Scottsdale Real Estate — Sady Flynn, REALTOR®
Homes in Scottsdale have a median price of $1,250,000, average 28 days on market, with 412 active listings at $485 per square foot. Sady Flynn, REALTOR® at My Home Group represents buyers and sellers here — call (480) 678-1005.
Scottsdale runs from the Sonoran Desert foothills of the McDowell range down to a walkable Old Town core, with most housing between the Loop 101 corridor and the Central Arizona Project canal. The city mixes 1950s ranch neighborhoods on irrigated lots, 1980s golf-course subdivisions in McCormick Ranch and Gainey Ranch, custom hillside homes in the McDowell foothills, and mid-rise condominiums near the waterfront.
Scottsdale Market Stats
Median Price: $1,250,000. Average Days on Market: 28. Active Listings: 412. Price Per Sq Ft: $485.
Lifestyle
Scottsdale's layout follows a few anchors: Old Town and the waterfront on the west, the Airpark and Kierland retail to the north, McCormick Ranch and Gainey Ranch in the center, and the McDowell Sonoran Preserve trail system to the north and east. Housing stock spans 1950s ranch homes, golf-course subdivisions, hillside custom builds, and newer mid-rise condominiums. Loop 101 and Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard carry most cross-town traffic, and a large share of the northern desert is protected preserve rather than buildable land.
Schools
Scottsdale Unified School District serves most of the city, with high school campuses that include Chaparral, Desert Mountain, Saguaro, and Coronado. Charter campuses in the city include BASIS Scottsdale and Great Hearts academies, and private schools include Scottsdale Preparatory Academy and All Saints' Episcopal Day School.
Dining
Scottsdale's restaurant corridors run through Old Town, the Scottsdale Quarter, and Kierland. Café Monarch, Virtu Honest Craft, Steak 44, and Mastro's City Hall are among the well-known rooms, and the Old Town blocks add wine bars, coffee shops, and casual spots within walking distance of the waterfront.
Amenities
Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain, Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale, TPC Scottsdale and Troon North golf courses, Scottsdale Fashion Square, the McDowell Sonoran Preserve trail system, and the annual Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction.
Explore Scottsdale real estate with Sady Flynn, REALTOR® at My Home Group. Call (480) 678-1005.
What is the median home price in Scottsdale?
The median home price in Scottsdale is $1,250,000, based on the live market data shown on this page.
How long do homes take to sell in Scottsdale?
Homes in Scottsdale average 28 days on market, according to the same market data.
How many homes are for sale in Scottsdale right now?
There are 412 active listings in Scottsdale at the last update of this page.
What is the price per square foot in Scottsdale?
Homes in Scottsdale are priced at $485 per square foot on average.
Who do I contact about Scottsdale real estate?
Contact Sady Flynn, REALTOR® at My Home Group — call or text (480) 678-1005, or email sadyf443@gmail.com.
Scottsdale
Scottsdale runs from the Sonoran Desert foothills of the McDowell range down to a walkable Old Town core, with most housing between the Loop 101 corridor and the Central Arizona Project canal. The city mixes 1950s ranch neighborhoods on irrigated lots, 1980s golf-course subdivisions in McCormick Ranch and Gainey Ranch, custom hillside homes in the McDowell foothills, and mid-rise condominiums near the waterfront.
$1,250,000
Median Price
28
Avg Days on Market
412
Active Listings
$485
Price Per Sq Ft
Lifestyle
Scottsdale's layout follows a few anchors: Old Town and the waterfront on the west, the Airpark and Kierland retail to the north, McCormick Ranch and Gainey Ranch in the center, and the McDowell Sonoran Preserve trail system to the north and east. Housing stock spans 1950s ranch homes, golf-course subdivisions, hillside custom builds, and newer mid-rise condominiums. Loop 101 and Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard carry most cross-town traffic, and a large share of the northern desert is protected preserve rather than buildable land.
Schools
Scottsdale Unified School District serves most of the city, with high school campuses that include Chaparral, Desert Mountain, Saguaro, and Coronado. Charter campuses in the city include BASIS Scottsdale and Great Hearts academies, and private schools include Scottsdale Preparatory Academy and All Saints' Episcopal Day School.
Dining
Scottsdale's restaurant corridors run through Old Town, the Scottsdale Quarter, and Kierland. Café Monarch, Virtu Honest Craft, Steak 44, and Mastro's City Hall are among the well-known rooms, and the Old Town blocks add wine bars, coffee shops, and casual spots within walking distance of the waterfront.
Amenities
Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain, Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale, TPC Scottsdale and Troon North golf courses, Scottsdale Fashion Square, the McDowell Sonoran Preserve trail system, and the annual Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction.
Common Scottsdale Questions
The median home price in Scottsdale is $1,250,000, based on the live market data shown on this page.
Homes in Scottsdale average 28 days on market, according to the same market data.
There are 412 active listings in Scottsdale at the last update of this page.
Homes in Scottsdale are priced at $485 per square foot on average.
Contact Sady Flynn, REALTOR® at My Home Group — call or text (480) 678-1005, or email sadyf443@gmail.com.
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