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The city of Coolidge is located on State Highway 87, approximately halfway between Phoenix and Tucson. The city of 6,900 is in Pinal County. The community of Coolidge is situated close to the Gila River halfway between Phoenix and Tucson. Coolidge was once known as being the “Cotton King.” The Gila River played a big role in providing the necessary water to grow cotton.
Even though Coolidge is not technically in the Valley of Sun, it is getting closer to becoming part of it. The growth and expansion in the East Valley have exploded, causing borders to change. It is predicted that one day Coolidge will be connected to the Valley of the Sun through the development of surrounding communities.
Coolidge is also inside Arizona’s Golden Corridor. This corridor is a strip of land running from Phoenix to Tucson. It is envisioned that the Arizona Golden Corridor will be the next growth area in the state. The Arizona Golden Corridor will be a cluster of cities and towns stretching along the edge of Interstate 10. Although the city of Coolidge does not sit on Interstate 10, it is still considered part of Arizona’s Golden Corridor.
Climate

The climate is typical of the southwest. There is a mild winter that is balanced by a long hot, dry summer. Many have claimed that the dry, hot summer conditions have helped to relieve many of their allergy symptoms. Summer days are clear and spectacular and the temperatures are truly remarkable. Spring and autumn are mild transitions into the other seasons. There is a brief monsoon season that is truly extraordinary.

Coolidge Properties
Coolidge properties range from small ranchettes to much larger farms and ranches. Some newer residential developments have popped up in the area. There are many choices in Coolidge when it comes to living styles. The desert landscape makes Coolidge the perfect home.
From the surrounding area’s rich history to its southwestern farming roots, Coolidge offers its residents a progressive quality of life.
It is a city that blends a relaxed, rural atmosphere with convenient access to urban areas nearby. Its natural desert plants grow in abundance and create spectacular landscapes in and around the city. Coolidge is a progressive and comfortable place to live in.
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The Market

The spectacular amount of market activity in Arizona over the past decade has been well documented. People of all walks of life have been moving to Arizona, and particularly Phoenix, in numbers unmatched in recent memory.

Figures from 2000-2005 show nothing but increased construction, development, unit sales and unit sales prices in virtually every category of structure offered on the market. The greatest degree of growth occurred during fiscal 2005, where previous growth statistics, impressive in their own rights, spiked sharply to even higher levels. Of particular note to the residential home seller/buyer was the record appreciation in new and resale home values. These rates were up for new homes and resales, rentals, and condominium units, the only difference being one of degree.

While it is true that not all Phoenix area real estate markets showed the same amount of increase it is true that the degree of growth for each area was proportional.

Then along came 2006 and equally well documented has been the decline in the rate of growth of some key market indicators. The greater Phoenix resale home market is showing marked decreases in sales figures for comparable periods last year across the valley and across most unit categories.

One interesting exception is the median price for resale units has risen slightly. This rising price accompanied by a decrease in sales seems to be more in keeping with normal market tendencies. One would expect spectacular growth to lead eventually to a degree of scarcity that would be reflected in higher prices. Could this indicate that the market has reached its peak?

Let’s look at another indicator to see what it may tell us.
Since 1985, the Arizona Real Estate Center has computed what it calls “affordability indexes” for the Greater Phoenix area and several nearby cities.

The index was invented as a guide to predict market activity. When the index value is 100, the typical home buyer (based on the current median resale price and household income) would be able to afford a median-priced home at the stated effective interest rate. A lower index value indicates less availability of affordable single-family homes.

The affordability index for the areas selected for the study shows a significant reduction in the availability of that this type of housing within the means of the ordinary consumer. Whether this data can be used as a reliable indicator for other groups and other types of housing is arguable, but it does beg the question “how much longer will the market be able to sustain a situation where both sellers and buyers can apparently benefit by getting involved in the market?

The short answer is that these conditions can remain so long as they are supported by the market.

So when we take a long look at the larger picture we must ask ourselves whether we can realistically expect to realize more potential gain or value now or at some time in the future and it is very reasonable to conclude that the best possible time to buy or sell Arizona really is now.

Coolidge History
The town had its earliest start as a small farming community. Things were relatively quiet until President Coolidge authorized the building of the Coolidge Dam in 1924. The large scale Coolidge Dam construction project gave momentum to the development of the City of Coolidge. The dam provided water for crops and for people living in the area.

Today, agriculture is not its only focus for the town. Coolidge is becoming a regional trade and service centre, dealing with the dual markets of Phoenix and Tucson. The community provides equipment, supplies, and personal services to the area’s families. Coolidge’s future continues to use its strategic location to create an active environment for economic and business development.

Education plays an important role in Coolidge. Central Arizona Community College, the Signal Peak campus is located in the city. The Signal Peak campus provides upper-division coursework through Northern Arizona University The campus provides research and studies in a number of areas of education, general and specific.
The community college is home to 20 National Championships and boasts as one of the most dominant athletic programs in the National Junior College Athletic Association. Central Arizona Community College is committed to providing a superior environment and plays an active role in being a part of the city.

Coolidge Entertainment
Coolidge is alive and opportunities abound. It offers its residents a bit of city life with its easy access to metropolitan areas such as Phoenix and Tucson. Major sporting events, entertainment, and cultural activities are a short drive away.
However, it is Coolidge’s small-town feel shown through its festivals and activities that cause people to stay in this rural city. The Coolidge Historical Museum is a symbol of the small-town feel that the city is known. Festivals and local celebrations contribute to Coolidge’s sense of community and capture the unique cultural heritage of the area.

Coolidge Outdoor Recreation
A friendly community and a dynamic recreational program give residents a variety of activities to choose from.
San Carlos City Park is a great place for outdoor events and sports and many residents, young and old, spend time at the local park.
One great activity is driving the Pinal Pioneer Parkway. This scenic drive has received the distinction of being one of the “best drives in Arizona”. The parkway begins just east of the city, in the town of Florence, and continues south toward Tucson. A portion of the parkway contains a natural garden that features almost every species of flora found in Arizona. Amazing!

Picacho Reservoir is to the south of the city. This reservoir is a habitat for a number of rare and beautiful species of birds. Located on the southern outskirts of the city is the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. This monument is one of the best-preserved pre-Columbian dwellings in America. This monument preserves the culture of the ancient Hohokam Indian people, who farmed the Gila River Valley centuries ago. The Hohokam Indians were the first farmers of the Sonoran Desert and the famous “Casa Grande” (Spanish for “big house”) four-story walled ruins
There is also a gift shop full of authentic Indian crafts. The Golden Era Toy and Auto Museum feature a large collection of antique toys, dolls, trains, and restored automobiles.

Coolidge New Home Developments

Coolidge's new home developments are found a drive southeast of Phoenix. As the Valley of the Sun has grown, many new home builders are looking to other areas to develop their master-planned communities. Coolidge is an area that sits to the east of the Sacaton and San Tan Mountain ranges offering amazing views to those calling Coolidge home.

Coolidge, halfway between Phoenix and Tucson, is the commercial center of Arizona's cotton industry. In 1925, after the construction of the Coolidge Dam transformed the flat desert into rich farm and ranch land, R.J. Jones laid out an 80-acre site to found the city. The city's name honors the U.S. President who dedicated Coolidge Dam in 1930. Incorporated in 1945; the city now covers eight miles and has more than 7,000 residents. The warm dry winter climate makes it an ideal tourist and retirement center. Hundreds of thousands of visitors stop annually to see the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument in Coolidge. From Coolidge's founding until the early 1950s, the economy was mainly dependent on agriculture, and, to a lesser extent, mining. Growth was relatively steady until the late 1940s. As water use reached a maximum and mechanical equipment replaced farm workers, it leveled off.

The Coolidge economy diversified as manufacturers located in and near the city, employment increased in mines in eastern Pinal County, and greater emphasis was placed on winter tourism. Coolidge is in the major growth corridor between Phoenix and Tucson. Today, it is a regional trade and service center for agricultural producers, providing equipment, supplies, and personal services for farm families. Community efforts and the completion of the the500-acre Pima-Coolidge Industrial Park just north of the city on the Gila River Indian Reservation have helped manufacturing grow. Government agencies, such as the Arizona Training Program, Central Arizona College, the Arizona State Prison, and the County Courthouse are also major sources of jobs.

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument preserves ruins of and interprets the culture of the prehistoric Hohokam people, who farmed the Gila River Valley centuries ago. The ruins include the Casa Grande (Spanish for “Big House”), a unique four-story caliche structure built in the early 1300s, and the surrounding walled neighborhood. Bookstore and picnic areas are also available. Within a short drive from Coolidge are the Gila River Indian Reservation, with picturesque villages, Catholic missions and an Arts and Crafts Center; the Papago Indian Reservation, with basketry and handicraft items; Pinal Pioneer Parkway, one of the state's most beautiful scenic drives; and numerous lakes, with excellent fishing and water-based activities. Coolidge offers special programs for winter visitors. November through April is filled with activities such as potlucks, tours and festivals.

Coolidge, halfway between Phoenix and Tucson, is the commercial center of Arizona's cotton industry. In 1925, after the construction of the Coolidge Dam transformed the flat desert into rich farm and ranch land, R.J. Jones laid out an 80-acre site to found the city. The city's name honors the U.S. President who dedicated Coolidge Dam in 1930. Incorporated in 1945; the city now covers eight miles and has more than 7,000 residents. The warm dry winter climate makes it an ideal tourist and retirement center. Hundreds of thousands of visitors stop annually to see the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument in Coolidge. From Coolidge's founding until the early 1950s, the economy was mainly dependent on agriculture, and, to a lesser extent, mining. Growth was relatively steady until the late 1940s. As water use reached a maximum and mechanical equipment replaced farm workers, it leveled off.

The Coolidge economy diversified as manufacturers located in and near the city, employment increased in mines in eastern Pinal County, and greater emphasis was placed on winter tourism. Coolidge is in the major growth corridor between Phoenix and Tucson. Today, it is a regional trade and service center for agricultural producers, providing equipment, supplies, and personal services for farm families. Community efforts and the completion of the 500-acre Pima-Coolidge Industrial Park just north of the city on the Gila River Indian Reservation have helped manufacturing grow. Government agencies, such as the Arizona Training Program, Central Arizona College, the Arizona State Prison, and the County Courthouse are also major sources of jobs.

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument preserves ruins of and interprets the culture of the prehistoric Hohokam people, who farmed the Gila River Valley centuries ago. The ruins include the Casa Grande (Spanish for “Big House”), a unique four-story caliche structure built in the early 1300s, and the surrounding walled neighborhood. Bookstore and picnic areas are also available. Within a short drive from Coolidge is the Gila River Indian Reservation, with picturesque villages, Catholic missions, and an Arts and Crafts Center; the Papago Indian Reservation, with basketry and handicraft items; Pinal Pioneer Parkway, one of the state's most beautiful scenic drives; and numerous lakes, with excellent fishing and water-based activities. Coolidge offers special programs for winter visitors. November through April is filled with activities such as potlucks, tours, and festivals.

The area where Coolidge sits today seems to have always been a farming zone. The Hohokam Indians arrived in around 1300 A.D. and build a canal irrigation system for their crops.

The Indians also built a tall eleven-room structure made of logs and adobe. Some believe that the structure was used as a watchtower to help them prepare for attacks. However, no one knows why the Hohokams vanished in 1450 leaving behind their canals and home. Today visitors can see this structure at the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument.

The town of Coolidge owes its beginnings to farming, coupled with the Coolidge Dam. President Calvin Coolidge authorized the building of the Coolidge Dam in 1924. The farming community was created just two years later when R.J. Jones laid out an 80-acre site to found the town. The town was named in honor of President Coolidge.

The name is fitting because the town uses the water from the dam to grow its crops. Coolidge was incorporated in 1945 and today the city stretches eight miles. Coolidge is known as an ideal tourist site being so close to the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. Agriculture is not the only focus in town.

Today the town is becoming a regional trade and service center, due to the town’s proximity to Phoenix and Tucson.

Coolidge Essay

As a little girl, growing up I didn't come from a wealthy family and I didn't live in a big house with a white picket fence. However, I probably had more fun than the kids who did! I had advantages that other kids didn't have and certainly more than what my own children have. The memories I have as a child will be held deep in my heart throughout my life.

Born and raised in Coolidge, Arizona may not sound like much for most people and for people from the “big city” it probably sounds downright boring! Growing up in Coolidge had a few downsides. It was always a challenge when going to a birthday party to find a card or gift without giving something that ten other people weren't giving. If it wasn't for Sprouse Reitz and Yellow Front, residents of Coolidge would have to drive 30 minutes to Casa Grande to do shopping.

Shopping never was a big deal for me. I had plenty to do to keep me busy. Living in a small neighborhood where three houses in a row all belonged to my family was great. Not too many kids today can say that they live next door to their grandma and grandpa and next door to them is their great-grandma. I was fortunate to have acres and pastures to run and play. Horses, cows, chickens, pigs, you name it we had it. Along with all of that, we had irrigation ditches and yards full of water to run and play in.

In the summer when school was out, I was so fortunate that my grandparents owned a cabin in Lakeside where we would go to escape the heat. Nothing beats spending the summer fishing and relaxing in the cool country. I always thought I had the best of both worlds.

Arizona is full of small towns and great getaways. An Arizona native, a small town Coolidge girl born and raised. Now my four children are sharing some of the same treasures that Coolidge offered me. Recently moving 15 minutes outside of Coolidge to Florence, my kids still attend the Coolidge School District and enjoy many of the same things that I enjoyed as a child. In addition, when it gets too hot in the summer I take my kids to the cool country in the White Mountains to enjoy a little piece of my own history.

It's always nice to go on short vacations to the beach or Disneyland but there's no place like home...Coolidge, Arizona.

Homes in Coolidge

S Highway 287 --, Coolidge image
S Highway 287 --, Coolidge $5,662,800

Two Commercial corners for sale on both SEC and SWC of Attaway Rd & Hwy 287. Strategically placed in the Florence / Coolidge Trade Area. Hwy 287 is the primary thoroughf...

  • 6067061 MLS
1940 S Arizona Boulevard, Coolidge image
1940 S Arizona Boulevard, Coolidge $1,950,000

Fresh, bright, well maintained grocery with good community image. Income steadily increasing with positive P&L's.The sale includes all furniture, fixtures and equipment -...

  • 6141587 MLS
  • 16,178 SqFt.
59 N La Palma Road Unit #-, Coolidge image
59 N La Palma Road Unit #-, Coolidge $1,200,000

Proven farm land with 80 acre irrigation right. High visibility and access on Hwy 287. Level ground of two Parcels, 401-35-004A n& 006. Presently under a year to year cr...

  • 6103742 MLS
359 N Desert Lane, Coolidge image
359 N Desert Lane, Coolidge $779,000 ▼

Opportunities abound on this 10.95 irrigated property with 786 ft of Highway 287 frontage!! Spacious 2707 sq ft single level home with handicap features, large living ro...

  • 3 Beds
  • 3.25 Baths
  • 6009471 MLS
  • 2,707 SqFt.
W Fast Track Road Unit #A, Coolidge image
W Fast Track Road Unit #A, Coolidge $720,000

Future North South Highway borders East side of property. Clean Phase I Environmental / ALTA survey. Less than 10 min to downtown Coolidge. 100% out of the flood plain.

  • 6067000 MLS
1000 S Arizona Boulevard Unit #C & D, Coolidge image
1000 S Arizona Boulevard Unit #C & D, Coolidge $650,000

This is a commercial lot ready to be deveolped, high traffic area, great for many business. C=Stpo

  • 6169152 MLS
12795 N Clemans Road Unit #-, Coolidge image
12795 N Clemans Road Unit #-, Coolidge $600,000

40 ACRES in the path of the future NORTH/SOUTH FREEWAY ALIGNMENT*Within 5 miles of ANTHEM at MERRILL RANCH and 3 miles to FLORENCE and the county seat*Land values are ris...

  • 6111183 MLS
N Hwy 87 -- Unit #-, Coolidge image
N Hwy 87 -- Unit #-, Coolidge $550,000

Location, Location, Location! 21 +/- Acres of I-2 zoned ready to develop property in Coolidge city limits. Property has almost 700' of frontage on HWY 87 and Eastern bo...

  • 6182837 MLS
11794 N Thunder Mountain Road, Coolidge image
11794 N Thunder Mountain Road, Coolidge $549,900 ▲

Honey...Stop the Car, the Truck, The Horse Trailer, the Motorcycle... whatever vehicle you take to get here, because you're never going to want to leave! This home has it...

  • 3 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 6144237 MLS
  • 2,033 SqFt.
8826 E Stone Road, Coolidge image
8826 E Stone Road, Coolidge $499,900

You won't believe your eyes! Stunning custom built home sitting on 1 1/2 acres of fenced land. An entertainer's dream home including 2 living rooms and separate dining ...

  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 6134616 MLS
  • 4,460 SqFt.
E Kenilworth Road Unit #-, Coolidge image
E Kenilworth Road Unit #-, Coolidge $453,960

Property is located adjacent to Heartland MPC. Section line corner in the path of growth. Excellent investment or 1031 exchange. Members of the selling entity are licens...

  • 6170841 MLS
500 W Seagoe Avenue Unit #C, Coolidge image
500 W Seagoe Avenue Unit #C, Coolidge $400,000

Large lot, currently zoned, R-4 for Multi Family housing, Zoning code description is in documents section. This property is priced to sell, and has great potential as a ...

  • 6121087 MLS
12795 N Clemans Road Unit #-, Coolidge image
12795 N Clemans Road Unit #-, Coolidge $400,000

20 ACRES in the path of the future NORTH/SOUTH FREEWAY ALIGNMENT* Situated between the explosive growth cities of FLORENCE and COOLIDGE* Within 5 miles of ANTHEM at MERRI...

  • 6111196 MLS
11050 N Mcgee Road Unit #A, Coolidge image
11050 N Mcgee Road Unit #A, Coolidge $388,000

Diamond in the Rough. Lots of Room to roam... 18+ Acres...with mountain views...Great location between Coolidge and Florence...Many possibilities for current uses. Perf...

  • 5888355 MLS
928 S 11th Street, Coolidge image
928 S 11th Street, Coolidge $299,995 ▲

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  • 5 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 6157114 MLS
  • 2,090 SqFt.
250 W Pinkley Avenue, Coolidge image
250 W Pinkley Avenue, Coolidge $299,000

Executive office with spacious reception and seating area. 7 executive offices and 2 large conference/instruction rooms. A large fire-resistant file room. Kitchen and emp...

  • 5851139 MLS
  • 2,458 SqFt.
903 N Arizona Boulevard, Coolidge image
903 N Arizona Boulevard, Coolidge $285,000

Prime Location in the heart of Coolidge. Located across the street from McDonalds and The Coolidge Plaza Shopping Center. Plenty of onsite parking. A well maintained prop...

  • 6108977 MLS
  • 3,376 SqFt.
1710 W Roosevelt Avenue, Coolidge image
1710 W Roosevelt Avenue, Coolidge $280,000

Come see this Beautiful 4 bed and 3 bath home in HearthLand. Updated tile throughout home with carpet in loft. Huge Loft makes for a great kids space or a second living...

  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 6177706 MLS
  • 2,337 SqFt.
372 S 16th Street, Coolidge image
372 S 16th Street, Coolidge $280,000

This 4 bed 3 bath home is a diamond. Just painted inside and out. New carpeting and brand new stainless steel appliances in the kitchen. Washer & dryer. Tile floors do...

  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 6162911 MLS
  • 2,301 SqFt.
103 W Palo Verde Avenue, Coolidge image
103 W Palo Verde Avenue, Coolidge $275,000

Don't miss this chance to own this beautiful 2400sqft ground set manufactured home with flood irrigation on an acre of land, all within city limits! Featuring 4 spacious...

  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 6171844 MLS
  • 2,433 SqFt.
918 W Elm Avenue, Coolidge image
918 W Elm Avenue, Coolidge $269,990 ▲

Spacious and accommodating, the two-story Moonstone plan features an open-concept main floor and four charmingbedrooms upstairs. Just off the entryway, you'll find a secl...

  • 4 Beds
  • 2.5 Baths
  • 6087701 MLS
  • 2,630 SqFt.
1705 W Cameron Boulevard, Coolidge image
1705 W Cameron Boulevard, Coolidge $268,990 ▲

*2.5 CAR GARAGE!*PIE-SHAPED LOT!* Estimated January/February 2021 Completion. Come see our brand new community adjacent to Heartland Ranch Elementary. Our popular Humming...

  • 3 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 6176877 MLS
  • 1,553 SqFt.
4714 W Cinnamon Avenue, Coolidge image
4714 W Cinnamon Avenue, Coolidge $264,610 ▲

**MODELS NOW OPEN!**Estimated Completion - June/July 2021** 3-CAR GARAGE! The Palo Verde. A sizable foyer welcomes you into this 4 bedroom/2 bathroom split floor plan. Th...

  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 6180487 MLS
  • 1,696 SqFt.
4643 W Cinnamon Avenue, Coolidge image
4643 W Cinnamon Avenue, Coolidge $263,965 ▲

**MODELS NOW OPEN!**Estimated Completion - June/July 2021** 3-CAR GARAGE!! The Mockingbird. This gorgeous open concept home is sure to excite on a fantastic lot with Nort...

  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 6171575 MLS
  • 1,790 SqFt.
2213 S 46th Street, Coolidge image
2213 S 46th Street, Coolidge $263,760 ▲

**MODELS NOW OPEN!**Estimated Completion - May/June 2021** 3-CAR GARAGE & NO BACK NEIGHBOR! The Quail. This is a fantastic split floor plan, with an open concept main li...

  • 4 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 6163592 MLS
  • 1,768 SqFt.

All information should be verified by the recipient and none is guaranteed as accurate by ARMLS. Copyright 2021 Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. All rights reserved.

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