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Phoenix: Fall Stabilization, 2026 Recovery Poised
Phoenix entered fall with higher inventory and slower price acceleration, signalling a transition from rapid boom to more sustainable growth. Suburbs remain active, yet entry-level buyers show caution amid higher borrowing costs and elevated home-prices. Rental demand...
Late-Q3 Brings Surge in Phoenix Housing Supply
• Active listings in Sep: ↑ 23.0% yearly • Active listings nationally: ↑ 17% yearly • Median list price: ~$499K, ↓ 4.0% yearly • Median days on market: 9 • Price reduced share: 26.5%, ↑ 0.5 pps
Expert Tips for Selling Your Home This Fall and Winter
Prep Early: Complete exterior maintenance—fix gutters, repaint, rake leaves, and brighten windows before cold weather limits improvements. Warm and Welcoming: Keep interiors cozy and decorated; personal touches help buyers imagine themselves living there. Avoid...
5 Documents You Need to Get a Mortgage (Faster)
To speed up the mortgage application process, have these documents ready: W-2s or tax returns from the past two years, recent pay stubs, statements for loans and debts, bank and asset statements from the last three months, and an updated credit report. Additional...
How Can Phoenix Metro Buyers Win in Late-Fall?
Best week to buy is November 2–8, 2025 for Phoenix metro. Active listings increase 18.3%, providing more buyer options. Competition falls 39.6%, easing purchase pressure. Homes remain 10 days longer, giving buyers more time. Median listing price vs peak: ↓ 5.4%
Phoenix Office Vacancy Remains Low, Despite Challenges
Phoenix's office construction remained slow in early 2025, with only three new properties delivered and 1.2 million sq ft underway, below national levels. Office sales hit $466 million, averaging $185/sq ft, slightly under the national average. Vacancy dropped to...