az housing market: Why Move To Queen Creek, AZ- The New Boomtown In The Valley?
- 03/04/22 03:00 PM
Why Move To Queen Creek, AZ- The New Boomtown In The Valley? Brand-new shopping centers. New housing developments. Nearly 70,000 residents and counting. And with the Top 10 spot in Homes.com's 2021 list of Best US Suburbs To Move To, it's no surprise Queen Creek is one of the fastest-growing cities in Arizona. Not bad for a town an hour southeast of Phoenix which, over three decades ago, was just a desert farming community called Rittenhouse primarily known by city folks for Schnepf Farms' peaches and corn. A few more notable points in Queek Creek's relatively brief history: It was incorporated … (0 comments)
Why sell your Metro Phoenix home starting this March?
Considered the big kick-off for the Valley’s housing market, this is the time of the year where the number of listings under contract increase by the day, setting up home sales volume for the coming four months. Looking back at 2017's Valley home sales, nearly 40 percent of homes got sold during March, April, May and June. This after coming off a January that saw Phoenix-area home sales up almost 3 percent from the same month last year.
And with fewer homes listed for sale … (2 comments)
az housing market: Why Sell Your Arizona House In Today's Market?
- 01/30/18 06:53 PM
Why Sell Your Arizona House In Today's Market?The Arizona housing market is now in a very rare time of low inventory of homes for sale and lots of buyers wanting to find their preferred home. The Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS) reports December overall sales up by 0.7% including homes, condos and manufactured homes contrasted by active inventory down by 12.6% year over year. As observed by Case-Shiller, falling inventory in 2015 saw prices go up 6.3%, the highest when compared to the increases reported for 2014 and 2016. The former posted a 2.4% price increase which had more inventory … (1 comments)
INCREASED LISTINGS: - As we enter the fall, the number of active listings always rises – it’s a seasonal effect. But the rise is not equal across all segments. Here is how things break down by price range compared with one month ago: Under $100,000 – Up 5% $100,000 to $200,000 – Up 12% $200,000 to $400,000 – Up 7% $400,000 to $800,000 – Up 12% Over $800,000 … (5 comments)
Please allow me to share with you how the course of my last week unfolded. I'll leave out all the details about phone conversations, lead generation, contracts, inspections and all the hundreds of other tasks that I do as a realtor on a daily basis. Let me just describe the clientele that I worked with last week - and how we needed to work lightening fast to get deals done!
On Monday, Natalia (I feel like she could be my own daughter) … (4 comments)
It’s official. Our government is slowly killing the Arizona housing market. President Obama torpedoed the already distressed home financing industry by announcing the gradual raising of down payments to a minimum of 10% on conventional loans. He touted a 2009 survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis that reported families who placed minimum down on their home purchases were more likely to default. Really? 2009 is eons ago in housing terms and those figures are probably reflective of the 100% loans offered from 2004 … (1 comments)
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Why Move To Queen Creek, AZ- The New Boomtown In The Valley? Brand-new shopping centers. New housing developments. Nearly 70,000 residents and counting. And with the Top 10 spot in Homes.com's 2021 list of Best US Suburbs To Move To, it's no surprise Queen Creek is one of the fastest-growing cities in Arizona. 
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