AZ
Mesa Neighborhoods and Homes
Arizona's third-largest city, from downtown Mesa to newer East Valley communities.
Living in Mesa
Mesa neighborhoods cover a large part of the East Valley. Mesa is the third-largest city in Arizona, and it stretches from a revitalized downtown, connected to the rest of the metro by light rail, to newer growth in the southeast near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.
With that much ground, Mesa includes established neighborhoods, golf communities, age-restricted communities and newer master-planned areas, each suited to a different kind of buyer.
Homes in Mesa
Housing in Mesa ranges from older single-family homes near downtown to newer homes in communities with a homeowners association farther east and south, along with condos, townhomes and manufactured-home communities. The right comparison for pricing depends on which part of Mesa and which kind of home.
I am an Associate Broker with Coldwell Banker Realty, licensed since 2003, and I serve Maricopa County. For homeowners who have fallen behind on payments anywhere in the Valley, including Mesa, my page Are You Behind on Your Payments? explains the options calmly and confidentially. Downsizing? See downsizing.
Getting around Mesa
The US 60, the Loop 101 and the Loop 202 serve Mesa, and the light rail extends into downtown Mesa.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How big is Mesa?
Mesa is the third-largest city in Arizona, covering a large part of the East Valley.
Does Mesa have age-restricted communities?
Yes, along with established neighborhoods and newer master-planned areas. We match the community type to what you are looking for.
Buying in Mesa
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