It's 7:30am on almost every Saturday morning, you know where I am! I'm at the Downtown Phoenix Farmers Market, let me show you around! Hi, I'm DeDe Forwood, Phoenix area Realtor with Homesmart helping you with not only where you live, but how you live! We have such a vibrant lifestyle living in Central and downtown Phoenix and I strive to spotlight it! Welcome to the Downtown Phoenix Farmer's market who offers Organically grown fun every week. Deeply Rooted in Our Farms and Our City, Downtown Phoenix Farmers Market is committed to seasonally grown, local foods, and products. They take immense pride in their weekly, urban event where residents and visitors can shop for community farmers and small businesses year-round. Open, rain or shine! Summer hours, 7:30 am – 11:30 am. Winter hours are 8am-2pm.

446 N Hobson Plaza, Mesa, AZ Click Here to Get Directions $299970 2bed - 1.75bath - 0.07 acres lot Property Video | Photos | Maps & Local | Schools | Print Charming 2BR/2BA townhome features grass, courtyard front patio and guest...

This Stunning home in the coveted Woodleaf 3 neighborhood is situated in a cul-de-sac on a half acre lot. So many updates! Vaulted beamed ceilings and multiple windows give this home a bright and happy vibe. The kitchen island has 2 eat-on bars, quartz countertops, subway tile, pendant lights and S/S appliances. Family room features built-ins, brick fireplace and views to atrium, pergola and fountain. Bedrooms are spacious, bathrooms are refreshed and storage is plentiful in this comfortable and inviting home. Split 5th Bedroom offers multi generational living, or an office, den or workout room Step outside and You'll have Plenty of space to enjoy your resort style backyard with pool, spa, lawn, fruit trees, pergola, and Built-in BBQ’s,. No HOA, so park all The TOYS and park behind the RV Gates. half-acre cul-de-sac lot featuring gated courtyard. Live the 85254 life with amazing schools, proximity to Kierland Commons, Scottsdale Quarter and all that Scottsdale has to offer!

There are a lot of reasons why you might want to sell your house. Maybe you want a bigger one. Or perhaps you’d rather downsize to something smaller. Moving closer to work is always a solid reason. At least those are some pretty common and basic reasons real estate agents typically hear. Let’s spice things up a bit and get real! Here are 7 unusual reasons to sell your house that are actually pretty reasonable when you think about it!

If you’re thinking about refreshing your home this summer, you want to make sure your design choices are timely and on-trend. But what, exactly, does timely and on-trend look like in the summer of 2022?

Charming 2BR/2BA townhome features grass, courtyard front patio and guest parking. Kitchen has granite, stainless, buffet, & breakfast bar. Bedrooms are roomy and baths have granite . Ample storage. Huge covered patio with uncovered portion to garden/grill, storage, laundry room, locked storage and entrance to double carport. Community: Huge community pool, clubhouse, tennis/B-ball, playground, lush landscaping. HOA covers lots. 15 minutes from ASU, 10 from MCC and close to the 60/202 & 87, Spring Training (A's). Bike to Downtown/old-town Mesa restaurants, arts and shops. Hospital is close and light rail is at Mesa/Main for a night out.

Selling your home is a big deal and it can be hard to know when it’s time to make the move and put your home on the market. So, if you’re thinking about selling your home, the question is—how do you know the right time to make a move? A recent article from realtor.com outlined key signs that it may be time to sell your home, including: You’re in a seller’s market. In a seller’s...

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Do you have a neighbor that annoys you? The chances are, you do! According to this REALTOR Magazine article, a recent survey done by Lending Tree revealed that 75% of Americans don’t like their neighbor. What bugs people about their neighbors the most? Take your pick: They give off a “weird vibe” (28%) They’re too loud (27%) They’re rude (27%) Disruptive pets (17%)...

You just sold your house. Congratulations! But while you’ve knocked the biggest task off of your moving to-do list, there are still things you’ll need to take care of as you transition out of your current home and into a new living situation. So what, exactly, are those things?