Arizona’s real estate thrives with new master plans, transit projects, affordable housing, and sustainability amid strong population growth.
Arizona’s real estate shifts with major residential projects, transit upgrades, and smart urban planning boosting growth and investment potential statewide.
Arizona’s real estate faces stable rates, cooling inflation, steady growth, and evolving demand, requiring adaptive, informed investment strategies.
Many millennials are expressing feelings of frustration and discouragement as they confront rising inflation and its impact on daily living. On platforms like Reddit, users share experiences about their income not keeping pace with the cost of essentials, making it harder to save, invest, or even afford basic needs such as housing and groceries. Growing…
A significant downtown Phoenix office building, 333 North Central Avenue, has been listed for sale, attracting attention in the commercial real estate market. The property, which comprises more than 238,000 square feet across multiple floors, is strategically located near major transit options and the Phoenix Convention Center. The listing comes as the Valley’s office market…
Oklahoma is finally seeing a shift in weather patterns, bringing much-needed rainfall to the state. After a stretch of hot, dry days, storm chances are on the rise across various regions. According to meteorologists, the moisture coming in from the south is increasing humidity and fueling a pattern ripe for showers and thunderstorms. Some areas…
Economic trends and steady job growth position Arizona real estate as a resilient investment amid shifting inflation and interest rates.
Jesse Fisher analyzes recent economic trends and their impact on Arizona real estate, highlighting inflation, rates, and market stability.
Mortgage rates fell to their lowest point in four months as of August 8, 2025, offering a bit of relief to homebuyers and homeowners looking to refinance. The average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage dropped to 6.90%, down from last week’s 7.02%, while 15-year fixed rates also declined to 6.21%. Experts attribute the dip…
Mortgage applications saw an overall increase in the latest report from the Mortgage Bankers Association, despite continued volatility in interest rates. Following a modest decline in average rates for 30-year fixed mortgages, both purchase and refinance applications edged up. The average rate for these loans dipped to 7.02% from the previous week’s 7.07%, prompting some…