Welcome to 30 E Brown Rd, Unit #2106. This inviting unit offers a low-maintenance lifestyle in a convenient and desirable area, just minutes from Hohokam Stadium—perfect for baseball fans and spring training excitement. Enjoy easy access to major freeways, making commuting and travel throughout the Valley a breeze. The community is close to shopping, dining, entertainment, and everyday essentials, offering both comfort and convenience. Ideal for full-time living, a seasonal residence, or an excellent investment opportunity!
TownhomeProperty Type
1983Year Built
822 sq ftLot Size
$275Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Beth Rebenstorf• Realty ONE Group
Listed by Sydney Chokey• Realty ONE Group
Bought with James Balko• Century 21 Arizona Foothills
ONE OF THE BEST CONDOS IN THE COMPLEX! ONLY MINUTES FROM NEW TEMPE MARKET PLACE, MESA RIVERVIEW, ASU, AND THE CHICAGO CUBS SPRING TRAINING COMPLEX. CONDO HAS PRIVATE GARAGE BELOW THE UNIT.
ARMLS #2476544
Jul 6, 2006
Sold
$151,000
$174/sq ft
May 30, 2006
Listing Removed
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Feb 22, 2006
Listed
$147,500
$170/sq ft
+1
Beautiful 2 bedroom 1 bath condo ready for your client. Nice quiet complex with heated pool and spa. New carpet and super clean. All existing appliances stay. Convenient location next to spring training ballpark
ARMLS #2332304
Jul 22, 2005
Sold
$126,500
$146/sq ft
Jul 12, 2005
Listing Removed
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Jun 23, 2005
Listed
$126,500
$146/sq ft
ARMLS #1744281
Apr 16, 2002
Listing Removed
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Feb 4, 2002
Listed
$79,500
$92/sq ft
Public Records
Apr 26, 1995
Sold
$52,000
$60/sq ft
Public Records
Jan 10, 1994
Sold
$37,000
$43/sq ft
Public Records
Sep 27, 1990
Sold
$34,500
$40/sq ft
Public Records
Feb 1, 1983
Sold
$67,375
$78/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$548 (+0.5%)
2024
$545 (−0.8%)
2023
$549 (+2.1%)
2022
$538 (−1.2%)
$2,390 + $9,570
$11,960
2021
$544 (+1.3%)
$2,150 + $8,600
$10,750
2020
$537 (+7.0%)
$1,840 + $7,390
$9,230
2019
$502 (+4.2%)
$1,630 + $6,550
$8,180
2018
$482 (+3.0%)
$1,630 + $6,550
$8,180
2017
$468 (+2.1%)
$1,220 + $4,910
$6,130
2016
$458 (+6.2%)
$1,150 + $4,630
$5,780
2015
$431 (+4.1%)
$950 + $3,810
$4,760
2014
$414 (+14.9%)
$670 + $2,680
$3,350
2013
$360 (−6.7%)
$590 + $2,360
$2,950
2012
$386 (−15.1%)
$700 + $2,800
$3,500
2011
$455 (−22.5%)
$990 + $3,960
$4,950
2010
$587 (−8.9%)
$1,660 + $6,640
$8,300
2009
$644
$2,150 + $8,600
$10,750
Tax history for 30 E Brown Rd #2106
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$548 (+0.5%)
2024
$545 (−0.8%)
2023
$549 (+2.1%)
2022
$538 (−1.2%)
$2,390 + $9,570
$11,960
2021
$544 (+1.3%)
$2,150 + $8,600
$10,750
2020
$537 (+7.0%)
$1,840 + $7,390
$9,230
2019
$502 (+4.2%)
$1,630 + $6,550
$8,180
2018
$482 (+3.0%)
$1,630 + $6,550
$8,180
2017
$468 (+2.1%)
$1,220 + $4,910
$6,130
2016
$458 (+6.2%)
$1,150 + $4,630
$5,780
2015
$431 (+4.1%)
$950 + $3,810
$4,760
2014
$414 (+14.9%)
$670 + $2,680
$3,350
2013
$360 (−6.7%)
$590 + $2,360
$2,950
2012
$386 (−15.1%)
$700 + $2,800
$3,500
2011
$455 (−22.5%)
$990 + $3,960
$4,950
2010
$587 (−8.9%)
$1,660 + $6,640
$8,300
2009
$644
$2,150 + $8,600
$10,750
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
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Baths
1
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
867
Year built
1983
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Maricopa County
APN
13719451
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
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Last updated by owner on Sep 26, 2026.
RM-3
PAD
Residential Multiple Dwelling Districts 3
To provide areas for a variety of housing types at densities of up to 43 units per gross acre. Designators (-2, -3, -4, and -5) are used to denote variations in the maximum allowed development intensity (See Table 11-5-5). Appropriate types of dwelling units include small-lot single residences, townhouses, cluster housing, and multiple residence housing. This district also provides for residential care facilities, residential home-based day care, group residential homes, manufactured home parks and subdivisions, recreational vehicle parks and subdivisions, park and recreation facilities, limited and small-scale residential support (including limited scale mixed-use commercial) activities, and civic and institutional uses such as churches and places for religious assembly that are appropriate in a residential environment.