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El Mirage Real Estate Market Conditions

Median sales price
$65,000
-7.02%
change since last quarter
# Active listings
30
30-day change

El Mirage Schools and Demographics

Schools

Demographics

Education near El Mirage, AZ

	City	County
High School Graduates	71.08	83.97
College Degree - 2 year	7.74	7.52
College Degree - 4 year	9.22	17.97
Graduate Degree	3.32	8.97
Expenditures per Student	3,369	4,059
Students per Teacher	20.4	20.2

Elementary Schools near El Mirage, AZ

	Grades	Students	P/T Ratio	ZIP
Apache Elementary School	PK - 08	936	19.1	85382
Coyote Hills Elementary School	KG - 08	1,467	21.3	85382
Desert Harbor Elementary School	PK - 08	903	18.6	85382
Dysart Elementary School	KG - 08	865	16.6	85335
El Mirage School	PK - 08	987	18.8	85335
Frontier Elementary School	PK - 08	1,275	21.2	85382
Kingswood Elementary School	PK - 08	787	19.4	85374
Luke School	PK - 08	899	18.3	85307
Oakwood Elementary School	KG - 08	753	19.3	85381
Oasis Elementary School	PK - 08	732	16.1	85381
Parkridge Elementary School	PK - 08	1,025	20.7	85382
Parkview Elementary	KG - 08	846	14.1	85374
Paseo Verde Elementary School	PK - 08	835	17.7	85381
Riverview School	KG - 08	1,057	20.9	85335
Sky View Elementary School	PK - 08	623	12.5	85381
Sonoran Sky Elementary School	PK - 08	791	18	85307
Surprise Elementary School	PK - 08	886	18.7	85335
Thompson Ranch Elementary School	KG - 08	859	18.3	85335
West Point Elementary School	KG - 08	1,052	20.8	85374

	Grades	Students	P/T Ratio	ZIP
Centennial High School	09 - 12	2,141	21.8	85381
Dysart High School	09 - 12	1,813	18.8	85335
Paradise Honors High School	09 - 12	46	0	85374
Skyline West Prep School	07 - 12	130	0	85382
Sunrise Mountain High School	09 - 12	1,781	21.1	85382
Superior School	09 - 12	99	0	85374
Valley Vista High School	09 - 12	2,322	23.3	85374
Willow Canyon High School	09 - 12	2,167	24.2	85374

	Grades	Students	P/T Ratio	ZIP
* Peoria Transition Center	07 - 12	195	10.3	85381
Arizona Charter Academy	KG - 12	430	0	85374
Paradise Education Center	KG - 12	1,388	0	85374
Tempe Thomas J. Pappas Regional Elementary School	-	174	0	85382

	Grades	Students	P/T Ratio	ZIP
Above and Beyond Childcare	PK - 2	98	6	85374
Montessori Kingdom of Learning	PK - 8	193	24.3	85381
Northwest Christian School-Peoria Campus	KG - 6	139	8.1	85381
Southwest Indian Schools/Living Word Academy	1 - 11	31	10.7	85381
Sunrise Montessori School	KG - 5	56	6	85382

	City	County
Neighborhood Type	Suburban
Population	31,797	3,817,117
Population Density	3,171	415
Median Age	27.8	34.6
People per Household	3.4	2.7
Median Household Income	40,645	52,224
Average Income per Capita	15,481	25,419

El Mirage Real Estate Overview

El Mirage is located in Arizona. El Mirage, Arizona has a population of 31,797.

The median household income in El Mirage, Arizona is $40,645. The median household income for the surrounding county is $52,224 compared to the national median of $50,935. The median age of people living in El Mirage is 27.8 years.

El Mirage Weather

The average high temperature in July is 106 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 40 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 9 inches per year, with 0 inches of snow per year. No weather information available.

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About El Mirage

First settled by migrant farm workers in 1937, this small residential community 16 miles from downtown Phoenix has a friendly atmosphere and continues to embrace family values and Hispanic traditions. El Mirage celebrates its past, its people and most importantly, its transition into the future with annual festivals and events. Many of the residents live in affordable homes in new subdivisions, and enjoy the natural beauty of nearby White Tanks Mountain Regional Park. Heavy industry is the primary local economy in El Mirage, but the city government is actively courting new commerce and industry.

Activities and Attractions

Founders Day is a big annual celebration in El Mirage, with a parade, fiesta, carnival and live music. A nearby attraction is the Pioneer Arizona Living History Museum, replica of a 1880s Arizona village complete with costumed guides, restored buildings, and crafts demonstrations from the era. For the outdoors enthusiasts, the 10,000-acre Lake Pleasant to the north has fishing, swimming, boating, water skiing, fishing, hiking and places to camp or park the RV. White Tanks Mountain Regional park, to the west, has hiking trails leading to ancient Indian petroglyphs and a scenic desert waterfall.