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1) Phoenix Housing Market Showing Strong Divisions with Greater Risk for Additional Price Declines
Author:
David Lorti
Category:
Real Estate
According to David Lorti, a Realtor with RE/MAX in Tempe, the Phoenix housing market is divided with greater risk for further price declines for homes above $400,000.
August 19, 2008 The Phoenix area housing market is literally dividing in two with buyer demand and home sales for properties priced under $400,000 showing significantly stronger performance than homes priced above $400,000. This disparity will mean continued pricing pressures for homeowners wishing to sell their homes abo...
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2) High-end Luxury Homes in Phoenix Housing Market Likely to Experience Further Price Declines
Author:
David Lorti
Category:
Real Estate
According to David Lorti, a Realtor with RE/MAX in Tempe, Arizona, high-end million-dollar luxury properties are at substantial risk for additional price declines.
August 20, 2008 - Custom, million dollar luxury homes represent the weakest segment in the Phoenix housing market and are likely headed for additional price declines. This decline is part of an evolving market trend that is slowly resolving pricing inequities in the housing market for the Phoenix area.
In terms of closed sa...
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3) Phoenix Real Estate Market at Risk of Sudden Slowdown Due to Newly Passed Housing Bill
Author:
David Lorti
Category:
Real Estate
According to David Lorti, a Realtor with RE/MAX in Arizona, the Phoenix residential real estate market is at risk of a sudden slowdown due to provisions in the newly passed housing bill that eliminate down payment assistance for homebuyers.
Phoenix, Arizona, August 20, 2008 - David Lorti, a Realtor with RE/MAX in Tempe, Arizona, estimates that with the elimination of down payment assistance tied to Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans, the Phoenix residential real estate market could...
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