Mountain First Avenue, AZ Housing Market

$308,920

4.1% 1-yr

The average Mountain First Avenue, AZ home value is $308,920, down 4.1% over the past year.

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Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), built from the ground up by measuring monthly changes in property level Zestimates, captures both the level and home values across a wide variety of geographies and housing types.

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Mountain First Avenue Key Takeaways

Typical Home Values: $308,920

1-year Value Change: -4.1%

(Data through August 31, 2025)

Mountain First Avenue Housing Market Overview

--1-year Market Forecast

--For sale inventory(August 31, 2025)

--New listings(August 31, 2025)

--Median sale to list ratio

--Median sale price(July 31, 2025)

--Median list price(August 31, 2025)

--Percent of sales over list price

--Percent of sales under list price

--Median days to pending

(Metric availability is based on market coverage and data)

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Zillow's metrics provide valuable market data by tracking market changes in different locations and housing types.

Nearby Neighborhoods

NameMedian ZHVI
Samos$347,960
El Cortez$296,435
Jefferson Park$393,901
Hedrick Acres$210,939
Keeling$237,082
Northwest$307,090
Campbell-Grant$387,292
Mountain View$296,308
North University$367,971

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Mountain First Avenue Rental Market Trends

--Average rent in Mountain First Avenue

$2,007National average rent(August 31, 2025)

--Month-over-month change

--Year-over-year change

How does this data help me?
The Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI) measures changes in asking rents over time, controlling for changes in the quality of the available rental inventory.