For Buyers: Welcome to a balanced market*, how quickly the tables have turned! While seller markets are ideal for the not-so-perfect home, balanced markets are ideal for the not-so-perfect buyer. This means that buyers who have been recently rejected due to lower down payments, non-conventional … [Read more...]
Welcome to Phoenix Metro Real Estate in March 2022!
For Buyers: Don’t be fooled by the small increase in supply and decrease in demand compared to last year. The Greater Phoenix housing market is far from weak and will continue to see prices appreciate in the foreseeable future. Housing market indicators move slowly, unlike other types of investments such as stocks or … [Read more...]
Median Sale Price up 2.4% Over Last Month
For Buyers: Affordability has been dominating the headlines as of late, however, few have been documenting the plight of buyers in the luxury market over $1M. Typically, the higher in price one can go, the more they’d expect to see less buyer competition, more choice and more negotiating advantage. Not … [Read more...]
Welcome to 2022! What’s the Latest Real Estate News?
For Buyers: As the cost of purchasing a home increases in Greater Phoenix, the question of whether to rent or buy becomes harder to answer for some buyers. The overall median cost of a home is currently $425,000, and for a typical 1,500-2,000 square foot home, the median cost is $420,000. … [Read more...]
What Does A “Normal” Market Even Look Like Anymore?
For Buyers: Does anyone know what a normal, or balanced, housing market looks like anymore? In Greater Phoenix, the supply and demand indices have only come together twice in the past 21 years to form a balanced market. First from 2000-2003, then again from 2014-2015. There have only been two buyer markets recorded during … [Read more...]
Arizona Market Update – 12/10/2021
When you are asked, “How is the market?” what do you say? Is it a great time to buy? Is it a great time to sell? Is it a great time to be a homeowner? I would say yes to all of those. The data supports the continued growth, continued strength, and continued appreciation – just at a slower rate. Despite that housing still … [Read more...]
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