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Phoenix landed in the riskier group for 2026 flipping, with avg. home values around $450K-$480K before renovation costs even entered the budget. Yearly appreciation was near flat at ~0%, while more flippers chased the same inventory, pushing as-is prices higher and...

The Phoenix housing market is in a stalemate, with the largest year-over-year decline in active inventory but still high inventory levels and longer selling times. May saw 6,941 closed sales, down 3%, and a slight dip in active inventory to 22,436 homes. The median...

Eleven U.S. cities are identified for strong economic growth and housing appreciation, driven by job market strength and booming tech, finance, and healthcare sectors. Key markets include Lexington and Charlotte for affordable housing and job growth; Dallas and Austin...

Home flipping remains viable in select U.S. metros with strong population growth, mid-tier home prices, low days on market, and older housing stock. Promising markets include Pittsburgh, Rochester, Buffalo, Hartford, Philadelphia, and Dallas, offering steady...

Phoenix posted pending sales ↑28.6% yearly, showing buyer activity is improving even as the local market continues adjusting to current affordability realities. In Phoenix, >half of active listings have taken price cuts, giving prepared buyers clearer negotiation...

Phoenix recorded 6.9K closed sales in Mid-Q2, ↓~3% MoM, while new listings ↓~12% to 9.7K, signaling a calmer pace for both sides. Active inventory reached 22.4K homes, ↓~2% MoM, yet Phoenix still offered ~3-mo supply, giving buyers more room than boom-era conditions...