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Mapbox

Home For Sale $440,000

4 Bed

2 Baths

2,342 Sq ft
17253 46th St, Phoenix AZ

Beautiful and spacious 4 br 2 ba home with large backyard, pool w/ removable fence, upgraded... Read More
Condo For Sale $198,900

2 Bed

1 Baths

980 Sq ft
4750 Central Ave, Phoenix AZ

*must see* unit priced to sell. a stunning 2 bedroom, 1 bath, downtown condo with a spacious... Read More
Home For Sale $347,000

3 Bed

2 Baths

1,790 Sq ft
4014 Morrow Dr, Phoenix AZ

A casita ranch near desert ridge and north scottsdale. completely remodeled in 2014. granite... Read More
Home For Sale $489,900

4 Bed

3.5 Baths

4,464 Sq ft
34205 23rd Dr, Phoenix AZ

Beautiful and spacious 2 story house, large living room with fireplace, recreational room/media... Read More
Other For Sale $418,000

2 Bed

2 Baths

1,789 Sq ft
2417 Rancho Dr, Phoenix AZ

Well maintained and cared for 2 bedroom, 2 bath townhome. this home is one of the few available... Read More
Home For Sale $1,325,000

6 Bed

3.5 Baths

3,550 Sq ft
1450 - 48 E. Royal Palm Rd, Phoenix AZ

3 living spaces on the property !! text msg only. location location location. tuscany... Read More
Home For Sale $450,000

3 Bed

2.5 Baths

1,923 Sq ft
11030 N. 33rd Place, Phoenix AZ

This is a 1900+ sf super interesting home with flagstone/slate floors though out. room layout... Read More
Condo For Sale $285,000

3 Bed

2 Baths
2221 W CLAREMONT ST , Phoenix AZ

Prime location! end unit on a large corner lot with a large 4 car driveway which is rare plus... Read More

Phoenix - Statistics and Home Trends

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Currently there are 1,978 homes for sale, 388 condos and apartments for sale, 280 vacant land for sale and 308 townhomes for sale in Phoenix

Background on Phoenix
Phoenix is the capital of Arizona and the most populated part of the entire state. As of 2017 there were almost 1.7 million people living in Phoenix making it the fifth most populated city in the nation. It is also the most populated United States capital. Phoenix is known as the “Valley of the Sun” due to its location in the Salt River Valley. It is also the anchor of the Phoenix Metro area. Phoenix is part of Maricopa County and is almost 518 square miles in size making it one of the largest cities in the United States. The city became incorporated on February 25th 1881. There are mountains around the city but besides that Phoenix is mostly flat land which allows for much wider roadways. One of the most interesting things about Phoenix is that daylight savings time is not observed here like it is in the rest of the United States. Governor Jack Williams was the man that made the argument to get rid of daylight savings time. The main reason being that he did not like the idea children having to go to school in the dark.

Areas of Phoenix
Phoenix is broken up into what is known as urban villages. This started back in 1979. Each village has its own planning committee that is appointed to them by the city council. Each village has something different to offer but the main goal within each village is to create a balance of employment and housing as well as promote the unique qualities that each village has to offer. The 15 villages are as follows. South Mountain, Paradise Valley, Deer Valley, Central City, Rio Vista, North Gateway, Encanto, North Mountain, Maryvale, Estrella, Ahwatukee Foothills, Camelback East, Alhambra, Desert View and Laveen. Besides these urban villages there are other areas of Phoenix such as Midtown, Uptown, Downtown, North Phoenix, West Phoenix, South Phoenix, Arcadia, Sunnyslope and finally the Biltmore Area. Each area in Phoenix offers something different and the real estate available in these areas varies.

Climate in Phoenix
The climate in Phoenix is a what is known as a hot desert climate. This city is known for its long, hot summers and very short and often times warm winters. This city also receives the most sunshine of any major city on Earth. It shouldn’t come as a shock that Phoenix experiences more than 100 days of temperatures that reach 100 degrees or more. The hottest times here are between May and October. Phoenix averages roughly 300 days of sunshine per year and does not receive a lot of rain fall. However, when the weather does take a dip down into the low 30’s (which is a rare occurrence) snow can fall here. It does not happen often, but it has happened a few times in the past.

Economy in Phoenix
A survey was taken back in 2014 and found that the Gross Domestic Product, better known as the GDP in Phoenix was a little more than $215 billion. A breakdown was given of the top five highest grossing industries. Not surprising that the real estate market came in first place with $35.5 billion, Finance came in second with almost $19 billion, manufacturing came in third with just over $18 billion, retail came in fourth with more than $16.6 billion and finally the health care industry came in fifth with just around $16.6 billion.

Things to do in Phoenix
The most popular thing to do in Phoenix is to get out and enjoy nature. There are tons of outdoor activities to do here. You can take a trip to The Phoenix Zoo which is the largest privately owned not for profit zoo in the entire United States. Located next to the zoo is the Phoenix Botanical Gardens which has many exhibits and educational programs for kids and adults alike. This garden is also home to the largest collection of arid plants in the United States. You can also take a trip to Mystery Castle, Phoenix Mountains Park, Pueblo Grande Museum or Camelback Mountain. There is so much to do here that you might just have a hard time deciding which place to pick first.

Real Estate in Phoenix
The real estate market here in Phoenix is quite expansive. There are so many homes for sale here and the housing styles vary from urban village to urban village. You will find that the Ranch style home is the prominent style of house here regardless of what village you choose to live in. But there are also Pueblo and Santa Barbara/Tuscan styles homes found here as well as Traditional and Contemporary.

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Currently Phoenix has 3,056 properties on the market for sale. The inventory was last updated 11/30/2020. Of these properties, 1,978 single family homes are for sale by their owners in Phoenix, and 388 condos are for sale by their owners in Phoenix. The average price of the single family homes for sale in Phoenix, is $706,765, the average condo price in Phoenix, is $735,712. The average price per square foot of the active inventory is $155. This is based the living area square footage.

Over the last year, there have been 179,655 of properties sold in Phoenix. Of these properties, 142,579 single family homes have sold by their owners in Phoenix, and 13,691 condos have sold by their owners in Phoenix. The average sales price of the single family homes sold in Phoenix, is $429,518. Single family homes have been selling for 155 per square foot of living area. The average sales price of the condos for sale in Phoenix, is $369,996. Condos have been selling for 168 per square foot of living area.

The most active subdivisions with listings for sale in Phoenix, are: Toscana At Desert Ridge Condominium 2nd Amd (19 For Sale), Landmark Towers Condominium (12 For Sale), Villages At Aviano Condominium (11 For Sale), Metes And Bounds (9 For Sale), Vinsanto (8 For Sale), Optima Biltmore Towers Condominium 2nd Amd (8 For Sale), Monterey Ridge Condominium Amd (7 For Sale), Collins Addition Phoenix Blocks 23-26 17 & 27 (7 For Sale), Residences At 2211 Camelback Condominium (7 For Sale), Residency At Verde Park (7 For Sale)

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Disclaimer: Listing broker has attempted to offer accurate data, but buyers/lessees are advised to confirm all information IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers' personal, non-commercial use that it may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing, and that data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS. The MLS may, at its discretion, require use of other disclaimers as necessary to protect Participants and/or the MLS from liability.
This data up-to-date as of 11/30/2020

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