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Eagle Summit: Homes in the 85024 ZIP Code
Late-1990s single-family homes in 85024, near the Loop 101.
Living in Eagle Summit
Eagle Summit is a North Phoenix neighborhood in the 85024 ZIP code, near the Loop 101. The community dates to the late 1990s and is known for midsize single-family homes. The community has a homeowners association (HOA), and much of the neighborhood is served by the Deer Valley Unified School District; confirm for a specific home.
The neighborhood has its own park, and Scarlett Canyon Preserve, a large natural desert open space with hiking trails, sits between Eagle Summit, Arroyo Rojo and Scarlett Canyon. Its location is a big part of its appeal: close to the freeway, and within a short drive of shopping and dining at Desert Ridge and the Shops at Norterra.
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How I help Eagle Summit buyers and sellers
85024 is one of my four focus ZIP codes. I am an Associate Broker with Coldwell Banker Realty, licensed since 2003, and I serve Greater Phoenix.
In a neighborhood with homes of similar age and size, the details decide the price: floor plan, lot, updates and condition. For sellers, that means pricing against the most similar recent sales and deciding which updates buyers will pay for. For buyers, it means comparing Eagle Summit homes carefully with each other and with nearby options. My four steps, Prepare, Inform, Coordinate and Adjust, keep that clear. See how I sell a home.
The 85024 market in 2026
85024 moved quickly in 2026. 309 single-family homes sold, with a median sale price of $630,000, a median of 26 days on market and a median of 100% of list price. The median home was about 2,030 square feet. Source: Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS), single-family homes closed January 1 to September 22, 2026. Markets change; ask me for current numbers.
A fast market helps sellers who are prepared and priced right. It also means buyers benefit from having financing and their priorities settled before they tour, so they can act when the right home appears.
What to look for in Eagle Summit homes
Homes from the late 1990s may be approaching the age where roofs, air conditioning systems and water heaters need attention. Buyers should look at the age and condition of those systems during the inspection. Sellers can often improve their result by knowing those details up front and deciding whether to address them or price accordingly.
Specific situations have their own pages, including selling your home and buying a home. Nearby, compare Arroyo Rojo and Desert Ridge.
Getting around
The Loop 101, Interstate 17 and State Route 51 are all close by, connecting Eagle Summit to the rest of the Valley.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When was Eagle Summit built?
The community dates to the late 1990s, according to public listing records.
How fast are homes selling in 85024?
The median was 26 days on market for single-family homes closed January 1 to September 22, 2026, per the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service.
What is near Eagle Summit?
The Loop 101, Interstate 17, and shopping and dining at Desert Ridge and the Shops at Norterra.
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