Desert Cedars — Maricopa, AZ
Master-planned community · figures as of
| HOA | Desert Cedars Homeowners Association (ACC 11742875) |
|---|---|
| HOA dues | $261/quarter Source: 2026 guide |
| Dues include | Common area and park maintenance. |
| Amenities | Walking/biking paths, Playgrounds, BBQ areas |
| Recent recorded sales | $355,000 median · most $321,000–$430,000 · about $142/sq ft 9 recorded sales, October 2025–September 2026. Pinal County Assessor parcel records (most recent recorded sale per parcel; bulk/portfolio transfers excluded) |
| Year built | 2005–2006 (median 2005) |
| Home size | Most 1,572–3,527 sq ft |
| Homes planned | 418 (418 built per City records) |
City-drawn development footprint. Not the legal HOA annexation boundary; may include school/park/commercial tracts.
Questions about Desert Cedars
What are the HOA fees in Desert Cedars, Maricopa, AZ?
$261/quarter. Source: 2026 guide. Dues change; confirm with the association before relying on this.
What is the HOA for Desert Cedars?
Desert Cedars Homeowners Association (ACC 11742875).
What amenities does Desert Cedars have?
Walking/biking paths, Playgrounds, BBQ areas.
What do homes sell for in Desert Cedars?
The median recorded sale price was $355,000, with most between $321,000 and $430,000, across 9 recorded sales from October 2025 to September 2026. About $142 per square foot. Source: Pinal County Assessor parcel records (most recent recorded sale per parcel; bulk/portfolio transfers excluded)
When was Desert Cedars built?
Homes were built between 2005 and 2006, with a median year of 2005. Source: Pinal County Assessor parcel records.
Nearby communities
Sources
Arizona Corporation Commission, via HOA contact list 2026-10-07
magazines.inmaricopa.com/2026-NRVG-Maricopa/42-43/
HOA dues and amenities change, so check with the association before you rely on them. Community outlines are the City of Maricopa's development footprints, not legal HOA boundaries. Page generated · sale prices are recorded county sales from October 2025–September 2026. Questions about Desert Cedars? Book a Zoom with Mike.