CMI Large City Ranking Table July 23, 2026

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Rank July 23, 2026 CMI Now Chg CMI Last Month
1 Fountain Hills 172.1 -5% 181.5
2 Paradise Valley 162.1 23% 131.3
3 Scottsdale 143.7 4% 138.5
4 Chandler 136.3 -8% 147.5
5 Glendale 124.3 7% 116.5
6 Phoenix 123.4 0% 123.8
7 Cave Creek 123.2 8% 113.9
8 Mesa 117.5 -2% 120.4
9 Gilbert 106.2 -4% 110.9
10 Avondale 101.7 -5% 106.7
11 Peoria 99.1 3% 96.0
12 Tempe 93.5 -9% 103.3
13 Surprise 78.2 3% 75.7
14 Goodyear 77.7 -4% 81.1
15 San Tan Valley 59.2 -11% 66.5
16 Maricopa 58.0 -8% 62.9
17 Buckeye 55.0 -1% 55.5
18 Queen Creek 50.3 -5% 53.3

The average CMI is down 0.8% from last month. This is marginally less favorable for buyers than last week. The market just does not seem to be able to make up its mind which direction to head. Supply has stabilized but is still drifting down slightly, while demand remains weak but has stopped getting worse. This does not add up to a perceptible change in the market as a whole, though several sub-markets are changing to a greater degree.

The number of cities moving in a direction favorable to buyers is twelve, one more than last week. We have only six moving in a direction that is favorable to sellers. Among these, Paradise Valley stands out for sellers with an exceptional +23%, with Cave Creek and Glendale far behind at +8% and +7%. In the other direction, the Southeast Valley is the main region moving in favor of buyers at the moment. San Tan Valley (-11%), Tempe (-8%), Chandler (-8%), and Maricopa (-8%) feature prominently in the list of 12 cities moving in this direction.

We once again have 8 cities in a seller’s market, 4 balanced, and 6 in a buyer’s market.

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