Surprise has grown a lot in recent years, and much of its housing is newer construction. If you want a newer home with more space for your budget, Surprise is worth a look.
Living in Surprise
Surprise Stadium hosts MLB spring training for two teams every year, and the surrounding area has parks, a library and recreation facilities. The city also has several active-adult communities.
What the homes are like
The large majority of homes in Surprise are single-family homes, and many were built in the last 20 years. Many neighborhoods are part of master-planned communities with an HOA, so be sure to look at the fees and rules.
Getting around
Grand Avenue (US-60) and the Loop 303 are the main routes. Surprise is farther from central Phoenix than Glendale or Peoria, so think about your commute if you work downtown.
Surprise neighborhoods to know
Marley Park
A popular master-planned community with parks, a community center and traditional-style homes.
Surprise Farms
Newer homes with community parks, close to Grand Avenue and the Loop 303.
Sun City Grand
A large active-adult (55+) community with golf courses and recreation centers.
Asante
Newer construction in northwest Surprise with room to grow.
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