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Are Home Prices Going Up in Phoenix in 2026?

Are Home Prices Going Up in Phoenix in 2026?

In Phoenix, the median home sale price is $458,724, up 0.6% year-over-year but down 2.4% month-over-month, marking a 67.4% increase since 2019. Nationally, the median price is $396,173, rising 2.4% year-over-year and 1.6% month-over-month, with a 55.4% increase since...
Phoenix Homebuyers May Find Better Prices in 2026

Phoenix Homebuyers May Find Better Prices in 2026

U.S. home prices have hit record highs for over two years due to inflation and low inventory but are now growing more slowly as demand cools and sellers offer discounts. In Phoenix, the median sale price is $465,000, down 1.5% year-over-year but up 1.2%...
Top Cities Offering Great Home Price Reductions

Top Cities Offering Great Home Price Reductions

The housing market remains hot with rising prices causing affordability concerns, though some areas show notable price cuts. Nationally, 16.7% of active listings had price reductions in April, lower than last year. Sun Belt and Mountain West markets, including Phoenix...
Real Estate Prep for 2026 Buyers

Real Estate Prep for 2026 Buyers

More inventory gives buyers added choice in 2026, potentially reducing multiple-offer pressure and creating more room for thoughtful property decisions before signing contracts. Mortgage rates could fluctuate in the low-6% to mid-6% range, so preapproval helps buyers...
2026 First-Time Buyers Need Savings Strategy

2026 First-Time Buyers Need Savings Strategy

First-time buyers need more than a deposit: closing costs, moving expenses, insurance, taxes, lender fees, and repairs all belong in the plan. 2026 may offer decent opportunities for stable, prepared buyers, with 30-yr fixed mortgages in the low-6% range and easing...