Homeowners in Mesa ask me the same question all the time: what would my home sell for today? The honest answer is that it depends on more than square footage. Mesa is one of the largest cities in the Valley, from established central neighborhoods to newer East Mesa communities like Eastmark and mountain-view areas like Las Sendas, plus active-adult communities. Pricing has to start with the right part of Mesa.

5 things that move home prices in Mesa

  1. Which part of Mesa. Central, East and Northeast Mesa each have very different price ranges and buyers.
  2. Age-restricted or not. 55+ communities have their own buyer pool and their own comparable sales.
  3. Views and lot. Mountain views, larger lots and RV parking can add value.
  4. Updates. Older homes with newer roofs, A/C and kitchens compete much better.
  5. New construction nearby. Builder incentives in East Mesa can compete with resale homes.

How I put a number on your home

I start with recent sales that truly match your home, then adjust for differences the way an appraiser would, using my archive of hundreds of Arizona appraisals. I take out seller-paid credits that make some sales look higher than they were, and I show you the active listings you'd be competing with. You get a price range for your home as it is, plus what a few updates could add.

Learn more about how I help sellers, or read why the right list price beats a big one. See homes for sale in Mesa.

Thinking about selling in Mesa?
I'll put together a free pricing report built from real comparable sales. Call or text Terry Day, REALTOR® with DeLex Realty, at 602-483-4665.

Terry Day, REALTOR®, DeLex Realty, 10115 E Bell Rd, Ste 105, Scottsdale, AZ 85260.