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The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly 11/20/09
Posted at The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly by Barb Savoy-Pacella
November 20th, 2009 1:41 pm
Tagged with: chandler, foreclosure, gilbert, glendale, homes, market, peoria, phoenix, scottsdale, tempe
Inventory in the Phoenix market is still varying dramatically in different areas of the Valley. It is very much a seller’s market in the West and East Valley (between 3 to 4 months of supply in those areas), and very much a buyer’s market elsewhere, a
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The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly 11/06/09
Posted at The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly by Barb Savoy-Pacella
November 6th, 2009 8:35 am
Tagged with: az, foreclosures, glendale, homes, peoria, phoenix, scottsdale
According to the Cromford Report, demand is still rising faster than supply, and fewer Notices of Trustee sale were filed in October than the previous month.
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The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly 10/23/09
Posted at The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly by Barb Savoy-Pacella
October 23rd, 2009 7:30 am
Tagged with: az, foreclosures, glendale, homes, peoria, phoenix, scottsdale
Forecast for the Phoenix market looking very optimistic, according to R.L. Brown. Whitney Tilson indicates that the nation is watching Arizona to lead the way out of the real estate slump.
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The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly 10/16/09
Posted at The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly by Barb Savoy-Pacella
October 16th, 2009 10:47 am
Tagged with: arizona, chandler, gilbert, glendale, peoria, phoenix, scottsdale, tempe
The Northwest and Southeast Valley markets are still seeing the heaviest activity with Scottsdale, Fountain Hills and Paradise Valley lagging behind
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The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly 9/25/09
Posted at The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly by Barb Savoy-Pacella
September 24th, 2009 6:22 pm
Tagged with: az, foreclosures, glendale, homes, peoria, phoenix, scottsdale
The vast majority of the sales are currently taking place in the West Valley where Glendale has a 2.7 months supply Peoria has a 3.6 months supply of inventory; versus Scottsdale at 9.2 months, and Fountain Hills at 14.4 months.
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The Phoenix Real Estate Monthly 9/18/09
Posted at The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly by Barb Savoy-Pacella
September 18th, 2009 8:17 am
Tagged with: az, foreclosures, market, phoenix, sale, scottsdale
The average single family detached foreclosure is 10% larger than it was six months ago (2122 square feet, versus 1928 square feet) suggesting that foreclosures may be moving up the market.
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The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly 9/11/09
Posted at The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly by Barb Savoy-Pacella
September 11th, 2009 8:35 am
Tagged with: az, gainey, kierland, paradise, phoenix, scottsdale
Valley-wide, inventory is at a 4.5 month supply; however, inventory movement is still varying widely between the different areas of the Valley. The Southwest Valley is seeing inventory move very quickly and is at 2.5 month supply of inventory, however, Sc
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The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly 9/4/09
Posted at The Phoenix Real Estate Weekly by Barb Savoy-Pacella
September 4th, 2009 7:28 am
Tagged with: az, foreclosures, gainey, homes, kierland, phoenix, scottsdale
We are continuing to see the number of foreclosures in our market shrink. It is rumored that the lenders are working diligently to put effective methods in place for quickly and effectively approving short sales within a 7 day period, and to be able to c
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