Published : July 8, 2026 • Data as of : July 2, 2026 • Compared to : June 2, 2026 • Coverage : Queen Creek, AZ (city-level) • Source : Cromford® Daily Market Snapshot (Single Family Detached)
Queen Creek • Arizona • Market Updates
Queen Creek Housing Market July 2026 Queen Creek, AZ – city-level snapshot for single-family detached homes.
Q: What is happening in the Queen Creek housing market right now?
A: As of July 2, 2026 , Queen Creek is a buyer’s market : 3.7 months of supply (excluding UCB/CCBS), median monthly sold price $699,000 , days on market (sold) 90 days,
and an average sale-to-list of 97.10% . The Cromford® Market Index sits at 52.5 – down from last month’s 55.2, and the move came from the demand side.
What this means Negotiation: Homes are selling for about 97.10% of list price on average – roughly 2.9% under asking (varies by home). That softened from last month’s 98.65%, so buyers picked up real room at the table.How much is for sale: Inventory is 3.7 months (excluding UCB/CCBS) – up from last month’s 3.3. The CMI at 52.5 still says buyers hold the structural advantage; the supply side of the index remains elevated at 165.9 .How long it takes: Recently-sold homes averaged 90 days on market – up from 78 days last month, and now longer than the 85 days active listings are averaging. Homes are taking longer to sell – buyers are being choosy.Pricing reality ($/SF): Monthly sold $/SF is $282.21 while active list $/SF is $321.43 . That is a $39.22/SF gap between what sellers are asking and what buyers are paying – and that spread is where negotiations happen. This is a rolling snapshot (today vs the same date last month ) so buyers and sellers can track leverage shifts without waiting for end-of-month reporting.
Written by Andrea Scheppe , Phoenix native and REALTOR® with HomeSmart Elite, Valley Solutions Team.
Queen Creek reality check: The CMI slipped from 55.2 to 52.5 this month, and the move came from demand: the Demand Index fell from 95.0 to 87.0 while the Supply Index also eased (171.9 to 165.9 ) – demand cooled faster, so the index drifted lower.
The median monthly sold price jumped from $630,000 to $699,000 , but average closed size rose with it (2,643 to 2,828 sq ft ) – so a large part of that lift is bigger homes selling. Per-foot pricing did firm too: monthly sold $/SF rose from $269.03 to $282.21 , on just 115 closings.
The pace told a different story: sold DOM slowed from 78 to 90 days and sale-to-list eased from 98.65% to 97.10% , so the homes that closed carried firmer per-foot prices but took longer and gave back more at the table.
The pipeline thinned – pending fell from 95 to 85 , under-contract from 155 to 135 , and closings from 131 to 115 – while supply rose to 3.7 months . Queen Creek remains a buyer’s market at CMI 52.5; this month, closed prices firmed even as demand cooled further.
Median sold price (monthly sales)
$699,000 UP ($630,000 → $699,000)
Inventory (months of supply, excl. UCB)
3.7 mo MORE SUPPLY (3.3 → 3.7)
Speed (DOM, sold)
90 days SLOWER (78 → 90)
Negotiation (avg sale price % of list)
97.10% SOFTER (98.65% → 97.10%)
Market call Market: BUYER’S MARKET – DEMAND IS COOLING
The Cromford® Market Index moved from 55.2 to 52.5 this month – anything well under 90 is buyer territory. The cause: the Demand Index dropped from 95.0 to 87.0 while the Supply Index eased to 165.9 (from 171.9). Demand cooled faster than supply, so the index drifted lower – fewer buyers in the pipeline, not a flood of new listings.
Sale-to-list at 97.10% means the homes that close are closing further under ask than last month; what buyers gain here is selection, time, and real negotiating room.
The fastest-moving signals cut both ways: the median sold price rose to $699,000 and monthly sold $/SF firmed to $282.21 – though much of the median move is larger homes selling – while sold DOM slowed to 90 days , closings fell to 115 , and pending dropped to 85 , which runs with the buyer-market read.
Quick pulse vs last month (6/2 → 7/2 ):
active listings 496 → 481 , pending 95 → 85 ,
under contract 155 → 135 , and sales/month 131 → 115 .
Pricing per sq ft: Active list $/SF $319.05 → $321.43 ; Monthly sold $/SF $269.03 → $282.21 ; Under contract $/SF $305.75 → $303.61 .
Sold $/SF jumped while under-contract $/SF eased – the homes that closed this month carried firmer per-foot pricing than what is currently going under contract.
Buyer standings – July 2026 (what to do) Here is the buyer takeaway for July 2026.
The CMI is your leverage: At 52.5 , Queen Creek is in buyer territory (55.2 last month, 66.2 last quarter). Use it on listings that have sat – and note sale-to-list just softened to 97.10%, so sellers are giving more at the table.Use the $/SF gap: Active list is $321.43/SF vs monthly sold $282.21/SF – a $39.22 spread. If a listing is priced well above what is actually closing, that gap is your opening for price reductions or seller concessions.Target the sitters: Sold homes now average 90 days – longer than the 85-day active average – and slower than last month’s 78. The listings aging past that mark are where concessions show up most reliably.Annual median is flat, not climbing: The annual median is $668,450 , about even with last year’s $668,995. You are not racing appreciation in Queen Creek right now – take the time to negotiate properly.Read the monthly median jump carefully: It rose to $699,000 from $630,000, but bigger homes drove it – average closed size jumped to 2,828 sq ft from 2,643. Anchor your offer to $/SF comps ($282.21 closed), not the headline median.Seller standings – July 2026 (what matters) Demand cooled again – that is the headline: The CMI fell from 55.2 to 52.5 on a Demand Index drop (95.0 to 87.0), not a supply surge. Fewer active buyers means pricing precision matters more, not less.Read your comps by the foot, not the median: The median jumped to $699,000 , but average closed size rose to 2,828 sq ft with it – larger homes selling drove much of that. Per-foot pricing did firm to $282.21 from $269.03; price to closed comps for your size and area.Three in four listings are selling: Listing success rate is 74.7% , down from 77.1% last month. The roughly one in four listings that fail are disproportionately the overpriced ones.Homes are taking longer and giving more back: Sold DOM slowed to 90 days from 78, and sale-to-list eased to 97.10% from 98.65%. Buyers are choosy – clean pricing and presentation are what keep you out of the stale pile.Price to the closing market: Monthly sold $/SF is $282.21 and under-contract is running at $303.61 , while active listings ask $321.43/SF . The closer you list to supported comps, the faster you move and the fewer concessions you give at the table.Notes & FAQ This is a rolling daily snapshot (today vs the same date last month), using Queen Creek single-family detached metrics from the Cromford® Daily Market Snapshot.
It is designed to answer “where do buyers and sellers stand right now?” without waiting for end-of-month reporting.
Quick definitions: Months of supply = how much is for sale, DOM = how long it takes to sell, sale-to-list = how much negotiation is happening, and $/SF = price per square foot.
What is Queen Creek’s inventory right now?
About 3.7 months of supply (excluding UCB/CCBS) as of 7/2/26 .
Are buyers negotiating in Queen Creek?
Yes. Sale-to-list is 97.10% as of 7/2/26 – sellers are averaging about 2.9% below asking. That softened from last month’s 98.65%, and with the CMI at 52.5, buyers hold the structural advantage.
Is Queen Creek a buyer’s market right now?
Yes. The Cromford® Market Index is 52.5 as of 7/2/26 – well under the buyer-market threshold, and lower than last month’s 55.2. Buyers have real leverage here.
What is the median home price in Queen Creek?
The median sold price for monthly sales is $699,000 as of 7/2/26 . The annual median is $668,450 , about even with last year. The monthly figure rose from $630,000 last month, driven largely by bigger homes selling – average closed size jumped to 2,828 sq ft – with monthly sold $/SF up to $282.21.
Open: Queen Creek daily snapshot table (Today vs last month vs last quarter vs last year vs 2 years ago) Queen Creek Daily Market Snapshot – Single Family Detached Metric Today (7/2/26 ) Last month (6/2/26 ) Last quarter (4/2/26 ) Last year (7/2/25 ) 2 years ago (7/2/24 ) Active listings 481 496 455 500 429 UCB & CCBS listings 50 60 57 61 39 Active listings excl. UCB 431 436 398 439 390 Pending listings 85 95 117 105 129 Listings under contract 135 155 174 166 168 Sales per month 115 131 126 119 129 Sales per year 1,306 1,305 1,317 1,321 1,182 Days on market (sold) 90 78 107 83 94 Days on market (active) 85 84 84 89 85 Days inventory excl. UCB 121 122 111 122 121 Months of supply (excl. UCB) 3.7 3.3 3.2 3.7 3.0 Active listings $/SF $321.43 $319.05 $321.49 $317.61 $300.98 Under contract $/SF $303.61 $305.75 $290.05 $294.47 $292.47 Monthly sales $/SF $282.21 $269.03 $299.12 $274.22 $277.02 Annual sales $/SF $280.73 $279.99 $280.41 $273.74 $273.27 Avg sale price % of list 97.10% 98.65% 97.31% 98.18% 98.14% Listing success rate 74.7% 77.1% 84.6% 68.8% 77.2% Monthly dollar volume $92M $93M $110M $90M $102M Annual dollar volume $1,030M $1,025M $1,037M $1,007M $878M Average price (monthly sales) $798,117 $711,011 $871,656 $758,749 $789,188 Average price (annual sales) $788,859 $785,536 $787,369 $762,161 $742,768 Median price (monthly sales) $699,000 $630,000 $667,592 $664,000 $685,000 Median price (annual sales) $668,450 $665,000 $665,500 $668,995 $649,992 Average SF (monthly sales) 2,828 2,643 2,914 2,767 2,849 Average SF (annual sales) 2,810 2,806 2,808 2,784 2,718 Contract ratio 31.3 35.6 43.7 37.8 43.1 Cromford® Supply Index 165.9 171.9 151.2 187.4 166.1 Cromford® Demand Index 87.0 95.0 100.1 95.9 103.2 Cromford® Market Index 52.5 55.2 66.2 51.2 62.2
Note: “months of supply” is reported excluding UCB/CCBS inventory.
Disclaimer (method): This post uses the Cromford® Daily Market Snapshot for Queen Creek single-family detached homes,
comparing 7/2/26 against the same-day snapshot from 6/2/26 (and prior periods where shown). Numbers can shift as listings change status and sales record.
Verify current conditions for time-sensitive pricing or offer decisions.