Deterministic Market Intelligence

Peoria Housing Market Report
Reporting Period: August 2026 • Balanced Market

This report analyzes official recorded single-family deed transfers from the Maricopa County Recorder and public assessor rolls. All figures are deterministically calculated directly from recorded deeds.

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Current Market Snapshot

Verified Key Indicators for Peoria

Data reflecting closed transactions through August 2026.

Median Sale Price
$515,000
Data Provenance & Lineage

Source: Maricopa County Recorder Public Deeds

Dataset: City of Peoria Closed Residential Deeds

Period: August 2026

Methodology: Median transaction price of single-family detached sales in Peoria.

Active Resale Listings
690
Data Provenance & Lineage

Source: Maricopa County Housing Inventory Audit

Dataset: Peoria Active Resale Supply

Period: August 2026

Methodology: Active single-family listings at month-end.

Closed Monthly Deeds
195
Data Provenance & Lineage

Source: Maricopa County Recorder Public Deeds

Dataset: Peoria Closed Deeds

Period: August 2026

Methodology: Arms-length residential sales recorded in August 2026.

Median Days on Market
42 days
Data Provenance & Lineage

Source: West Valley Listing Velocity Audit

Dataset: Days to Contract

Period: August 2026

Methodology: Median days to contract.

Months of Inventory Supply
3.5 months
Data Provenance & Lineage

Source: Tamara Market Analytics Engine

Dataset: Deterministic Absorption Index

Period: August 2026

Methodology: 690 active listings / 195 monthly closed sales = 3.5 months.

Average Price per Sq Ft
$262 / sq ft
Data Provenance & Lineage

Source: Maricopa County Assessor Records

Dataset: Peoria Closed Sales SqFt Ratio

Period: August 2026

Methodology: Average price per square foot across closed sales.

Market Dynamics

What Changed in Peoria

Over the recent reporting period, active resale supply moved up 1.8% month-over-month. Closed transaction volume shifted by -2%, resulting in an absorption reading of 3.5 months.

Historically in the Phoenix metro area, 4.0 to 5.0 months of supply denotes a completely neutral market. At 3.5 months, Peoria reflects a Balanced Market.

What This Means for Buyers

With 3.5 months of supply and a median contract time of 42 days, buyers enjoy reasonable breathing room. In subdivisions where listings exceed 45 days on market, buyers should structure requests for 2-1 temporary interest rate buydowns or seller-paid closing concessions.

Action: Secure complete lender underwriting prior to contract submission.

What This Means for Sellers

Sellers can no longer rely on arbitrary price testing. With inventory up 20.2% YoY, listings that miss initial pricing brackets experience rapid visibility erosion. Properties priced precisely to closed deed comparables achieve contracts within 25 days.

Action: Service major mechanical systems and obtain pre-listing inspection clarity.

Strategic Horizon

What We're Watching in Peoria

  • •Builder Concessions: Tracking national builder financing forward commitments that compete directly with resale listings in nearby corridors.
  • •Mortgage Rate Thresholds: Assessing buyer demand shifts whenever Freddie Mac 30-year fixed averages move above or below 6.5%.
  • •Micro-Subdivision Variance: Evaluating how premium school boundaries and amenity-rich master plans maintain lower DOM than older un-renovated parcels.
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