85021 Phoenix real estate notebook
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Homes Sold in Phoenix, Arizona 85021 June 2 to 4 - Closings |
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$per SqFt |
Rm/ Bath |
Yr Blt |
Sale Price* |
Address Click to see map |
| 1,242 | 30 | 6/1 | 59 | $37,000 | 10238 N 17th Dr |
| 3,119 | 205 | 9/3 | 58 | $640,000 | 17 W Hayward Ave |
| 1,528 | 31 | 6/2 | 34 | $48,000 | 2250 W Belmont Ave |
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A "c" before an address means it's a condo, townhouse or patio home. * Click on the sale price to see County Assessor data. About the data. |
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85021 Phoenix, Arizona - Home Sale Charts
About the home sale charts. I personally create these monthly charts using official Maricopa County home sales data. Please contact me if you see any errors.Be aware that the fewer the number of sales, the more erratic the median prices will be from month to month.
Individual homes sold last month
Long-term monthly trends
85021 Phoenix, Arizona - Home Listing Charts
About the MLS listing charts. I buy the charts below from Altos Research. They create the charts using data gathered from Realtor.com and not directly from official MLS data which is not available for this purpose. The two datasets, however, should be similar. Altos Research does not guarantee the accuracy of their charts.85021 Median List Price
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average. This is list price, not sold price.
85021 Median List Price Per Square Foot
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average. This is based on list price, not sold price.
85021 Inventory of Homes Listed for Sale
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average85021 Average Days on Market of Listed Homes
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average. This is listed homes, not sold homes.
{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }
David Levin 09.27.07 at 8:13 pm
Thank you for the data. All the national news and these charts point to more pain ahead. It appears that prices must fall to move the existing inventory. If anyone has a different point of view please comment.
lori 04.06.08 at 2:36 pm
quite frankly, i liked the old way better….i don’t think people really care - unless they are realtors - about the current trends….there are too many pages to go through just to see homes for sale…
John Wake - Real Estate 04.06.08 at 5:23 pm
I’m afraid I don’t have that website anymore. It was very expensive and with the real estate market as it is…
There are pros and cons to both the old and the new. The new one works great for a lot of people because they just get information on their neighborhood, not the whole zip code, and they get a lot more information on each home.
If you have a specific neighborhood you actively follow, you will probably prefer the new system. http://www.arizonarealestatenotebook.com/phoenix-mls-listings/
A simpler option is here.
http://www.arizonarealestatenotebook.com/phoenix-mls-online/
And if you are planning to buy a home soon, I would be happy to make a custom report for you of homes that meet you criteria.
http://www.homesalenews.com/homes-sale/MLS-listings.htm
So, you have 3 options but the old system isn’t one of them.
Sorry about that!