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Making Your Offer Stand Out in a Seller’s Market!

The housing market in Arizona right now is very competitive and many sales end in a bidding war. Multiple-offer situations are arising. Getting pre-approved with a lender will ensure you…

The Presidential Election Impact on Real Estate

2020 has been a whirlwind of a year- the Coronavirus Pandemic, Black Lives Matter Movement, West Coast fires, and now the Presidential election. Throughout this crazy year, the one thing…

Why Renters Should Think about Buying

Renting is just like paying someone else’s mortgage. In Arizona, rental prices are high, and according to RENTCafé , “Phoenix’s average rent increased the most among the largest renter hubs,…

New 600 home development in San Tan Valley

Meritage Homes has released a planned 600-home development in Pinal County called “Archer Meadows” located near the 60 and Queen Creek Marketplace. Queen Creek has grown significantly this past decade.…

Pros and Cons of buying a home during COVID-19

Based on a survey of 1,000 people, LendingTree found more than half of home buyers are more likely to purchase a home within the year, while 20% are less likely.…

Phoenix is #1 in Population Growth for the 4th Year in a Row

Phoenix has won the title of the nation’s city with the highest population growth. According to the US Census Bureau, “Phoenix has attracted more new residents than any other city…

Top Neighborhoods For Growing Families in The East Valley

Growing Families Need Homes Big Enough to Grow Into Whether you just had a baby or your kiddos are getting ready to go back to school, finding a bigger home…

Arizona is the No. 2 Relocation Spot for Californians

As the temperatures rise here in Arizona, so does the number of Californians looking to the Grand Canyon state for housing. With similar climates and cheaper housing it’s no wonder…

We’re in a Magazine!

Casey Jann was nominated by his colleagues for 2019’s 40 Under Forty! This is a huge honor for him and we would love to share it with you. Click HERE…

Find Out What Kind Of Buying Power You Have In The Grand Canyon State

During a 12-month period ending in July of 2017, California saw a net loss of just over 138,000 people, while Arizona gained more than 63,000 residents. Thousands of Californians are making the move to the Grand Canyon State, specifically the Phoenix area. Home prices and rental rates are sky high in California and not looking […]