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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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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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Phoenix takes step to address housing crisis
Phoenix's new initiative is a positive step in accommodating the housing needs of residents. more
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In this Feb. 8, 2020 photo, people volunteer to get people registered to vote, and a booth offering employment for the upcoming 2020 census stands in the background in Guadalupe, Arizona, near Tempe.
Census workers readying to knock on doors
Less than 60% of Arizona households have self-responded to the 2020 U.S. Census as officials prepare to knock on the doors of residences that have yet to complete the decennial questionnaire. more
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Remember the suburbs? They are coming back, experts: Shift away from urbanization is afoot
They say life is cyclical, and such is true in the housing business. Ten years ago, developers were rushing to build apartment communities in the urban areas of the country, Valley of the Sun not excluded. more
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Coronavirus pandemic could end traditional real estate open house model
As the reality of a “new normal” begins to sink in for many Arizona business leaders --- economists are estimating an 18-month economic recovery period --- no industry is more closely … more
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Arizona real estate experts say the novel coronavirus will have a direct impact on housing; however, heading into the crisis the Phoenix metropolitan area is well positioned to weather the storm.
Phoenix metropolitan housing market braces for global pandemic implications
Although it is too early to tell how the global pandemic of 2020 will impact the United States housing market --- Valley housing experts are no more certain than others --- but Arizona real estate … more
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A view of a new home build in the East Valley of the Phoenix metropolitan area --- a place growing faster than anywhere else in the nation.
Growth of Phoenix metropolitan shapes Scottsdale and Paradise Valley real estate figures
Buzz words long used to describe the envisaged energy of a bustling real estate market in the Valley of the Sun may finally be ringing true. Substantial gains across the board can be found in … more
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This Oct. 18, 2011 photo shows a new home development in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania.
Emerging HOA trends in Arizona: Big topics to look for in 2020
The Valley of the Sun is fine way to describe this expansive desert, but the Valley of the HOA isn’t far off either. And like so many things in constant flux, homeowners associations need to … more
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