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Short Sales in Scottsdale: A Market Update

by Dru Bloomfield on February 24, 2011

I have a short sale listing that’s scheduled to close today, so I’m inspired to take a look at the Scottsdale real estate market, relative to short sales. In the chart above, you can see that Scottsdale short sale listing activity have been really consistent over the past year. With about 400-500 homes listed in [...]

Foreclosure bubble over in Phoenix Metro?

by Dru Bloomfield on May 31, 2009

I just published a post over at Click2AZ.com on the current foreclosure situation in the Phoenix Metro area.  Mike Orr at the CromfordReport.com has done some number-crunching to keep us in the know. Is the REO bubble over in Phoenix?  .

Is the REO bubble over in Phoenix?

by Dru Bloomfield on May 31, 2009

Mike Orr loves his numbers, even more than I do.  Last week he published an interesting article on “shadow inventory” on his subscription site, www.CromfordReport.com. While I could add my two cents to Mike’s analysis, I think he’s done such a thorough job that I’ll include the full article. Shadow Inventory? Some analysts have written [...]

What can you say?

by Dru Bloomfield on April 17, 2009

Here’s a couple photos of a foreclosure property in Phoenix. And a view from the upstairs loft. Photo credit: D. Patrick Lewis   What can you say? Mostly we are speechless. If you are buying a bank-owned home, please, please, please, do yourself a favor and get a home inspection.

A Seller’s Market for Foreclosures in Phoenix

by Dru Bloomfield on April 4, 2009

I get a tremendous number of phone calls from buyer’s agents every day, all with the same two questions, over and over.   “Is this property still available?” How many offers?”  And the statistics say that we are in a seller’s market, at least when it comes to lender owned properties in Phoenix.  We’ve dropped from a 4.7 [...]