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Retirees and empty nesters are targeting Arcadia Lite and North Central for amenities and lock-and-leave ease, transforming the mid-century market.
A new analysis shows renters in Phoenix are now paying more, relative to income, than in several regional cities—even as buyers struggle with high rates and shrinking inventory.
With home prices soaring and high interest rates persisting, new analysis shows renters may have the upper hand in much of the Valley.
Once overlooked, this central Phoenix enclave is now a magnet for first-time buyers and creative talent.
With median prices topping $500,000 in central neighborhoods, a growing number of locals are renting locally while buying investment properties elsewhere.
With home auctions heating up from Encanto to Arcadia, agents share their secrets for landing the winning bid in a fast-moving market.
A closer look at which homes went unsold, where, and the factors driving their lack of bids in a shifting Phoenix market.
As metro Phoenix rents hit new highs and vacancy rates remain stubbornly low, lease-end stress mounts for thousands of tenants.
With yields topping 7%, this fast-growing West Valley suburb is turning heads among local and out-of-state landlords.
The suburb of Peoria is experiencing a surge in development, with new infrastructure projects and a growing population, making it an attractive destination for investors and homebuyers alike.
A growing number of Phoenix suburbs are seeing a shift in the affordability landscape, where purchasing a home is becoming a more cost-effective option than renting.
A stunning $2.5 million sale in the coveted Arcadia neighbourhood has set the tone for the city's auction scene, but what does it mean for buyers and sellers?
Average rent in downtown Phoenix tops $2,000, narrowing the traditional gap with outlying suburbs and spurring new affordability concerns.
With clearance rates cooling, more vendors in Arcadia and North Central Phoenix are accepting deals before auction day—here’s what’s driving the shift.
Phoenix’s North Mountain Village is seeing home values and activity rise faster than pricier enclaves, as cost-conscious buyers turn northward.
The City of Phoenix has announced a new land release program, offering opportunities for development in key areas, but who is eligible and how can they apply?
As Phoenix prices climb, more first-time buyers are turning to guarantor loans—here’s how they work, and who stands to benefit.
This Phoenix suburb is defying market trends with its rapid growth and investment potential, making it a hotspot for buyers and renters alike.
As homeownership slips further out of reach, new build-to-rent communities are promising turn-key perks—but at a price.
Auction numbers surge every spring, while winter listings lag—Phoenix data shows predictable cycles with sharp neighborhood contrasts.
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