photo credit: Dru Bloomfield – At Home in Scottsdale A quick note to let you know that I’ve merged these two blogs into one that will be located AtHomeInScottsdale.com. I wasn’t devoting enough time to Click2az, and I can cover the Phoenix Metro real estate scene and statistics here just fine. If you were subscribed [...]
From the monthly archives:
July 2009
photo credit: Michael_Lehet From the City of Scottsdale: Scottsdale’s Old Town Farmer’s Market, held Saturday’s from 8:30 a.m. to noon, will be going underground for the months of June and July and shifting to an earlier time. The market’s current location, at the northwest corner of Brown and Second Street, is on the ground level [...]
The following two charts show a few of the the changes in the Scottsdale real estate market over the past three months, in particular related to short sales and foreclosures. I’ve put small version of of the charts next to each other here, and then larger views, down below, so you can actually read them. [...]
I received the following legislative update in an email from Tom Farley, CEO of the Arizona Association of Realtors. He gave me permission to share it with you in its entirety. SB 1271 – Anti-Deficiency Law Change One of over 200 bills pushed through the legislature in less than a month was a big change [...]
The City of Scottsdale posts quite a bit of information about the state of the city’s economy. Just this year, the following reports have been completed and posted on the city’s web site: Quick Statistics – June 2009 A summary of Scottsdale demographic and economic 2008 statistics, such as: Population 230,293 Median Age 40.2 years [...]
Mike Orr at the Cromford Report just reported the following update for Phoenix area real estate: Good news for sellers in pre-foreclosure or short sale situations. Their chances of a successful listing have improved from less than 20% in February to over 45% as of July 5. In fact for the first time in history, the success [...]
