
$714,900
Surprise

985 homes and apartments for sale in Surprise, United States.
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24 properties shown

$714,900
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$325,000
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$420,000
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$599,900
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$559,000
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House$47,500
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$485,000
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$377,950
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Apartment$145,000
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$340,000
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$464,990
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$365,000
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$565,000
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$439,900
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$384,900
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$474,999
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$449,999
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$489,888
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$645,000
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$387,777
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$618,474
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$385,000
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$529,000
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$412,000
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Buyer's guide: Surprise
Surprise, Arizona, is a West Valley suburb of Phoenix, and a house market: of 985 current listings on RealEstateAbroad, 930 are houses, and the median asking price is €402,289 for a large 185 m² home. It has grown quickly with master-planned communities and retirement developments.
The middle half of listings ask between €346,853 and €491,686, a tight range. The median price per square metre is €2,267. Prices are generally lower than in Scottsdale or Phoenix proper but higher than older West Valley cities.
| Indicator | Surprise |
|---|---|
| Listings | 985 |
| Median ask | €402,289 |
| Lower quartile | €346,853 |
| Upper quartile | €491,686 |
| Median per m² | €2,267 |
| Median size | 185 m² |
Houses account for 930 listings, apartments 32 and land 23. Three-bedroom (352) and four-bedroom (288) homes lead, then two-bedroom (228), five-plus (76) and one-bedroom (18). Many two-bedroom homes are in age-restricted communities such as Sun City Grand. Family areas include Marley Park, Asante and Prasada. Surprise Stadium hosts spring training, and Loop 303 provides access to the Phoenix area.
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Closing costs in Arizona are about 1.5-3% of the price, covering escrow, title and lender fees. Property tax is lower than in most states, but HOA fees in master-planned communities can be high, and some include landscaping or community amenities. Planning for air-conditioning replacement, pool care and a roof that endures the sun is part of a realistic budget. The valuation tool helps benchmark and the contact page offers local introductions.
Arizona has no foreign-buyer restrictions. Foreign-national mortgages usually need 30% or more down; see US financing. Check HOA rules, especially age-restricted communities. Summer heat above 43°C makes air-conditioning age and pool equipment central to inspections. Property tax is low relative to many states. Read the US buying guide and use the mortgage calculator. For other markets compare Las Vegas, Henderson or San Diego.
Surprise is a retirement-and-family suburb: the community and its HOA rules shape the purchase more than the street.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Arizona imposes no restrictions on foreign ownership of residential property.
The median asking price is €402,289, with half of listings between €346,853 and €491,686.
An age-restricted development such as Sun City Grand. At least one resident must be 55 or older, and rules limit younger occupants and sometimes rentals.
Surprise is about 35 to 50 minutes from downtown Phoenix by road. Many residents work locally or in the West Valley.
Yes. Summer highs often exceed 40°C, so cooling bills and equipment age matter. Mild winters attract seasonal residents.