● For sale

$1,190,000

30 N 20TH Street 1, Phoenix, AZ 85034

COLLINS ADDITION LOTS 1 & 2 REPLAT · Maricopa County

0.79 acres No HOA

133 days on market

What's special

No HOA

Description

30 N 20th St in Phoenix, Arizona, offers a premier infill development opportunity within one of the most rapidly evolving urban corridors in the region. Ideally situated between Downtown and Midtown Phoenix, the site provides seamless access to the city's most significant employment, education, transit, and cultural amenities. Located in a federally designated Opportunity Zone, the property sits in a strategic position to benefit from both public and private reinvestment that continues to fuel growth in the Central City area. The surrounding neighborhood has experienced multifaceted redevelopment over the past decade, driven by demand for higher-density housing close to the urban core.

Property details

Exterior

Land Info

Corner Lot
Dual Street Ftg
Lot Size Acres: 0.79
Lot Size Square Feet: 34,500
Lot Size Dimensions: 220x157

Community

Homeowners Association

Association: No

Neighborhood

Subdivision: COLLINS ADDITION LOTS 1 & 2 REPLAT

Listing

Other Property Info

Annual Tax Amount: $2,846
Source Listing Status: Active
County: Maricopa
Parcel Number: 115-03-113
Zoning: R-5
Postal City: Phoenix
Listing Date: 1/19/2026
On Market Date: 1/19/2026
MLS#: 6971062

Features

Utilities

Sewer: Sewer - Available
Water Source: Check Availability

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Listed by Jeffrey Jurgenson eXp Realty

Listing updated: April 8, 2026

MLS#: 6971062

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