Acacia Crossings
Also known as Acacia
Acacia Crossings is an established residential community in Maricopa. Buyers should verify the exact association name and parcel coverage because older directories may shorten the name to Acacia.
Research management contacts, historical fee estimates, and the questions to answer before buying.
These guides organize the supplied City of Maricopa directory into usable buyer resources. The source PDF is undated, so every fee and management assignment is labeled as a reference—not a quote.
Also known as Acacia
Acacia Crossings is an established residential community in Maricopa. Buyers should verify the exact association name and parcel coverage because older directories may shorten the name to Acacia.
Alterra is a residential subdivision on Maricopa’s western side. Confirm the current manager, assessment schedule, and whether a property belongs to any additional association.
Cobblestone Farms is a master-planned Maricopa community. Its association website describes community facilities and publishes resident information; availability and rules should be confirmed with the HOA.
Desert Cedars is a residential community in Maricopa. The supplied directory identifies City Property Management, but current assignment and charges should be verified directly.
Also known as Smith Farms
Desert Passage is also referenced as Smith Farms in local real-estate material. Confirm which name appears in the recorded documents and whether all sections share the same amenities and fee structure.
Glennwilde is a master-planned residential community in Maricopa. Buyers should confirm which facilities are association-controlled and review current access, guest, and architectural rules.
Homestead North is one of the Homestead residential areas in Maricopa. It should not be assumed to share the same association, dues, or rules as Homestead South.
Homestead South is a separately identified Homestead community in Maricopa. Verify its current manager and do not apply Homestead North’s fees or documents to a South parcel.
Maricopa Meadows is an established residential community in central Maricopa. Current common-area amenities, use rules, and assessment obligations should be confirmed through the resale package.
Palo Brea is a Maricopa residential subdivision. The directory shows a comparatively large upfront contribution, making written confirmation especially important before contract deadlines expire.
Province is a gated 55+ active-adult community in Maricopa. Buyers should verify age-qualification requirements, which facilities and services are covered, and whether the parcel carries any benefited-parcel assessment.
Also known as Province Not the Villa
This entry covers Province parcels identified in the supplied directory as non-villa homes. Fee treatment may differ by parcel, including benefited-parcel charges, so the legal description must be matched to the correct schedule.
Copper Ridge at Province is listed separately from the main Province association in the supplied directory. Confirm whether a property has one or multiple association obligations and which Province facilities are included.
Rancho El Dorado is a large master-planned community built around the public Duke at Rancho El Dorado golf course. This entry excludes The Villages and The Lakes, which have separate pages and may have different obligations.
Also known as Rancho El Dorado Lakes Phase III
The Lakes is a distinct Rancho El Dorado community organized around residential lakes and common areas. Confirm whether a parcel also owes a master-association assessment.
Rancho Mirage is a residential community in eastern Maricopa. The resale package should establish the current management contact, common-area responsibilities, and any parcel-specific obligations.
Santa Rosa Springs is a residential subdivision in Maricopa. Buyers should request the current budget, reserve information, rules, and any pending assessment changes from the association.
Also known as Maricopa Groves
Senita is also referenced as Maricopa Groves in older material. Buyers should match the property’s legal association name to the governing documents and current disclosure package.
Sorrento is a residential community in eastern Maricopa. Verify current community-facility access, construction status in the relevant section, and all fees through the HOA resale documents.
Tortosa is a large master-planned residential community in eastern Maricopa. Because the community contains multiple development areas, buyers should confirm whether additional declarations or parcel-specific charges apply.
The Villages is a distinct Rancho El Dorado community with its own association entry. Do not assume the dues or rules are the same as Rancho El Dorado or The Lakes.