Apartment$227,000
Mesa

1,094 homes and apartments for sale in Mesa, United States.
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24 properties shown
Apartment$227,000
Mesa
Apartment$269,000
Mesa

$749,900
Mesa
Apartment$269,900
Mesa
Apartment$234,900
Mesa
Apartment$320,000
Mesa
Apartment$229,900
Mesa

$399,000
Mesa

$424,900
Mesa

$449,900
Mesa
House$237,500
Mesa

$487,000
Mesa
House$49,000
Mesa

$549,000
Mesa
House$24,000
Mesa

$449,000
Mesa
House$34,900
Mesa

$549,900
Mesa

$399,900
Mesa

$479,950
Mesa

$500,000
Mesa
House$490,000
Mesa
House$174,900
Mesa
House$227,900
Mesa
Buyer's guide: Mesa
Mesa is Arizona's third-largest city and a house-led market: 1,094 current listings on RealEstateAbroad have a median asking price of €393,349, with 1,020 detached houses. Buyers get warm winters, relative affordability within the Phoenix area, and good access to the East Valley's jobs.
The middle half of listings ask between €254,783 and €535,044. The median home size is 150 m² and the median price per square metre is €2,508. Mesa sits between Phoenix and Gilbert/Chandler in price, with older homes cheaper and newer master-planned communities in the east of the city higher.
| Measure | Mesa |
|---|---|
| Listings | 1,094 |
| Median asking price | €393,349 |
| p25 | €254,783 |
| p75 | €535,044 |
| Median price per m² | €2,508 |
| Median size | 150 m² |
Houses make up 1,020 listings, apartments or condos 72 and land 2. Two-bedroom homes lead (363), followed by three-bedroom (345), four-bedroom (246), five-plus (91) and one-bedroom (42). The relatively high share of two-bedroom homes suggests many 55-and-over communities and townhouses.
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Mesa stretches across the east side of the Phoenix metro. Downtown Mesa has a light-rail connection and a revitalised arts district, while Eastmark is a large master-planned community with parks and newer homes. North Mesa near the Salt River has Tonto National Forest access, and Superstition Springs and Red Mountain offer older, established neighbourhoods. Sloan Park hosts a major-league baseball team's spring training. Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport handles budget airlines, and Sky Harbor is about 25 minutes away.
Buyers include snowbirds from the north, retirees in age-restricted communities, families who work in Tempe or Chandler tech and aerospace jobs, and investors. Summers are very hot, and water supply is a long-term regional concern.
Arizona has no foreign-ownership restrictions on residential property.
Property tax in Arizona is low relative to many states. The US buying guide covers the full process.
Closing costs on an Arizona purchase typically total 1.5-3% of the price: escrow, title insurance, recording and lender fees. Annual property tax is among the lower rates in the US, and Arizona levies a flat state income tax, which applies to non-resident landlords on Arizona-source rental income.
Investors should factor in property management, which commonly costs about 8-10% of monthly rent, plus landlord insurance and vacancy. In a market with a significant number of 55+ communities, the pool of rental tenants varies by subdivision, so choose carefully. A quick check with our valuation tool helps benchmark the price, and our team can assist via the contact page.
Within the desert Southwest, compare Las Vegas and Henderson. Californian options include San Diego. Check the US market analysis and the United States page.
Mesa trades the glamour of Scottsdale for space and value, and a large share of its stock is aimed at retirees and first-time family buyers.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Mesa is generally cheaper than Scottsdale and similar to or slightly below Phoenix, depending on the neighbourhood. Newer Eastmark homes can be pricier than older stock.
Yes. Arizona imposes no special restrictions on foreign buyers of residential property.
Median asking price is €393,349 and the middle half runs from €254,783 to €535,044.
An age-restricted development where at least one resident must be 55 or older. Mesa has many; they offer amenities and lower prices but limit who can live in or rent the home.
Temperatures can exceed 43°C, so cooling bills are high and equipment replacement is a recurring cost. Shade, insulation and solar can help.
Light rail runs from downtown Mesa to Tempe and Phoenix, and freeways link the East Valley. Most households still rely on cars, so check commute times at rush hour before committing.
Roughly 1.5-3% of the price for escrow, title insurance, recording and lender fees. Arizona does not charge a state transfer tax on residential sales.