Arizona Housing Prices

Arizona Housing Crisis Deepens Under Governor Hobbs: Critics Slam Vetoes of Key Reforms Amid Rising Costs

Arizona’s ongoing housing crisis has intensified under Governor Katie Hobbs, according to critics who argue that her administration has failed to deliver meaningful solutions. Despite acknowledging the issue, Hobbs’ recent vetoes of bipartisan housing reform bills have drawn sharp criticism from lawmakers and housing advocates who view these measures as essential to increasing affordable housing…

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US Inflation Slows but Affordability Crisis Deepens: What It Means for Arizona Real Estate Investors

Although US inflation rates are showing signs of slowing down, many Americans are still struggling with affordability. The cost of essentials such as food, rent, and healthcare have not dropped significantly, keeping pressure on household budgets. Wage growth has not kept pace with rising prices in many sectors, and for many families, the sense that…

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Arizona Home Sales

Alleged Burglar Poses as Home Buyer to Steal $20,000 in Jewelry and Valuables During Arizona Property Showings

An alleged burglar is accused of stealing $20,000 worth of valuables from an Arizona home that was listed for sale, according to local authorities. Police say the suspect took jewelry and other items from the property, which was on the market, after entering the residence under the pretense of attending a showing. The homeowner discovered…

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Arizona Housing Prices

Beware of the Hidden Danger: How Zombie Mortgages Can Resurface and Cost You

A “zombie mortgage” refers to a situation where homeowners believe their mortgage debt has been eliminated—often after a foreclosure, bankruptcy, or short sale—only to discover years later that the lender never officially released the lien or completed the foreclosure process. As a result, the homeowner may still be legally responsible for the debt, accruing interest…

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Federal Reserve Faces Data Blindspot Amid Government Shutdown, Sparking Rate-Decision Uncertainty

**Federal Reserve Faces Data Uncertainty Amidst Government Shutdown** The Federal Reserve is contending with a significant lack of economic data as a possible government shutdown looms, making it more difficult for policymakers to decide on future interest rate moves. Officials have stated that key information they typically rely on—such as employment figures and inflation numbers—is…

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Arizona Home Sales

Paradise Valley’s Luxury Home Boom: Ultra-High-End Spec Builds Reshaping the Market

A new wave of luxury spec home construction is reshaping the Paradise Valley real estate market, with developers investing heavily in ultra-high-end properties to meet increased demand from wealthy buyers. Developers are betting big on estates featuring expansive floor plans, resort-style amenities, and modern architecture, often selling homes priced between $10 million and $30 million…

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Arizona Housing Prices

Ben Shapiro Blasts NYC Housing Crisis: Blame Progressive Policies and Red Tape for Sky-High Rents

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro recently took aim at New York City’s housing market, calling it “an absolute mess” due to zoning laws, high taxes, and burdensome regulations. He cited the city’s ongoing affordability crisis and sky-high rents as evidence of policy failure, arguing that progressive leadership has stifled development and driven out the middle class….

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Mortgage Interest Rates

Mortgage Rates Stabilize in U.S. as Fed Maintains Elevated Levels Amid Inflation Control Efforts

Mortgage interest rates across the U.S. remained relatively unchanged on November 11, 2025, following a period of modest fluctuation. The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate held steady at 7.34%, while the 15-year fixed rate inched slightly upward to 6.73%. Meanwhile, 30-year jumbo loans averaged 7.38%, offering a similar rate to conventional options. Industry experts suggest…

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