The real estate market in Gilbert and Mesa typically see steady appreciation in home prices, with typical seasonal fluctuations. For example, Spring and early Summer tend to be more active, while winter months are often slower. 

In June, the median sale price in the Gilbert and Mesa area saw signs of stabilization. The median sold price in June 2022 was $549,000, while this June, it declined slightly to $539,900, representing a decrease of 1.6%. The average days on the market are showing an upward trend. In June 2022, the days on market were 19, and in June 2023, they increased to 34, representing an increase of 44%. With the guidance and insight of a professional agent, who understands the market and its volital status, you can make sure your…

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Following months of encouraging signs that inflation was finally cooling, a new report showed that it ticked back up in July. With the benchmark interest rate already at a 22-year high and mortgage interest rates the highest they've been since 2000, many buyers may elect to sit on the sidelines and wait for the rate environment to improve. That said, there's no clear insight into when that improvement will actually take place. Nor do experts know how much rates will even fall. With this forecast unclear, it may still make sense for buyers to act now.

3 reasons why it's worth locking in a mortgage rate now.

There are multiple compelling reasons buyers may want to lock in a mortgage rate now. Here are three things to consider. 

Rates could go…

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Nailing the right offer price might be more affordable than you think! Here’s a look at how much the monthly payment increases or decreases when you raise or lower your offer! If you need an expert to help you craft the perfect deal for your dream home, let's chat over coffee!


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By Margaret Heidenry

Mortgage rates just jumped to their highest level in 20 years, averaging 7.09% for a 30-year fixed-rate home loan as of Aug. 17, according to Freddie Mac.

In addition to home loan rates hitting their highest levels in two decades, home prices edged upward for the week ending Aug. 12 compared with this same time period last year.

“For the third consecutive week, the median home listing price maintained a slight upward trajectory,” says Realtor.com® economic data manager Sabrina Speianu in her analysis.

Why record-high mortgage rates affect both homebuyers and sellers.

Record-high mortgage rates aren’t just weighing down buyers—they’re tethering sellers to their homes, too.

Speianu explains that most homeowners…

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price to sell, not to linger

Dangers of overpricing your house.

When you decide to sell your home, it is critical to set the right price.

A real estate agent can help guide you in determining a fair market value for your home, but it is important that you understand what are the risks of overpricing your house.

  1.        Longer time on the market: If a home is priced significantly higher than similar properties in the area, it may take longer to sell, causing the property to sit on the market for an extended period. Often this results in potential buyers becoming suspicious of its value, or wondering what is wrong with the house and discourage them from making an offer.
  2.        Decreased interest: Overpricing a home can lead to decreased…

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Here’s your market update for Puyallup, which includes Frederickson and South Hill! Inventory is slightly higher than last month and sale prices are steady. If you are looking for new construction, this is the place and you cannot beat those Rainier views! Puyallup is growing, any questions or for a CMA for your neighborhood just let me know! If you're ready to sell, I am very familiar with the area!

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KIRKLAND, Washington (August 7, 2023) –A downturn in the housing market was inevitable given higher mortgage rates, acknowledged broker Dick Beeson, but he and others who commented on the latest report from Northwest Multiple Listing Service noted some positives for both buyers and sellers.

The Northwest MLS statistics summarizing July activity for 26 counties in the report showed declines in listings, pending sales, closed sales and prices when compared to 12 months ago. The same metrics, which include single family homes and condominiums, were also down from June, with the exception of total active listings and months of inventory. Both showed slight month-over-month improvement.

 Buyers could choose from 10,982 active listings at the end of…

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House hunting in a desert.

Successfully buying in a low-inventory market.

We are experiencing a low inventory of homes for sale in the Phoenix area, as supply is below normal for this time of year, and there are more buyers than properties for sale.

Navigating the real estate market as a buyer when there is low inventory can be challenging, but there are strategies you can use to increase your chances of finding the right property:

  1.        Hire a good real estate agent: A good real estate agent will make your life 100% easier. They can help you navigate the market, provide you with inside information about new listings, and help you make competitive offers that stand out. And remember, all this experience comes free to you, as it is the…

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Here is your July market update for Snoqualmie!

23 new listings for July with a median days on market of 5 days. Median sale price is $1.2. The market in Snoqualmie is hot! If you love the mountains and the outdoors, this is the place for you!

Ready to make that move?

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Market update Snoqualmie

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