
$734,888
Queen Creek

619 homes and apartments for sale in Queen Creek, United States.
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24 properties shown

$734,888
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$753,990
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$760,990
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$2,199,000
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$784,990
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$644,990
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$1,650,716
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$734,900
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$1,683,311
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$1,638,715
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$1,625,000
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$1,750,000
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$1,229,999
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$3,500,000
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$1,899,900
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$879,490
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$581,789
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$775,000
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$710,000
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$599,900
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$349,900
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$660,000
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$460,000
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$639,990
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Buyer's guide: Queen Creek
Queen Creek is a fast-growing Phoenix East Valley suburb, and almost every property for sale is a house: 604 of 619 listings, with a median asking price of €622,206.
Compiled from current listings on RealEstateAbroad; asking prices converted to euros.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €622,206 |
| Middle 50% (p25 to p75) | €491,641 to €804,573 |
| Median price per m² | €2,628 |
| Median size | 240 m² |
| Listings | 619 |
Four-bedroom homes lead with 262 listings, then 144 three-bedroom, 135 with five or more and 64 two-bedroom. There are 14 plots and a single apartment. Compare nationally through houses for sale in the United States and land.
At 240 m² the median home is large, typical of master-planned communities with garages, pools and desert landscaping.
Check whether a community charges special district or community facilities assessments in addition to HOA dues, because these add to the monthly cost of owning.
Queen Creek lies southeast of Phoenix, near Gilbert and Mesa, with views of the San Tan Mountains and quick access to Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. Communities are often built around parks and golf or lakes, with strong schools and shopping centres.
Buyers are families, retirees from colder states and out-of-state investors. Summers are very hot, and water supply and HOA fees are considerations. Other markets to compare include Las Vegas and Henderson.
There is no restriction on foreign ownership in Arizona. Property tax rates are comparatively low, but HOA dues and electricity costs can be significant. Lenders often require 30% or more down from non-residents. Title and escrow companies handle closing.
Before buying new builds, get an independent inspection and read the builder's warranty. See our US buying guide and mortgage guide for the US, plus the United States overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Many communities are recent, though resale homes are common too. Check build year in each listing.
The median is 240 m² in our data.
Yes. Arizona has no ownership ban on foreign buyers.
Cooling costs are high, so ask for utility bills and check pool maintenance costs.