Kelly McLain/Mike Tompkins | Orange Tree Insider

The #1 Agent &

ORAN

FOR ORANGE TREE EQUESTRIAN MANOR WITH OVER 100 TRANSACTIONS!

Kelly McLain Realtor

602.625.4653

mclainjk@aol.com www.kellymclain.com

Current Mortgage Rates Negative mortgage rates are a strange phenomenon where the lender pays the borrower, not the other way around. At first this seems ridiculous. Lenders want something for the use of their money. But not always. A Danish bank called Jyske Bank is offering a mortgage that pays the borrower. “Jyske Realkredit is ready with a fixedrate mortgage with a nominal interest rate of minus 0.5%,” says the bank. “Yes, you read right,” it continues. “You can now get a fixed-rate Mike Tompkins mortgage with a maturity of up to 10 years, where Sales Manager the nominal interest rate is negative.” (Of course, Mortgage Loan the bank warns, there will be fees, so you may not Originator actually get a return.) The question U.S. borrowers are wondering is, are negative mortgage rates coming to our shores? We predicted 3% rates. That happened. Then we forecasted 2% rates. Now, the 15-year fixed is on the cusp of breaking into the 2s, at just 3.05% as of August 15, 2019. Will negative rates be next?

We’re not predicting that yet, but negative rates reinforce the fact that rates still have room to drop despite a precipitous fall so far this year.

NMLS # 217645 602.329.6591 Direct tompkins@ksstatebank.com| www.ksstatebank.com

7373 Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85253 | 480.308.0395 MEMBER FDIC | EQUAL HOUSING LENDER

Orange Tree Pool Service & Repairs Steve Sherman | 480-570-1117

Candis Creel Account Manager

602-697-0232

ccreel@atsaaz.com

We look forward to handling your next Escrow!

Fall Has Arrived and My Listings Keep Selling As we roll into the fall season it’s time for cooler weather and football! It’s been quite a year, my listings continue to sell, and proud to say I have only had 1 listing expire with me over the past 15 years.

It is undisputed that good agents have friends and family members too. So, it would be overly simplistic to assume that you should never work with a friend, discount broker or family member. However, both buyers and sellers should carefully consider which agent is the best for them. Buying or selling a home is a very important transaction, and it should be taken quite seriously. Before deciding to work with a friend or family member simply because you know them, you should ask very detailed and comprehensive questions to ascertain their level of competency.

How active are other agents in the Orange Tree area, how many homes have they sold, does the agent care about getting top dollar to keep our neighborhood values up, or just interested in getting a sale? Do other agents know about our community e-mails, meetings, HOA or no HOA, golf course access, block watch, and so much more. I explain all of this information so the buyers agent and buyers know about our community.

Another touchy area is that it is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to fire a friend or family member. Even when Sellers are extremely disappointed with the performance of their agent, they may find it difficult to complain or switch agents at the end of the listing period. If you have a family or friend in the business you may suggest you will receive a referral from the agent that works, lives, and sells in the area.

Interviewing friends and family members may make sense, but a wise client should also interview other agents to make sure that their friend or family member would truly be the best choice for such an important transaction.

Interest rates look to keep falling through 2019, so we should continue to see increased demand through the end of the year. 2020 is an election year, and traditionally we see the market slow down during election years as many buyers stay on the fence waiting for results.

Thanks for a great year so far and I look forward to helping all the buyers and sellers in my newsletter area.

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D

ADDRESS

SQFT

BED BATH SOLD PRICE

PRICE PER SQFT

6222 E Mountain View Rd

7,266

5

5.5

$2,900,000

$401.33

Sunburst Farms

6028 E Sunnyside Dr

5,527

5

6

$2,375,000

$429.70

Paradise Manor Estates

6129 E Turquoise Ave

5,100

4

5

$2,225,000

$436.27

Tierra Feliz

9809 N 57th St

5,286

5

4.5

$2,045,000

$386.87

Country Club Acres

12034 N 61st St

4,200

5

5.5

$1,795,000

$427.38

Equestrian Manor

10602 N Monterose Wy

5,138

4

5.5

$1,625,000

$316.27

Century Club Estates

12021 N 61st St

3,681

4

3

$1,575,000

$427.87

Equestrian Manor

6052 E Jenan Dr

5,087

5

6

$1,565,000

$307.64

Paradise Manor Estates

6210 E Laurel Ln

3,785

4

4.5

$1,310,000

$346.10

Equestrian Manor

6012 E Mescal St

3,971

4

4

$1,270,000

$319.81

Century Circle Estates

11037 N 61st St

3,488

4

5

$1,150,000

$329.70

Century Circle Estates

5458 E Oakhurst Wy

4,121

5

4

$1,050,000

$254.79

Orangetree Estates

5402 E Cholla St

3,717

4

3.5

$995,000

$267.69

Orangetree Estates

12023 N 62nd St

3,358

4

3

$874,275

$260.35

Equestrian Manor

11455 N 54th St

3,332

4

3.5

$799,500

$239.94

Orangetree Estates

10229 N 58th Pl

2,737

4

3

$750,000

$274.02

Country Estates

5430 E Larkspur Dr

3,371

5

3

$720,000

$213.59

Rancho Saguaro

12007 N 56th St

2,567

4

2.5

$720,000

$280.48

Century Club Estates

5519 E Bloomfield Rd

2,461

4

3

$667,500

$271.23

Rancho Saguaro

5409 E Larkspur Dr

3,126

4

2.5

$628,500

$201.06

Rancho Saguaro

5829 E Bloomfield Rd

2,813

4

3

$625,000

$222.18

Avant

5440 E Dahlia Dr

2,916

4

3.5

$615,000

$210.91

Rancho Saguaro

10206 N 58th Pl

2,266

4

2

$591,425

$260.99

Country Estates

12825 N 61st Pl

3,082

4

3

$525,000

$170.34

Avant

5921 E Sweetwater Ave

2,672

5

3

$510,000

$190.86

Avant

12412 N 58th St

2,620

5

3

$500,000

$190.84

Century North

5246 E Cactus Rd

2,766

5

3

$475,000

$171.73

Sunburst Farms

NEIGHBORHOOD

Latest Sales and Closings around Orange Tree

5537 E Wethersfield Rd 11415 N 56th St

5 3 $455,000 Rancho Saguaro WANT YOUR $157.49 PROPERTY 4 2 $422,000 $199.24 Rancho Saguaro TO1,806 BE OUR NEXT COVER HOME? 2 2.5 $415,000 $229.78 Century Place 2,889 2,118

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SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2019

Kelly McLain

5402 E Corrine Dr

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

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All In the Family Mom’s Moving In

Seven Layer Bean Dip GoodNes

EVENT CALENDAR SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2019 Goldrush Music Festival Phoenix| Sept. 27 & 28 GoldrushFestAZ.com Experience four stages across two days in the fully immersive wild west town at Rawhide Western Town. The eclectic lineup features Alison Wonderland, Blossom, Destructo, DJ Scheme, Don Diablo, Kyle Watson and many more.

Ithriving wine industry just might have something to say about f you think Arizona is all about cactus and craft beers, the

that. Pull up a glass and learn a little about the glorious grapes of the 48th state.

A soil scientist named Dr. Gordon Dutt from the University of Arizona introduced winemaking to the area in 1973 when he began an experimental vineyard on a ranch in the southern part of the state. He found the altitude and soil similar to Burgundy, France, and thus discovered fertile ground for Arizona’s first commercial vineyard in 1979. The doors to Sonoita Vineyards Winery opened in 1983.

The Prescott Area Celtic Society hosts the annual Prescott Highland Games & Celtic Faire, welcoming all the Celtic Nations to join them in sharing their heritage with the world. Bagpipes, drums, dancing, competitions, food, culture, and of course, kilts. Slainte!

Schnepf Farms Pumpkin and Chili Party Queen Creek | Oct. 3 – 31, Thurs-Sun SchnepfFarms.com Throughout October, Schnepf Farms offers fun fall activities like hay rides, a 4-acre corn maze, a pumpkin patch, pig races and, of course, chili.

Take a spin on exciting rides or the farm’s train.

Fireworks light up the sky Friday and Saturday nights. Don’t forget to grab your Halloween pumpkin during your visit.

Arizona Taco Festival at WestWorld Scottsdale | Oct. 12 & 13 AZTacoFestival.com If you love tacos, and who doesn’t love tacos, then we have the place for you!

General admission provides access to taco-topia where you’ll find about 50 restaurants dishing out $3 tacos and bars and beverage stations serving margaritas, beer, water, and soda.

Salt River Spooktacular Balloon Festival Scottsdale | Oct. 25 & 26 AZSpooktacular.com Over 20 hot air balloons on display and passing out over 4,000 pounds of candy for trick-ortreaters, live music, food and beverage, a Kids Zone, vendor market, tethered balloon rides, a haunted Spooky trail, fireworks and much more.

S

eems like more and more families have a grandmother or grandfather moving in with them these days. In fact, some 20 percent of the U.S. population lives in a multigenerational home, meaning three or more generations under one roof, according to budgetdumpster.com. As our aging parents live longer, they need a safe place to call home when it’s not always possible for them to live on their own.

Retirement communities or nursing homes are not necessarily a good fit and they can be cost prohibitive. Luckily, today’s living arrangements offer lots of possibilities for keeping mom or dad close by, while also allowing them to have some independence and you to have some privacy.

Having a separate but small home or apartment on your property is the perfect arrangement for many elderly people looking to move closer to their grown children. Known as casitas, granny apartments, or flats, mother-in-law cabins, or carriage houses, depending on what part of the country you live in, these tiny homes can be the perfect spot for keeping an eye on your aging mother or father. Casitas are often one room with a small bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen.

They are usually separate from the main house and offer your parent privacy and independence but also the assurance of knowing if they have a medical or other emergency, a family member is close by to help. Parents are able to come over for meals but then have their own space to relax at the end of the day.

Mother-in-law suites are another trend in multi-generational living. Here the living space is part of the main home, but usually set off on one side or part of the house so the older person can have their own space and freedom. Fully converted garages and comfortable finished basements often with their own entrances are also popular alternatives for aging parents.

Having your aging parent living under your roof or right on your property will certainly give you peace of mind that they are safe and sound. In addition, a casita is also a sound investment as many home buyers now look for these when searching for a new house. A granny flat can also be used for different purposes, such as an art studio, an office, a rental apartment, or even a place for a young adult who’s moved back home. Not a bad investment any way you look at it!

In the years since, the young industry has blossomed to approximately 1,000 acres under vine and almost 100 bonded wineries. While you can sample and buy Arizona varietals at numerous wineries, tasting rooms and liquor stores, there are three distinct areas in the state where the grapes grow: Sonoita, Willcox, and the Verde Valley.

SONOITA Sonoita and Elgin are southeast of Tucson and two and a half hours south of Phoenix. The area has an altitude of 4,900 ft. and is surrounded by national forest. There are currently about a dozen vineyards located there with notables including Dos Cabezas, Hops & Vine, and Callaghan Vineyards.

WILLCOX This agriculturally rich southeast corner of the state was known for apple orchards and corn mazes before wine took root as well. It produces the most grapes of the three wine regions

IN GOOD TASTE

Prescott Highland Games & Celtic Faire Prescott | Sept. 28 & 29 PrescottAreaCelticSociety.com

VERDE VALLEY The choices increase quite a bit when you head north of Phoenix to the Verde Valley growing area, which encompasses the towns of Sedona, Jerome, Cottonwood and more. You’ll find almost 20 wineries and tasting rooms throughout the scenic canyons at 3,800 ft. Be sure to check out the popular Arizona Stronghold, Caduceus Cellars and Javelina Leap Vineyard, to name just a few.

Each growing region offers a tasting trail to follow, similar to that in Napa or Sonoma, but if you’re looking for a little more guidance – and transportation – check out AZWineryTours. com. You’ll also meet experts at each winery that can educate you on grapes and blends from the familiar Cabernets to a tantalizing Tempranillo. No need to travel to France or even California when we have so many choices on the vine right here in sunny Arizona. Cheers!

SEVEN LAYER DIP

INGREDIENTS

avocados, diced

3/4 cup

shredded cheese

1/2 cup

chopped cilantro

1/4 cup

sliced ripe olives

1 cup

sour cream

1 can

refried beans

1/2 cup

salsa

1/4 cup

sliced green onions

1/2 cup

diced tomatoes

1/2 tsp

chicken flavor bouillon

2 tbl

fresh lime juice

2

DIRECTIONS Combine refried beans and salsa in a medium bowl; mix well. Spread into 8-inch-square baking dish. Mash avocados, cilantro, lime juice and bouillon in a medium bowl until combined. Spread carefully over bean mixture. Spread sour cream over avocado mixture.

Sprinkle evenly with cheese. Top with tomatoes, olives and green onions. Refrigerate until ready to serve. Serve with tortilla chips, if desired.

REAL ESTATE

corner

according to the Arizona Wine Growers Association, and sits at 4,200 ft. Favorite wineries include the Keeling Schaefer Tasting Room, Zarpara Vineyard, and Aridus Wines which also has a fabulous tasting room in Old Town Scottsdale.

GoodNes.com

EVENT CALENDAR SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2019 Goldrush Music Festival Phoenix| Sept. 27 & 28 GoldrushFestAZ.com Experience four stages across two days in the fully immersive wild west town at Rawhide Western Town. The eclectic lineup features Alison Wonderland, Blossom, Destructo, DJ Scheme, Don Diablo, Kyle Watson and many more.

Ithriving wine industry just might have something to say about f you think Arizona is all about cactus and craft beers, the

that. Pull up a glass and learn a little about the glorious grapes of the 48th state.

A soil scientist named Dr. Gordon Dutt from the University of Arizona introduced winemaking to the area in 1973 when he began an experimental vineyard on a ranch in the southern part of the state. He found the altitude and soil similar to Burgundy, France, and thus discovered fertile ground for Arizona’s first commercial vineyard in 1979. The doors to Sonoita Vineyards Winery opened in 1983.

The Prescott Area Celtic Society hosts the annual Prescott Highland Games & Celtic Faire, welcoming all the Celtic Nations to join them in sharing their heritage with the world. Bagpipes, drums, dancing, competitions, food, culture, and of course, kilts. Slainte!

Schnepf Farms Pumpkin and Chili Party Queen Creek | Oct. 3 – 31, Thurs-Sun SchnepfFarms.com Throughout October, Schnepf Farms offers fun fall activities like hay rides, a 4-acre corn maze, a pumpkin patch, pig races and, of course, chili.

Take a spin on exciting rides or the farm’s train.

Fireworks light up the sky Friday and Saturday nights. Don’t forget to grab your Halloween pumpkin during your visit.

Arizona Taco Festival at WestWorld Scottsdale | Oct. 12 & 13 AZTacoFestival.com If you love tacos, and who doesn’t love tacos, then we have the place for you!

General admission provides access to taco-topia where you’ll find about 50 restaurants dishing out $3 tacos and bars and beverage stations serving margaritas, beer, water, and soda.

Salt River Spooktacular Balloon Festival Scottsdale | Oct. 25 & 26 AZSpooktacular.com Over 20 hot air balloons on display and passing out over 4,000 pounds of candy for trick-ortreaters, live music, food and beverage, a Kids Zone, vendor market, tethered balloon rides, a haunted Spooky trail, fireworks and much more.

S

eems like more and more families have a grandmother or grandfather moving in with them these days. In fact, some 20 percent of the U.S. population lives in a multigenerational home, meaning three or more generations under one roof, according to budgetdumpster.com. As our aging parents live longer, they need a safe place to call home when it’s not always possible for them to live on their own.

Retirement communities or nursing homes are not necessarily a good fit and they can be cost prohibitive. Luckily, today’s living arrangements offer lots of possibilities for keeping mom or dad close by, while also allowing them to have some independence and you to have some privacy.

Having a separate but small home or apartment on your property is the perfect arrangement for many elderly people looking to move closer to their grown children. Known as casitas, granny apartments, or flats, mother-in-law cabins, or carriage houses, depending on what part of the country you live in, these tiny homes can be the perfect spot for keeping an eye on your aging mother or father. Casitas are often one room with a small bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen.

They are usually separate from the main house and offer your parent privacy and independence but also the assurance of knowing if they have a medical or other emergency, a family member is close by to help. Parents are able to come over for meals but then have their own space to relax at the end of the day.

Mother-in-law suites are another trend in multi-generational living. Here the living space is part of the main home, but usually set off on one side or part of the house so the older person can have their own space and freedom. Fully converted garages and comfortable finished basements often with their own entrances are also popular alternatives for aging parents.

Having your aging parent living under your roof or right on your property will certainly give you peace of mind that they are safe and sound. In addition, a casita is also a sound investment as many home buyers now look for these when searching for a new house. A granny flat can also be used for different purposes, such as an art studio, an office, a rental apartment, or even a place for a young adult who’s moved back home. Not a bad investment any way you look at it!

In the years since, the young industry has blossomed to approximately 1,000 acres under vine and almost 100 bonded wineries. While you can sample and buy Arizona varietals at numerous wineries, tasting rooms and liquor stores, there are three distinct areas in the state where the grapes grow: Sonoita, Willcox, and the Verde Valley.

SONOITA Sonoita and Elgin are southeast of Tucson and two and a half hours south of Phoenix. The area has an altitude of 4,900 ft. and is surrounded by national forest. There are currently about a dozen vineyards located there with notables including Dos Cabezas, Hops & Vine, and Callaghan Vineyards.

WILLCOX This agriculturally rich southeast corner of the state was known for apple orchards and corn mazes before wine took root as well. It produces the most grapes of the three wine regions

IN GOOD TASTE

Prescott Highland Games & Celtic Faire Prescott | Sept. 28 & 29 PrescottAreaCelticSociety.com

VERDE VALLEY The choices increase quite a bit when you head north of Phoenix to the Verde Valley growing area, which encompasses the towns of Sedona, Jerome, Cottonwood and more. You’ll find almost 20 wineries and tasting rooms throughout the scenic canyons at 3,800 ft. Be sure to check out the popular Arizona Stronghold, Caduceus Cellars and Javelina Leap Vineyard, to name just a few.

Each growing region offers a tasting trail to follow, similar to that in Napa or Sonoma, but if you’re looking for a little more guidance – and transportation – check out AZWineryTours. com. You’ll also meet experts at each winery that can educate you on grapes and blends from the familiar Cabernets to a tantalizing Tempranillo. No need to travel to France or even California when we have so many choices on the vine right here in sunny Arizona. Cheers!

SEVEN LAYER DIP

INGREDIENTS

avocados, diced

3/4 cup

shredded cheese

1/2 cup

chopped cilantro

1/4 cup

sliced ripe olives

1 cup

sour cream

1 can

refried beans

1/2 cup

salsa

1/4 cup

sliced green onions

1/2 cup

diced tomatoes

1/2 tsp

chicken flavor bouillon

2 tbl

fresh lime juice

2

DIRECTIONS Combine refried beans and salsa in a medium bowl; mix well. Spread into 8-inch-square baking dish. Mash avocados, cilantro, lime juice and bouillon in a medium bowl until combined. Spread carefully over bean mixture. Spread sour cream over avocado mixture.

Sprinkle evenly with cheese. Top with tomatoes, olives and green onions. Refrigerate until ready to serve. Serve with tortilla chips, if desired.

REAL ESTATE

corner

according to the Arizona Wine Growers Association, and sits at 4,200 ft. Favorite wineries include the Keeling Schaefer Tasting Room, Zarpara Vineyard, and Aridus Wines which also has a fabulous tasting room in Old Town Scottsdale.

GoodNes.com

The #1 Agent &

ORAN

FOR ORANGE TREE EQUESTRIAN MANOR WITH OVER 100 TRANSACTIONS!

Kelly McLain Realtor

602.625.4653

mclainjk@aol.com www.kellymclain.com

Current Mortgage Rates Negative mortgage rates are a strange phenomenon where the lender pays the borrower, not the other way around. At first this seems ridiculous. Lenders want something for the use of their money. But not always. A Danish bank called Jyske Bank is offering a mortgage that pays the borrower. “Jyske Realkredit is ready with a fixedrate mortgage with a nominal interest rate of minus 0.5%,” says the bank. “Yes, you read right,” it continues. “You can now get a fixed-rate Mike Tompkins mortgage with a maturity of up to 10 years, where Sales Manager the nominal interest rate is negative.” (Of course, Mortgage Loan the bank warns, there will be fees, so you may not Originator actually get a return.) The question U.S. borrowers are wondering is, are negative mortgage rates coming to our shores? We predicted 3% rates. That happened. Then we forecasted 2% rates. Now, the 15-year fixed is on the cusp of breaking into the 2s, at just 3.05% as of August 15, 2019. Will negative rates be next?

We’re not predicting that yet, but negative rates reinforce the fact that rates still have room to drop despite a precipitous fall so far this year.

NMLS # 217645 602.329.6591 Direct tompkins@ksstatebank.com| www.ksstatebank.com

7373 Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85253 | 480.308.0395 MEMBER FDIC | EQUAL HOUSING LENDER

Orange Tree Pool Service & Repairs Steve Sherman | 480-570-1117

Candis Creel Account Manager

602-697-0232

ccreel@atsaaz.com

We look forward to handling your next Escrow!

Fall Has Arrived and My Listings Keep Selling As we roll into the fall season it’s time for cooler weather and football! It’s been quite a year, my listings continue to sell, and proud to say I have only had 1 listing expire with me over the past 15 years.

It is undisputed that good agents have friends and family members too. So, it would be overly simplistic to assume that you should never work with a friend, discount broker or family member. However, both buyers and sellers should carefully consider which agent is the best for them. Buying or selling a home is a very important transaction, and it should be taken quite seriously. Before deciding to work with a friend or family member simply because you know them, you should ask very detailed and comprehensive questions to ascertain their level of competency.

How active are other agents in the Orange Tree area, how many homes have they sold, does the agent care about getting top dollar to keep our neighborhood values up, or just interested in getting a sale? Do other agents know about our community e-mails, meetings, HOA or no HOA, golf course access, block watch, and so much more. I explain all of this information so the buyers agent and buyers know about our community.

Another touchy area is that it is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to fire a friend or family member. Even when Sellers are extremely disappointed with the performance of their agent, they may find it difficult to complain or switch agents at the end of the listing period. If you have a family or friend in the business you may suggest you will receive a referral from the agent that works, lives, and sells in the area.

Interviewing friends and family members may make sense, but a wise client should also interview other agents to make sure that their friend or family member would truly be the best choice for such an important transaction.

Interest rates look to keep falling through 2019, so we should continue to see increased demand through the end of the year. 2020 is an election year, and traditionally we see the market slow down during election years as many buyers stay on the fence waiting for results.

Thanks for a great year so far and I look forward to helping all the buyers and sellers in my newsletter area.

N

S

I

D

ADDRESS

SQFT

BED BATH SOLD PRICE

PRICE PER SQFT

6222 E Mountain View Rd

7,266

5

5.5

$2,900,000

$401.33

Sunburst Farms

6028 E Sunnyside Dr

5,527

5

6

$2,375,000

$429.70

Paradise Manor Estates

6129 E Turquoise Ave

5,100

4

5

$2,225,000

$436.27

Tierra Feliz

9809 N 57th St

5,286

5

4.5

$2,045,000

$386.87

Country Club Acres

12034 N 61st St

4,200

5

5.5

$1,795,000

$427.38

Equestrian Manor

10602 N Monterose Wy

5,138

4

5.5

$1,625,000

$316.27

Century Club Estates

12021 N 61st St

3,681

4

3

$1,575,000

$427.87

Equestrian Manor

6052 E Jenan Dr

5,087

5

6

$1,565,000

$307.64

Paradise Manor Estates

6210 E Laurel Ln

3,785

4

4.5

$1,310,000

$346.10

Equestrian Manor

6012 E Mescal St

3,971

4

4

$1,270,000

$319.81

Century Circle Estates

11037 N 61st St

3,488

4

5

$1,150,000

$329.70

Century Circle Estates

5458 E Oakhurst Wy

4,121

5

4

$1,050,000

$254.79

Orangetree Estates

5402 E Cholla St

3,717

4

3.5

$995,000

$267.69

Orangetree Estates

12023 N 62nd St

3,358

4

3

$874,275

$260.35

Equestrian Manor

11455 N 54th St

3,332

4

3.5

$799,500

$239.94

Orangetree Estates

10229 N 58th Pl

2,737

4

3

$750,000

$274.02

Country Estates

5430 E Larkspur Dr

3,371

5

3

$720,000

$213.59

Rancho Saguaro

12007 N 56th St

2,567

4

2.5

$720,000

$280.48

Century Club Estates

5519 E Bloomfield Rd

2,461

4

3

$667,500

$271.23

Rancho Saguaro

5409 E Larkspur Dr

3,126

4

2.5

$628,500

$201.06

Rancho Saguaro

5829 E Bloomfield Rd

2,813

4

3

$625,000

$222.18

Avant

5440 E Dahlia Dr

2,916

4

3.5

$615,000

$210.91

Rancho Saguaro

10206 N 58th Pl

2,266

4

2

$591,425

$260.99

Country Estates

12825 N 61st Pl

3,082

4

3

$525,000

$170.34

Avant

5921 E Sweetwater Ave

2,672

5

3

$510,000

$190.86

Avant

12412 N 58th St

2,620

5

3

$500,000

$190.84

Century North

5246 E Cactus Rd

2,766

5

3

$475,000

$171.73

Sunburst Farms

NEIGHBORHOOD

Latest Sales and Closings around Orange Tree

5537 E Wethersfield Rd 11415 N 56th St

5 3 $455,000 Rancho Saguaro WANT YOUR $157.49 PROPERTY 4 2 $422,000 $199.24 Rancho Saguaro TO1,806 BE OUR NEXT COVER HOME? 2 2.5 $415,000 $229.78 Century Place 2,889 2,118

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