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Rancho Sahuarita Price per Square Foot

November 15, 2008 | By Kelley Koehler | Filed Under Market Discussion, Tucson Neighborhoods 

Heading down to Rancho Sahuarita today to check out some homes for sale in the area.  Rancho Sahuarita is an interesting community, it’s all designed to get people out of their homes and into the neighborhood.  Typically, the lots are on the small side; there are some exceptions scattered throughout, but the community amenities are fairly spectacular.  There’s a lake, for crying out loud.  A water park, a big rec center, trails and playgrounds scattered about.  And the HOA fee is somewhere around $56/month for all of that.

So what are house prices doing in Rancho Sahuarita?  Pretty much what you’d expect in this market.  This is the price per square foot of homes in Rancho Sahuarita since the start of 2005. 

I was down at Rancho Sahuarita a couple weeks ago, and was pleased to see the decent amount of retail that has moved into the area.  Back when the community first started, it was rather out in the middle of no where.  It’s good to see the community growing and taking shape.

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