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Lighting out for the Arizona territory
Chef and nutritionist Courtney Fuller and her husband moved from Washington state to the West Valley last September to be closer to his family. more
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A volunteer serves food and drinks to a homeless man in Milan, Italy, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020. As the Italian government placed four regions, including hard-hit Lombardy, into effective lockdown for two weeks because infections and hospital saturation levels were rising fast, canteens and shelters for homeless people had to be shut down, leaving them with nowhere to get a meal. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni)
Miller: Government regulations are causing homelessness
We have lots of media attention recently to the problem of housing the homeless. Local nonprofits are studying the issue with seminars and research reports. But nearly all these efforts focus on the … more
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The top home sale, 25919 N. 92nd Ave., sold for $980,000 on Jan. 4.
No home sales eclipse $1M mark this week in Peoria
No home sales eclipsed the $1 million mark in Peoria for the week of Jan. 3-9, according to Realtor. com. However, they were located in the 85383 ZIP code, the city’s hot spot for luxury … more
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The Independent Interview: One-on-one with Dub Dellis at Walt Danley Realty
Within a free marketplace economies within economies oftentimes develop and the Phoenix metropolitan housing market is no exception. The luxury real estate game --- properties at $750,000 or … more
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Supply & Demand: Phoenix metropolitan housing market continues appreciation climb
In a world turned upside by a global pandemic amid a quickly changing economic landscape where laws of yesterday no longer apply — one law of business a part of the Arizona real estate … more
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The top home sale, 12703 W. Desert Vista Trail, sold for $985,000 on Dec. 18.
Top three home sales did not crack $1M in Peoria
The top three home sales did not crack the $1 million dollar mark in Peoria for the week of Dec. 18-25, according to Realtor. com. more
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Enclave at Arrowhead, a 240-unit multi-family community located at 8092 W. Paradise Lane in Peoria, has been sold to a private family buyer for $63 million.
Enclave at Arrowhead in Peoria sells for $63M
Enclave at Arrowhead, a 240-unit multifamily community at 8092 W. Paradise Lane, has been sold to a private buyer for $63 million. more
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The top home sale, 30675 N. 120th Drive, sold for $1.56 million on Dec. 11.
Top home sale in Peoria reaches $1.56M
The top three home sales in Peoria were located in the 85383 ZIP code for the week of Dec. 11-17, according to Realtor. com. more
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Shea Proctor Valley LLC, a California-based subsidiary of Shea Homes, bought 415 acres of land for $46.77 million at the northeast corner of 75th Avenue and Jomax Road in north Peoria at a state land auction Wednesday. The company plans add homes to this land as part of its Aloravita North development in north Peoria.
State land auctioned to increase homes at Aloravita in north Peoria
Shea Proctor Valley LLC, a California-based subsidiary of Shea Homes, bought 415 acres of land for $46.77 million at the northeast corner of 75th Avenue and Jomax Road in north Peoria at a state land auction Wednesday. more
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The top home sale, 12782 W. Tyler Trail, sold for $940,000 on Dec. 10.
No closures eclipse $1M mark this week in Peoria
No home sales in Peoria eclipsed the $1 million mark for the week of Dec. 4-10, according to Realtor. com more
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National Association of Realtors named the Valley of the Sun a top 10 real estate market during and in a post-COVID-19 environment.
Report: Phoenix metro a top real estate market during pandemic
National Association of Realtors named the Valley of the Sun a top 10 real estate market during and in a post-COVID-19 environment. more
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Single family community Village at Pioneer Park adjacent to Pioneer Park at 83rd and Olive avenues broke ground Dec. 2. Left to right: Lance Keller with Lifestyle Homes, Geoffrey Jacobs, Richard Felker and Randy Grudzinski with Empire Group, Peoria Councilwoman Vicki Hunt, Shelby Duplessis with Empire Group and Dale Phillips with Stellar Residential.
New homes break ground near Pioneer Park in Peoria
A 30-acre property in south Peoria had been vacant for a number of years, but is now on track to receive life with a new home community that just broke ground, Dec. 2. more
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The planning commission will meet Dec. 3 inside the Civic Center in Glendale.
Glendale commission to tackle housing development, group homes
Glendale’s planning commission will examine three topics at its next meeting, ranging from a 100-acre industrial site to a 250-acre proposed residential development, to a complaint regarding distances between group homes. more
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The city and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development provide the Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing voucher program for chronically homeless veterans and their families.
158 military veterans housed with Mesa voucher program
Nearly 160 military veterans who had been without homes are using rental-assistance vouchers to live in Mesa in the Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing program, with funding available for … more
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Peoria City Councilwoman Vicki Hunt
Hunt: Lots of ‘new’ headed to Old Town Peoria
Don’t let the name mislead you – there are big, new additions on the horizon for Old Town Peoria! more
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Darlene Powell recently moved from New York to a new build-to-rent community in Peoria. The housing model is becoming more popular for residents and investors.
Build-to-rent communities see explosive growth
Darlene Powell has always wanted to live in Arizona. The retired Rikers Island correctional officer and now speech language pathologist from New York City did her research and found a new rental home would suit her well in her pursuit for the desert Southwest. more
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Real estate consultant Jim Belfiore predicts the housing sales surge could push into next year.
How long will the housing surge stick around?
The housing market in Arizona is gangbusters right now, but how long can the record breaking sales go on? more
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Photo by Arianna Grainey
East Valley housing: An Independent examination of single-family ARMLS data
While the world was turned upside down and economic engines came to a grinding halt as the COVID-19 outbreak unfolded, the Phoenix metropolitan housing market has remained steady. more
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Q&A: Greg Hague offers insight into the Phoenix metropolitan luxury housing market
Independent Newsmedia reached out to Realtor Greg Hague to better understand the current state of affairs as all things coronavirus impact the local housing marketplace. more
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In this April 21, 2020 file photo, a construction worker installs a roof at a large housing project as the building boom keeps going even through the novel coronavirus pandemic in Phoenix. Despite continued development, housing costs are at a crisis level, according to national and local advocates.
Coalition report states housing out of reach for many
To afford a two-bedroom apartment in Arizona, a full-time worker needs to earn more than $21 an hour — that’s $9 over the state minimum wage and $13.75 above the federal. more
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