1920 S Plaza Drive Unit 44, Apache Junction
(602) 483-4665
DeLex Realty
Apache Junction sits at the eastern edge of the Phoenix Valley, right at the foot of the Superstition Mountains. It lies mostly in Pinal County, with a small part in Maricopa County, and it draws buyers who want desert scenery, open space and a more relaxed pace than the central Valley. These are the newest homes for sale in Apache Junction listed in the MLS as condos, townhouses, patio homes, twin homes or lofts. Attached homes can be a simpler way to own, with the association handling some exterior maintenance.
With a single-family home you generally own the lot and are responsible for the exterior. With a condo or townhome you usually own the unit and share ownership of common areas, and the association takes care of items like landscaping and building exteriors. That trade-off usually comes with monthly dues and a set of community rules, including rental and pet rules.
Ask for the HOA documents, budget and reserve information early, and confirm the building meets the requirements of the loan you plan to use.
Every purchase is different, and I'm a strong negotiator who keeps negotiating until the keys are in my client's hands. On some homes you may also be able to take over the seller's existing FHA, VA or USDA loan; see my assumable mortgage guide.
Is Apache Junction in Pinal County or Maricopa County?
Apache Junction is in both counties, but most of the city is in Pinal County. Arizona's Office of Economic Opportunity lists the city under both counties, with only a small share of residents on the Maricopa County side. Check the county on the parcel record for any condo you are considering. More on the area is in our Moving to Apache Junction guide.
Do you own the land under a home in a mobile home or RV park?
Often you do not, because in many parks you buy the home but rent the space it sits on. Arizona's Mobile Home Parks Residential Landlord and Tenant Act covers owners who rent a space in a park with four or more spaces. A separate state law covers RV spaces and park models rented by the same tenant for more than 180 days in a row. Read the space lease and park rules before you buy, because disputes are judged against them.
What help is there if a mobile home park closes or a dispute comes up?
The Arizona Department of Housing runs a Mobile Home Relocation Fund that can help qualifying homeowners with moving costs. It can apply when a park closes or is redeveloped, after a qualifying rent increase, or when a park changes its age restriction. If you think a park is breaking the Act, your lease or the park rules, you can file a Petition for Hearing with the Department, and an administrative law judge hears the case after the park has had time to respond.
Can I use an Apache Junction condo as a short-term rental?
Arizona law does not let cities ban short-term rentals, but a city can require a local permit or license. That state law limits cities, not private community rules, so your association's recorded documents may still restrict rentals. Before you buy, ask the City of Apache Junction which local permit rules are in effect.
Does Apache Junction have a community center for adults and seniors?
Yes, the city's Multi-Generational Center on North Idaho Road is open to all ages. It has a fitness area, indoor track, climbing wall, pickleball courts, game room and classrooms, and it hosts the city's senior program on weekdays. That program offers activities, a lunch you reserve ahead and ride reimbursement for medical trips for eligible residents. If you are comparing age-restricted options, see our 55+ communities guide.
Learn more in my Moving to Apache Junction guide, browse homes by lifestyle and amenity, or compare all my Greater Phoenix city guides. Call Terry Day at 602-483-4665.
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