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Arcadia, AZ
Arcadia is an east Phoenix neighborhood at the south foot of Camelback Mountain, roughly between 44th Street and 68th Street from Camelback Road south toward Indian School Road and the Arizona Canal. Arcadia is mostly single-family homes on large irrigated lots, with original 1950s ranch homes alongside remodels and newly built custom homes; the area south of Camelback near 40th–44th Street is often called "Arcadia Lite."
What do homes cost in Arcadia?
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| Local sold data | Phoenix (May 2026) | Arcadia (March–May 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Median sold price | $467,500 | $1,325,000 |
| Median days on market | 52 days | 57 days |
| Median sold price per sq ft | $279 | $511 |
| Homes sold in period | 1,535 | 93 |
Source: Redfin Data Center — housing market tracker, all residential sales; data published June 2, 2026. City figures are one month; neighborhood and ZIP figures are a 3-month rolling window. Where Redfin does not publish a neighborhood, the ZIP code that contains it is shown and named. Typical rent in Phoenix: $1,574/mo (Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI), August 2026).
| Measure | Maricopa County |
|---|---|
| Average sold price | $473,406 |
| Median list price | $499,000 |
| Average days on market | 68 |
| Average price per sq ft | $260 |
| Sale-to-list ratio | 97.8% |
County snapshot updated October 1, 2026. Source: Redfin — Maricopa County housing market; FRED — Median listing price, Phoenix metro.
Where is Arcadia on the map?
Many lots still have citrus trees fed by flood irrigation from the old orchard system, and the Arizona Canal path and Camelback Mountain trailheads sit at the edge of the neighborhood.
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How far is Arcadia from major job centers?
Arcadia is about 15 minutes by car (7 road miles, no traffic) from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, its closest major job center by car.
~15 min
drive · 7 road mi · no traffic
Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport
~16 min
drive · 8 road mi · no traffic
ASU Tempe campus
~19 min
drive · 10 road mi · no traffic
Downtown Phoenix
~24 min
drive · 12 road mi · no traffic
Scottsdale Airpark
Drive times: OpenStreetMap road routing (OSRM), no traffic, from the center of Arcadia, calculated October 2026. Rush hour takes longer; check a mapping app for live traffic and transit.
Which schools and parks serve Arcadia?
Arcadia is served by the school districts and park systems linked below; confirm the assigned school for any address on the district site.
Is there an HOA or new construction in Arcadia?
HOA
Most Arcadia homes are not in a homeowners association; flood-irrigation rights are handled through local irrigation districts, so confirm both for each property.
New construction
New homes in Arcadia are mostly teardown-and-rebuild custom projects on existing lots rather than new subdivisions.
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Arcadia FAQ
Where is Arcadia?+
Arcadia is an east Phoenix neighborhood at the south foot of Camelback Mountain, roughly between 44th Street and 68th Street from Camelback Road south toward Indian School Road and the Arizona Canal.
What kind of homes are in Arcadia?+
Arcadia is mostly single-family homes on large irrigated lots, with original 1950s ranch homes alongside remodels and newly built custom homes; the area south of Camelback near 40th–44th Street is often called "Arcadia Lite."
Do homes in Arcadia have an HOA?+
Most Arcadia homes are not in a homeowners association; flood-irrigation rights are handled through local irrigation districts, so confirm both for each property.
How much do homes cost in Arcadia?+
The median sold price in Arcadia was $1,325,000 for March–May 2026, with a median of 57 days on market (Redfin Data Center — housing market tracker, all residential sales). The latest Maricopa County average sold price is $473,406 (Redfin Maricopa County housing market (3-month rolling sold data) and FRED / Realtor.com median list price (Phoenix metro), updated October 1, 2026). For a specific home, the local agent can prepare a range from recent nearby sales.
Does Arcadia have flood irrigation?+
Yes — many Arcadia lots receive scheduled flood irrigation, a holdover from the area's citrus-orchard history, delivered through Salt River Project and neighborhood irrigation districts.
What is Arcadia Lite?+
Arcadia Lite is the informal name for the smaller-lot area west of 44th Street and south of Camelback Road that borders the main Arcadia neighborhood.
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