*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Arizona City ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Picacho, AZ. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.

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Arizona City, Arizona in Pinal County


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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Arizona City.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Pinal county include:

Adamsville,   AkChin Village,   Apache Junction,   Arizola,   Bapchule,   Barkerville,   Blackwater,   Bon,   Branaman,   Burns,   Cactus Forest,   Campo Bonito,   Casa Blanca,   Casa Grande,   Casa del Oro,   Chiapuk,   Chuichu,   Cochran,   Coolidge,   Copper Creek,   Dudleyville,   Eloy,   Enid,   Florence,   Florence Station,   Fordville,   Gold Camp,   Gold Canyon,   Goodyear Village,   Heaton,   Highjinks,   Jackrabbit House,   Kearny,   Kelvin,   Kohatk,   La Palma,   Lower Santan Village,   Magma,   Mammoth,   Maricopa,   Maricopa Wells,   Nariska,   North Komelik,   North Mammoth,   Oak Wells,   Olberg,   Oracle,   Palm Springs,   Parsons Grove,   Picacho,   Price,   Queen Valley,   Randolph,   Ray,   Red Rock,   Reymert,   Riverside,   Sacate,   Sacate Village,   Sacaton,   Sacaton Flats Village,   Saddlebrooke,   San Manuel,   San Tan Valley,   Santa Cruz,   Santan,   Shopishk,   Sif Vaya,   Smelter Town,   Snaketown,   Sombrero Butte,   Sonora,   South Santan,   Stanfield,   Stotonic,   Stotonic Village,   Superior,   Sweet Water Village,   Tat Momoli,   Tiger,   Toltec,   TopoftheWorld,   Troy,   Upper Santan Village,   Vaiva Vo,   Valley Farms,   Wet Camp Village,   Wymola,   Youngberg,  

 

Or have a look at other Arizona counties including:

Apache,   Cochise,   Coconino,   Gila,   Graham,   Greenlee,   La Paz,   Maricopa,   Mohave,   Navajo,   Pima,   Santa Cruz,   Yavapai,   Yuma,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Arizona City, AZ?
Then read on!

A fun fact about Arizona City is that it was originally designed in the 1960s as a planned community with a "futuristic" theme. The original plan included a space-age "gateway" entrance, futuristic street names, and even a plan for hovercraft public transportation. However, due to funding and logistical issues, many of these plans were never realized. Today, only a few streets with original futuristic names remain, such as Apollo Road and Cosmos Way.