Arizona housing market
Arizona home values peaked at $291,017 in 2006, fell -52.5% to $138,208 by 2011, and stand at $422,822 today.
Housing Predictor forecasts for Arizona
6 forecasts published for Arizona, newest first.
Coverage gap. The most recent Arizona forecast on this site is for 2019 — 7 years ago. The measured figures above are current; the forecasts below are not.
Arizona in the archive
Reporting filed under Arizona, newest first.
The Best Real Estate Markets 2013
When considering which real estate markets are the best, it is wise to look at home sales among other aspects as this number often reveals a thriving real…
Bulk Government Foreclosure Sales Start
By Mike Colpitts The U.S. government is starting to sell-off its massive over-supply of foreclosed homes to investment equity firms at major discounts in a…
Foreclosure Sales Explode
Sales of foreclosed homes are exploding amid the housing downturn as banks price properties at prices to get them off the books quickly.
National Real Estate Prices Forecast to Deflate Further
Scrambling to find a bottom, the U.S. real estate market is falling further and further in most areas of the country.
70 US Cities Forecast with Higher Home Prices
By Mike Colpitts Nearly mid-way through the year 70 U.S. cities housing markets are forecast to recover in 2012, and some of them are already making…
Seismic Shift in U.S. Restrains Housing Market
By Kevin Chiu Consumer doubts over the banking system, political divisions in Washington, D.C., nagging high unemployment, a growth in the understanding…
Double Digit Appreciation Threatens Recovery
By Mike Colpitts Double digit housing appreciation being experienced in some of what were the hardest hit U.S.
Higher Home Values Forecast in 85 Cities
As the recovery of the U.S. housing market gains traction, higher home values are forecast to develop by the end of 2012 in 85 cities, according to Housing…
Formal Foreclosures Fall 21 Straight Months
By Mike Colpitts Formal foreclosures fell for the 21st straight month in July as repossessions on U.S. residential properties ran into additional snags.
Midwest Home Sales Outperform
By Mike Colpitts The Midwest section of the U.S. is outperforming the rest of the nation when it comes to home sales as the country’s heartland recovers from…
Declining Foreclosures Bring Better Times
By Mike Colpitts Foreclosure activity declined 25% in the nation’s most populated state, California from one year ago in July, but the Golden State holds the…
Home Price Appreciation Jumps 2.5% for Year
By Mike Colpitts For the fourth straight month home values have increased in appreciation across the U.S., according to real estate research firm CoreLogic.
Recovery Heads to Higher Home Prices
By Ryan Jackson The U.S. housing recovery is moving into higher priced home markets as technology and newer industries pave the way for the nation’s future…
Higher Prices May Produce Trouble Bubble
By Ryan Jackson Higher home prices being paid in some U.S. cities could lead to troublesome isolated bubbles, according to new research.
Summer Home Sales Decline
By Ryan Jackson Despite record low mortgage rates and the lowest home prices in years, existing home sales disappointingly fell for the second straight month…
Home Prices Climb at 25 Year Clip
By Ryan Jackson Home prices increased at the fastest rate in 25 years during the spring selling season, according to real estate research firm CoreLogic.
Hardest Hit States Foreclosures Slow
By Ryan Jackson Three of hardest hit states in the U.S. housing downturn have seen foreclosures drop by more than 25% providing a major sign of improvement…
Foreclosures Jump Resumes After Robo-Signing Slowdown
By Mike Colpitts Foreclosure starts rose for the first time in more than two years in May, signaling a resumption of formal bank repossessions of homes with…
Shadow Inventory Declines, But Still Looms
By Mike Colpitts The shadow inventory or the number of homes that lurk uncounted by banks and other mortgage lenders in the abyss of the troubled housing…
No Confidence in US Government to Aid Housing Market
Respondents to an online poll have given the U.S. government a no confidence vote when it comes to helping the housing market.
States Rip Off Foreclosure Victims
By Mike Colpitts Almost $1-billion targeted to victims of banking foreclosure fraud is being ripped off from foreclosure victims to be used to pay for other…
Housing Index Shows Upward Trend
By Mike Colpitts Home prices declined an average of less than one-percent in the U.S. on a year to year basis through the end of March, according to a…
Pest Problems Bug Homeowners Early
By Ryan Jackson An over-whelming majority of homeowners are experiencing pest problems as a result of warmer weather in much of the U.S., according to a new…
More Than Half of Homeowners Can’t Move
More than half of all homeowners with a mortgage are unable to move or make a change in their housing situation as a direct result of being underwater on a…