Why Reno's housing market is holding up while Phoenix
Phoenix is sitting on rising inventory. Denver is watching price cuts creep back into listings. Austin has given back a significant chunk of its
Arizona market guides & analysis by Paul Howe
11 guides on Phoenix
Phoenix is sitting on rising inventory. Denver is watching price cuts creep back into listings. Austin has given back a significant chunk of its
Arizona has been borrowing water it may not always have. That's not a political statement — it's hydrology. And right now, with the latest round of
The national headlines keep telling us that artificial intelligence is transforming real estate. That's true. But here's what those headlines miss: the AI
Metro Phoenix just posted home sales growth that's running well ahead of the national average. While much of the country is stuck in a holding pattern —
Fire 'N Ice Arena is about to change the conversation about North Phoenix — and not just for hockey parents. The $190 million sports complex, developed by
Five years ago, $1 million in Phoenix bought you a sprawling 4,500-square-foot estate in Scottsdale with a resort pool, a four-car garage, and enough
Three golf courses. $57 million. One buyer. When a single transaction moves that much capital into Metro Phoenix leisure real estate, it tells you
Most buyers tour homes in spring — comfortable temperatures, blooming desert landscaping, everything looking its best. That's exactly why you shouldn't
Three years ago you couldn't walk through Camelback Corridor without seeing For Lease signs on every other floor. Today, those signs are coming down — the
Homes in the Phoenix metro are sitting on the market longer than they have in years, and neither buyers nor sellers seem willing to blink first. That's
An in-depth look at Phoenix real estate trends in 2025 — inventory levels, median prices, and the best neighborhoods for first-time buyers
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