Optimism Emerges for 2026Incomes Up 33% in Maricopa CountyFor Buyers:Journalists reporting on housing affordability are frequently quoting sources that reference median household income. Household
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- Mike Bramanti
- Sarah Tuffs
- Jarrod Bertsch (Quality Engineer)
- Tina Vorbeck
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- Jena Meyerpeter
- Kristen Marsh
- Geoff Talbot
- Jenny Cleveringa
- Lori Stevens
- Kim Bozik
- Alden L Weight
- Terry Snyder
- Leslie (Lee) Racine (Director of Commercial Brokerage KW Commercial Midwest)
- Crystal Puffer (Quality Manager)
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- Roger Guffee
- Lacey Smekal (RN)
- Casey Shaw (Business owner )
- Mark Johnson (Home Owner)
- Amy Voss (Senior Business Manager)
- Arthur and Nancy Engstrom
- Kathy Mills (SVP & CFO)
- Adam Carlson
- Sarah Ostler
- Rob Hoffman
- The Nichols (Seller)
- Raymond Lloyd Anderson
- Steve Stockton (Program Manager)
- Bruce Nevel (Senior Facilities Officer)
- Julie Piantanida
- Esra Duman (Sr. Director, Business and Strategy )
- Emily Mills
- Molly Radigan
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- Scott Mahler (Director, Digital Immersion)
- Teresa Snyder (Home Buyer/seller)
- Alden L Weight
- Dave Wheeler (Program Manager)
- Kelsey & Billy Donnay
- Jeana Velasco-Madden (Home buyer)
- Caitlin Herritt
- Hiriana Arroyo
- Rusty Jensen
Optimism Emerges for 2026Incomes Up 33% in Maricopa CountyFor Buyers:Journalists reporting on housing affordability are frequently quoting sources that reference median household income. Household
Buyer Contracts Increase in SeptemberMixed Emotions on Positive Job ReportsFor Buyers:For the first time all year, listings under contract are higher than they were last year at this time. Over 4
Seller's Get Off the FenceRecessions Are Good for BuyersFor Buyers:It may be hard to believe, but recessions are historically the beginning of a turnaround for the housing market. After enduring
Seller's Get Off the FenceRate Drops = Savings for BuyersFor Buyers:It may be hard to believe, but recessions are historically the beginning of a turnaround for the housing market. After enduring