Hague Creek Properties, Inc.
Rural Arizona Land Specialists
Clear water, access, and zoning details on every listing, so you can evaluate land before you call.
Hague Creek Companies specializes in rural communities and small-town markets across Arizona, with deep roots in Graham County.
Hague Creek Properties, Inc. is a licensed brokerage representing buyers and sellers of commercial, agricultural, medical, residential-lot, and development properties. Its sister company, Hague Creek, Inc., focuses on land entitlement and agricultural asset management, with hands-on expertise in zoning, land use, infrastructure, and development feasibility.
Together, we help clients see what a property can become, anticipate obstacles early, and make confident real estate decisions.
Graham County, Arizona · 40 acres · RU-4 · Shared well
A 40-acre ranch parcel with foothill views and the key details already documented, so you can make an offer with confidence.
40 acres
RU-4 zoning
Commercial, agricultural, development, and other significant land holdings. Select a property to see acreage, zoning, water, and pricing details.
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PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA
PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA
GRAHAM COUNTY, ARIZONA
President · Hague Creek Companies
Erik sees what a piece of land can become, and he knows the process, people, and approvals it takes to get there.
People Erik has negotiated against on a client’s behalf have later hired him to represent them. At Hague Creek, we treat every client’s property as if it were our own. Pima High School is one example of his work: it began as notes on a yellow legal pad and is now a new high school with ball fields.
Erik Swanson
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Answers on water rights, APNs, zoning, financing, and land due diligence.
In Arizona, first determine whether the land lies within an Active Management Area (AMA), where groundwater is strictly regulated, or in an open basin. Always verify grandfathered water rights, surface water claims, and any shared well agreements before you buy.
An APN is the Assessor’s Parcel Number — a unique county identifier for a parcel. It unlocks tax records, legal descriptions, zoning confirmation, and acreage verification against physical stakes.
Yes. Raw land loans typically require larger down payments than home loans, often 20% to 50%. We can connect qualified buyers with agricultural credit associations and land lenders.
Codes such as RU-4 or RU-36 set the minimum acreage for a single-family home (for example, 4 or 36 acres). Verify that the county zoning allows your intended use, whether that’s grazing, building a home, or an off-grid homestead.
Confirm deeded legal access on the title. If the property is reached by private roads, verify the recorded easements and inspect the road to make sure it suits your vehicles, so you aren’t left landlocked.
Mineral rights are often severed from surface rights. Owning the surface does not automatically include subsurface minerals. A title search verifies if minerals are held by a third party, the state, or the federal government.
Inside an AMA, groundwater withdrawal is regulated by ADWR. Drilling a well or subdividing typically requires demonstrating a 100-year assured water supply. Open basins outside AMAs have fewer restrictions.
Raw land is assessed by classification. Agricultural status for farming or active grazing can significantly reduce taxes compared with a vacant residential classification. To qualify, file an Agricultural Status Application with the county assessor.
A professional boundary survey confirms corners, acreage, and any encroachments. County GIS maps are not legal surveys, and relying on them alone can lead to boundary disputes.
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2114 E Taxidea Way
Phoenix, AZ 85048
Office 480-706-0373
Fax 480-706-0416
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Hague Creek Properties, Inc.
AZ Brokerage CO626111000
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