Arizona Precision Realty

05/23/2026

Brand new in north Surprise. Listed last week.

Granite kitchen with a real island. Gas range, walk-in pantry. Open great room, tile throughout. Primary suite with walk-in closet and double vanity. Community pool, pickleball, low monthly HOA.

The 75-acre Asante Trails commerce corridor is going in the same area!

Same street, last year: smaller home, more per square foot. This one is the move.

DM us for the full packet.

Arizona Real Estate. Honestly.

04/24/2026

The West Valley is growing fast. Jobs are moving in. Rents aren't going down.
This 2025 Meritage in Surprise is the answer for the buyer who's done calculating and ready to own — 4 bedrooms, single story, FHA and VA approved, and no builder wait.
16014 W Desert Hollow Dr · Surprise, AZ · $400,000 $130/mo HOA · Community pool, pickleball, clubhouse included
📲 DM us to schedule a showing or visit azprecisionrealty.com (http://azprecisionrealty.com/)
— Ryan Buffington 432.312.0003 Kelly Clauss 602.689.8164 Arizona Precision Realty | Kristopher Realty Arizona Real Estate. Honestly.

04/22/2026

ChatGPT ranked all 50 states.
Arizona is #5. California is #44.
That gap is not just a lifestyle story. It is an equity story. People are cashing out of California and Colorado and buying here for cash. Phoenix absorbed 90,000 net new residents in 2024.
The window is real. The arbitrage will shrink as inventory tightens.
If you are thinking about the move, DM me ARIZONA. I will send you a straight breakdown of where the value actually is right now. No pitch.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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04/21/2026

04/21/2026

The builder is selling the same floor plan next door.

3 bedrooms. 1,367 sqft. $399,990.

This one is 4 bedrooms. 1,506 sqft. $400,000.

Same community. Same builder. Same price point. More home.

And unlike buying direct from Meritage, your clients have room to negotiate. Builders don't move on price. Sellers can.

16014 W Desert Hollow Dr — Paloma Creek, Surprise AZ 85387

4 bed / 2 bath / 1,506 sqft Brand new 2025 Meritage build. Single story ranch. No interior steps. Gas range. Granite counters. Kitchen island. Tankless water heater. Split primary suite. Walk-in closet. Double vanity. Covered patio. 2-car garage. Block fenced backyard. Fresh air mechanical. Low-E windows.

Community pool. Pickleball. Basketball. Playground. Bocce ball. Walking paths.

$400,000. $265/sqft. Surprise median is $228/sqft — but this one is brand new.

The February 2025 comp in this community closed at $414,900. This is listed below that. Today.

DM "DESERTHOLLOW" and we'll send you the full breakdown.

04/13/2026

If you were thinking about buying a house in 1972, but decided to wait until interest rates came down... you would have been renting and waiting for 22 years.

In that time, a home purchased in 1972 would have quadrupled in value. That mortgage would be 73% paid off. And the 22-year wait only saved three quarters of a percent in interest.

The average rate in 1972 was 7.54% — and it didn't drop until 1993. Even then, it only dipped to 6.74%, briefly. Meanwhile, rates climbed as high as 16% in the 1980s. The average home in 1972 cost $27,000. By 1993, that same home was worth $126,000.

History proves two things: home values increase over time, and interest rates should never be the reason you stop yourself from becoming a homeowner.

You can always refinance if rates drop. You cannot go back and buy at a 1972 price.

If you're ready to stop waiting and start building equity, we'd love to talk. Arizona Precision Realty — Arizona Real Estate. Honestly.

Call or text Ryan: 432.312.0003 | Kelly: 602.689.8164