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Disagree! What drives the market it not how sellers are pricing their homes - it's the rates. Once rates drop again, the number of buyers will increase, prices will go up, and you will be competing against other offers. Now is a great time to buy. Buyers have the power - they are getting closing costs paid for, price reductions, rate buy-downs, repairs done, and little to no competition.

You’re right.

Definitely can find cheaper homes elsewhere. Do you live in the Phoenix area?

@@AmyAndJoonArizonaRealtors I live in Mesa

@@saydian83 Eastmark in Mesa is one of my favority master planned communities - Mesa has grown so much!

There are definitely cheaper homes if you go further to the outskirts of the greater Phoenix area or are open to an older resale home. Do you live in the Phoenix area already?

@@sweetrose19 agree! Thanks for watching.

@@Wicked_Ticks many builders are currently offering rate buy-downs, price drops and closing costs covered... making them better deals than resale homes in the area. Housing prices are different state to state, of course... our prices look great to a Californian but not so great if you're from Kansas, for example. It's all perspective.

That's horrible. I haven't heard this something like this before.

There are private builders that develop pockets of land, but I don't know what your price point is. I could set you up on a search to get only NO HOA homes sent to your email that are built spefic to years (such as 2023 or newer), as well as reach out to some of the private builders to see if anything is a match.

​@@AmyAndJoonArizonaRealtors I am finding Chandler and Gilbert non HOA homes in my under $575 price range. My thinking was maybe new builds would offer rate buy downs allowing me to afford more. ;)

@@ReiJarrod I see. If you want a newly built single family home in Chandler or Gilbert that has no HOA under 575K, I'm doubtful you can find it. Sometimes in older neighborhoods, a buyer will demolish the old home and build new. But then you're in an older neighborhood with homes all around you that usually don't look great.

@@AmyAndJoonArizonaRealtors Doesn't have to be newly built.

@@ReiJarrod I'd be happy to set up a search for you so you get all NO HOA listings sent to your email as soon as they hit the market. Reach out if you'd like that or have other questions.

Yes - that's a big reason Californians are deciding to move to AZ!

@AmyAndJoonArizonaRealtors I don't think they can stand the desert heat either, even the locals can't stand it

@@kyoung5600 the heat definitely takes some getting used to!

This project is currently in the preliminary design phase and is not currently funded. However, the northern portion, from I-10 to Riggs Road, is included in the project list of the recently-approved half cent sales tax extension in Maricopa County. So... your guess is as good as mine. You can get more specific info on this website: azdot.gov/projects/central-district-projects/sr-347-corridor-widening-i-10-city-maricopa

Views is not the goal and unfortunately many youtubers use methods to get views that actually hurt their channel. The goal is to provide content that real people who are moving here will find value in and reach out. I will never pay for ads or share my channel anywhere. The best thing is to let my channel grow organically, and I have already been helping people move here who have reached out from this channel. But thank you anyway.

I always refer people to crimegrade.org for a general idea of crime rates, or niche.com, where they gave it a B- for crime - www.niche.com/places-to-live/apache-junction-pinal-az/crime-safety/ Keep in mind that just like Eastmark, Blossom Rock is essentially going to be it's own mini-city. I do not have concerns referring clients to this community in regards to crime.

Thanks for watching. Blossom Rock is at the very beginning stages, so I'll speak to my expectations. With it being the same builder as Eastmark, I expect it to have similar characteristics - tons of amenities, activities and social groups for a relatively low HOA, and a family friendly, young community. Because Facebook, Google and Apple all have large centers within 15 minutes, I expect this area to be a popular spot for people coming for employment. Blossom Rock's sales offices have been VERY busy with potential buyers (more than the norm), so I anticipate this being a good return on investment (of course, depending on future rates).

@@AmyAndJoonArizonaRealtors Great info! The prospects for Blossom Rock sound really good. Looking forward to the next update!

@@TachumKhan Thank you!

not a fan of Queen Creek? ?

Good! Thank you!

thank you.

Okay... let's find you something less hideous! 🙂

it's objectively NOT hideous.. but ok, go off king!

There are some pretty good deals at the end of the year. I'm an email or phone call away if you want to double check if there's something you could afford.

You're welcome!

@@cherylbailey6161 yes! The separate sinks are nice... and not very common!

Are you referring to SCHOA? If so, I thought that was voluntary (and also about $25/year).

@@AmyAndJoonArizonaRealtors Yes, it’s voluntary to pay SCHOA fee but we lived in a condo and paid a monthly HOA fee for green way maintenance, water 💧 bill, roof insurance and other expenses. When we moved the HOA fee was $200/month.

@@dw0313 thanks for the info! I should have thought about the condos. 😁

Thanks for bringing this to my attention! INFO for BELLA: 1912 SqFt, 2 bedroom suites, 2.5ba, den, 2 car garage, $442K + |||||| INFO for VIENTA: 2308 SqFt, 2 bedroom suites, 2.5ba, den, 3 car garage, $499K+

HOA is $130 (unless you are in the 55+ community). That is a bit high for an older community, but for new build communities it's about the same as other similar communites.

I got your email, Edwin! Yes I have another video about Maricopa new builds and will email you more info.

Their pool is giant though at over 4,000 square feet, and then they have a 560 square foot toddler pool too.

That would be great!

Here's a link that may give you some insight on that: bestneighborhood.org/race-in-phoenix-az/ The greater Phoenix area seems quite diverse across the board.

thats what i wanna know,,id like to get away from this diversity in Chicago,,this kind of diversity is detrimental to your health despite what liberals say..

@@RossVesci great!

@@jjrojas9377 😬

@@MichelleTran-tk7wr my pleasure! If you have any questions, always reach out: YourAzTeam@gmail.com or call/text 480-660-4090.

Thanks for watching! Eastmark is one of the most popular master planned communities in all of the greater Phoenix area.

@@MichelleTran-tk7wr thanks for watching. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions. Would love to help!

@@RossVesci it's finally starting to cool off here! Yay!

@@ericwalters8535 thanks for watching! Do you live in Arizona?

You are spot on! The reason why homes are so much more affordable in Maricopa is the 347 being the one way in and out. Nevertheless, for someone who works remote or doesn't need to drive into Phoenix 5 days a week or at least doesn't need to drive during rush hour, it can be a good option. I've had clients who've loved it there. When I've gone in and out of Maricopa, I have had about a 25-30 minute drive (non rush hour). And yes, I'd prefer the communities with better access to the 347 IF I needed to use it regularly. If not, some of the communities further away are really nice.

That area is growing like crazy. If you've been there a while, you've probably gained a good amount of equity!