New construction community in Maricopa, Arizona. 4 active listings · $345K – $432K · 1,789 – 2,079 sq ft.
New construction homes at Rancho El Dorado Phase Iii Parcel 57 by Century Communities in Maricopa, Arizona range from $345K to $432K as of August 2026, with 4 active listings, based on ARMLS data.
In this community, 64% of the homes that sold cut their price before closing, averaging a $23,395 reduction. 36% sold below their final list price, and the typical home took 96 days to go under contract.
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New homes at Rancho El Dorado Phase Iii Parcel 57 have a median asking price of $400K as of August 2026, or about $203 per square foot, with prices ranging from $345K to $432K across 4 active ARMLS listings.
3 builders currently have new homes in Rancho El Dorado: Century Communities, DRB Homes, and Richmond American, as of August 2026.
There are 4 new construction homes actively listed at Rancho El Dorado Phase Iii Parcel 57 in Maricopa, AZ as of August 2026.
In Rancho El Dorado Phase Iii Parcel 57, 64% of homes that sold cut their price before closing, averaging a $23,395 reduction, and 36% sold below their final list price. New construction is more negotiable than builder sales offices suggest.
The typical new home in Rancho El Dorado Phase Iii Parcel 57 took 96 days to go under contract, based on ARMLS closed sales.
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