Garage Condos in Arizona

Garage Condos For Sale in Arizona (2025)

Phoenix Metro (Greater Phoenix, including Chandler, Scottsdale, Glendale, Deer Valley, etc.)

• Phoenix Metro entry-level garage/flex condos (~1,000-1,200 sq ft) with basic finishes (insulated walls/roof, pre-plumbed restroom or HVAC stub-outs, powered garage doors) are commonly going for $300,000-$380,000 (e.g. units at North Central Garage Club for $323-351k for ~1,044-1,134 sf). Moving up into the mid-size category (~1,200-1,600+ sf) with upgrades such as full A/C, mezzanine or loft space, high ceilings (~18 ft), wider doors, in-unit plumbing, or premium locations (Chandler, North Phoenix, major enthusiast communities) pulls prices into the $450,000-$650,000+ range. For large or premium “trophy” units – very large footprints (1,800-2,500 sf+ or combined units), full built-out interiors and finishes, top security/amenities, often in the best locations near Scottsdale, Deer Valley, or Chandler – you’ll see listings pushing to $700,000-$1 million+ depending on customization and finish.

Tucson Region:

• In Tucson, the dedicated garage-condo market is still very limited, with few purpose-built projects advertised, but based on land costs and housing comps the ranges would likely fall below Phoenix levels: entry units (~700–1,200 sf shells)would be around $250,000–$400,000 for basic storage with minimal finish or utilities; mid-size upgraded units (1,200–1,800 sf) with higher ceilings, larger doors, plumbing or A/C would likely land in the $400,000–$700,000 bracket; and large or premium spaces (1,800–2,500+ sf) with lofts/mezzanines, full climate control, restrooms, and strong security would probably command $700,000–$1M+ if developed in desirable Tucson sub-markets like Oro Valley or the foothills.

Other Arizona Areas (Outskirts / Secondary Markets):

• In Arizona’s outskirts and secondary markets—places like Goodyear, Laveen, Prescott, or smaller towns near lakes and RV hubs—garage condos tend to be more affordable than Phoenix or Scottsdale, with entry units (~700–1,200 sf shells) often in the $200,000–$300,000 range for basic storage with standard doors and little to no HVAC or plumbing, mid-size units (1,200–1,800 sf) priced around $300,000–$500,000 when they include upgrades like taller doors, partial climate control, or a restroom stub-out, and larger premium units (≥1,800–3,000+ sf) occasionally reaching $600,000–$900,000+, though typically at a discount to Phoenix because amenities are lighter, resale demand is thinner, and projects focus more on practical storage for boats, RVs, and small businesses than luxury car-club environments.