New construction community in Surprise, Arizona. 5 active listings · $417K – $498K · 2,014 – 2,342 sq ft.
New construction homes at Mesquite Mountain Ranch Phase 1 by Meritage Homes in Surprise, Arizona range from $417K to $498K as of August 2026, with 5 active listings, based on ARMLS data.
Across the Phoenix metro, 65% of new-construction homes cut their price before selling, averaging a $27,289 reduction. 43% sold below their final list price, and the typical home took 43 days to go under contract.
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New homes at Mesquite Mountain Ranch Phase 1 have a median asking price of $452K as of August 2026, or about $213 per square foot, with prices ranging from $417K to $498K across 5 active ARMLS listings.
2 builders currently have new homes in Mesquite Mountain Ranch: Meritage Homes, and Risewell Homes, as of August 2026.
There are 5 new construction homes actively listed at Mesquite Mountain Ranch Phase 1 in Surprise, AZ as of August 2026.
Across the Phoenix metro new-construction market, 65% of homes that sold cut their price before closing, averaging a $27,289 reduction, and 43% sold below their final list price. New construction is more negotiable than builder sales offices suggest.
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