Articles, tagged with "valley of the sun", page 5

Phoenix Real Estate Price Wars

I was recently involved in a real estate transaction in Phoenix, thank the Lord, that I feel bears repeating because there are lessons to be learnt for both buyers and sellers in this difficult market. The subject was an entry-level home in Phoenix th... Read >
Author: Gary Kiernan

water and Phoenix real estate

If you really know your American history (and/or have ever read the book or seen the PBS documentary Cadillac Desert) you understand full well that settlement of the West and water issues are inextricably bound - particularly in desert areas like Phoenix.... Read >
Author: Wayne Hemrick

Home Sales at Lowest Levels in Four Years

The National Association of Realtors reported another drop in existing home sales in May, a rate of sale not seen since June 2003. In fact, some areas of the country, notably the north-east and north-west has seen a small rise in sales. Unfortunately, ... Read >
Author: Gary Kiernan

Phoenix, Arizona Real Estate: The Secrets to Success for Arizona Home Buyers

There are several steps to take when purchasing a home in Arizona. This check list, coming from an Executive Sales Associate with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Arizona, will help any person thinking about buying a home in the valley of the sun.... Read >
Author: Courtlyn

Relocating to Phoenix

The city of Phoenix was once referred to as 'Hoozdo' by the Navajo which translates to "the place is hot." People relocating to Phoenix will find a hot job market in one of the fastest growing cities in the country. Nicknamed "Valley of the Sun," Phoen... Read >
Author: Lou Ross

Real Estate USA

Real Estate Information on Cities of USA USA has long been a longing place to live in for every citizen of the rest of the world. USA offers you a highly technical and independent life which you hardly find in other Parts of the World. Who don't want to l... Read >
Author: Real Estate USA

Phoenix Real Estate Predictions for 2007

Good Grief! Another New Year sneaked up on me and took me by surprise. Welcome, 2007, I wonder what you have in store for us all. Hopefully, happiness, good health and prosperity to keep you in the manner to which you have become accustomed. I no long... Read >
Author: Gary Kiernan

Ozzy verses Amy: The Prince of Darkness verses the Evil Princess of the Undead

Sometimes I wonder if Phoenix is considered the back end of concert dates. So many acts tend to take their Arizona Fans for granted or just bypass us when they have to cancel or reschedule another date. Others seem to forget that we tend to turn out in bi... Read >
Author: Bill Knell

Phoenix Real Estate Woes; A Silver Lining

Headlines are a funny thing. By their very nature, they are, of course, designed to catch our eye. They are supposed to entice the reader to read further. Unfortunately, in this day and age, few do. I mention this because a client recently pointed out a h... Read >
Author: Gary Kiernan

Planning Your Arizona Wedding Event

If you were recently engaged and are beginning to make plans for your Arizona wedding, you have selected one of the most beautiful places in the world to hold your event. From the Valley of the Sun to the Tucson area, there are so many attractive venues a... Read >
Author: Michael Brito

Cave Creek Arizona, a Great Place to Call Home

Cave Creek is one of those towns you must visit the next time you are in Arizona. Situated in Maricopa County, about half an hour northeast of downtown Phoenix, in the Valley of the Sun. First settled in the 1870s as a mining camp the town incorporate... Read >
Author: Gary Kiernan

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