Residential home prices in Pinal County rose an average of 4.6 percent in the third quarter of 2015, when compared to the July through September period of last year. The average sale price rose from $166,632 in 2014 to $174,266 in 2015. The average size for residential properties in the county increased slightly from 1,964 square feet a year ago to 2,005 over the most recent three months.

Meritage Homes, the sixth-largest public homebuilder in the U.S., has announced the opening of two models and two series in San Tan Valley. Bella Vist...

Opendoor has agreed to pay a $62 million dollar penalty to settle allegations of misleading potential home sellers. The Federal Trade Commission claim...

With the threat of wildfires across Arizona, it is time to check your homeowner's insurance policy. The cost to rebuild after a disaster is rising, an...

First-time homebuyers are growing increasingly frustrated with the market around the Valley. Realtors say some people are putting 15 to 20 offers down...

Thinking of moving closer to family?  One of the most popular reasons for relocating these days is to be closer to family.  Now with ev...

It can be a struggle to save money to put a deposit down on a house. It can take years of saving to come up with enough for a deposit for a home. Shor...

Home developer Bellago Homes announced the grand opening of their newest community. Whitewing at San Tan Magma is a 22-unit gated community featuring ...

The Home Matters home solutions experts have researched and found the ways for you to save money when programming and setting your thermostat.

Thinking about buying a home? Perhaps you have purchased a home recently. Did you work with a Listing Agent or Buyers Agent?  

You’re invited to celebrate the Grand Opening of The Parks on Saturday, May 4 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Round up the family, tour the model homes and explore the possibilities for your new home in San Tan Valley with two beautiful communities to choose from – Arbor and Discovery. Showcasing a wide selection of single and two-story designs, Lennar’s multigenerational Next Gen® design and a high level of Everything’s Included® features, families of every type can find a home that’s going to take their everyday living to the next level.

Francesca Sutton was excited to move out of her apartment and into her first rental home. She didn’t expect the scorpions.

With summer right around the corner, now is the time to think about getting your pool swim ready. Maintenance can sometimes be overwhelming, but before you dive in, there are some things you should know that could save you money.

We caught up with Steve Higgins of Platinum Home Warranty, and this guy knows his stuff about pools.

After meeting with my monthly group of Real Estate peers (who we all work for different companies we get together with once a month to go over the market trends, issues, advances and successes! ) I decided that our morning conversation needed to result in informing my public. We brought up what we all thought the market was going to look like this year and in the next few years. This got me excited to research a little more and share our thoughts and some thoughts of others with my general real estate public.

So many people are distracted by the holidays that they wouldn’t think of having time to look for a home… or do they? A lot of agents out there hang up their business for the holidays in anticipation that inventory will dwindle and purchases slow down to concentrate on the busyness of the holiday season upon us. They are not seeking buyers and sellers as regularly as during the rest of the year. Many buyers and sellers will assume the same thing and either remove their home from the market or wait until after the holiday to buy a new home. I say this isn’t always the best choice.

I recently had lunch with a Realtor friend of mine who happens to own her own real estate brokerage. We got on the topic of listings and how some homes could be considered overpriced in some areas even though there are recently (last 90 days) homes that have sold for the same amount of money. Sometimes oversupply and the lack of demand in an area can drive prices down a little.

September is right around the corner and fall is in the air, which makes me think of color changes… well, maybe not in the heart of Phoenix Arizona, but in other parts of Arizona and in other states…It was 74 the other morning when I woke up…I even made some pumpkin muffins! (wishful thinking) I would have to say FALL is traditionally my favorite SEASON.

As a homeowner you probably know your home better than anyone else, but with this said you may not be the best sales person for the job. You may see the dollar signs of saving by selling your home yourself.

Depending on where it is located… land is extremely valuable. It varies in price based on the closeness of a city, the amenities it provides or the views that you seek.

There are agents who specialize in buyers and some sellers, some who do both, to those who specialize in land, horse properties, high dollar properties and first time home buyers and everything in between.