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Anne and David Bernath bought their north-central Phoenix home as a foreclosure in 2013 and spent time and money renovating it. When they recently had to put their house on the market, it sold within a day for $1,000 more than the asking price. MICHAEL CHOW/THE REPUBLIC
Valley housing market sets the bar Nearly 93,5000 Valley houses changed hands last year, a 6 percent increase over 2016 Catherine Reagor Columnist Arizona Republic USA TODAY NETWORK
2017 will go down as one of metro Phoenix’s best-ever years for home sales. An early tally shows 93,500 Valley houses changed hands last year. That’s 6 percent higher than home sales in 2016. “Only 2004 , 2005 and 2011 were better years for home sales,” said Tina Tamboer, senior housing analyst with the Cromford Report. And in those years, the Valley’s housing market was far from normal. The housing boom, fueled by subprime mortgages and speculators, started in 2004 and was in full swing during 2005. Metro Phoenix’s housing market hit bot-
2017 was a strong year for housing appreciation in the Valley, but prices still aren’t back to peak levels of 2006. tom in 2011, and investors snatched up a record number of bargain foreclosure homes that year. So 2017 could be considered the Valley’s best healthy year for home sales, something real-estate analyst Tom Ruff predicted in August. “2005 went down in the history books as the year our housing bubble rapidly in“at ed,” said Ruff of Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service’s The Information Market. “2011 was the year housing prices bottomed out after the housing-market collapse. “This leaves 2017 as the very best year for
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Prices still shy of peak levels 2017 was a strong year for housing appreciation in the Valley, but prices still aren’t back to peak levels of 2006. Tamboer said an early analysis of sales on the MLS shows Phoenix-area home prices climbed 6.5 percent last year. See REAGOR, Page 3R
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$4,092,000 Max Haechler, owner of Max Haechler Real Estate, and his wife, Elizabeth, purchased this condominium in Paradise Valley’s new Mountain Shadows Resort community. Remodeled in 2017, the Mountain Shadows Resort Condominiums are situated below Camelback Mountain and feature 42 contemporarystyle condominiums and lofts. The condos are studio, one- and two-bedrooms ranging from 1,000-3,370 square feet. The condos all feature granite counter tops, hardwood floors, wall-to-wall glass windows, underground parking and secure, gated entry. MS CondoHotel Owner LLC, a Delaware limitedliability company, sold the property.
$3,959,000 Mark Hanley, CEO of Clinical Research Advantage Inc., paid cash through his trust for this mansion in Paradise Valley’s Hidden Paradise community. The 12,206-square-foot Mediterraneanstyle villa has six bedrooms and nine bathrooms and sits directly on the Camelback Golf Club course. The house opens to a circular brick driveway with
mountains and city lights. The home features an entry courtyard, putting green, a 1,200-bottle wine room with wet bar, a butler’s pantry, office and a spacious bonus room. The home also has an oversize four-car garage and two-bedroom guest casita with mini kitchen and patio. The outdoor patio features a fireplace/TV seating area, outdoor heaters, a full outdoor kitchen and dining area and a negative-edge pool with spa. George and Karen Benz, owners of George Benz and Sons, a liquor wholesale business, sold the home.
contemporary-style house has three bedrooms and four bathrooms and features 360-degree views of the surrounding golf course and unobstructed views of the city lights and McDowell Mountains. The design includes soaring ceilings, walls of glass and generous outdoor living spaces. The house features a private master suite with its own exercise room, as well as a guest wing with separate entrance that includes two bedrooms, two baths, a sitting room with kitchenette, sink, microwave and refrigerator/freezer. The view from the back yard includes the golf course, mountains and city, with a large resortstyle pool and spas as well as a functional outdoor kitchen with built-in grill, refrigerator, sink, fireplace and banco. The house is fitted with power window shades, Lutron lighting system, steam shower, whole-house audio distribution, a climate-controlled workshop and a temperature-controlled 800-bottle wine cellar. John A. Henrickson, CFO of Pegasus Solutions, and his wife, Roberta, sold the house through their trust.
Wine rooms, putting greens and elevators are among the luxurious features in this week’s priciest home sales in metro Phoenix.
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fountain and features an elevator to all levels, a 300-bottle wine room, a home theater, paneled library/office, nine fireplaces and a game/billards room. The house is fitted throughout with hand-carved and -finished cabinets, Lite-Touch and Crestron home management systems and multiple courtyards and fountains. The property also features a two-bedroom guest casita. Maureen Gaughan, an attorney practicing in Chandler, sold the house.
$2,250,000 Joseph and Patricia Lee purchased this 6,000-square-foot house in Fountain Hills’ Firerock community. The contemporary-style home has six bedrooms and features a tandem 6-car garage that connects to an adjacent guest bedroom and bathroom. The home has an elevator, as well as a chef’s kitchen with double wall ovens, two column wine refrigerator, double islands and bifolding windows. The master suite features a sitting room, fireplace and unobstructed views of the city for relaxing. An operable atrium skylight also casts light throughout the home. Residence by Frederick LLC, an Arizona limited-liability company, sold the home.
$2,975,000 Jerry and Karen Shuck purchased this contemporary/Tuscan-style mansion in Scottsdale’s Desert Mountain community. The 6,465-square-foot house has four bedrooms and 41⁄2 bathrooms and features telescoping doors for indoor/ outdoor entertaining. The property features unobstructed views of sunsets,
$3,450,000 William and Jeanne Halquist purchased this home in Scottsdale’s DC Ranch community. The 5,592-square-foot
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Question: We own a small industrial building in Gilbert with one tenant. Under our lease there is a clause that prohibits the storage of poisonous and noxious chemicals in the building. We became aware that our tenant was storing
lockout is wrongful. For example, in your situation you said that the large containers were still there; but could the large containers be empty of any sulfuric acid? If so, any lockout of the tenant would probably be wrongful. In that event you could be liable to the tenant for the destruction of his business, damage to any personal possessions of the tenant and his employees, damage to any third parties’ property that is leased to the tenant, e.g., copying machines, and attorneys’ fees and court costs.
mercial lease that is not timely cured after notice from the landlord, the landlord generally has two options. One, lock out the tenant or, two, ÿle a lawsuit to get a judge to order an eviction of the tenant. Most lawyers rarely recommend to landlords that the tenant be locked out. The main reason is that the beneÿts of quickly recovering possession of the leased property, and being able to hold the tenant’s assets until the deÿcient rent is paid, are generally outweighed by the potential liability of the landlord if the
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The Valley’s median sales price climbed 7 percent in 2016. Metro Phoenix’s median existinghome price is hovering around $250,000 now, after getting an 8 percent boost in December. That is still $15,000 off the Valley’s peak median home price in 2006.
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Why cable bills are rising again and what you can do Try asking for a discount — then ask again to see if you can get a better one Tali Arbel ASSOCIATED PRESS
Most housing analysts, understandably, don’t like to make annual predictions about the market. No one wants be to be wrong and get skewered for it, particularly since buying or selling a home is most people’s biggest ÿnancial decision. In December 2016, Realtor.com predicted home prices would climb 5.9 percent and sales would jump 7.2 percent in the Phoenix area during 2017. That forecast ended up being a bit off for both. The national real-estate website also predicted metro Phoenix would have the best housing market in the U.S. last year. The verdict on that one is still out.
Looking ahead in 2018 Here are some predictions — hopes and concerns, really — from Valley housing market experts. z “Phoenix’s housing market will continue to perform in 2018 much as it did in 2017,” said Mark Stapp, executive director of the Master of Real Estate Development program at Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business. But he said not enough affordable housing, in‘ation and resulting interest rate hikes along with new tax laws could be factors that work against the market here in 2018. z Ruff is concerned about not enough affordable housing. “The challenge is to build more housing that people can afford,” he said. “Valley prices can’t keep climbing at the current rate, if people can’t ÿnd homes they can afford.” z Tamboer said she “wouldn’t be surprised to see appreciation soften a bit this year.” She believes home prices will keep climbing in 2018, but potentially not at the same rate as in the past two years. Will 2018 be the year Valley home prices ÿnally recover from the crash? The area’s median price needs to climb 6 percent this year for that to happen.
NEW YORK – Cable and satellite TV providers are ringing in the new year with an unwelcome gift: higher cable bills. Comcast, for instance, says customer bills will rise 2.2 percent, on average, in 2018. AT&T is raising DirecTV’s prices by up to $8 a month in mid-January. Smaller providers are planning increases, too. Over the past decade, prices for TV service have risen almost twice as fast as in‘ation, according to an analysis of government data. Data provider S&P Global Market Intelligence says customers’ cable and satellite TV bills have soared 53 percent since 2007, to $100.98 in 2017. Annual rate hikes are as guaranteed as death and taxes. But you can push back and trim your bill.
Why prices rise Cable companies point to rising fees they pay to carry TV networks. The networks, in turn, have their own rising costs — particularly sports, as they willingly pay more to sports leagues for what they consider must-have programming. But the networks also know they can pass those costs back to cable companies and ultimately their subscribers. It’s industry convention that a cable bundle needs live sports. Otherwise, cable companies risk losing subscribers to Net‘ix and other sports-less alternatives. The consulting ÿrm PwC estimates sports leagues in North America raked in $18.4 billion in 2016 from TV, radio and tech companies that stream games, up from $11.6 billion in 2012. That’s expected to keep growing as tech companies such as Amazon and Facebook become more interested in sports, meaning more competition for rights to televise games. Meanwhile, to get the biggest audience possible, many entertainment
Cable and satellite TV providers are ringing in 2018 by raising prices yet again. MATT ROURKE/AP
companies like Disney require cable companies to include expensive channels in the most popular bundles. Verizon tried to offer a cheaper package by dropping Disney’s ESPN from a basic package, making it an optional add-on. ESPN sued, and now Verizon offers a sports-focused basic package with ESPN alongside one that doesn’t have sports. In all, S&P Global Market Intelligence estimates network fees that cable companies are paying are nearly 2.5 times what they were a decade ago.
Push back You can threaten to ditch your cable company in hopes of getting a discount. Companies will often offer a promotional rate for a year or two — though they might also try to get you to upgrade packages in the process. BillFixers, a service that ÿghts on your behalf in return for a cut of your savings, estimates that 55 percent of customers are on a promotion at any given time. But just having a discount doesn’t mean it’s a good one. BillFixers’ founder, Ben Kurland, recommends calling to complain about prices and rejecting the ÿrst deal offered. More often than not, a better discount will be available if you
ask for it. Repeatedly. If you decide to cut one of your services, like your home phone, but feel that you are still paying too much, Kurland advises calling back again in a month and seeing if there are any new discounts. Cable companies are already dealing with customers dropping TV service entirely. That hurts the networks, too, as their fees are based on the number of subscribers. It’s in everyone’s interest to keep you as a customer, even if you are paying less. Many promotions are automatic after you initially sign up for service and last for a year or two. That may protect you from immediate price hikes, at least partially.
Cord-cutting An increasingly popular option is to just peace out. Though there are still 94 million cable and satellite TV customers, that’s roughly 4 million fewer than two years ago, according to MoffettNathanson Research. You don’t have to drop TV networks completely. Online TV services such as YouTube TV, DirecTV Now and Sling TV offer smaller packages of channels, often for less than what cable charges.
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79th Ave.: Nice deluxe 3 BR. Liv rm, fam rm, dining rm. Plantation blinds, nice floors, A/C, nice kit cab, gar. $1200. 623-872-0463 BEST LOCATION IN SCOTTS- Lovely 2 BR 2 BA condo. Furnished? Large yard, 2 car DALE! Three Weeks FREE! garge, For lease 480-4831, 2 & 3 Bd’s from $1,150! 2003 Crown Court 480.682.1988
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RENTER’S Legal Q & A ARIZONA SMOKE-FREE LIVING
Ready to Go Smoke-Free? It has been three years since the AMA partnered with Maricopa County to launch its statewide smoke-free program for the apartment industry. Using tobacco-cessation funding, the AMA is contracted to provide: • Education to apartment owners, developers and managers regarding the dangers and health risks of smoking and the cost savings of going smoke-free • Assistance to help properties become smoke-free
Not Sure Where to Start? Checkout our website for more information: www.azmultihousing.org Attention residents, be sure to checkout Arizona Smoke-Free Living’s Housing Directory to find your next Smoke-Free community: http://www.azsmokefreeliving.org/ AR-0008753825-01
Question: Can my landlord limit the number and types of animals allowed in the apartment?
Answer: Yes, subject to a few restrictions. Generally, your landlord can limit the number of pets, prohibit them altogether, or impose weight, size and breed limitations. Many liability insurance companies require restrictions on animals in order to provide coverage. If the landlord changes the rules, he normally cannot enforce the revisions against a resident who is in compliance with the old regulations. For example, he cannot convert to a no-pet community and then make everyone get rid of their animals. If a resident with a handicap requires an animal to assist him or her, and the animal would violate the landlord’s pet restrictions, the landlord will need to make an exception for the assistive animal when reasonable to do so. For example, a no-pet community would need to waive the rule to allow a blind resident to have a seeing eye dog.
Editor’s note: Readers who have non-emergency, general landlord-tenant, fair housing or multi-housing real estate questions can mail them to: The Arizona Republic c/o Rental Team, 200 E. Van Buren Street, Second Floor, Phoenix, AZ 85004. While all cannot be answered in this weekly column, we will attempt to publish those questions that would be of interest to most readers. For specific or urgent advice, consult your own legal advisors before making a decision. Legal Q&A participating attorneys: Scott Clark (602) 957-7877
Matt Koglmeier (480) 962-5353
Andy Hull (602) 230-0088
Mark Zinman (480) 994-4732
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Jump start your New Year’s resolution with a new app Rent Smart Courtney Gilstrap Levinus Special to Arizona Republic USA TODAY NETWORK
Living in an apartment community may offer you many new opportunities to fulÿll your new year’s resolution. Making new friends, getting healthy, riding your bike to work or the park can be easier if you live in a community with shared amenities. Some communities offer dog park areas, workout areas and ÿtness classes, specialty programming, even cooking classes. These can all be great ways to meet your neighbors and stick with your plan to get healthier. Small steps can bring impressive payoffs over time, and the convenience of these amenities in
The Maricopa County Department of Public Health developed an app to help Arizona residents get healthier too. Maricopa Healthy — available for free at www.maricopahealthy.org. your community remove some of the barriers. The Maricopa County Department of Public Health developed an app to help Arizona residents get healthier too. Maricopa Healthy — available for free at www.maricopahealthy.org brings together lots of resources for those who are looking for nutrition information, free and inexpensive ÿtness ideas, biking maps and so much more.
Those who download the app will be able to ÿnd information including: · Locations of 35 farmers markets · List of 400+ parks · Recipes and nutrition information · Transit and transportation maps, including bike routes, · And unique and inexpensive activities for residents of all ages to enjoy and get active. While all of the information on the
free app centers on Maricopa County, the recipes and fun ideas for getting outside can be used by anyone, anywhere. Cities all around the state have added bike sharing programs that residents can use for just a few dollars, some are even free. The great weather now and in the coming months can help you keep your resolution to try new things and get active. You might be surprised to ÿnd that your neighbors would join you for a walk or bike ride down to the farmer’s market or down the local park for a concert. Sources: Maricopa County Department of Health; www.maricopahealthy .org The Arizona Multihousing Association is the statewide trade association for the apartment industry, representing more than 2,000 members in legislative, legal and regulatory matters.
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