Surprise Homes for Sale

Surprise, AZ Is Anything But a Surprise To Its Residents

Most people when they hear that a town is named “Surprise,” are themselves surprised. After all, what kind of name is that for an American city?   “Washington”  or “Springfield,” yes. Those are far more appropriate names for a municipality. In fact, there are over one hundred cities across the country named Washington and Springfield. But Surprise, no. There is just one of those. 

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Even the origin of the name Surprise is surprising. In 1938, Flora Mae Statler, one of the town’s founders said, “I’d be surprised if the town ever amounted to anything”. Thereafter, the town’s name became “Surprise.”    Read More...

Homes for Sale in Surprise, AZ March 19, 2024
868
Listed
71
Avg. DOM
$250.52
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$472,995
Med. List Price
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