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Scottsdale, Arizona

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Scottsdale

Golf and desert communities in the north, older neighborhoods to the south, and everything in between.

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Silverleaf, Arizona

Silverleaf

Sits at the top of the metro: guard-gated, $3M to $30M+, built around a private Tom Weiskopf course, with a meaningful share of activity happening off-market before it ever hits the MLS.

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Desert Mountain, Arizona

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Desert Mountain

Roughly 8,300 gated acres with six Jack Nicklaus Signature courses, the world's largest private collection, plus a seventh, par-54 course. Median sale price around $3.19M, running $1.3M to $18M+.

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Troon North, Arizona

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Troon North

$1.2M to $10M, trades on the Monument and Pinnacle courses and dramatic desert scenery for golf-first buyers.

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Estancia, Arizona

Estancia

A 24/7 guard-gated community with a private Tom Fazio golf club, large estates, median sale price $4.5 million+, HOAs $500 to $700.

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Whisper Rock, Arizona

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Whisper Rock

A private club community with scattered lots and 24/7 guard gates, median sale price $3.2 million+, HOAs $450 to $650.

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DC Ranch, Arizona

DC Ranch

Outside Silverleaf, most DC Ranch villages run roughly $800K to $4M, with condos and townhomes from about $465K and entry-level single-family homes near $900K. A walkable, amenity-rich entry point.

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Grayhawk, Arizona

Grayhawk

$900K to $3.5M. A walkable, amenity-rich community and a natural step for buyers building toward Silverleaf.

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Scottsdale Mountain, Arizona

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Scottsdale Mountain

$1M to $5M, the pick for buyers who want direct McDowell Sonoran Preserve trail access without a club membership.

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McDowell Mountain Ranch, Arizona

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McDowell Mountain Ranch

A master-planned community with parks, trails and an aquatic center, at more accessible price points.

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Gainey Ranch, Arizona

Gainey Ranch

A gated community in central Scottsdale with 24-hour security, 19 neighborhoods of homes and condos, a golf club and the Estate Club.

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Cave Creek, Arizona

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Cave Creek

Acreage, horse properties and master-planned golf communities north of Phoenix and Scottsdale.

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Rancho Mañana, Arizona

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Rancho Mañana

$675K to $2.2M, suits lock-and-leave buyers who want walkability to downtown Cave Creek's shops and restaurants alongside golf.

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Lone Mountain, Arizona

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Lone Mountain

Leads on land and privacy: large-lot custom acreage, horse privileges, private wells, $900K to $4M+.

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Sonoran Trails, Arizona

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Sonoran Trails

The newer Toll Brothers gated enclave, single-level estates on 15,000+ sq ft lots, $1.45M to $2.6M.

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Dove Valley Ranch, Arizona

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Dove Valley Ranch

Dove Valley Ranch is built around a public Robert Trent Jones Jr. course, with homes from $550K to $1.6M and strong dark-sky preservation.

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Tatum Ranch, Arizona

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Tatum Ranch

$650K to $1.5M, the oldest, most accessible entry point at scale: 1,500 acres, 30+ sub-neighborhoods.

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Anthem, Arizona

Anthem

A master-planned community along the I-17 corridor at the north edge of Phoenix.

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Anthem Country Club, Arizona

Anthem Country Club

The flagship: guard-attended, two 18-hole courses, all single-story homes, $525K to $1.775M, with steady demand from full-time and seasonal buyers.

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Circle Mountain Ranch, Arizona

Circle Mountain Ranch

$595K to $1.1M, the newest build-out through 2020, with several multi-generational floor plans.

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Anthem West, Arizona

Anthem West

In the 85087 zip, $525K to $1.4M, carrying larger lots and currently holding value more firmly than 85086.

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Sendero Crossing, Arizona

Sendero Crossing

$500K to $1.1M, a newer neighborhood built by Mattamy Homes at Circle Mountain Road and 43rd Avenue in Anthem, with open desert on two sides.

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New River, Arizona

New River

$400K to $2M, a rural community along I-17 north of Anthem, with homes on acreage, horse properties and open desert views.

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North Phoenix, Arizona

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North Phoenix

Neighborhoods across the northern part of Phoenix, including the areas around Loop 101 and Desert Ridge.

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Peoria, Arizona

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Peoria

A West Valley city stretching from older neighborhoods to newer communities near Lake Pleasant.

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Buckeye, Arizona

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Buckeye

One of the West Valley's fast-growing cities, with many newer master-planned communities along I-10.

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