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Housing Market Report · September 2026

SaddleBrooke Housing Market Report

As of September 2, 2026, the median sale price in SaddleBrooke over the last twelve months was $482,500 across 132 closed sales, at $217 per square foot and a median 105 days on market.

$482,500

Median Sold Price

$217

Median $/Sq Ft

105

Median Days on Market

97.7%

Sale-to-List

53%

Cash Buyers

Closed sales by month

Every complete calendar month in the window, with the number of residential sales that closed and the median sold price of those sales. A month with few sales has a median that moves with the mix of homes that happened to close, so read the count alongside the price.

MonthClosed salesMedian sold pricevs prior month
Oct 202510$447,500n/a
Nov 20255$442,000-1.2%
Dec 202514$510,000+15.4%
Jan 202617$500,000-2.0%
Feb 20268$480,000-4.0%
Mar 202613$495,000+3.1%
Apr 202617$510,000+3.0%
May 202614$521,500+2.3%
Jun 20268$505,000-3.2%
Jul 202610$487,000-3.6%
Aug 20263$320,000-34.3%

Where the sales closed

The 132 closed sales by sold price. The busiest band was $300k to $500k, with 67 sales (51% of the total).

  • Under $300K4 (3%)
  • $300K to $500K67 (51%)
  • $500K to $750K49 (37%)
  • $750K to $1M6 (5%)
  • $1M to $1.5M5 (4%)
  • $1.5M to $2M1 (1%)
  • $2M and up0 (0%)

Reading the report

What these numbers mean if you are buying or selling in SaddleBrooke

Sale-to-list: 97.7%

The median SaddleBrooke home closed at 97.7% of its final asking price. On a $500,000 listing that gap comes to about $11,550. For a seller it is the discount to expect once the price is right; a wider gap on your own home usually means the price is still being tested. For a buyer it is the reference point for an opening offer. It is measured against the final list price after any reductions, so it says nothing about how far a home was reduced before it sold.

Cash buyers: 53% of sales

53% of closed sales in SaddleBrookewere cash purchases, by the financing recorded on each sale. A cash buyer closes without an appraisal or a loan contingency, so a financed buyer competing for the same home competes on certainty as much as on price: a full underwritten pre-approval, a shorter inspection period and a plan for an appraisal shortfall all count. For a seller, a higher cash share means more offers that do not depend on a lender's appraisal.

Seller concessions: 25% of sales

25% of SaddleBrookesales recorded a seller concession, a credit from the seller at closing that usually goes toward the buyer's closing costs or an interest-rate buydown; where one was given, the median was $4,000. A concession lowers the seller's net the same way a price cut does, so sellers should read it together with the sale-to-list ratio above. Buyers can ask for one: fewer than half of the sellers here agreed to one, so it is a negotiation, not a given.

Contract to close: 31 days

The median SaddleBrooke sale went from an accepted contract to a closed deal in 31 days. Days on market on this page runs from the listing date to the closing date, so the median 105 days already includes that escrow period. Buyers should plan the move, the rate lock and the inspections around 31 days; sellers should expect the proceeds about that long after accepting an offer, not on the day they accept it.

SaddleBrooke market

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in SaddleBrooke?

$482,500. That is the median of 132 closed residential sales in SaddleBrooke reported to MLS of Southern Arizona (MLSSAZ) between September 2, 2025 and September 2, 2026, at a median $217 per square foot.

How long does it take to sell a home in SaddleBrooke?

The median SaddleBrooke sale took 105 days from listing to closing, of which a median 31 days ran from the accepted contract to the closing.

Do homes in SaddleBrooke sell for asking price?

The median sale closed at 97.7% of its final list price. On a $500,000 asking price that comes to about $488,450. Seller concessions were recorded on 25% of sales, with a median of $4,000 where one was given.

How many SaddleBrooke home buyers pay cash?

53% of closed sales in SaddleBrooke over the last twelve months were cash purchases, by the buyer financing recorded on each sale in the MLS.

Methodology

Source: MLS of Southern Arizona (MLSSAZ). Window: September 2, 2025 to September 2, 2026 (12months) by close date, residential property class only; land and multi-family sales are excluded. Every median is computed per sale: price per square foot is the median of each sale's own ratio, not the median price divided by the median size, and sale-to-list is the median of each sale's close price divided by its final list price. Cash share is the share of sales whose buyer financing was recorded as cash, among sales where financing was recorded. Days on market is the listing date to the closing date. Contract to close runs from the day the listing left active status, which is when an offer was accepted, to the closing date. An area is published only when it had at least 20 closed sales in the window; this one had 132. Monthly figures cover complete calendar months only. Medians describe the area as a whole and not any individual home. As of September 2, 2026.

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