AZ Homes For You Now/Judy Mullins

11/21/2025

How clever and fun for Turkey Day! 🦃

06/15/2022

On this special day in honor of our flag….Flag Day!
God bless the USA!!! ❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

06/11/2022

Just an FYI…,As a Coldwell Banker Realty Sales Associate I always carry water and fresh fruit in my ice chest in the car while showing homes particularly in this summer desert heat. I see plastic bottles of water in cup holders and cases stacked on seats in cars exposed to the direct sun that can reach dangerous heat levels. Please shade your water carriers in your car. We will be in the 110-115 degrees plus regularly starting this month. Be safe!

05/28/2022

God bless our Veterans and their families this Memorial Day weekend for their
sacrifices for our country's liberty and freedom. Our Respect and Honor forever.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

05/12/2022

Mark your calendar for Sunday, May 15th!

It will be the last Lunar Eclipse ‘til 2024.

Total lunar eclipses only happen every two years, don’t miss your chance to see it on Sunday, May 15th. The partial eclipse begins at 7:27 p.m., the total eclipse begins at 8:29 p.m., and the maximum eclipse will occur at 9:11 p.m. Enjoy this special evening viewing.

05/05/2022

Enjoy the recipe!!! 😊

04/17/2022

03/17/2022

Happy St Patty’s Day everyone!!! 👍🏻🍀🍀🍀🍀

03/16/2022

Mark your calendars for Verrado’s Farmers Markets every Sunday from March 13 thru May 29th…..

FARMERS MARKET

March 13 | 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Purchase from local producers of organic and seasonal crops, plants and seeds, plus ranchers and fresh local eggs..

VILLAGE GREEN - 4239 N Village St
Buckeye, AZ 85396 United States

ORGANIZER
Arizona Community Farmers Markets

03/15/2022

Here’s the Monday Morning Quarterback economic update….for all those asking about what effect this current Ukraine, and all other issues have on buyers right now, pay attention to consumer sentiment and the last sentence in this summary.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 14th, 2022
The Monday Morning Quarterback
A quick analysis of important economic data released over the last week

For two years now, the “Economic Disruptions” bingo card has nearly filled up. If it’s not one thing, it’s another. The Omicron variant of COVID was waning and jobs have been recovering rapidly. But supply chain issues have persisted and combined with a lot of money in the system and highly stimulative fiscal policy, inflation pressure took center stage.

Now, another invasion by Russia and geopolitical turmoil have caused oil and gasoline prices to spike. This is on top of already elevated prices that have been increasing steadily since February 2021 after recovering from the drop due to COVID lockdowns.

While now long expected, the Fed will most likely maintain its course to increase the federal funds rate this week and stop purchases of treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities with the design of tightening monetary policy and moderating inflation.

For the consumer, all of this means that the price of goods and services has and will continue to go up, as will borrowing costs. The dampening effect will be substituting disposable income planned for “extras” like eating out, shopping, and travel to cover the increased cost of necessities like rent, groceries, and gas. The increased cost of borrowing could also decrease the pool of buyers for homes and automobiles.

Source: ELLIOTT D. POLLACK
& Company

03/09/2022

Some great info that will save on your energy costs and keep that AC functioning at max performance for a longer period of time. Plus, the advantage of a bi-annual preventive maintenance AC check up with your AC Service Provider or Integrity services saves on repairs later!

03/07/2022

Some interesting info....markets cycle always!

📉 Not if, but when
Downturns happen. Especially in cyclical asset classes like real estate.
😨 Investors are worried, with high housing costs, low supply, material costs skyrocketing, and rising inflation.
We did check on the whole inflation thing, and it turns out Janet Yellen didn't realize she was leaning on the fed's ‘turbo’ lever🎚️....oopsie.
But, given the current state of affairs, many investors have asked us......Is cereal soup? No wait, that was something else.
They're actually wondering about a downturn, and what we can all do to avoid this:
Upturning a Downturn
Although real estate is hyper-local, you can generally view it go through four distinct phases: Recovery, expansion, hyper supply, and recession.
While we are for sure not in a hyper-supply situation, one could argue we are sitting in an expansionary cycle. Albeit one marked by a certain level of exuberance, unaffordability, and expensive construction costs.

The expansionary cycle is one where job growth and the economy are strong, and therefore demand for real estate is high and prices are on an upswing.
🥳But the party will end at some point😒. Will it end with the police busting down the door and arresting everyone, or will partygoers call it in early and leave quietly? Either way, a downturn will come, and the party will end.
Are we currently in a bubble? Not in the next year at least, as supply cannot keep up with demand. Many initiatives are underway to help ease the supply side and increase densification and construction, but the cycle of development is long and logistically burdensome.

Source: Briefcase.