Bonnie Burke | Rio Verde Foothills Lifestyle

Acre Days On List Price Sold Price Market

Lifestyle

1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9

18 18 18 18 41 3 12 49 49

$359,900 $359,900 $359,900 $359,900 $375,000 $395,000 $417,999 $419,900 $424,900

Crushing on Craft Spirits

1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 5 – 9.9 5 – 9.9 2 – 4.9 2 – 4.9 2 – 4.9 2 – 4.9 5 – 9.9 10+

37 32 64 34 12 44 47 59 35 30 15 7 37 5 44 14 192 149 6 110 33 37 33 62 29 61 39 21 69 235 14 66 19 13 240 5 42 52 55 27 46 15 38 49 43

$379,900 $415,000 $425,000 $454,900 $488,900 $494,000 $499,900 $525,000 $529,999 $535,000 $539,000 $546,000 $559,900 $575,000 $575,000 $575,000 $599,900 $625,000 $645,000 $649,900 $675,000 $680,000 $689,900 $689,900 $725,000 $745,000 $750,000 $765,000 $779,000 $779,900 $795,000 $800,000 $849,999 $949,500 $1,095,000 $1,275,000 $1,279,000 $1,350,000 $1,450,000 $1,495,000 $1,498,000 $1,799,000 $1,882,000 $2,895,000 $5,150,000

1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9

24 157 125 508 96 183 288 207 34 112 83 0 583 95 98 164

$379,900 $365,500 $409,000 $396,000 $657,500 $400,000 $409,900 $409,900 $495,000 $450,000 $465,000 $465,000 $497,500 $485,000 $494,900 $489,000 $575,000 $525,000 $490,000 $540,000 $565,000 $540,000 $570,000 $570,000 $647,000 $617,000 $799,900 $780,000 $839,000 $810,000 $1,000,000 $957,500

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13706 E Bobwhite Way Scottsdale AZ 85262 5 Bedroom | 5.5 Bathroom | 5,394 SQFT | 1.1 Acres Reduced to $950,000 Entertain in style with huge kitchen, extended island with breakfast bar, outdoor living with built in BBQ, front courtyard with cozy fireplace. A game room and incredible office, expansive master suite w/ fireplace, jetted tub, and huge closet. 700 SQFT Casita has a full kitchen, bedroom, and living room! 4 Car garage with add’l storage room. On Paved Road! Enjoy sunsets and 360 degree mountain views from this Custom Homes rooftop deck.

RIO VERDE REAL ESTATE RECAP

HOMES - Currently, there are 118 active homes on the market and 21 homes under contract.

LAND - Currently, there are 177 active lots on the market and 5 lots under contract.

RIO VERDE LAND

The following lots have closed since last publication.

Keep in mind the price is determined by location, water availability, paved or dirt road, floodplain, etc.

16XXX E Rancho Del Oro Road 1.15 acres 0 N 168th Street 1 acres 175xx E Montgomery Road 1.02 acres 175xx E Montgomery Road 1.02 acres 143xx E Ranch Road 1.74 acres 136xx E Brookhart Way 3 1.04 acres O E Gamble Lane 0 1.01 acres 139xx E Cavedale Drive 1.25 acres 143xx Peak View Road 2.04 acres 17300 e Quail Track 7.5 acres 15900 E Pinnacle Vista Drive 4.7 acres 28xxx N 164th Street 5 acres

$41,000 $49,500 $45,000 $45,000 $74,900 $107,000 $110,000 $132,500 $115,000 $157,000 $160,000 $169,000

Per Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service 2/14/2017.

Meet the Team

Bonnie, Rebekka, and Veronica are dedicated to meeting your Real Estate needs.

Call us today!

The Bonnie Burke Team Integrity Based, Service Driven

480.720.8001

Bonnie@BonnieBurke.com www.BonnieBurkeTeam.com If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.

RIO VERDE FOOTHILLS HOMES

Address Sq. Ft. Bed Bath

New Builds Since Last Publication 13723 E Amber Sun Drive 1,895 3 2 13729 E Amber Sun Drive 1,859 4 2 13705 E Amber Sun Drive 1,859 4 2 13711 E Amber Sun Drive 1,900 4 2 16908 E Lone Mnt. Road 1,800 3 2 15319 E Roy Rogers Road 1,701 3 2 16824 E Estancia Way 2,420 4 3 14608 E Skinner Drive N 2,355 4 3 14616 E Skinner Drive N 2,409 5 3 Active Since Last Publication 30221 N 154th Street 2,303 4 2 16918 E Rancho Laredo Drive 2,265 4 2 28511 N 148th Street 2,475 3 2.5 29249 N 144th Street 2,353 4 2 29119 N 154th Street 3,817 4 3 * 33619 N 138th Place 3,338 5 3.5 17504 E Montgomery Road 3,642 4 4.5 30111 N 166th Place 3,350 4 3.5 13714 E Bobwhite Way 3,103 3 3 17441 E Barwick Drive 3,348 5 4 27127 N 137th Street 2,765 4 3 14530 E Peak View Road 3,088 5 4 30222 N 154th Street 2,303 4 2 28327 N 139th Place 3,080 4 3 34017 N 141st Place 2,416 3 2 * 29703 N 146th Street 3,090 4 2 28407 N 138th Place 3,249 4 3.5 13847 E Yolantha Street 3,614 4 3.5 28404 N 159th Street 3,042 4 3.5 13633 E Montgomery Road 4,022 6 4 14228 E Sand Flower Drive 3,967 4 3.5 13700 E Casey Lane 3,400 4 3 29609 N 137th Way 3,733 4 4.5 16115 E Bobwhite Way 3,749 5 3.5 29518 N 137th Place 3,407 4 3 29417 N 136th Street 3,441 4 3 *14541 E Gamble Lane 4,246 5 6 28912 N 151st Street 4,019 4 4 26705 N 142nd Place 3,502 3 3.5 26619 N 156th Street 1,100 1 1 29605 N 140th Place 4,017 4 5 * 29423 N 145th Place 4,429 5 3.5 28604 N 144th Street 4,654 4 4.5 34710 N 140th Street 4,418 4 6 15627 E Lomas Verdes Drive 4,312 4 5 14245 E Monterra Way 5,000 6 4 28814 N 142nd Street 4,554 4 3.5 14106 E Bobwhite Way 5,179 4 4.5 14838 E Lomas Verdes Drive 4,000 4 6 15415 E Cavedale Drive 3,800 3 2.5 14205 E Melanie Drive 5,082 5 6 14334 E Windstone Trail 7,003 6 5.5 30409 N 142nd Street 6,200 4 5 14705 E Red Bird Road 5,453 3 3.5 30643 N 136th Street 6,842 4 4 Sold Since Last Publication 28637 N 168th Street 2,556 4 2.5 16631 E Creosote Drive 2,512 4 2.5 17316 E Cavedale Drive 3,635 4 4.5 15716 E Cavedale Drive N Lot B 4 3 1,726 3 2 * 30615 N 162nd Street 30302 N 154th Place 2,577 3 2.5 33904 N 140th Place 3,246 4 2.5 16228 E Gamble Lane 3,463 4 3.5 14229 E Desert Vista Trail 3,738 4 4 * 29423 N 152nd Street 2,165 2 2.5 * 30111 N 161st Way 3,528 4 3.5 26807 N 160th Street 3,104 4 3.5 15339 E Red Bird Road 3,745 5 3.5 30809 N 138th Street 4,000 5 4 13631 E Brookhart Way 4,146 5 4.5 13804 E Westland Road 8,386 5 5.5 * Listed or Sold By The Bonnie Burke Team

All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The properties on this list have been listed/sold by various members of the MLS. Produced by DLP Marketing • (480)460-0996 • DLPmarketing.com

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Move Over, Microbreweries –

MARCH | APRIL 2017

Craft Spirits are Here!

Arizona Renaissance Festival

Pops Goes to Hollywood Symphony Hall | March 17-19 PhoenixSymphony.org| 602.262.6225 Lights! Camera! Action! The Phoenix Symphony goes to the movies with Hollywood favorites including Gone with the Wind, Rocky, Forrest Gump, Titanic and Pirates of the Caribbean. Guest conductor Carl Topilow combines his experience as a conductor with his outgoing personality to present an innovative and interactive multimedia concert for movie lovers of all ages.

Sunday A’Fair

The Marvelous Wonderettes Hale Centre Theatre | M + T March 20 – April 18 HaleTheatreArizona.com | 480.497.1181 This smash off-Broadway hit at Hale Centre Theatre takes you to the 1958 Springfield High School prom where we meet four girls with hopes and dreams as big as their crinoline skirts! As we learn about their lives and loves, the girls serenade us with classic ‘50s hits including Lollipop, Dream Lover and Lipstick on Your Collar. The Marvelous Wonderettes will keep you smiling in this must-take musical trip down memory lane!

First-timers have always made up a large share of home purchases, and the median age of first-time home buyers has hovered around 33 for the last five years. In the late 1970s, the median age of first time home buyers actually dipped to around 29.

The word “craft” is unregulated in advertising and labeling – pretty much any producer can call itself a craft spirit. However, as one industry insider quipped, a craft distillery is “A place where the owner actually flips the switch that starts the still running.” Indeed, some distilleries are involved in every aspect of creating their spirits, a process sometimes marketed as “Grain to Glass.”

The American Craft Spirits Association (ACSA) represents the U.S. industry and it defines craft as distillers that produce no more than 750,000 proof gallons annually. The distillery also can’t be openly controlled

The oldest millennials are now reaching the age at which most Americans have historically bought their first homes. The generation is finally aging into the prime years for first-time home buying, and evidence is mounting that they’re becoming the dominant force in the U.S. housing market.

by a large supplier.

What’s behind the boom in craft spirits? There’s been a shift in a variety of beverage categories to sell more items that are not mass produced, often made locally, with limited scale and distribution.

That consumer-led movement is most advanced within beer, but craft is happening in spirits, soda and coffee. Gen-Xers and millennials list “craft” and “local” among the reasons they choose the liquors they do. Basically they’re looking for smaller brands made by actual people using old-school methods.

According to a study backed by the ACSA, the craft spirits industry achieved $2.4 billion in retail sales in 2015, growing at an annual growth rate of 27.4% in volume. Some experts say craft can capture as much as 30% of the market in the beverage world.

Ten years ago, there were roughly 50 craft distilleries in the United States. Today there are an estimated 1,315 and that number is expected to grow as distilleries continue to get support from retailers and wholesalers who have seen the success craft brewers have already achieved.

If support from consumers and retailers follow the success brewers have had, the potential for craft spirits growth is enormous. Craft spirits and creative cocktails now run the gamut from classic bourbon to sipping tequilas, from artisanal gin to ginger-infused vodka. So whet your whistle and get in the spirit!

“Millennials are delaying all kinds of major life decisions, like getting married and having kids, so it makes sense that they would also delay buying a home,” said Zillow Chief Economist Dr. Svenja Gudell. “We know millennials value homeownership and want to buy.”

As millennials reach peak home-buying age, their needs and wants are shaping the future of the housing and mortgage industries – much as the boomers did before them. It goes without saying that the current generation relies on technology. More than 50 percent of millennials search for homes on their phones and, among those, 26 percent end up buying a home they found that way, according to data from the National Association of Realtors.

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Scottsdale Civic Center | March 19 & 26, April 2 ScottsdalePerformingArts.org | 480.499.8587 Sunday A’Fair features free outdoor concerts by blues, country, jazz, R&B, rock and soul musicians, an artsand-crafts market and fun activities for children and families. Enjoy delicious food from the grill and drinks available for purchase, docent-led sculpture tours in the park and free admission to Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.

Not very long ago the real estate industry wondered whether millennials would ever crawl out of their parents’ basements and into a Realtor’s office. But recent reports dispel the notion that millennials are allergic to homeownership.

T

he liquor industry is seeing a movement take hold across U.S. bars and retail outlets that could mirror the success microbreweries have enjoyed for the last decade or more.

Craft spirits have gone from obscurity to ubiquity over the past several years and afficionados are raising their glasses to toast the trend. But what exactly defines a craft spirit?

Real estate agents are finding that new buyers, and particularly millennials, like having information at their fingertips. Mobile traffic to phone apps has even outpaced traffic to many real estate desktop sites, according to area agents.

Millennials are driving more than just web traffic. They’re generating a lot of change in the market and that means they’re moving up and out!

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IN GOOD TASTE

Downtown Fountain Hills | March 17-19 CarefreeAZFestivals.com | 480.488.2014 This free, family-friendly festival celebrates St. Patrick’s Day and ushers in the spring season with live music, art exhibits, and dance performances throughout the weekend. Visitors can browse an eclectic selection of traditional and contemporary designs, from sculptures and paintings to handcrafted jewelry and apparel. Magic Bird’s festive food court will offer sweet and savory fare and Irish treats from local Arizona vendors.

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redictions are that the housing market will get tighter in 2017. The country’s largest generation – millennials between the ages of 18 and 34 – are expected to enter the market for homes in big numbers.

In a recent survey by the Realtor.com website, 61 percent of millennials surveyed said that they plan to go house shopping in 2017. Millennials now account for more than 75 million Americans and they represent the largest generation in the country.

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Fountain O’Green Artisan Market

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Festival Village | Weekends February 11 – April 2 Arizona.RenFestInfo.com | 520.463.2600 The Arizona Renaissance Festival is a medieval amusement park, a 13-stage theater, a 30-acre circus, an arts and crafts fair, a jousting tournament and a feast. Walk through the gates to be transported back to a simpler, more jovial time. Mingle with over 2,000 costumed characters, eat a giant roasted turkey leg, take part in games of chance and skill, cheer on your favorite knight. “Eat, drink and be merry” is the order of the day at the Village of Fairhaven.

Stetson Chopped Salad INGREDIENTS SALAD 2 oz 2 oz 2 oz 1 ½ oz ½ oz ½ oz ½ oz 1 oz

Israeli couscous, cooked & chilled Arugula, chopped Roma tomatoes, diced Smoked salmon, diced Asiago cheese, crumbled Pepitas, toasted Black currants, dried Sweet corn, air-dried

PESTO BUTTERMILK DRESSING ½c Basil pesto 1 ea Shallot, rough chop 1c Aioli 1c Buttermilk ½ tsp Black pepper CowboyCiao.com | 480.946.3111 ½ ea Lemon, juice only Salt & pepper to taste

DIRECTIONS SALAD Combine cheese, pepitas and dried currants in a separate bowl. This Ciao “trail mix” is one of the six components of the salad. In a shallow bowl, arrange the six rows with contrasting colors next to each other. After presenting the salad, drizzle dressing on top and toss.

PESTO BUTTERMILK DRESSING Add first three ingredients to food processor and blend thoroughly. With motor running pour in buttermilk. Add remaining ingredients to combine.

EVENTFUL

Move Over, Microbreweries –

MARCH | APRIL 2017

Craft Spirits are Here!

Arizona Renaissance Festival

Pops Goes to Hollywood Symphony Hall | March 17-19 PhoenixSymphony.org| 602.262.6225 Lights! Camera! Action! The Phoenix Symphony goes to the movies with Hollywood favorites including Gone with the Wind, Rocky, Forrest Gump, Titanic and Pirates of the Caribbean. Guest conductor Carl Topilow combines his experience as a conductor with his outgoing personality to present an innovative and interactive multimedia concert for movie lovers of all ages.

Sunday A’Fair

The Marvelous Wonderettes Hale Centre Theatre | M + T March 20 – April 18 HaleTheatreArizona.com | 480.497.1181 This smash off-Broadway hit at Hale Centre Theatre takes you to the 1958 Springfield High School prom where we meet four girls with hopes and dreams as big as their crinoline skirts! As we learn about their lives and loves, the girls serenade us with classic ‘50s hits including Lollipop, Dream Lover and Lipstick on Your Collar. The Marvelous Wonderettes will keep you smiling in this must-take musical trip down memory lane!

First-timers have always made up a large share of home purchases, and the median age of first-time home buyers has hovered around 33 for the last five years. In the late 1970s, the median age of first time home buyers actually dipped to around 29.

The word “craft” is unregulated in advertising and labeling – pretty much any producer can call itself a craft spirit. However, as one industry insider quipped, a craft distillery is “A place where the owner actually flips the switch that starts the still running.” Indeed, some distilleries are involved in every aspect of creating their spirits, a process sometimes marketed as “Grain to Glass.”

The American Craft Spirits Association (ACSA) represents the U.S. industry and it defines craft as distillers that produce no more than 750,000 proof gallons annually. The distillery also can’t be openly controlled

The oldest millennials are now reaching the age at which most Americans have historically bought their first homes. The generation is finally aging into the prime years for first-time home buying, and evidence is mounting that they’re becoming the dominant force in the U.S. housing market.

by a large supplier.

What’s behind the boom in craft spirits? There’s been a shift in a variety of beverage categories to sell more items that are not mass produced, often made locally, with limited scale and distribution.

That consumer-led movement is most advanced within beer, but craft is happening in spirits, soda and coffee. Gen-Xers and millennials list “craft” and “local” among the reasons they choose the liquors they do. Basically they’re looking for smaller brands made by actual people using old-school methods.

According to a study backed by the ACSA, the craft spirits industry achieved $2.4 billion in retail sales in 2015, growing at an annual growth rate of 27.4% in volume. Some experts say craft can capture as much as 30% of the market in the beverage world.

Ten years ago, there were roughly 50 craft distilleries in the United States. Today there are an estimated 1,315 and that number is expected to grow as distilleries continue to get support from retailers and wholesalers who have seen the success craft brewers have already achieved.

If support from consumers and retailers follow the success brewers have had, the potential for craft spirits growth is enormous. Craft spirits and creative cocktails now run the gamut from classic bourbon to sipping tequilas, from artisanal gin to ginger-infused vodka. So whet your whistle and get in the spirit!

“Millennials are delaying all kinds of major life decisions, like getting married and having kids, so it makes sense that they would also delay buying a home,” said Zillow Chief Economist Dr. Svenja Gudell. “We know millennials value homeownership and want to buy.”

As millennials reach peak home-buying age, their needs and wants are shaping the future of the housing and mortgage industries – much as the boomers did before them. It goes without saying that the current generation relies on technology. More than 50 percent of millennials search for homes on their phones and, among those, 26 percent end up buying a home they found that way, according to data from the National Association of Realtors.

of

first-time

33

me buyers ho

Scottsdale Civic Center | March 19 & 26, April 2 ScottsdalePerformingArts.org | 480.499.8587 Sunday A’Fair features free outdoor concerts by blues, country, jazz, R&B, rock and soul musicians, an artsand-crafts market and fun activities for children and families. Enjoy delicious food from the grill and drinks available for purchase, docent-led sculpture tours in the park and free admission to Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.

Not very long ago the real estate industry wondered whether millennials would ever crawl out of their parents’ basements and into a Realtor’s office. But recent reports dispel the notion that millennials are allergic to homeownership.

T

he liquor industry is seeing a movement take hold across U.S. bars and retail outlets that could mirror the success microbreweries have enjoyed for the last decade or more.

Craft spirits have gone from obscurity to ubiquity over the past several years and afficionados are raising their glasses to toast the trend. But what exactly defines a craft spirit?

Real estate agents are finding that new buyers, and particularly millennials, like having information at their fingertips. Mobile traffic to phone apps has even outpaced traffic to many real estate desktop sites, according to area agents.

Millennials are driving more than just web traffic. They’re generating a lot of change in the market and that means they’re moving up and out!

REAL ESTATE

corner

IN GOOD TASTE

Downtown Fountain Hills | March 17-19 CarefreeAZFestivals.com | 480.488.2014 This free, family-friendly festival celebrates St. Patrick’s Day and ushers in the spring season with live music, art exhibits, and dance performances throughout the weekend. Visitors can browse an eclectic selection of traditional and contemporary designs, from sculptures and paintings to handcrafted jewelry and apparel. Magic Bird’s festive food court will offer sweet and savory fare and Irish treats from local Arizona vendors.

P

redictions are that the housing market will get tighter in 2017. The country’s largest generation – millennials between the ages of 18 and 34 – are expected to enter the market for homes in big numbers.

In a recent survey by the Realtor.com website, 61 percent of millennials surveyed said that they plan to go house shopping in 2017. Millennials now account for more than 75 million Americans and they represent the largest generation in the country.

dien ag e

Fountain O’Green Artisan Market

The Millennial Market

Me

Festival Village | Weekends February 11 – April 2 Arizona.RenFestInfo.com | 520.463.2600 The Arizona Renaissance Festival is a medieval amusement park, a 13-stage theater, a 30-acre circus, an arts and crafts fair, a jousting tournament and a feast. Walk through the gates to be transported back to a simpler, more jovial time. Mingle with over 2,000 costumed characters, eat a giant roasted turkey leg, take part in games of chance and skill, cheer on your favorite knight. “Eat, drink and be merry” is the order of the day at the Village of Fairhaven.

Stetson Chopped Salad INGREDIENTS SALAD 2 oz 2 oz 2 oz 1 ½ oz ½ oz ½ oz ½ oz 1 oz

Israeli couscous, cooked & chilled Arugula, chopped Roma tomatoes, diced Smoked salmon, diced Asiago cheese, crumbled Pepitas, toasted Black currants, dried Sweet corn, air-dried

PESTO BUTTERMILK DRESSING ½c Basil pesto 1 ea Shallot, rough chop 1c Aioli 1c Buttermilk ½ tsp Black pepper CowboyCiao.com | 480.946.3111 ½ ea Lemon, juice only Salt & pepper to taste

DIRECTIONS SALAD Combine cheese, pepitas and dried currants in a separate bowl. This Ciao “trail mix” is one of the six components of the salad. In a shallow bowl, arrange the six rows with contrasting colors next to each other. After presenting the salad, drizzle dressing on top and toss.

PESTO BUTTERMILK DRESSING Add first three ingredients to food processor and blend thoroughly. With motor running pour in buttermilk. Add remaining ingredients to combine.

Acre Days On List Price Sold Price Market

Lifestyle

1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9

18 18 18 18 41 3 12 49 49

$359,900 $359,900 $359,900 $359,900 $375,000 $395,000 $417,999 $419,900 $424,900

Crushing on Craft Spirits

1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 5 – 9.9 5 – 9.9 2 – 4.9 2 – 4.9 2 – 4.9 2 – 4.9 5 – 9.9 10+

37 32 64 34 12 44 47 59 35 30 15 7 37 5 44 14 192 149 6 110 33 37 33 62 29 61 39 21 69 235 14 66 19 13 240 5 42 52 55 27 46 15 38 49 43

$379,900 $415,000 $425,000 $454,900 $488,900 $494,000 $499,900 $525,000 $529,999 $535,000 $539,000 $546,000 $559,900 $575,000 $575,000 $575,000 $599,900 $625,000 $645,000 $649,900 $675,000 $680,000 $689,900 $689,900 $725,000 $745,000 $750,000 $765,000 $779,000 $779,900 $795,000 $800,000 $849,999 $949,500 $1,095,000 $1,275,000 $1,279,000 $1,350,000 $1,450,000 $1,495,000 $1,498,000 $1,799,000 $1,882,000 $2,895,000 $5,150,000

1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9

24 157 125 508 96 183 288 207 34 112 83 0 583 95 98 164

$379,900 $365,500 $409,000 $396,000 $657,500 $400,000 $409,900 $409,900 $495,000 $450,000 $465,000 $465,000 $497,500 $485,000 $494,900 $489,000 $575,000 $525,000 $490,000 $540,000 $565,000 $540,000 $570,000 $570,000 $647,000 $617,000 $799,900 $780,000 $839,000 $810,000 $1,000,000 $957,500

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RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

13706 E Bobwhite Way Scottsdale AZ 85262 5 Bedroom | 5.5 Bathroom | 5,394 SQFT | 1.1 Acres Reduced to $950,000 Entertain in style with huge kitchen, extended island with breakfast bar, outdoor living with built in BBQ, front courtyard with cozy fireplace. A game room and incredible office, expansive master suite w/ fireplace, jetted tub, and huge closet. 700 SQFT Casita has a full kitchen, bedroom, and living room! 4 Car garage with add’l storage room. On Paved Road! Enjoy sunsets and 360 degree mountain views from this Custom Homes rooftop deck.

RIO VERDE REAL ESTATE RECAP

HOMES - Currently, there are 118 active homes on the market and 21 homes under contract.

LAND - Currently, there are 177 active lots on the market and 5 lots under contract.

RIO VERDE LAND

The following lots have closed since last publication.

Keep in mind the price is determined by location, water availability, paved or dirt road, floodplain, etc.

16XXX E Rancho Del Oro Road 1.15 acres 0 N 168th Street 1 acres 175xx E Montgomery Road 1.02 acres 175xx E Montgomery Road 1.02 acres 143xx E Ranch Road 1.74 acres 136xx E Brookhart Way 3 1.04 acres O E Gamble Lane 0 1.01 acres 139xx E Cavedale Drive 1.25 acres 143xx Peak View Road 2.04 acres 17300 e Quail Track 7.5 acres 15900 E Pinnacle Vista Drive 4.7 acres 28xxx N 164th Street 5 acres

$41,000 $49,500 $45,000 $45,000 $74,900 $107,000 $110,000 $132,500 $115,000 $157,000 $160,000 $169,000

Per Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service 2/14/2017.

Meet the Team

Bonnie, Rebekka, and Veronica are dedicated to meeting your Real Estate needs.

Call us today!

The Bonnie Burke Team Integrity Based, Service Driven

480.720.8001

Bonnie@BonnieBurke.com www.BonnieBurkeTeam.com If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.

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Address Sq. Ft. Bed Bath

New Builds Since Last Publication 13723 E Amber Sun Drive 1,895 3 2 13729 E Amber Sun Drive 1,859 4 2 13705 E Amber Sun Drive 1,859 4 2 13711 E Amber Sun Drive 1,900 4 2 16908 E Lone Mnt. Road 1,800 3 2 15319 E Roy Rogers Road 1,701 3 2 16824 E Estancia Way 2,420 4 3 14608 E Skinner Drive N 2,355 4 3 14616 E Skinner Drive N 2,409 5 3 Active Since Last Publication 30221 N 154th Street 2,303 4 2 16918 E Rancho Laredo Drive 2,265 4 2 28511 N 148th Street 2,475 3 2.5 29249 N 144th Street 2,353 4 2 29119 N 154th Street 3,817 4 3 * 33619 N 138th Place 3,338 5 3.5 17504 E Montgomery Road 3,642 4 4.5 30111 N 166th Place 3,350 4 3.5 13714 E Bobwhite Way 3,103 3 3 17441 E Barwick Drive 3,348 5 4 27127 N 137th Street 2,765 4 3 14530 E Peak View Road 3,088 5 4 30222 N 154th Street 2,303 4 2 28327 N 139th Place 3,080 4 3 34017 N 141st Place 2,416 3 2 * 29703 N 146th Street 3,090 4 2 28407 N 138th Place 3,249 4 3.5 13847 E Yolantha Street 3,614 4 3.5 28404 N 159th Street 3,042 4 3.5 13633 E Montgomery Road 4,022 6 4 14228 E Sand Flower Drive 3,967 4 3.5 13700 E Casey Lane 3,400 4 3 29609 N 137th Way 3,733 4 4.5 16115 E Bobwhite Way 3,749 5 3.5 29518 N 137th Place 3,407 4 3 29417 N 136th Street 3,441 4 3 *14541 E Gamble Lane 4,246 5 6 28912 N 151st Street 4,019 4 4 26705 N 142nd Place 3,502 3 3.5 26619 N 156th Street 1,100 1 1 29605 N 140th Place 4,017 4 5 * 29423 N 145th Place 4,429 5 3.5 28604 N 144th Street 4,654 4 4.5 34710 N 140th Street 4,418 4 6 15627 E Lomas Verdes Drive 4,312 4 5 14245 E Monterra Way 5,000 6 4 28814 N 142nd Street 4,554 4 3.5 14106 E Bobwhite Way 5,179 4 4.5 14838 E Lomas Verdes Drive 4,000 4 6 15415 E Cavedale Drive 3,800 3 2.5 14205 E Melanie Drive 5,082 5 6 14334 E Windstone Trail 7,003 6 5.5 30409 N 142nd Street 6,200 4 5 14705 E Red Bird Road 5,453 3 3.5 30643 N 136th Street 6,842 4 4 Sold Since Last Publication 28637 N 168th Street 2,556 4 2.5 16631 E Creosote Drive 2,512 4 2.5 17316 E Cavedale Drive 3,635 4 4.5 15716 E Cavedale Drive N Lot B 4 3 1,726 3 2 * 30615 N 162nd Street 30302 N 154th Place 2,577 3 2.5 33904 N 140th Place 3,246 4 2.5 16228 E Gamble Lane 3,463 4 3.5 14229 E Desert Vista Trail 3,738 4 4 * 29423 N 152nd Street 2,165 2 2.5 * 30111 N 161st Way 3,528 4 3.5 26807 N 160th Street 3,104 4 3.5 15339 E Red Bird Road 3,745 5 3.5 30809 N 138th Street 4,000 5 4 13631 E Brookhart Way 4,146 5 4.5 13804 E Westland Road 8,386 5 5.5 * Listed or Sold By The Bonnie Burke Team

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MARCH | APRIL

2017

Bonnie Burke • RE/MAX Fine Properties 21000 N Pima Road • Ste 100 Scottsdale, AZ 85255

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