Whether it still feels like a broiler outside or not, the fall season is technically here. While we don’t see a lot of leaves changing color in Phoenix, the colors of the license plates certainly do. With the seasonal influx of ‘snowbirds’, and the cooler weather lifting the locals’ spirits,
6 Weeks into 2023 and the Phoenix real estate market is beginning to simmer. A few of the first signs of a market improvement started showing in December – and January has shown even more signs of a market that is likely to start appreciating once again. Let’s look at
A ‘new normal’ has set into the real estate market, which is a sizeable contrast from the past two years. However, it’s not actually much different than the few years preceding Covid, nonetheless, an adjustment. Both buyers and sellers are having drastically different experiences right now than they did in
One headline says home prices are up 26%, and another says they are down 6%. So, what’s REALLY going on here? Well actually, both are right to some extent. It’s not a surprise that the media has a way of spinning the facts. Sometimes it’s by accident with outdated data,
It’s right about this time of year that we start seeing flocks of homeowners dip their toes into the pool of home selling. In tandem, buyers emerge from hibernation, ready to purchase a home. It’s the same timing every year, and is about as predictable as it gets in Real Estate. Except
2019 brought on some absolutely colossal home purchases, including the single most expensive home to sell in Arizona EVER. That means it’s time again for the 2019 edition of let’s see how the other half lives. OK, it’s not the other half, more like the top .01%. From indoor basketball
Selling a home is stressful enough. But if you could do just a few things to make it just a little easier, wouldn’t you? One way some people try to combat the stress of selling is by waiting until moving out before listing their house for sale. But is this
“The best time to buy a home is always five years ago.” –Ray Brown.
If I could go back 5 years and buy more property would I? Absolutely, wouldn’t you? Unfortunately we can’t time travel (yet), so the next best option is to take action today. Does that mean right now
Home shopping is actually a pretty funny thing. You see, as a Realtor I spend a LOT of time going in and out of people’s homes, coordinating odd schedules, and working with all walks of life. When thrown into the middle of peoples personal lives, you can bet that some
Wouldn’t it be great if you were a FIRST time home-buyer again? You could shop for homes, move in at your leisure and not worry about carrying TWO mortgages at once?
If you’re graduating from first time owner, to repeat home buyer, you might have a few extra hurdles to clear
