You can see it by the traffic, tee time availability, and fitness center usage that Verrado is growing—yet we still have 45% more growth to come. Numbers don’t lie, so here they are:
Growth:
- 6,374 homes closed to date
- 16,600 current residents
- 55% built-out (based on current planning)
Net New Home Sales:
- 304 home sales in 2022
- 604 home sales in 2021 (*record)
New Home Closing Data:
- Verrado 2022
- 283 homes closed
- $515,537 average price
- $233 /sq ft average price
- Verrado 2021
- 412 homes closed
- $393,000 average price
- $184 /sq ft average price
- Victory 2022
- 187 homes closed
- $504,261 average price
- $284 / sq ft average price
- Victory 2021
- 207 homes closed
- $526,000 average price
- $235 / sq ft average price
- $100,000 average base price increase
Demographics
- Population
- 2021 Total Population
- 1 mile: 5,789
- 3 miles: 39,219
- 5 miles: 76,584
- Trade Area:173,539
- 2026 Total Population (proj)
- 1 mile: 6,366
- 3 miles: 43,072
- 5 miles: 84,759
- Trade Area:193,030
- 2021 Total Population
- Average HH Income (2021)
- 1 mile: $125,254
- 3 miles: $101,984
- 5 miles: $105,478
- Trade Area: $75,655
- Median HH Income (2021)
- 1 mile: $106,758
- 3 miles: $84,422
- 5 miles: $86,151
- Trade Area: $78,725
- Per Capita Income (2021)
- 1 mile: $39,308
- 3 miles: $31,149
- 5 miles: $31,169
- Trade Area: $27,869
- Median Age (2022)
- 34.8 yrs old
Community Facts:
- The community has two elementary, two middle and one high school—all Grade “A” rated.
- Loop 303 access off Indian School Road, plus a full-diamond interchange at Jackrabbit Trail and Interstate 10.
- The community has its own full-diamond interchange off of Interstate 10 at Verrado Way.
- The first residents moved in during summer of 2002.
- Banner Health opened its first phase of a new regional hospital at the northwest corner of
- Verrado Way & I-10
- Total Community spans 8800 acres in 13 square miles
- 21 miles of hiking trails
- 71 neighborhood parks
- 2 18-hole golf courses
- Verrado has been named “Best Place to Live” by Arizona Foothills Magazine