Arizona Housing Prices

Arizona Supreme Court Expands Self-Defense Rights Inside the Home: Ruling Sets New Legal Precedent for Domestic Self-Protection

The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that the state’s self-defense laws apply inside the bedroom, setting a precedent for future cases involving claims of personal protection within the home. The decision came in response to a case where a woman fatally shot her partner during a domestic dispute and claimed self-defense. The court emphasized that…

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Arizona Home Sales

Missed the Inspection Window? Learn Your Rights and Seller Responsibilities in Arizona Home Sales

After a homebuyer in Arizona missed the inspection window specified in their purchase contract, questions arose about whether the seller is still obligated to pay for repairs identified later. Generally, real estate agreements include an inspection period during which buyers can inspect the property and request repairs or negotiate credits for any issues found. If…

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Arizona Housing Prices

Climate Crisis Sparks Real Estate Alarm: Billions in U.S. Properties at Risk from Wildfires, Floods, and Rising Seas

As climate change accelerates, the U.S. housing market faces growing risk, especially in regions prone to wildfires, floods, and rising sea levels. Research shows billions of dollars in residential property are vulnerable, with markets in areas like coastal Florida, the Southwest, and wildfire-stricken California most at risk. Despite mounting physical threats, many properties in danger…

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Arizona Home Sales

Scottsdale’s Luxurious Estate Sets Record Big at $24.1M: The Most Expensive Home Ever Sold on Arizona MLS

A luxurious estate in north Scottsdale has shattered records by selling for a staggering $24.1 million, making it the most expensive residential property ever sold on the Arizona Multiple Listing Service (MLS). The nearly 22,000-square-foot mansion, set on over four acres at the exclusive Silverleaf community, features eight bedrooms, 15 bathrooms, a 12-car garage, and…

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Arizona Housing Prices

Amphitheater Schools Faces Tough Choices: District Considers School Consolidations Amid Enrollment Drop and Budget Woes

The Amphitheater Public Schools District in Tucson is considering consolidating several schools due to declining student enrollment and financial constraints. Superintendent Todd Jaeger cited a 22% drop in enrollment over the past decade, resulting in reduced state funding. The district is exploring options such as merging campuses, repurposing schools, or even closing some facilities, with…

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Arizona Home Sales

Phoenix Homeowners Pull Listings Amid Market Chill: Rising Rates and Dwindling Buyer Interest Slow Housing Sales

Phoenix’s housing market is seeing a shift as more homeowners are pulling their properties from the market after struggling to find buyers. Recent data shows a growing number of listings removed from sale, reflecting a loss of confidence amid rising mortgage rates and declining buyer interest. Many sellers, facing lower-than-expected offers or failed sales, are…

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Arizona Housing Prices

Tempe’s Maple-Ash Homeowners Fight to Protect Historic Charm Against Proposed Two-Story Casita

Homeowners in Tempe’s historic Maple-Ash neighborhood are voicing strong opposition to a proposed two-story casita, arguing that it would disrupt the area’s character and violate existing zoning rules. The proposed accessory dwelling unit (ADU) would sit behind an existing home, but neighbors are concerned it will set a precedent for denser development inconsistent with the…

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