Arizona among least affordable states in the U.S., new study says
To paraphrase a famous political phrase: It’s the housing market, stupid.
To paraphrase a famous political phrase: It’s the housing market, stupid.
Several Valley cities rank among the U.S. markets where housing prices have slowed down the most.
What counts as being in the top 20% varies depending on what Valley city you’re in.
Rent has pretty much gone down everywhere across the Valley, but it’s dropped in some cities more than others.
Though the Valley is getting more expensive, these popular retirement towns are still considered affordable.
Valley home prices have dipped in the last year, suggesting that the once-booming housing market is coming back to earth.
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The U.S. bombing of Iran has spiked gas prices. “Shocker, another war,” said one Phoenix driver as he filled up his SUV.
Making a lot of money leaves plenty of room for, uh, discretionary spending.
A single-family, three-bedroom home goes for $3,500 a month in this Valley city.
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The median home for sale in Phoenix is sitting on the market for more than two months. Is the market softening?
If you’re looking to buy, it’s better to look in Phoenix than most Western cities. But that doesn’t make it cheap.
In certain Valley cities, upper-middle class feels achievable. In others, don’t hold your breath.
Super-cheap homes can be found here, as can a lot of references to Rambo.
One person praised the ad’s “Wolf of Wall Street” vibes, though we’re betting they missed the point of that movie.
Phoenix is building more new housing than most American cities. But unless you’re rolling in dough, you can’t afford it.
Phoenix homebuyers wildly outnumbered homesellers in December. But is that translating to lower prices?
If you live there, you’re probably getting paid. But is that because you live there?
Arizona has long been known for its low property taxes, which draws transplants to the state.
Only one state saw home prices drop more than Arizona in the last year.