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Goodyear, AZ Real Estate

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Goodyear runs a wider price range than most people expect from a city this size. There are homes here in the three hundreds and homes approaching a million, and the difference is usually about how new the house is and how much land came with it.

Latest Homes for Sale in Goodyear

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Current Real Estate Statistics for Homes in Goodyear, AZ

864
Homes Listed
81
Avg. Days on Site
$241
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$527,936
Med. List Price

What Shapes Prices in Goodyear

Almost everything here is new. Goodyear built out mostly in the last thirty years, so the roof-and-air-conditioner question that dominates older cities matters less. What replaces it is the builder question. A price with an odd ending came off a builder's price sheet rather than a homeowner deciding what to ask, and that number is a starting point. Lot premiums, structural options and design center selections get added on top, and advertised incentives are usually tied to using the builder's lender.

The range is wide. There are homes here in the three hundreds and homes well past a million. What moves you along that range is mostly square footage, how new the house is, and how much land came with it. Use the price filter rather than scrolling, because the first page of results is not representative of what is available.

The HOA number in the listing may not be the whole number. Several of the larger master planned communities out here have a community fee and a master association fee, and listings often show only one. Ask what the total monthly obligation is. It is the most common surprise I see people run into in this part of the Valley.

What I Would Check

Find out whether a home is a resale or still selling from a model, because the price behaves differently.

Check the lot size. Standard subdivision lots and acreage properties both exist here, and the same asking price can buy either one depending on where you are.

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Kelly Benjamin
Kelly Benjamin
1 month ago
If you are searching for homes in Peoria, Cheryl Benjamin is the person to call. She knows the area inside and out and genuinely cares about finding the right fit. The Loving Phoenix Team was responsive, professional, and great to work with. Highly recommend!
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Vicky Hernandez
Vicky Hernandez
5 months ago
My parents had a great experience with selling their home. The whole process went smooth.
Danielle Steinseifzer
Danielle Steinseifzer
7 months ago
Working with Cheryl and the entire Loving Phoenix Team was an amazing experience! In today’s crazy market, selling our house felt like a breeze thanks to their expertise and dedication. We’re so grateful for their support and would absolutely recommend them—and work with them again in a heartbeat. Thank you, Team!
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Melissa Young
Melissa Young
8 months ago
I had the pleasure of working with Roy Rendon from Loving Phoenix, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience. From our very first meeting, Roy was professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely committed to helping me find the perfect home. Roy guided me through every step of the process—from understanding the market and viewing homes to negotiating the offer and finalizing the paperwork. He was always available to answer questions, no matter how small, and made what can be a stressful experience feel seamless and manageable. One of the things I appreciated most was his honesty and transparency. He never pressured me and always offered thoughtful insights to help me make informed decisions. It truly felt like he had my best interest at heart. Thanks to Roy, I found a home I absolutely love. I highly recommend him to anyone looking to buy or sell—he is a true professional and a joy to work with.
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cindy loiland
cindy loiland
8 months ago
I really appreciated how Roy kept me informed throughout the process of selling my house. He made sensible recommendations and respected my decisions. It was a pleasant experience.
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Kevin Bacon
Kevin Bacon
8 months ago
My wife and I recently purchased a home in Surprise, AZ. Cheryl and her team were outstanding. Cheryl was very knowledgeable about the market, patient with our extensive search, and pleasant to work with. Her team made the closing process go very smooth. We would highly recommend her and the "Loving Phoenix" team. K&J from MT
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Todd Piccinini
Todd Piccinini
8 months ago
I was sent to Cheryl Benjamin by a friend of a friend for her intimate knowledge of the area of Glendale we wanted to live. From the first communication with Cheryl she promptly started the search for what we wanted. She listened more than talked and put us in front of a variety of products that we asked for. Her knowledge of what to look for in a mid priced renovated home was impressive. She was never pushy, but always on track with our needs and desires. I wish all the real-estate transactions I have done were as professional and sound as the one I did with the Loving Phoenix Team. Thank you Cheryl and thank you to the whole team that made our dreams come true!!!
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Chris Snow
Chris Snow
8 months ago
I can't say enough great things about Cheryl Benjamin and the Loving Phoenix Team.. They are such valuable resource for anyone considering buying or selling in the Phoenix, Glendale, and Peoria areas.. Their knowledge of the market and the systems they utilize to make the home buying and selling process easy is second to none. They are my go to resource for all things real estate in the Greater Phoenix Area.. You will not be disappointed.
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Goodyear Questions I Get Asked

Is Goodyear more expensive than Buckeye?

Somewhat, yes. Goodyear sits closer in and has less of the very affordable inventory that Buckeye has at the low end. If your budget is the deciding factor, look at both. If commute is the deciding factor, Goodyear is the shorter drive.

Why are there only two zip codes?

Goodyear is compact compared to its neighbors. Most of the city falls in 85338, and 85395 covers the northern portion, which tends to price higher. It is a simpler city to search than Phoenix or Glendale for exactly that reason.

Are homes here mostly new construction?

A large share of them, yes, and you can often spot a builder listing by the price. Numbers with odd endings like $451,805 come from a price sheet, not from a seller deciding what to ask.

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