Two Gilbert ZIP codes had more than 100 homes under contract in November

Gilbert residential real estate data — (Data provided by Daniel Ochoa, West and SouthEast REALTORS® of the Valley (WeSERV), 1733 E. Northrop Blvd., Chandler, 480-833-7510, https://weserv.realtor)

(Data provided by Daniel Ochoa, West and SouthEast REALTORS® of the Valley (WeSERV), 1733 E. Northrop Blvd., Chandler, 480-833-7510, https://weserv.realtor)

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By Tom Blodgett | 10:15 AM Jan 3, 2021 MST

Featured neighborhood: Shamrock Estates, 85298

Shamrock Estates began construction in 2005 and has 806 single-family homes in its community.

Median home value: $470,000

Homes on the market*: 0

Homes under contract*: 8

Median annual property taxes: $2,462.28

Median price per square foot: $140.21

Average days on the market*: 33

Amenities: Rockwell Park (features ramadas, shaded playground, sand volleyball courts); adjacent to Queen Creek Canal and Seville Golf & Country Club

Build-out year: 2013

Builders: Element, TW Lewis, Taylor Morrison, Taylor Woodrow

Square footage: 1,354-5,52

Home values: $285,000-$820,000

Annual HOA dues (estimated): $770

Schools: Patterson Elementary School, CTA Elementary, Payne Junior High School, Perry High School, Casteel High School

Annual property tax rate (per $100 assessed valuation): $11.3589

*As of Dec. 5

Neighborhood data provided by Debbie Jennings

Realty One Group | 602-550-4958

www.DebSellsAZ.com

Gilbert residential real estate Shamrock Estates

By Tom Blodgett

Raised in Arizona, Tom Blodgett has spent 30 years in journalism in Arizona and is the editor of the Gilbert edition of Community Impact Newspaper. He is a graduate of Arizona State University, where he now serves as an instructional professional in the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication and editorial adviser to The State Press, the university's independent student media outlet.

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