Arizona’s real estate market is facing significant changes, with home sales rising despite persistent affordability concerns. The state continues to attract buyers, but higher mortgage rates and elevated prices have made it challenging for many residents to purchase homes. Experts suggest that the market’s momentum is driven by steady population growth and strong demand, although inventory remains tight and competition is stiff.
Meanwhile, proposed policy shifts—such as eliminating the state income tax—are sparking debate over how they might impact Arizona’s economy and public services. As the political discussion continues, stakeholders in real estate and government alike are watching closely to see whether these changes could further alter the housing landscape or strain the state’s budget.
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