A Light at the End of the Tunnel for East Valley Real Estate
April 6, 2009 by Kristin LaVanway · 1 Comment
Although home prices in Phoenix are continuing to decline, there is a ray of hope for communities in the East Valley. Home prices in Chandler, Mesa, and Tempe are showing signs of stabilization and prices in Gilbert and Queen Creek are actually starting to edge upwards. Compared to the downward trend in home prices experienced by the Phoenix housing market as a whole, the East Valley is looking stronger over the last few months with higher average sales prices and slower declines in value.
Although home prices in Mesa and Queen Creek have historically been below the average sales price for Phoenix as a whole, the upwards trend in sales prices in these areas is fast approaching the average price in Phoenix. Queen Creek continues to be a hot bed of activity, where newer homes are available for well under $100,000. The continuing development of the Queen Creek area, with more and more amenities such as shopping and restaurants, new schools and better roads, makes Queen Creek one of the best bargains in the Valley.
Chandler and Gilbert are showing exceptionally well, most likely due the inventory of bank-owned homes in some of the newer communities. Many these homes are less than 5 years old, in areas well-served by the 202 freeway. With plenty of shopping, dining, award-winning schools, and access to the entire Valley of the Sun, these cities offer a great value at bank-owned pricing.
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