
Arizona: 13 Garage Condo Developments with Units for Sale
$135,000-$1,850,000
Prescott: $135,000+
Flagstaff: $220,000-$300,000
Phoenix: $252,000-$399,000
Marana: $359,000-$795,000
Chandler: $450,000 for 1,200 sq ft
Queen Creek: $875,000-$1,850,000
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Arizona’s garage-condo market is diverse and deepening: from $150K recreational units to $900K+ luxury auto suites and $1M+ hangar condos. Price/SF is highly amenity- and location-sensitive, clustering around $300–$400/SF in Phoenix submarkets, with lower PSF on larger hangar product and value asks in Northern AZ and Lake Havasu. Pipeline activity in Glendale/West Valley and Marana suggests continued supply to meet owner-user and enthusiast demand.
Phoenix Metro (North Valley, East Valley, West Valley)
Entry to mid-tier “toy garage” and small-bay units are active across the Valley. Examples include:
Deer Valley Motor-Vault (North Phoenix): ~660 SF units around $252K (≈ $382/SF) with gated access, climate-ready infrastructure, and clubhouse amenities.
North Central Garage Club (Phoenix): ~1,044–1,134 SF new units $323K–$351K (≈ $309/SF) with 16’ clear heights, restroom/HVAC stubs, and CC&Rs.
Red Hawk Garage Suites (Deer Valley & Glendale): Developer actively selling; Deer Valley is open, Glendale “coming soon,” with published site plans and contacts (Stanley Fosha, Ched Eckert). Glendale units show 920–1,400 SF listed $359,900–$564,900 (≈ $396–$404/SF).
Premium locations/finishes push pricing higher:
Silverleaf Luxury Auto Garages (Scottsdale/DC Ranch): ±1,456 SF condo listed ~$910K; clubhouse, gated access, wash bay; option to add mezzanines.
Falcon Storage (Chandler): ~900 SF climate-controlled units starting around $262.8K; 18’ ceilings, 14’ electric doors, RV circuits, and an owners’ clubhouse.
Tucson & Surrounds (Marana)
New small-bay flex with condo maps and retail-adjacent positioning:
Tangerine Flex Warehouse (Marana): 1,200–2,705 SF shells at $359K–$795K (≈ $294–$299/SF), front-loaded bays and high ceilings—pitched for owner-users and small businesses.
Northern Arizona (Prescott, Flagstaff, Kingman)
RV-forward storage condos with owner amenities and HOAs are a hallmark:
LUXTOR Prescott RV Storage Condos (Prescott): Individually owned RV/boat “toy garages”—public info and marketing note full security, wash/dump stations, and steel units; resale comps show smaller ~713 SF units around $150K (site amenities: ice, restrooms, wash).
Dark Sky Storage Condos (Flagstaff): 1,200–1,620 SF condo units with listing asks in the low $200Ks to $300K per unit in recent marketing.
Concept/development land for garage/loft hybrids in Kingman (e.g., “8-Plex RV Garage” concept 23’×60’ bays with residential above), showing the product type spreading beyond core metros.
Colorado River Corridor (Lake Havasu)
Recreation-centric single units priced below Phoenix per-SF in some cases:
Havasu Storage Unit (Lake Havasu City): ~1,048 SF pull-through, asking $154K; marketed to boat/RV owners and snowbirds near I-40/Hwy 95.
Pricing bands & features (statewide snapshot)
Entry level: ~$150K–$200K for smaller individual storage condos (e.g., Havasu $154K; North Phoenix storage condo at $175K; some Prescott resales near $150K).
Core small-bay toy garages (Valley): ~$260K–$565K for ±660–1,400 SF depending on location/amenities; many projects at $300–$405/SF. (Deer Valley Motor-Vault ≈ $382/SF; North Central ≈ $309/SF; Red Hawk Glendale ≈ $396–$404/SF; Toy Barn Chandler ≈ $375/SF.)
Premium/clubhouse/luxury sub-markets: Scottsdale/DC Ranch ~$900K for ±1,456 SF with high-end branding and shared clubhouse.
Large-format/aviation hangar condos: $1.19M+ for 4,800 SF (Queen Creek), with total project range marketed at 3,600–6,400 SF.
Southern AZ new supply (Marana): $359K–$795K for 1,200–2,705 SF shells aimed at owner-users.
Common amenities & value drivers: gated access, camera security, clubhouses (seating, restrooms/showers, media rooms), wash bays & RV dump, 14’+ doors, mezzanine-ready shells, separate meters/50-amp RV circuits, and CC&Rs to preserve use and standards.
Who’s buying—and why it’s growing
Recreation owners (boats/RVs/off-road toys) want deeded, climate-ready space near lakes, trails, and snowbird corridors (Lake Havasu, Prescott, North Valley).
Auto enthusiasts/collectors pay premiums for brand/location and club amenities (e.g., Silverleaf/DC Ranch).
Small business owner-users favor condo-mapped small-bay flex to control occupancy cost and build equity (Marana, Glendale).
Developers/operators are expanding footprints (e.g., Red Hawk’s Deer Valley open and Glendale coming soon), signaling durable demand.