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PHOENIX REAL ESTATE | HOMES for SALE
Welcome to this comprehensive site about Phoenix Real Estate. If you are looking to purchase real estate in the metropolitan area, you can search the entire Arizona Regional MLS for Phoenix Arizona homes for sale. Comprehensive searches include homes for sale in all surrounding Arizona cities.
The number of real estate listings fluctuates continually because of the changing state of Arizona foreclosure homes. You will have access to all the latest homes because our real estate home search is updated daily. We provided you with the most advanced MLS Home Search anywhere, including the most advanced search for Phoenix foreclosure homes for sale in Arizona. Easily find Arizona homes for sale with our extended search capabilities. Return to search real estate home listings frequently or sign up for email notifications of new sales.
FORECLOSURE HOMES for SALE
Phoenix, Arizona foreclosures comprise a large section of the homes for sale in the Metropolitan area. Bank owned homes and real estate short sales provide value to Arizona buyers. Narrow down your search to foreclosure homes when you use this specific sales search.
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PHOENIX REAL ESTATE HOUSING PRICES
Phoenix real estate prices have been driven down for all homes for sale making housing in the Phoenix area more affordable. See our market reports that are updated each month and receive the best information on Phoenix real estate and the sale prices of homes. We have also included an analysis of bank owned homes and short sales.
Is this your time to invest in Phoenix real estate? Knowledge is power, and our Phoenix housing market reports are designed to give you a comprehensive snapshot of the local real estate market. Before evaluating homes for sale, read our housing reports.
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HOMES SURROUNDING PHOENIX
View homes and receive real estate sales information on surrounding Phoenix communities such as Mesa, Scottsdale, Tempe, Glendale, Chandler, Gilbert, Ahwatukee, Queen Creek, and the Town of Maricopa. Click here to ask Ron and Kristina information about buying homes for sale in the Phoenix real estate area if you have specific needs not found on this site.
Phoenix real estate prices are unique for each each community. View homes for sale in neighboring Phoenix communities and decide where your housing needs are best met.
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HOME BUYER TAX CREDIT
Real estate has become more affordable in Phoenix, Arizona with the extension of the home buyers tax credit. The tax credit was intended to stimulate the sale of homes, and it has certainly done so in the Phoenix real estate market. Get complete information on the home buyer tax credit and your ability to purchase metro Phoenix real estate in Arizona.
The real estate tax credit is no longer only for first time home buyers. Current and former home owners are also eligible for a credit. Find out how buying a home for sale can benefit you while keeping your roots in Arizona. Click here for home buyer tax credit.
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Phoenix Real Estate | Homes Sold
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Here is a sample of sold homes we helped our clients buy in the past 12-months . These same satisfied clients took the time to write testimonials about our high level of service. Contact Ron and Kristina Wilczek at 480-445-9480 for expert advise on purchasing a home, selling (and short selling) your current home, buying multi-family dwellings, and for Phoenix area foreclosures.
Foreclosures sales in the Phoenix are have accounted for almost 70% of all sales in 2009. Below is a sample of Phoenix homes / foreclosures we helped our clients purchase.
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Arizona Lender foreclosures - Tolleson homes *Sale June 09 for $84,900* Previous sale March 06 $275,000
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- Arizona written history begins in 1539 when Spaniards send Franciscan priest, Marcos de Niza, north from Mexico to explore the territory. Christianity introduced to Indians.
- Mexico declares independence from Spain in 1821 and goes to war with United States. War ends in 1848 and land north of the Gila River becomes U.S. Territory.
- Remainder of Arizona land acquired in 1853 by the Gadsen Purchase.
- Copper is discovered in Arizona in 1854. Prospecters flock to Arizona for copper gold and silver.
- Congress petitioned in 1856 to create a separate Territory of Arizona.
- Territory of Arizona is established in 1863 by President Abraham Lincoln. Population of 9,000.
- Phoenix, Arizona incorporates in 1881 and becomes capitol of Arizona in 1889. Population of Arizona reaches 100,000.
- Arizona officially becomes a state on February 14, 1912. Woman allowed to vote.
- Roosevelt Dam completed in 1911. Arizona population exceeds 200,000.
- Arizona population reaches 500,000 in 1940.
- Arizona population reaches 1,00,000 in 1960.
- Arizona population reaches 6,500,000 in 2008.
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