Realtor: Inventory, mortgage rates drive prices lower
Real estate market inventory in Maricopa continues to climb as home sellers drop prices to attract fewer buyers.
In fact, inventory — the number of...
From doom to boom, Dayv Morgan adapts to changing realty market
When it comes to the Maricopa real estate market, there isn’t much that Dayv Morgan hasn’t seen or experienced on some level.
Morgan, a Maricopa...
Golf-course home nets $500K more than prior sale
The most expensive home sold July 10 through Aug. 9 was a four-bedroom home at 22024 N. Balboa Drive in Rancho El Dorado. It...
Sorrento home sells for double in less than 4 years
The least expensive home sold June 10 through July 9 was a three-bedroom home at 36997 W. Amalfi Ave. in Sorrento. It fetched $329,000...
Glennwilde claims most expensive home sale
The most expensive home sold June 10 through July 9 was a four-bedroom home at 42206 W. Capistrano Drive in Glennwilde. It fetched $660,000...
The Trails at Tortosa to add 371 new homes
The Maricopa City Council approved a Planned Area Development containing 371 new homes in Tortosa at last Tuesday’s council meeting, making one of the...
Woman faces threats of legal action from candidate
Betty White is a retired homemaker, real estate agent and legal secretary. At 72, she's lived a quiet life in Maricopa, and that’s the...
Multi-family zoning near City Hall gets P&Z nod
More than 21 acres of city-owned land immediately north of City Hall will be the site of multi-family housing as part of a plan...
City Council candidates talk about … housing, apartments
Apartments – many of them – are coming to Maricopa in the next couple of years. They are an important cog in the economic...
Least expensive home still tops $300K
The least expensive home sold May 10-June 9 was a four-bedroom home at 22557 N. Davis Way in Rancho El Dorado. It fetched $310,000...
Morgan: Foreclosures not expected to change the market
Historically speaking, foreclosures have played a role in Maricopa’s housing prices.
A foreclosure, in a nutshell, is when a homeowner falls behind on their payments...
Most expensive home sells for $735,000
The most expensive home sold May 10-June 9 was a two story, five-bedroom home at 22238 N. O’Sullivan Drive sold on May 23 for...
City grants zoning change for Roers apartments
The Maricopa City Council Tuesday unanimously approved changes to the city’s general plan future land use and zoning maps, clearing the way for construction...
Affordable housing community takes new name
A multi-family residential project has taken a new moniker.
Copa Flats, a 312-unit apartment community under construction at 17845 N. Porter Road, just north of...
P&Z preview: City’s request for multi-family zoning near City Hall
The Planning & Zoning Commission will decide Monday whether to change the land use map and zoning for 16.78 acres of City-owned land north...
Construction to resume at Desert Passage
The Maricopa City Council on Tuesday approved a final plat for the full buildout of the Desert Passage community.
The action will permit KB Home...
Least expensive home sells for $324,900
The least expensive home sold April 10-May 9 was a single story, two-bedroom home at 42441 W. North Star Drive sold on April 26...
Desert Cedars home appreciates 89% in 3 years
The most expensive home sold in Maricopa April 10-May 9 was a five-bedroom at 44314 W. Yucca Lane that sold April 29 for $595,000....
Modular apartments rise at West Maricopa Village
There is much talk around town about the increasing number of multi-family housing units being approved in Maricopa. But one of the first such...
Bungalows on Bowlin go vertical – Drone video
This story was originally published 02/2022.
The city’s first single-family home for rent community is under construction.
The Bungalows on Bowlin project is being developed by...
P&Z OKs rezoning for 200 more apartments off Porter Road
Another high-density apartment complex was approved Monday night for 10 vacant acres adjacent to Santa Rosa Springs.
The Planning & Zoning Commission voted 5-1 to...
Council OKs zoning change for 5-story apartment buildings
Maricopa City Council voted 5-2 on Tuesday to approve land use and zoning changes for the proposed 536-unit Home at Maricopa apartment project, allowing...
Council set to act Tuesday on huge apartment complex
Maricopa City Council will vote Tuesday on a request to rezone 25.3 acres off Porter Road for a 536-unit apartment complex, one week after...
P&Z gets earful from Glennwilde residents – and OKs apartment complex
Plans for a huge apartment complex are headed to City Council.
The Maricopa Planning & Zoning Commission on Monday unanimously approved site, landscape, elevation and...
Developer: City’s 2nd hospital to open within 2 years
The city’s second hospital will be up and running within two years, according to a spokesman for the developer.
“We’re hoping for Planning & Zoning...
23,000-acre park to rise from mountains west of Maricopa
The legendary naturalist John Muir was an early advocate for preserving the wilderness of America.
Called the “Father of our National Parks,” he was passionate...
Morgan: While helpful, home warranty only goes so far
Of an estimated 21,000 existing houses in the city limits of Maricopa, nearly 8,000 of them are at least 15 years old.
At that age,...
P&Z to consider approval of Home at Maricopa complex
The Maricopa Planning & Zoning Commission will consider approval of plans for the largest apartment complex yet proposed in the city.
The commission will review...
Manufactured home sells for $265K
The least expensive home sold in Maricopa March 10-April 9 was a double-wide manufactured home in the Heritage District that landed the seller $265,000....
489-acre housing community gets preliminary plat approval
The Maricopa Planning & Zoning Commission has approved the preliminary plat for the Moonlight Ridge community, a 489-acre development adjacent to the Ak-Chin Southern...
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