4441 E Southern Avenue Unit -, Mesa
(602) 483-4665
DeLex Realty
Mesa is one of the largest cities in Arizona, with a wide range of neighborhoods, price points and lifestyles. It stretches across the East Valley and has a growing downtown, easy freeway access and plenty of parks and outdoor recreation. These are the newest homes for sale in Mesa listed at $1,000,000 and above. There is no single definition of a luxury home, so I use this price point as a starting place for this area.
At higher price points, lot, views, privacy, finishes and amenities can vary widely, and terms and timing can matter as much as price. Having an experienced agent on your side helps you compare properties and structure an offer that protects your interests.
Every luxury home is different, so plan on detailed inspections and a careful review of the HOA documents, if any, before you make an offer.
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.
Learn more in my Moving to Mesa guide, browse homes by lifestyle and amenity, or compare all my Greater Phoenix city guides. Call Terry Day at 602-483-4665.
What are building envelope lots in Mesa's Desert Uplands area?
In parts of Mesa's Desert Uplands area, building envelope lots limit construction to a defined part of the lot, and the land outside that envelope must stay undisturbed during and after construction. The city's standards list subdivisions such as Anasazi Estates, Granite Mountain and several Las Sendas neighborhoods, and they generally cap disturbance at 50 percent of the lot. New landscaping has to come from a preferred desert plant list, and turf is discouraged to keep the desert character.
Are there airport overflight areas in Mesa?
Yes, Mesa's Airfield Overlay district covers overflight areas around Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport and Falcon Field Airport. New residential subdivisions there carry a recorded aircraft overflight disclosure, and in some overflight areas new homes need an engineer's or architect's certification that indoor airport noise will stay at or below 45 decibels. Ask for the airport disclosure and read the subdivision documents before you buy.
Do I need a license to use a Mesa home as a short-term rental?
Yes, the City of Mesa requires a Short-Term Rental License for any unit rented for 29 days or fewer at a time. The license goes only to the deeded owner, and the application needs a valid Arizona TPT license that lists the unit, plus a designated emergency contact. Owners must also notify neighbors, and buyers in an HOA should confirm that the HOA allows short-term rentals.
Is Usery Mountain Regional Park close to Mesa?
Yes, Usery Mountain Regional Park is a 3,648-acre Maricopa County park on the Valley's east side with a Mesa address on N. Usery Pass Road. The county lists the Wind Cave Trail as its most popular feature, and the park also offers camping and archery. Learn more about the city in our moving to Mesa guide.
Buying or selling a $1M+ home? I'm Terry Day with DeLex Realty: 20+ years in Greater Phoenix, recent sales up to $2.7 million, and straight talk with no attitude.
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