Phoenix|News|
Most Expensive ZIP Codes During Pandemic Includes Paradise Valley
A study looking at home sales from March 13 to Sept. 7 identified 85253 in Paradise Valley as one of the 125 priciest.
Lindsay Walker, Patch Staff
Phoenix Real Estate News
Phoenix|News|
Phoenix Frank Lloyd Wright Home Sells For $7.25M
A Phoenix home originally designed for Frank Lloyd Wright's son and his wife, will be preserved after a $7.25M sale.
Lindsay Walker, Patch Staff
Phoenix|Neighbor News|
Hope Arises For More Affordable Housing in Tempe
As Mayor Corey Woods takes his seat in office, affordable housing in Tempe is a main priority for him.
Bella Hoffman, Community Contributor
Phoenix|Press Release|
U.S. Housing And Urban Development Secretary Dr. Ben Carson Visits Envision Center In City Of Phoenix
This EnVision Center is the first in Arizona and it utilizes public-private partnerships to provide services designed to assist residents.
Phoenix|Press Release|
Phoenix City Council Unanimously Approves Major Affordable Housing Initiative
This citywide plan will require partnerships between both outside organizations and other levels of government.
Phoenix|News|
Phoenix Is Top Performing Home Market During COVID-19 Pandemic
Despite economic concerns caused by COVID-19, home prices continued to increase in Phoenix in March.
Amanda Savage, Patch Staff
Phoenix|News|
Phoenix's Frank Lloyd Wright House Sold At Auction
The Norman Lykes house is considered Wright’s last residential design, conceived before his death in 1959.
Phoenix|News|
With So Much Construction In Phoenix, Why Is Affordable Housing So Scarce?
Look around central Phoenix and you see cranes, construction sites and impressive new buildings. The signs of a boom are everywhere.
Phoenix|News|
For Low-income Arizonans, Housing Vouchers Don’t Guarantee Place To Live
Housing is considered affordable if it costs no more than 30% of your income. But as Phoenix rents rise, affordable housing is out of reach.
Phoenix|News|
Baby Boomers Are Flocking To These 2 Trendy Phoenix Zip Codes
A new study shows that baby boomers are big fans of cities.
Feroze Dhanoa, Patch Staff
Phoenix|News|
Moving Millennials Avoid Phoenix, Despite Population Boom
A new report shows the Phoenix-Scottsdale-Mesa area is ranked 48th out of 100 cities when it comes to where Millennials are moving.
Brian Hanna, Patch Staff
Phoenix|News|
Study Shows Just How Unaffordable Phoenix Metro Really Is
Researchers at the University of Southern California crafted a new way of measuring rental affordability. Here’s what they found.
Brian Hanna, Patch Staff
Phoenix|News|
Best Cities For Veterans: 7 In Arizona Make The Cut
The Military Times did a study to see what cities are best for veterans. Here are the Arizona cities that made the list.
Geoff Dempsey, Patch Staff
Phoenix|News|
Buying Your First Home? Arizona Great For Price, Not Life Quality
If you’re languishing in mom’s basement in Arizona and think it’s time to move out, read this first.
Daniel Hampton, Patch Staff
Phoenix|News|
Block Of Phoenix Houses To Be Demolished, Apartments Coming
Twenty houses in a block north of downtown Phoenix are being torn down to make way for a 329-rental apartment complex.
Geoff Dempsey, Patch Staff
Phoenix|News|
Phoenix Getting Apartments, New Supermarket Where Bashas Was
The new apartment building will have 190 units ranging in size from 583-1,358 square feet.
Colin Miner, Patch Staff
Phoenix|News|
Home Prices In 12 Phoenix Zip Codes Grew Faster Than The Market
Eleven of the zip codes had a "very high" environmental hazard risk index.
Colin Miner, Patch Staff
Phoenix|News|
Bill Gates Eyes Arizona For Hi-Tech Planned Community
The community will be called Belmont and be home to roughly 80,000 residential units.
Colin Miner, Patch Staff
Phoenix|News|
Phoenix Council Considers Awarding Tax Break That's Subject Of Lawsuit
The council is considering giving a tax break to a developer as a court considers whether a similar break is legal.
Colin Miner, Patch Staff