What Land Actually Sold For in Phoenix
269 land sales closed in and around Phoenix over the
last 24 months. Here is the middle half of what they went
for — the range most parcels landed in, not an average.
| Parcel size |
Typical price per acre |
Sales |
Time to sell |
|
2 to 10 acres
|
$99,200 – $441,000 |
56 |
— |
|
Under 2 acres
small in-town lots
|
$194,000 – $833,000 |
203 |
— |
Our own recorded sales for Phoenix and the surrounding area, most recent
2026-08-28. Price per acre falls as parcels get bigger, so the sizes are
kept separate — a blended number would be misleading. Blank means we do not have
enough sales to say honestly.
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Land moves in Phoenix. Our records show 269 parcels sold in and around Phoenix, in Maricopa County, over the last two years, the most recent on 2026-08-28. A typical sale was 1.1 acres at about $389,000.
The mix matters as much as the price. Large acreage is rare here — only 1% of sales were 40 acres or more, and 3% fell between 10 and 40 acres. If your parcel is bigger than what usually trades here, expect a thinner buyer pool and a longer wait on the open market.
Price per acre falls as parcels get bigger, so there is no single Phoenix number. In our records, parcels between 2 and 10 acres sold for $99,200 to $441,000 an acre across 56 sales. That is the middle half of sales in each size — a quarter went for less, a quarter for more, depending on access, terrain and whether the parcel has power nearby.
Prices have risen. The median went from $312,000 an acre in 2025 to $445,000 in 2026, a 42% up move. We price off today's sales, not last year's.
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