By Rick Palacios Jr., Director of Research | John Burns Real Estate Consulting Where are we in the housing cycle? This, by far, is the question we get asked the most. It’s often framed with the metaphor of a nine-inning baseball game: What inning are we in? This question
Read more →Originally Published in the Arizona Daily Sun on October 6, 2016 The Flagstaff Planning and Zoning Commission will decide next week whether to advance a proposed 1,300-home subdivision with frontage on West Route 66 and Woody Mountain Road to the City Council. On Wednesday, the commission heard the first presentation
Read more →Originally Posted in AZRE Magazine September 30th August not seasonally adjusted (NSA) construction unemployment rates improved in 48 states and the nation on a year-over-year basis, according to analysis released today by Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC). , producing the lowest August construction unemployment rate on record. BLS data also
Read more →Phoenix offers one of the least risky home building markets in our Nation, marking it’s place in the top 5 least risky cities. With room to expand and grow we are ready to see continued growth and longevity in home building. Though the next six months are
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Our repeat borrower has set off on another exciting project on Exeter Blvd, within the exclusive Arcadia Proper Neighborhood! Planning to take down the current home their and build up a new one, something they have done many times before, choosing us time and again to be
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Investing in real estate is a lucrative endeavor if you know what you’re doing. If you’re new to the business, you probably have a lot to learn to avoid the common real estate investing mistakes. Understanding some things to avoid as a first-time investor could help you
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Just as the name suggests, Phoenix is rising from the ashes of the 2008 crisis and is born anew. The valley was once considered the very image of the damage of the housing crisis, but with more millennials moving from their apartments into houses, and boomerang buyers
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Arizona’s state bird is often considered a crane. Not to be confused with the grey crane or blue crane, but we are talking about the building cranes that are just off the side of the road, creating another office building or an on ramp for the newest
Read more →In a recent article featured on 91.5 KJZZ, Phoenix has been a part of the Infill Development Boom. According to Tim Sprague, who is the principle for Habitat Metro, a main reason for this recent surge is due to millennials and empty nesters wanting to be closer
Read more →In a recent article posted by the Phoenix Business Journal, there has been a very noticeable increase in the amount of workers that contractors are hiring for the year 2014. However, many contractors are finding it difficult to hire qualified workers. Below is the full article from
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