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06/08/2026

🏑 Thinking about buying or selling in Phoenix? Don't assume the entire Valley is moving the same way.

πŸ“Š The latest Cromford Market Index shows a split market:

βœ… 9 cities are in **Seller Territory**
βš–οΈ 3 cities are **Balanced**
🏠 6 cities are **Buyer-Friendly**

That means a seller in one city could have multiple offers while a seller just a few miles away may need to negotiate harder.

🚨 The Phoenix metro average only tells part of the story.

Your real advantage comes from knowing what's happening in **your specific city and neighborhood** before making a move.

πŸ“ Chandler, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Peoria, Surprise, Queen Creek, Mesa β€” each market is telling a different story right now.

πŸ’¬ Comment your city below, and I'll tell you whether it's currently leaning toward a **Buyer Market**, **Balanced Market**, or **Seller Market**.

πŸ“² Save this post so you can track how your local market is shifting.

The buyers most interested in this property usually aren't looking for a house.They're looking for flexibility.4305 N Ca...
06/06/2026

The buyers most interested in this property usually aren't looking for a house.

They're looking for flexibility.

4305 N Cameron Dr is an approximately one-third-acre residential lot with mountain views, no HOA restrictions, and the ability to build when the timing is right or simply hold for future plans.

What makes the location worth watching is the broader story. Corporate investment, employment growth, and long-range transportation planning have brought more attention to the corridor between Phoenix and Tucson. While nobody can predict the future, those trends are part of the reason some land buyers are taking a closer look at communities like Eloy.

At $5,000, this property offers an accessible way to own Arizona land without a major upfront commitment.

And if I were comparing options, I'd probably take a look at another nearby one-third-acre parcel before deciding which one fits best.

Message for details.

If I were trying to maximize what $400,000 can still buy in North Phoenix, I'd take a serious look at this home.What sto...
06/05/2026

If I were trying to maximize what $400,000 can still buy in North Phoenix, I'd take a serious look at this home.

What stood out to me wasn't any particular feature. It was who this home could work well for.

Someone who wants a detached home instead of a condo. Someone who likes the idea of being minutes from Desert Ridge Marketplace. Someone who wants enough flexibility for guests, a home office, or a hobby room, without taking on more house than they need.

This home offers two private primary suites, a bonus space that could serve as an office, gym, or guest room, plus low-maintenance living that's well suited for full-time residents, seasonal owners, or anyone looking to simplify.

The kitchen has already been updated with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and newer cabinetry. Outside, the private patio and desert landscaping keep upkeep to a minimum.

The more I looked at this property, the more it felt like a home designed around how people actually live today.

πŸ“ 912 E Villa Rita Drive, Phoenix
πŸ’²385,000
πŸ“ž Shirley Coomer | 602-770-0643

06/05/2026

Here's a more detailed, organized, and social-media-friendly version with emojis:

πŸ—οΈ **New Construction Is Still Selling β€” But It’s Not Driving the Market Anymore**

Many buyers assume new builds are dominating the Phoenix market right now. The latest data tells a different story. πŸ‘‡

πŸ“‰ **New home market share dropped to 15.3%**
That's the lowest level we've seen since April 2022.

πŸ“Š **New home closings are down 18% year-over-year**
Fewer buyers are choosing new construction compared to this time last year.

So what does this mean for you?

🏠 **If You're Buying:**
Don't assume a new build is automatically the better deal.

Builder incentives can be attractive, including:
βœ… Rate buydowns
βœ… Closing cost assistance
βœ… Upgrade packages
βœ… Flex cash incentives

But before making a decision, compare:
πŸ’° Total monthly payment
🎁 Available incentives
πŸ“ Location and community
⏳ Move-in timeline
πŸ“ˆ Future resale potential

Sometimes a resale home offers more value than the incentive package suggests.

🏑 **If You're Selling:**
Don't overlook your competition.

New construction communities are still attracting buyers with incentives and financing options. Your pricing, presentation, and marketing strategy need to account for what builders are offering nearby.

πŸ“Œ The smartest move is to compare the entire pictureβ€”not just the list price.

πŸ“© **Thinking about a new build?**
Send me the community or floor plan you're considering, and I'll help you compare it against resale options so you can make the best financial decision.

06/04/2026

πŸ‘πŸ“Š APRIL MARKET UPDATE: A SELECTIVE MARKET, NOT A SLOW MARKET πŸ“ŠπŸ‘
April didn’t bring meaningful relief on mortgage rates πŸ“‰, but the market activity tells a more nuanced story.
Here’s what we’re seeing right now πŸ‘‡
πŸ“Š MARKET SNAPSHOT:
πŸ”Ή Resale homes still outperformed last year πŸ“ˆ
πŸ”Ή Active listings are lower compared to last year πŸ β¬‡οΈ
πŸ”Ή New home closings are down sharply πŸ—οΈπŸ“‰
So what does this actually mean? πŸ€”
It’s NOT a dead market.
a selective market. 🎯
BuyIt’s ers are still active β€” they’re writing offers ✍️
But they’re not rewarding every listing the same way anymore. 🚫🏠
And sellers are still getting results β€”
but only when they match today’s expectations. βš–οΈ
πŸ’‘ WHAT’S REALLY CHANGING:
Buyers are being more intentional:
πŸ‘€ Comparing more options
πŸ’° Negotiating harder on overpriced homes
πŸ“ Prioritizing location + value
🏑 Responding faster to well-positioned listings
Meanwhile, sellers can’t rely on timing alone anymore. ⏳
Presentation, pricing, and positioning matter more than ever. πŸ”‘
🎯 THE REAL QUESTION THIS MONTH:
It’s not β€œIs the market moving?”
It’s:
πŸ‘‰ Is YOUR home, YOUR city, and YOUR price band where demand is actually showing up?
Because demand isn’t equal everywhere β€” it’s concentrated. πŸ“
Some segments are still strong πŸ’ͺ
Some are cooling off ❄️
And others are highly competitive depending on pricing and condition.
πŸ“© Comment β€œSELECTIVE” and I’ll send you:
βœ”οΈ The 3 key questions to ask before making your next move
βœ”οΈ How to know if your segment is hot, balanced, or cooling
βœ”οΈ What buyers are prioritizing right now

06/03/2026

πŸ‘πŸ“‰ NEW CONSTRUCTION vs. RESALE MARKET UPDATE πŸ“‰πŸ‘
This may be the clearest market signal we’ve seen this month. πŸ‘€
The market is showing a noticeable shift:
πŸ‘‰ New construction is NOT moving the same way as resale homes.
πŸ“Š Here’s what the latest numbers reveal:
πŸ”Ή New home market share dropped to 15.3%
πŸ”Ή That’s the LOWEST level since April 2022
πŸ”Ή New home closings fell 18% year-over-year πŸ“‰
πŸ”Ή Meanwhile, resale closings increased 5.2% πŸ“ˆ
So what does that actually mean for buyers and sellers? πŸ€”
It DOESN’T mean every resale seller suddenly has leverage. ❌
What it DOES mean is:
πŸ’‘ Buyers are comparing value differently right now.
Today’s buyers are looking beyond just the home itself. They’re comparing:
πŸ—οΈ Builder incentives
πŸ’° Interest rate buy-downs
✨ Upgrades & closing cost assistance
πŸ“ Location & community features
🏑 Home condition & presentation
πŸ“‰ Overall monthly affordability
That means if you’re selling a resale home, your advantage is NOT automatic anymore.
To stand out in today’s market, sellers still need:
βœ… Smart pricing strategy
βœ… Strong home presentation
βœ… High-quality marketing
βœ… A competitive value compared to builder offers
Because buyers today are shopping smarter and comparing EVERYTHING side-by-side. πŸ‘€
The homes winning in this market are the ones that clearly show the best overall value. πŸ”‘
Thinking about buying new construction or resale?
Before making a decision, make sure you fully understand how builder incentives compare to resale opportunities in today’s market.
πŸ“© Message me β€œBUILDER” and I’ll help you compare:
πŸ—οΈ New construction incentives
VS.
🏑 Resale home value

06/02/2026

πŸ‘πŸ“Š BUYERS: THE MARKET ISN’T AS EASY AS IT LOOKS πŸ“ŠπŸ‘
A lot of buyers assume that because interest rates are still elevated, the market should automatically be easier. πŸ€”
But here’s the reality:
πŸ“‰ Inventory is NOT giving buyers unlimited leverage right now.
The latest numbers show:
πŸ”Ή Active listings are down 5.78% from last year
πŸ”Ή Buyers currently have nearly 1,400 fewer homes to choose from 🏠
πŸ”Ή New listings are also coming to the market at a slower pace
So even with higher rates, supply is still limited in many areas. πŸ‘€
That’s exactly why:
⚑ Some homes are still selling quickly
⏳ While others are sitting longer on the market
The truth is… the β€œbuyer advantage” depends on:
πŸ“ The city
πŸ’° The price range
🏑 The type of property
πŸ“Š And the level of competition in that segment
Not every part of the market is behaving the same way right now.
In some areas:
βœ… Buyers have negotiating power
βœ… Sellers are offering concessions
βœ… Homes are staying on the market longer
But in other areas:
πŸ”₯ Well-priced homes are still moving fast
πŸ”₯ Multiple buyers are still competing
πŸ”₯ Inventory is still tight
That’s why understanding YOUR specific market matters more than national headlines. πŸ’‘
If you’re thinking about buying, the smartest move is knowing whether inventory is actually working FOR you… or AGAINST you. πŸ”‘
πŸ“© Send me your price range and I’ll tell you:
βœ… How competitive your segment is
βœ… Whether buyers currently have leverage
βœ… What kind of opportunities may be available in your market

The stories behind the signs. 🏑When we see a "Just Sold" post, it's easy to think of exciting new beginnings. And often,...
05/29/2026

The stories behind the signs. 🏑

When we see a "Just Sold" post, it's easy to think of exciting new beginnings. And often, that's exactly what it represents.

But sometimes, a move comes after an unexpected and difficult season of life.

This recent sale in Carino Estates marked a deeply bittersweet transition for my wonderful clients. While saying goodbye to a home they loved was not easy, this move was an important step toward a space that better supports their needs today.

There is comfort in knowing this beautiful home is being passed into great hands. A wonderful new family is moving into this Chandler community, ready to create memories of their own in a home that was so well loved.

Moments like these are a reminder that real estate is never just about buying or selling a home. It is about helping people navigate life's transitions, through both the joyful and the challenging seasons. I am grateful for the opportunity to guide my clients through those moments with care, support, and a steady hand.

Wishing my sellers peace in their next chapter, and wishing the buyers many happy years ahead in their new home. 🀍

05/29/2026

Despite the lack of a significant interest rate break in April, the Greater Phoenix real estate market continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience. The latest data reveals a narrative that contradicts many broader economic headlines: ARMLS reported 7,148 residential sales for the month, with resale closings climbing 5.2 percent compared to the same period last year.

These numbers indicate that while the market has evolved, demand remains steady for those who know where to look. We are no longer in a cycle where every home sells instantly regardless of its condition or price point. Instead, we are navigating a discerning landscape where the right properties in the right segments are still motivating buyers to take action.

For sellers, this means that successful outcomes are driven by strategic positioning and an intimate understanding of local inventory. For our luxury clientele, it emphasizes the importance of identifying specific niches that offer long-term value despite fluctuating rates. The relevant question for today is no longer whether the market is generally good or bad, but rather which specific part of the market you are navigating.

The movement in Scottsdale or Paradise Valley may look very different from the trends in the Southeast Valley or the West Valley. Understanding these nuances is essential for making informed real estate decisions.

Comment your city below and I will provide a detailed breakdown of how your specific segment is moving.

05/27/2026

πŸ“Šβ˜• THE MARKET THAT KEEPS SURPRISING EVEN THE EXPERTS
Some months the data confirms expectations.
Other months it completely challenges them. This was one of those months. πŸ‘€
πŸ“‰ What was expected:
β€’ Demand was projected to compress in March
β€’ Rising rates and fuel costs pointed toward slower activity
β€’ The forecast leaned toward contraction
πŸ“ˆ What actually happened:
β€’ 🏑 7,189 closings recorded
β€’ πŸ“Š Showings hit a 12-month high
β€’ ⚑ Demand held stronger than expected despite pressure points
πŸ’‘ The takeaway:
Even experienced analysts acknowledged there isn’t a clean, simple explanation for the strength in performance. The market didn’t follow the script.
🏠 And this is where the real difference shows up:
Agents who rely on headlines react late.
Agents who understand the data anticipate better decisions.
πŸ‘‰ DM me today to understand what the real market data is signaling before the headlines catch up.
πŸ“Š β˜•

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