Bill&Cathy Fuchs | McDowell Mountain Lifestyle

DISTINCT ADDRESS

The Fuchs Group Featured Listings

Sale Pending

Stonegate | 9246 N 114th Street 5 Bed | 3 Bath | 4,006 SQFT | $849,000 Superior location backing open space. Sparkling pebble sheen finish pool, grass play area, fireplace and built-in Viking BBQ for the ultimate entertainer’s backyard resort oasis. Gourmet kitchen features huge walk-in pantry and abundant slab granite countertops. Three car epoxy sealed garage floors with lots of storage.

PRIM E L O C ATIO N

Visit our website or scan the code with your smartphone to see what’s for sale in each distinct McDowell Mountain Ranch community!

BILL FUCHS

Direct: 480.323.5333 Cathy@TheFuchsGroup.com

Direct: 480.205.5888 Bill@TheFuchsGroup.com

Realtor, MBA, ABR, ASP, CDPE

Associate Broker, ABR, e-PRO, CDPE

www.MMRRealEstate.com Real Estate Special Commissioners Chairman’s Club 2015, 2014, 2013 ,2012, Platinum Club 2016, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005

The Fuchs Group | RE/MAX Fine Properties 21000 N Pima Rd, Ste 100, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 Thinking of selling? Contact The Fuchs Group for a complimentary valuation of your current home.

Thinking of buying? Contact The Fuchs Group to find your next dream home!

If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.

Car-Free, Carefree

City Dwellers Ditch Their Wheels

McDowell Mountain Ranch | 10967 E Greenway Road 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | 2,788 SQFT | $750,000 Split master floor plan plus homework/planning center and 3 car garage with epoxy sealed floor. City light and sunset views from back yard, and your heated pebble finish pool and spa with cleaning system and color changing light. 12 and 10 foot ceilings, built in shelving in living room, dining room with built in wine storage. Kitchen with panty, gas cooktop, and double ovens - plus gas BBQ outside!

Cover Home | Sale Pending

Desert Ridge | 22436 N 52nd Place 2 Beds | 2.5 Baths | 1,733 SQFT | $499,000 $100,000 recently invested in this beautiful, well cared for golf course lot home. New roof, new pebble finish pool surface and deck refinish, all new bath cabinetry and full master bath remodel, new stainless steel kitchen appliances, new storage cabinetry for the extended length garage, and more recently replaced HVAC system.

Oversize private golf course view lot on quiet street.

Sale Pending

CATHY FUCHS

LIFESTYLE

McDowell Mountain Ranch | 10751 E Caribbean Ln 3 Bed | 2 Bath | 2,369 SQFT | $599,000 Aged wood plank flooring and timeless travertine, no carpet! Soaring 12 foot ceilings. Gas fireplace and custom mantel. Resort style backyard with synthetic grass, paver patio, soothing water feature, wall of flames, and elevated patio for beautiful city light views.

Guard gated, walking distance to community pools with spa, tennis, basketball, spa, and fitness center.

For Sale

SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2017

MMRLUX

McDowell Mountain Ranch

McDowell Mountain Ranch

REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY IN MCDOWELL MOUNTAIN RANCH Sold Since June 15, 2017

Address SQFT Bed Bath List

Price Cimarron Hills/Cimarron Ridge 11363 E Caribbean Ln 3,751 4 2.5 11267 E Beck Ln 3,375 4 3.5 15040 N 114th Way 2,539 3 2.5 One Hundred Hills 11001 E Betony Dr 2,638 2 2 16024 N 111th Pl 2,387 3 2 11015 E Mirasol Cir 3,103 4 3.5 11510 E Mirasol Cir 4,378 3 3.5 16046 N 115th Way 6,174 5 5 11429 E Betony Dr 6,582 5 6.5 Sonoran Estates 11416 E Winchcomb Dr 4,054 5 4.5 14239 N 111th Pl 3,658 4 3.5 Sunrise Point 11285 E Helm Dr 1,792 2 2

Sold Price

List/Sold Price Per SQFT

Close of Escrow

Listing Courtesy Of

$975,000 $921,000 $259.93/$245.53 6/30/2017 Coldwell Banker $749,000 $693,000 $221.93/$205.33 6/15/2017 Russ Lyon Sotheby’s $725,000 $705,000 $285.55/$277.66 6/30/2017 Ideal Homes Realty $600,000 $575,000 $227.45/$217.96 $695,000 $685,000 $291.16/$286.97 $1,119,000 $1,025,000 $360.62/$330.32 $1,295,000 $1,110,000 $295.80/$253.54 $1,799,000 $1,750,000 $291.38/$283.44 $2,350,000 $2,340,000 $357.03/$355.51

8/7/2017 7/7/2017 6/15/2017 7/7/2017 6/22/2017 8/14/2017

Realty ONE Group Realty Executives HomeSmart RE/MAX Fine Properties RE/MAX Fine Properties RE/MAX Fine Properties

$1,275,000 $1,200,000 $314.50/$296.00 6/22/2017 Russ Lyons Sotheby’s $1,260,000 $1,250,000 $344.45/$341.71 6/21/2017 Realty Executives $599,000 $575,000 $334.26/$320.87 7/31/2017 RE/MAX Fine Properties

All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Data Source Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service.

Produced by DLP Marketing • (480)460-0996 • DLPmarketing.com

Market Update

Metro Phoenix Mid-Year Report

The Vig

Lean and Green Steak Salad

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EVENT CALENDAR

Baby,

SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2017 Arizona Fall Restaurant Week

Collection of Western Film History Scottsdale’s Museum of the West | Through Sept. 30 ScottsdaleMuseumWest.org | 480.686.9539 This exhibition features 118 rare and historic western film posters and lobby cards selected from Dr. Rennard Strickland’s collection of more than 5,000 items dating from the 1800s to the present. It is one of the world’s largest – and most historically important and inclusive collections of western film graphic arts. There will also be a special celebration on Sept. 24 that’s free with admission. Call for more information.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch Phoenix Theater | Sept. 20 – Oct. 15 PhoenixTheater.com | 602.254.2151 Viciously funny and devastatingly heartbreaking, Hedwig and the Angry Inch is a modern masterpiece! With an electrifying glam-rock score and high-voltage performances, this show is thrillingly progressive and thoroughly entertaining. A co-production with A/C Theatre Company, it contains mature language that may not be suitable for all audiences.

Arizona State Fair 1826 W. McDowell Rd., Phoenix | Oct. 6-29 AZStateFair.com Making memories for Arizona families is what the State Fair is all about. Whether it’s your first date on the Sky Ride, at a Coliseum Concert, indulging in a Funnel Cake or winning a giant stuffed panda, the Arizona State Fair brings community together. This year, be sure to join over a million other neighbors who celebrate Arizona’s Playground!

Lost Lake Festival Steele Indian School Park | Oct. 20-22 LostLakeFestival.com More than 40 musical acts over three days on multiple stages. Signature culinary experiences.

The best in local food, cocktails and breweries.

Interactive games. Local art. Brought to you by the co-creators of Bonnaroo + Outside Lands in partnership with cultural leaders in the Phoenix community, Lost Lake Festival is a new tradition!

PHOENIX MARKET REMAINS ROBUST

You Can Take My Car

T

he Greater Phoenix housing market started 2017 in a healthy state and has only improved since then, with sellers in a strong negotiating position across most geographies and price ranges.

For the overall market across the metro area, as of mid-year, the annual price changes were as follows, compared with the same time frame, 2016: • The annual average price per sq. ft. rose by 6% from $137.54 to $145.89 • The annual average sales price increased 6% from $269,475 to $286,877 • The annual median sales price gained 7% from $217,000 to $231,500 These are all annual averages, but the monthly median sales price had progressed to $245,000 as of June. This is consistent with a market that favors sellers over buyers, but can depend on price range, location, and age of the home.

The price range below $200,000 remains extremely short of supply compared to the number of hopeful buyers. Appreciation is strongest for these entrylevel homes and condition is rarely a constraint. Location can be an issue, but the shortage in the central areas has encouraged more buyers to go looking in outer locations. This has led to much improved markets in areas such as Buckeye, Maricopa, San Tan Valley, Apache Junction and Surprise.

Between $200,000 and $600,000, supply has improved over 2016 and is being replenished by new home builders. New single family home permits in Maricopa and Pinal Counties totaled 8,623 year to date by the end of May. This is an increase of 11% compared to 2016, however it’s still inadequate to meet demand.

Mid-range demand is up strongly thanks to improved credit scores and significant easing of lender underwriting conditions. There are occasional problems for homes that have been neglected or in great need of modernization, but in general the market below $600,000 is buoyant.

The lower end of the luxury market (below $1,500,000) has regained much of the momentum it lost during 2016. Over $1,500,000 the market remains relatively weak, however in recent months there have been signs of improvement compared with 2016, particularly for the segment over $3,000,000 Despite some softness in the luxury sector, the majority of the Greater Phoenix housing market is even healthier than it was 12 months ago and the prospect of steeply rising interest rates has faded. A large wave of baby boomers is reaching retirement age and downsizing their homes, so demand for smaller and more conveniently located homes has grown. The millennial generation is now a more significant pool of potential home buyers than the baby boomer generation and this dominance will increase over the coming decade.

REAL ESTATE

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eems everywhere you look these days, there’s a car with an Uber or Lyft symbol on the back. Even out in the burbs. Push a button on your phone and – presto – a driver is at your door in no time to take you to your destination. It’s no surprise that millennials don’t seem interested in getting their own wheels.

Turns out, more and more young Americans are instead looking at a return to city life, without the constant need to hop in the car to go somewhere. With app-generated ride options, car sharing capabilities, light trains available in many cities across the country, and even self-driving cars from Google and Tesla on the horizon, could young – and possibly even older – Americans be ready to give up their cars? The numbers suggest yes.

Hard to believe? Consider this: Car ownership has decreased since its height of 1.1 cars per licensed driver in 2001, according to the U.S. State Department. And, by 2008 the average number of miles driven in the United States fell for the first time ever, decreasing 3.6 percent. This trend away from car ownership seems likely to continue. Of course, Americans didn’t always

IN GOOD TASTE

Valley Locations | Sept. 15-24 ArizonaRestaurantWeek.com This statewide affair offers foodies a wealth of dining opportunities and the chance to get outside their own neighborhood and try something new. From sizzling Southwestern and soothing comfort foods to five-star dining and international fare – it’s all on the table during Arizona Restaurant Week this fall. So prepare your taste buds and dig in!

own their own wheels. Before World War II, only 40 percent of Americans were car owners, most living in towns and cities with public transportation modes available. But the creation of affordable housing out in the suburbs helped stir America’s love affair with automobiles. Soon, everyone had at least one car in the driveway. Until just recently, with the advent of the internet, it would have been unthinkable to consider giving up car ownership. But today’s younger millennials don’t seem to want a car of their own, preferring the flexibility of these new ride alternatives Not surprisingly, city centers are taking the lead when it comes to encouraging citizens to go “car free.” Europe is ahead of the U.S., welcoming this car-less trend in hopes of cutting down on greenhouse gas emissions and reducing traffic within urban areas. In 2016, the cities of Hamburg, Oslo, Helsinki, and Madrid announced plans to become in part, private-car-free cities. Paris, Milan, Chengdu, Masdar, Dublin, Brussels, Copenhagen, Bogota, and Hyderabad have similar plans to cut down on traffic by enacting car-free days, improving cycling roadways, and enhancing public transportation opportunities. Could the same hold true for the States? For those embracing this new car-free lifestyle, we can only hope so. Just think of what you could do with all the money that goes to car payments, insurance, gas and car washes!

Lean and Green Steak Salad INGREDIENTS Salad 6 oz 4 oz 2 oz 5-6 1 oz ½ oz 1 oz 2 ea 2 ea

Red Wine Vinaigrette Flat iron steak Mixed greens Arugula Cherry tomatoes (cut in half) Gorgonzola Shaved parmesan Red wine vinaigrette Zucchinni Squash Balsamic glaze Salt and pepper

½ c 1 tsp 1 tsp 1 c 3 c

Honey Garlic (minced) Dijon mustard Red wine vinegar Blend oil Salt and pepper

DIRECTIONS Season and grill flat iron steak to preference and let steak rest. Toss mixed greens, arugula, gorgonzola, cherry tomatoes in mixing bowl with red wine vinaigrette.

For vinaigrette, place the honey, garlic, mustard and red wine vinegar in a blender and blend until evenly mixed. Slowly drizzle the oil in the blender while running on low speed. Salt and pepper to taste. Yields 1 quart. Store at 40° for a shelf life of four days.

TheVig.us | Five AZ Locations

EVENT CALENDAR

Baby,

SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2017 Arizona Fall Restaurant Week

Collection of Western Film History Scottsdale’s Museum of the West | Through Sept. 30 ScottsdaleMuseumWest.org | 480.686.9539 This exhibition features 118 rare and historic western film posters and lobby cards selected from Dr. Rennard Strickland’s collection of more than 5,000 items dating from the 1800s to the present. It is one of the world’s largest – and most historically important and inclusive collections of western film graphic arts. There will also be a special celebration on Sept. 24 that’s free with admission. Call for more information.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch Phoenix Theater | Sept. 20 – Oct. 15 PhoenixTheater.com | 602.254.2151 Viciously funny and devastatingly heartbreaking, Hedwig and the Angry Inch is a modern masterpiece! With an electrifying glam-rock score and high-voltage performances, this show is thrillingly progressive and thoroughly entertaining. A co-production with A/C Theatre Company, it contains mature language that may not be suitable for all audiences.

Arizona State Fair 1826 W. McDowell Rd., Phoenix | Oct. 6-29 AZStateFair.com Making memories for Arizona families is what the State Fair is all about. Whether it’s your first date on the Sky Ride, at a Coliseum Concert, indulging in a Funnel Cake or winning a giant stuffed panda, the Arizona State Fair brings community together. This year, be sure to join over a million other neighbors who celebrate Arizona’s Playground!

Lost Lake Festival Steele Indian School Park | Oct. 20-22 LostLakeFestival.com More than 40 musical acts over three days on multiple stages. Signature culinary experiences.

The best in local food, cocktails and breweries.

Interactive games. Local art. Brought to you by the co-creators of Bonnaroo + Outside Lands in partnership with cultural leaders in the Phoenix community, Lost Lake Festival is a new tradition!

PHOENIX MARKET REMAINS ROBUST

You Can Take My Car

T

he Greater Phoenix housing market started 2017 in a healthy state and has only improved since then, with sellers in a strong negotiating position across most geographies and price ranges.

For the overall market across the metro area, as of mid-year, the annual price changes were as follows, compared with the same time frame, 2016: • The annual average price per sq. ft. rose by 6% from $137.54 to $145.89 • The annual average sales price increased 6% from $269,475 to $286,877 • The annual median sales price gained 7% from $217,000 to $231,500 These are all annual averages, but the monthly median sales price had progressed to $245,000 as of June. This is consistent with a market that favors sellers over buyers, but can depend on price range, location, and age of the home.

The price range below $200,000 remains extremely short of supply compared to the number of hopeful buyers. Appreciation is strongest for these entrylevel homes and condition is rarely a constraint. Location can be an issue, but the shortage in the central areas has encouraged more buyers to go looking in outer locations. This has led to much improved markets in areas such as Buckeye, Maricopa, San Tan Valley, Apache Junction and Surprise.

Between $200,000 and $600,000, supply has improved over 2016 and is being replenished by new home builders. New single family home permits in Maricopa and Pinal Counties totaled 8,623 year to date by the end of May. This is an increase of 11% compared to 2016, however it’s still inadequate to meet demand.

Mid-range demand is up strongly thanks to improved credit scores and significant easing of lender underwriting conditions. There are occasional problems for homes that have been neglected or in great need of modernization, but in general the market below $600,000 is buoyant.

The lower end of the luxury market (below $1,500,000) has regained much of the momentum it lost during 2016. Over $1,500,000 the market remains relatively weak, however in recent months there have been signs of improvement compared with 2016, particularly for the segment over $3,000,000 Despite some softness in the luxury sector, the majority of the Greater Phoenix housing market is even healthier than it was 12 months ago and the prospect of steeply rising interest rates has faded. A large wave of baby boomers is reaching retirement age and downsizing their homes, so demand for smaller and more conveniently located homes has grown. The millennial generation is now a more significant pool of potential home buyers than the baby boomer generation and this dominance will increase over the coming decade.

REAL ESTATE

corner

S

eems everywhere you look these days, there’s a car with an Uber or Lyft symbol on the back. Even out in the burbs. Push a button on your phone and – presto – a driver is at your door in no time to take you to your destination. It’s no surprise that millennials don’t seem interested in getting their own wheels.

Turns out, more and more young Americans are instead looking at a return to city life, without the constant need to hop in the car to go somewhere. With app-generated ride options, car sharing capabilities, light trains available in many cities across the country, and even self-driving cars from Google and Tesla on the horizon, could young – and possibly even older – Americans be ready to give up their cars? The numbers suggest yes.

Hard to believe? Consider this: Car ownership has decreased since its height of 1.1 cars per licensed driver in 2001, according to the U.S. State Department. And, by 2008 the average number of miles driven in the United States fell for the first time ever, decreasing 3.6 percent. This trend away from car ownership seems likely to continue. Of course, Americans didn’t always

IN GOOD TASTE

Valley Locations | Sept. 15-24 ArizonaRestaurantWeek.com This statewide affair offers foodies a wealth of dining opportunities and the chance to get outside their own neighborhood and try something new. From sizzling Southwestern and soothing comfort foods to five-star dining and international fare – it’s all on the table during Arizona Restaurant Week this fall. So prepare your taste buds and dig in!

own their own wheels. Before World War II, only 40 percent of Americans were car owners, most living in towns and cities with public transportation modes available. But the creation of affordable housing out in the suburbs helped stir America’s love affair with automobiles. Soon, everyone had at least one car in the driveway. Until just recently, with the advent of the internet, it would have been unthinkable to consider giving up car ownership. But today’s younger millennials don’t seem to want a car of their own, preferring the flexibility of these new ride alternatives Not surprisingly, city centers are taking the lead when it comes to encouraging citizens to go “car free.” Europe is ahead of the U.S., welcoming this car-less trend in hopes of cutting down on greenhouse gas emissions and reducing traffic within urban areas. In 2016, the cities of Hamburg, Oslo, Helsinki, and Madrid announced plans to become in part, private-car-free cities. Paris, Milan, Chengdu, Masdar, Dublin, Brussels, Copenhagen, Bogota, and Hyderabad have similar plans to cut down on traffic by enacting car-free days, improving cycling roadways, and enhancing public transportation opportunities. Could the same hold true for the States? For those embracing this new car-free lifestyle, we can only hope so. Just think of what you could do with all the money that goes to car payments, insurance, gas and car washes!

Lean and Green Steak Salad INGREDIENTS Salad 6 oz 4 oz 2 oz 5-6 1 oz ½ oz 1 oz 2 ea 2 ea

Red Wine Vinaigrette Flat iron steak Mixed greens Arugula Cherry tomatoes (cut in half) Gorgonzola Shaved parmesan Red wine vinaigrette Zucchinni Squash Balsamic glaze Salt and pepper

½ c 1 tsp 1 tsp 1 c 3 c

Honey Garlic (minced) Dijon mustard Red wine vinegar Blend oil Salt and pepper

DIRECTIONS Season and grill flat iron steak to preference and let steak rest. Toss mixed greens, arugula, gorgonzola, cherry tomatoes in mixing bowl with red wine vinaigrette.

For vinaigrette, place the honey, garlic, mustard and red wine vinegar in a blender and blend until evenly mixed. Slowly drizzle the oil in the blender while running on low speed. Salt and pepper to taste. Yields 1 quart. Store at 40° for a shelf life of four days.

TheVig.us | Five AZ Locations

DISTINCT ADDRESS

The Fuchs Group Featured Listings

Sale Pending

Stonegate | 9246 N 114th Street 5 Bed | 3 Bath | 4,006 SQFT | $849,000 Superior location backing open space. Sparkling pebble sheen finish pool, grass play area, fireplace and built-in Viking BBQ for the ultimate entertainer’s backyard resort oasis. Gourmet kitchen features huge walk-in pantry and abundant slab granite countertops. Three car epoxy sealed garage floors with lots of storage.

PRIM E L O C ATIO N

Visit our website or scan the code with your smartphone to see what’s for sale in each distinct McDowell Mountain Ranch community!

BILL FUCHS

Direct: 480.323.5333 Cathy@TheFuchsGroup.com

Direct: 480.205.5888 Bill@TheFuchsGroup.com

Realtor, MBA, ABR, ASP, CDPE

Associate Broker, ABR, e-PRO, CDPE

www.MMRRealEstate.com Real Estate Special Commissioners Chairman’s Club 2015, 2014, 2013 ,2012, Platinum Club 2016, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005

The Fuchs Group | RE/MAX Fine Properties 21000 N Pima Rd, Ste 100, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 Thinking of selling? Contact The Fuchs Group for a complimentary valuation of your current home.

Thinking of buying? Contact The Fuchs Group to find your next dream home!

If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.

Car-Free, Carefree

City Dwellers Ditch Their Wheels

McDowell Mountain Ranch | 10967 E Greenway Road 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | 2,788 SQFT | $750,000 Split master floor plan plus homework/planning center and 3 car garage with epoxy sealed floor. City light and sunset views from back yard, and your heated pebble finish pool and spa with cleaning system and color changing light. 12 and 10 foot ceilings, built in shelving in living room, dining room with built in wine storage. Kitchen with panty, gas cooktop, and double ovens - plus gas BBQ outside!

Cover Home | Sale Pending

Desert Ridge | 22436 N 52nd Place 2 Beds | 2.5 Baths | 1,733 SQFT | $499,000 $100,000 recently invested in this beautiful, well cared for golf course lot home. New roof, new pebble finish pool surface and deck refinish, all new bath cabinetry and full master bath remodel, new stainless steel kitchen appliances, new storage cabinetry for the extended length garage, and more recently replaced HVAC system.

Oversize private golf course view lot on quiet street.

Sale Pending

CATHY FUCHS

LIFESTYLE

McDowell Mountain Ranch | 10751 E Caribbean Ln 3 Bed | 2 Bath | 2,369 SQFT | $599,000 Aged wood plank flooring and timeless travertine, no carpet! Soaring 12 foot ceilings. Gas fireplace and custom mantel. Resort style backyard with synthetic grass, paver patio, soothing water feature, wall of flames, and elevated patio for beautiful city light views.

Guard gated, walking distance to community pools with spa, tennis, basketball, spa, and fitness center.

For Sale

SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2017

MMRLUX

McDowell Mountain Ranch

McDowell Mountain Ranch

REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY IN MCDOWELL MOUNTAIN RANCH Sold Since June 15, 2017

Address SQFT Bed Bath List

Price Cimarron Hills/Cimarron Ridge 11363 E Caribbean Ln 3,751 4 2.5 11267 E Beck Ln 3,375 4 3.5 15040 N 114th Way 2,539 3 2.5 One Hundred Hills 11001 E Betony Dr 2,638 2 2 16024 N 111th Pl 2,387 3 2 11015 E Mirasol Cir 3,103 4 3.5 11510 E Mirasol Cir 4,378 3 3.5 16046 N 115th Way 6,174 5 5 11429 E Betony Dr 6,582 5 6.5 Sonoran Estates 11416 E Winchcomb Dr 4,054 5 4.5 14239 N 111th Pl 3,658 4 3.5 Sunrise Point 11285 E Helm Dr 1,792 2 2

Sold Price

List/Sold Price Per SQFT

Close of Escrow

Listing Courtesy Of

$975,000 $921,000 $259.93/$245.53 6/30/2017 Coldwell Banker $749,000 $693,000 $221.93/$205.33 6/15/2017 Russ Lyon Sotheby’s $725,000 $705,000 $285.55/$277.66 6/30/2017 Ideal Homes Realty $600,000 $575,000 $227.45/$217.96 $695,000 $685,000 $291.16/$286.97 $1,119,000 $1,025,000 $360.62/$330.32 $1,295,000 $1,110,000 $295.80/$253.54 $1,799,000 $1,750,000 $291.38/$283.44 $2,350,000 $2,340,000 $357.03/$355.51

8/7/2017 7/7/2017 6/15/2017 7/7/2017 6/22/2017 8/14/2017

Realty ONE Group Realty Executives HomeSmart RE/MAX Fine Properties RE/MAX Fine Properties RE/MAX Fine Properties

$1,275,000 $1,200,000 $314.50/$296.00 6/22/2017 Russ Lyons Sotheby’s $1,260,000 $1,250,000 $344.45/$341.71 6/21/2017 Realty Executives $599,000 $575,000 $334.26/$320.87 7/31/2017 RE/MAX Fine Properties

All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Data Source Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service.

Produced by DLP Marketing • (480)460-0996 • DLPmarketing.com

Market Update

Metro Phoenix Mid-Year Report

The Vig

Lean and Green Steak Salad

Life’s so good in MMR!