Peoria Homes and Real Estate
Peoria stretches from established neighborhoods in the south to newer, more open areas in the north near Lake Pleasant. It's one of the most varied cities in the West Valley, so where you buy makes a big difference.
Living in Peoria
South Peoria has older, established neighborhoods with mature trees and homes from the 1970s through the 1990s. Farther north, you'll find newer master-planned communities, larger homes and more desert views. Lot sizes vary from standard suburban lots to larger lots on the edges. It suits nearly everyone, from first-time buyers to move-up families and people who want space.
• Lake Pleasant Regional Park for boating, hiking and camping
• Peoria Sports Complex, a spring training ballpark
• Dining and entertainment near the sports complex
• Many city parks and trails
• Access to the Loop 101 and Loop 303
Homes in Peoria
Peoria has everything from older single-level homes to newer two-story and custom homes. In October 2026, the median list price in Peoria was $555,000. I'll help you figure out which part of Peoria fits your budget and lifestyle.
Thinking about a move in Peoria? Call or text Randy: 602-790-9822
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Ready to talk about your move? Call or text Randy: 602-790-9822