You can’t miss it. The trademark lush foliage and red steel of an ultra-contemporary building – It’s an Optima condo complex. The 230 unit Optima Biltmore on Camelback Rd and 24th street offers luxury condo units of 1, 2, 3
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I’ve spent all of my adult year’s right here in Phoenix. I’ve never really thought twice about HOA’s – Home Owners Associations. They are just about everywhere in the valley and that seemed normal. As I started
Getting a good deal by buying Short sales and Foreclosures in Phoenix
Are you looking for an incredible deal? Careful on how much time you invest into looking at short sales and foreclosures. Just because a property is distressed doesn’t necessarily
The Biltmore Highlands neighborhood is an absolute a gem of a neighborhood. Where else in the valley can you get views for pennies on the dollar and still be in a centrally located private neighborhood? If you have never heard
Through the years of working with many types of people, it’s evident there are a lot of misnomers about the home buying process. First time home buyers are often misled from beliefs and experiences they had or saw many years
The 2016 Willo Home Tour and Street Fair is officially in the books. The warm Valentine ’s Day Sunday proved to be the prefect recipe to come out and enjoy the sights and sounds of one of Phoenix’s best home tours.
If
“Staging is the ultimate secret sauce to selling homes”
There are two different methods of staging that exist when talking about preparing a property for sale. The first method is professional staging – Pay a fee to a professional staging designer
So you’ve d decided to purchase a home. You know the exact neighborhood you want to be in, and you know exactly what features you want it to have – granite countertops, tile flooring, vaulted ceilings, and of course a
Start – Home #10
The top ten list is in! Take a look at 2015’s most expensive homes sold in the Phoenix metro market. It’s no surprise all top 10 finishers were in Paradise Valley and Scottsdale. This year,
12 years ago Mike Orr – no, not the football player – the director of research center at ASU was one of the first to begin to see the signs of the infamous housing bubble. In 2009 Mike was also
