421 1,234Mohave County
167 Rainbow Citywithin the marginCDP $96,200±$60,643 807Navajo County
166 Mammothwithin the margintown $98,400±$11,969 1,149Pinal County
165 North ForkCDP $104,600±$47,804 1,463Navajo County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median home value is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections