( Average ListPrice / Average SqFt ) : ( 733348 / 2471 ) = $ 296.78
Active With Contingency (Under Contract, Accepting Backup Offers)
Property Type: Residential Status: Active With Contingencies
Subject Property
#
ML#
Status
Address
Built
Fe Code
SqFt
List Price
LP/ SF
ADOM
CDOM
1
2874369
awc
7784 E SORRELWOOD CT Scottsdale
1990
32RXP2G
1813
$470,000
$259
187
187
Average
1,813
$470,000
187
187
Number of Properties: 1
( Average ListPrice / Average SqFt ) : ( 470000 / 1813 ) = $ 259.24
Pending Sales (Under Contract, Not Accepting Backups)
Property Type: Residential Status: Pending
Subject Property
#
ML#
Status
Address
Built
Fe Code
SqFt
List Price
LP/ SF
ADOM
CDOM
1
2845795
pend
8314 E Via de Encanto -- Scottsdale
1974
41.75FRDXP2G
2333
$499,900
$214
199
198
2
2948082
pend
7789 E STALLION RD Scottsdale
1991
32.5FRDXO2G
2294
$550,000
$240
35
209
3
2968358
pend
8024 E via costa -- Scottsdale
1979
42.5FRDXPO2G
3067
$779,000
$254
9
9
Average
2,564
$609,633
81
139
Number of Properties: 3
( Average ListPrice / Average SqFt ) : ( 609633 / 2564 ) = $ 237.77
Sold in April
Property Type: Residential Status: Sold
Subject Property
#
ML#
COE Date
Address
Built
Fe Code
SqFt
List Price
LP/ SF
Sale Price
SP/ SF
ADOM
CDOM
1
2915141
4/30/2008
7813 N VIA DEL SOL -- Scottsdale
1976
41.75FRDX2G
2164
$355,000
$164
$280,000
$129
106
106
2
2886341
4/14/2008
7818 N VIA DEL SOL -- Scottsdale
1976
32RDXP2G
1984
$389,900
$197
$380,000
$192
86
230
3
2929569
4/11/2008
8040 E Via Del Valle -- Scottsdale
1978
22RXO2G
1890
$409,900
$217
$350,000
$185
48
550
4
2847181
4/22/2008
8101 E VIA CAMPO -- Scottsdale
1979
32RDXPS2G
2208
$439,000
$199
$422,000
$191
192
352
5
2964428
4/30/2008
8319 E VIA DE LOS LIBROS -- Scottsdale
1975
32RXPS2G
2123
$449,900
$212
$420,000
$198
64
64
6
2913438
4/01/2008
8316 N Via Rico -- Scottsdale
1978
43FRDXPSO2G
3462
$1,200,000
$347
$1,140,000
$329
8
8
Average
2,305
$540,616
$498,666
84
218
Number of Properties: 6
( Average SalePrice / Average SqFt ) : ( 498666 / 2305 ) = $ 216.34
The Saguaro High School District includes those McCormick Ranch subdivisions which lie South of Via De Ventura Blvd. From the earliest development in McCormick Ranch (Paseo Village area - early 1970s) to the lakefront and golf lot homes in Palo Viento, the properties which constitute this report vary wildly in value. As such, this data is to be looked upon for broad informational purposes only. For a more concise opinion of your home's true market value in today's market, consult a McCormick Ranch Real Estate specialist today. Better yet, try two! Ray and Paul Slaybaugh have nearly 45 years of combined experience selling homes in our community!
Ray and Paul Slaybaugh are your McCormick Ranch Real Estate Experts. Ray has been a licensed Realtor in Scottsdale AZ since 1974, and a McCormick Ranch resident since 1979. Paul is a Scottsdale native who up in McCormick Ranch and has been selling the lifestyle since 1999! When the time comes to buy or sell a home in Scottsdale, look no further than Ray & Paul!
5 Comments on McCormick Ranch Real Estate Activity in the Saguaro High School District, April 2008
MAY
05
2008
Hi Paul, Here in California, we are not allowed to ever publish the exact addresses in our marketing CMA materials. I was hearing that the model rules in most states adopted by local and regional MLS's also required that the only way it might appear is an IDX type of report whereby the listing office is credited. Have you looked into that before. A heads up, just in case. You can state the street name just not the house number as I understand it. Most likely different in AZ but wondered?
Hi William, We have two different CMA formats in our regional MLS. A standard CMA, as well as a buyer CMA which contains the pertinent information that is able to be shared with the public via email and print. The above charts reflect the "Buyer CMA" format that is available for public consumption. Thanks for the heads up, though.
PAUL - I wish that we worked with square footage around here, but we don't. I like the idea of being able to compare homes by price per square foot. It would give new perspective to both buyers and sellers.
Virgina: If I missed one, that's because I sold it! Thanks for checking out my market.
Adam: Price per square foot numbers are a blessing and a curse. The figures do help give consumers are broad gauge of value, but it is fool's gold in many instances. For example, it does not account for lot premiums, upgrades, etc. Additionally, all else being equal, the smaller house is always going to command a higher per foot dollar than a similar, but larger home. The expensive square footage to develop lies in the price of the land, the kitchen and bathrooms. It's relatively inexpensive for a builder to add larger living spaces. The other factor is the old rule of diminishing returns. At some point, the square footage just reaches a point where the typical consumer is not willing nor able to afford at the same rate. Thanks for bringing a different perspective, Adam. While price per foot misconceptions are something I deal with on a daily basis, I can't fathom working without square footage numbers at all. Craziness!
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