Phoenix's housing market has undergone a big transformation since 2021, shifting from a place where buying was cheaper than ...

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Despite falling rent prices and a rising supply of apartments, metro Phoenix landlords have been filing eviction cases at a ...

Ranch-style homes are the breakout stars in the Phoenix, AZ 2025 housing market. According to the latest Realtor.com® architectural styles report, these single-level homes make up 3.7% of all ranch ...

PHOENIX — Cooling price growth and lower mortgage rates have lured buyers back to the Phoenix housing market. The metro saw a boost in contract activity last week for homes in the luxury market, ...

Despite lower interest rates and fewer listings, the Phoenix housing market didn't get a boost. Luxury home sales remain strong, supporting the lower end of the market. While buyer interest has ...

New listings hit their highest March level in three years, rising 10.2% annually, according to a new report by Realtor.com. Pending home sales dropped 5.2% year-over-year in larger metro areas as ...

The Phoenix housing market’s inventory has not been this crowded for nearly a decade, prompting one expert’s prediction of a “mass sell-off” that was recently published in Newsweek. But real estate ...

Arizona Senate president Warren Petersen joined Arizona’s Morning News to discuss Sen. Analise Ortiz facing backlash for posts about ICE sightings. Paul Farmer, a local valley man, is enduring the ...

If you bought a home before the pandemic hit, you probably have spent the last several years tracking your home value with varying levels of glee. After COVID-19 hit, housing prices seemed to go only ...

For years, Phoenix has been in the midst of a housing crisis. Home prices skyrocketed during the pandemic, turning starter homes into forever homes. One study found that a quarter of residents have ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Phoenix City Councilwoman is clarifying her stance on the affordable housing crisis after receiving pushback for comments about young people and their ability to afford homes.