PHOENIX — For the fifth straight month, the Case Shiller index for the Phoenix market has fallen. Even with the most recent fall, home prices are still higher than at the same time last year. In ...

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Phoenix, AZ, celebrated for its lively culture and abundant sunshine, experienced dynamic shifts in its real estate market last month. A surge in inventory coupled with substantial price adjustments ...

Despite its propensity for very hot summers, Phoenix has attracted new residents for many years. From 2010 to 2020, it was the fastest-growing city in the United States. That pace has slowed, but from ...

PHOENIX — The number of real estate agents selling homes in Phoenix dropped 34% from September to October. It was worse in Mesa, where the number of active agents dropped by 40% during that same time ...

This story is part of KTAR News’ “Arizona’s Rising Real Estate” weeklong special series on 92.3 FM, online and our app. PHOENIX– It is not a bubble, but a boom. That is how a long-time economist in ...

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PHOENIX - Phoenix is consistently ranking in several reports as one of the hottest housing markets, and it has been for months, but experts say we're starting to see some leveling out of the market.

Phoenix was a pandemic boomtown, but home prices there are falling, according to a Realtor report. As of August 2023, the median home price in Phoenix was $537,900, down 1.2% compared to last year.