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Homes Sold in Scottsdale, Arizona 85250 June 3 to 9 - Closings |
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$per SqFt |
Rm/ Bath |
Yr Blt |
Sale Price* |
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| 2,613 | 325 | 7/3 | 81 | $850,000 | 6818 N Rocking Rd |
| 1,002 | 215 | 4/2 | 75 | $215,000 | c 7430 E Chaparral Rd Unit A112 |
| 1,432 | 232 | 5/2 | 86 | $332,000 | c 7752 E Pepper Tree Ln |
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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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85250 Scottsdale, Arizona - Home Sale Charts (Beta)
About the home sale charts. I create these monthly charts using official Maricopa County home sales data. I’m still beta testing these charts so they may still have some errors. 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
85250 Scottsdale, 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.
85250 Median List Price
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average. This is list price, not sold price.
85250 Median List Price Per Square Foot
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average. This is based on list price, not sold price.
85250 Inventory of Homes Listed for Sale
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average
85250 Average Days on Market of Listed Homes
Single family detached. Rolling 30-day average. This is listed homes, not sold homes.
5 responses so far ↓
1 DOM // Jan 24, 2008 at 12:05 pm
Your service is invaluable. You have consolidated pertinent information for a large mass of users including, potential homebuyers, investors, homebuilders, construction industry trade, suppliers and service providers, lending institutions and local governments, all who need to assess where the market was, where it is today, and where it’s going tomorrow.
2 John Wake - Real Estate // Jan 24, 2008 at 1:29 pm
Thanks! I really appreciate your comment.
3 Michael Mallett // Feb 27, 2008 at 12:37 pm
Hi John
You may recall our brief correspondance in the fall regarding real estate in arizona. My wife and I were mildly interested in purchasing either a condo or a house for investment purposes. Is this a good idea right now? Our interests have been re-kindled and I was hoping (if it was not too much trouble) you could prepare us another list of possibilities. Our price range is around 90,000 to 150,000 in scottsdale or queen creek (or anything else you might suggest).
Mike
4 DOM // Feb 29, 2008 at 12:26 pm
I see that sellers are starting to face reality and drop prices a bit. Still a long way to go. Homeowners either aren’t motivated to move properties or are simply refusing to accept the reality of a market glutten with supply still listed at peak period levels. In looking at comparable markets, (Florida, California, Nevada) prices have come down 15% to 25% but Arizona home prices are at or near 2005/2006 levels. Doesn’t make any sense. Does anyone have any insight on this phenomenon?
5 John Wake - Real Estate // Feb 29, 2008 at 1:26 pm
DOM,
One source says that home prices in metro Phoenix have fallen 15 percent since last year. If you check out some other zip codes, especially those on the outskirts, you’ll see many areas with large median price declines.
Prices, however, haven’t fallen much in Scottsdale.
Price may indeed fall in Scottsdale. You can see that the number of homes sold per month is far less than in 2002 or 2003.
I think we’ll see downward pressure on prices until the number of sales increases to the 2003 ballpark.
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