Scottsdale Real Estate Update: A Hopeful Sign?

by Dru Bloomfield on July 11, 2010

Always on the lookout for signs of improvement in the Scottsdale real estate market, I found one today.

scottsdale-average-annual appreciation

For the first time in almost three years, positive (greater than zero!) appreciation was noted. In fact, you will see that Scottsdale real estate appreciation has been improving fairly steadily over the past year, and more significantly since January 2010.

While we still have a way to go towards a healthy market, it’s encouraging to see some positive signs.

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Luetta 07.11.10 at 11:17 am

Gosh Dru. Can it be so? The charts , graphs, and analysis are making me a little crazy right now!

Up, up, down, down, flat, and everywhere in between. I think things are all about the area. I have seen a $70,000 price increase in a Grayhawk product that I have been watching for the last year! At the same time I think Old Town is less than stale.

Hard to decide what is going on half the time.

Thanks for the post!

Dru Bloomfield 07.11.10 at 11:30 am

Luetta, You are right. We can look at all these statistics and feel like we understand the market, but when it comes down to selling a house, it really becomes “the art and science of home pricing”, taking many factors into consideration. And still, it’s the buyer who really decides, isn’t it?

Terry S. Smith 07.11.10 at 9:47 pm

Had buyers come into town from Jersey over the weekend.

I’ve been watching this house for 3 weeks in North Scottsdale.

Buyer’s thought they could lowball with 650,000 offer on 849,000 asking price.

The home is SALE PENDING

So much for low ball offers LOL :-0

Dru Bloomfield 07.12.10 at 6:55 am

Terry, You are so right. When a house is priced to the market (for its condition and location), it will sell fast.

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