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🏡 Gilbert recorded 295 home sales in July 2026—three more than the 292 homes sold in July 2025. Here’s a closer look at last month’s housing market: Flat Fee Frank

🔑 Homes Sold: 295
💰 Average Sold Price: $674,394
📊 Median Sold Price: $590,000
📅 Average Days on Market: 62 days
⏱️ Median Days on Market: 47 days
📐 Average Price per Sq. Ft.: $286
🏠 Average Home Size: 2,367 sq. ft.
🏆 Highest Sale: $2,800,000
📉 Lowest Sale: $257,500
💵 Cash Sales: 60 — 20%
🏊 Homes With Pools: 129 — 44%
🤝 Received Seller Concessions: 151 — 51%
💸 Average Concessions: Approximately $11,224
📈 Average Sold-to-List Price: 97.9%
📋 These figures include all 295 residential sales: 280 single-family homes, 14 townhomes and one Gemini/twin home.

🏠 For single-family homes only, the median price was $600,000 and the average was $689,624.

☕️ COMING SOON TO GILBERT: is coming to the Fry’s plaza on the southwest corner of Baseline and Gilbert.

Interestingly, this is the same site where Angie’s Prime Grill announced plans to build approximately four years ago, but that location never moved forward.

7 Brew is known for its highly customizable coffee, energy drinks, teas, lemonades, smoothies and shakes. No opening date has been announced yet, but we’ll keep you updated as the project progresses.

Are you excited for 7 Brew, or would you have preferred Angie’s Prime Grill? 👇

UPDATE: Just one day after Salad and Go announced it was closing all remaining locations, court filings reveal that Dutch Bros is looking to take over many of the former drive-thru sites.

The company behind Dutch Bros has agreed to a $105 million deal that includes 51 locations in Arizona and Nevada, along with additional leases in Texas and Oklahoma.

The former Salad and Go buildings would be converted into Dutch Bros locations serving coffee, beverages and food. The sale still needs approval from a federal bankruptcy judge before it becomes official.

Salad and Go, which started right here in Gilbert in 2013, served its final customers today.

Would you rather have Salad and Go back or another Dutch Bros? ☕️🥗

🥗 End of an Arizona Original

Sad news for Arizona.

Employees were informed today that Salad and Go , the drive-thru salad chain founded in Gilbert in 2013, is permanently closing all of its locations after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company says its final day of service will be Wednesday.

What started as a single location in Gilbert grew into a popular brand with locations across Arizona and Nevada, becoming a go-to spot for affordable salads, wraps, breakfast burritos, and lemonades.

The company cited ongoing financial challenges, slowing consumer demand, rising costs, and industry headwinds as reasons for the closure.

To support the originals founders of Salad and Go, give Angie’s a follow!

Were you a Salad And Go fan? What’s your go-to order that you’ll miss the most? 🥗💚

Granview at Somerset has broken ground in Gilbert! 🏡

This new David Weekley Homes community is planned near Greenfield and Pecos roads and will feature:

🏠 75 large homesites
📐 Lots ranging from approximately 90’ x 140’ to 105’ x 140’
✨ Seven home designs ranging from approximately 3,700 to 5,485 square feet
🚗 Three-car, four-car, five-car and attached RV garage options
🌵 Spanish Colonial, Farmhouse, Rural Mediterranean and French Country elevations

Flat Fee Frank: This builder is clearly focusing on garages, and that is a big deal in Arizona. The extra space can be used for vehicles, storage, golf carts, tools, workshops and recreational toys.

Pricing and model-home opening details have not been announced yet.

https://www.eastvalleynow.net/blog/granview-at-somerset-plans-75-large-homesites-in-gilbert

REAL ESTATE: Former Advance Auto Parts Building Sells for $3.2 Million. The 32,224-square-foot property on Higley and Queen Creek has officially sold for $3.2 million.

The space was previously expected to become an arcade, but those plans were ultimately canceled. The new owners are New Jersey-based real estate investors and entrepreneurs who also own the majority of the buildings within the surrounding plaza.

Current plans are to bring a dance studio tenant into the space. Zach Pace at Phoenix Commercial Advisors represented the sale as the listing agent.