Rick Mauch is a licensed associate broker with Keller Williams Realty Sonoran Living, with roughly 20 years of Arizona real estate experience and a long, direct history with Optima Camelview Village specifically. If you’re buying, selling, or researching the market at Optima Camelview, you’re working with someone who knows this specific building, not just the broader Scottsdale market.
About Optima Camelview Village
Optima Camelview Village sits on a 13-acre site a short walk from Old Town Scottsdale and Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall. Eleven interconnected, terraced buildings, each linked by bridges, rise above an underground garage, with rooftop gardens and a community park woven throughout. Designed by architect David C. Hovey and developed by Optima, Inc., construction broke ground in 2005 and delivered in phases over the following several years. The building has picked up multiple architecture and sustainability honors over the years, including a national AIA housing award, for its terraced green-roof design.
Units range from roughly 600 to over 3,000 square feet across one, two, and three bedroom floor plans, most with private terraces, floor-to-ceiling glass, and high-end finishes. Building amenities include multiple pools, a fitness center, racquetball and basketball courts, a putting green, a business center, and concierge services.
Call Rick Mauch directly at 480-221-3149, or email today if you’re considering buying or selling at Optima Camelview Village. Interested in selling? Request a free home valuation, a no-obligation consultation from someone who already knows this building.
Current Optima Camelview Village Listings
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Listing data last updated 9/5/2026, 2:00:19 AM.
Optima Camelview Village FAQ
Is Optima Camelview Village a good fit for investors?
It can be. The building draws steady interest from both primary-residence buyers and investors, and units here have historically held value well given the location and amenities. As with any investment purchase, run the numbers on HOA dues, comps, and rental restrictions before making an offer.
Is it a good fit for a snowbird or seasonal home?
Yes. The lock-and-leave condo format, on-site amenities, and walk-to-everything location in the middle of Old Town Scottsdale make it a popular choice for seasonal residents who want a low-maintenance second home.
What are the rental rules at Optima Camelview Village?
Rental policies are set by the HOA and can change, so confirm current rules directly before purchasing with rental intent, particularly if you are considering short-term or seasonal rental use.
What is the price range for units at Optima Camelview Village?
Units have historically traded from roughly $350,000 up into the high seven figures depending on size, floor, and view. Contact Rick for current comps specific to the unit type you are considering.
How walkable is Optima Camelview Village?
Very. Residents can walk to Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall and the restaurants, shopping, and nightlife of Old Town Scottsdale without a car.
How do I get a home value estimate for my unit?
Use the free home valuation tool linked above, or contact Rick directly for a no-obligation consultation informed by recent comparable sales in the building.
Every building has its own quirks: HOA rules, floor-specific pricing, view premiums. Request a free home valuation or contact Rick directly to talk through the right approach for your Optima Camelview Village purchase or sale.