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Archives for March 2013

7 Metros With Fastest Rising List Prices

Nationwide, median asking prices continue to rise, reaching $189,900 in February. Meanwhile, inventories of for-sale homes on the market are reaching record lows, Realtor.com reports in its latest analysis of February MLS data. The markets seeing some of the largest increases in asking prices are the areas seeing some of the largest declines in inventories. California housing markets continue to post some of the largest price increases in the past year, but other strong performing markets also include Phoenix, … [Read more...]

Homes Selling Faster As Buyers Outweigh Supply

According to Realtor.com, homes sold faster this February than any other February since 2007.  This should be very familiar to Phoenicians who have sold or bought a home in the last year within the valley.  Homes in Phoenix, Arcadia, Scottsdale and most cities within Maricopa County have seen days on market numbers plunge and within certain price ranges, seen multiple offers the day a property is listed.  Investors have definitely exacerbated the situation as they have come into the market with cash offers making … [Read more...]

5 Cities Where Houses Are Still Cheap

Buyers have been rushing into Phoenix in search of big deals. Short-sale purchases increased 43% during the fourth quarter of 2012 compared with a year prior, according to RealtyTrac. It’s not just investors who are behind the trend. Owner occupants are also competing for these properties. Given the competition, experts say, buyers looking to pick up a short sale will have a better shot if they come to the table with an all-cash offer. But real-estate agents warn that the window of opportunity to snatch up … [Read more...]

Phoenix Rising Like…Well, a Phoenix

WE’RE HEARING...If you want to see what a housing recovery looks like on the ground, it’s time to visit Phoenix, as I did recently for the first time in a couple of years. Gone are the rows of “for sale” signs that cluttered many streets two years ago. Instead, observers of the Phoenix market today say the metropolitan area faces a different problem: too few homes for sale. Mark Stapp, director of the real estate development program for the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University, told me … [Read more...]

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