Phoenix-area inventory climbed in September 2026 as under-contract activity declined 10.39%, despite a modest increase in closed sales. With 25,251 active listings, a $450,000 median sales price, and 4.45 months of supply, the market is giving buyers more options while increasing competition among sellers. Here's what the latest numbers mean for Scottsdale and Phoenix real estate heading into October.

August brought a noticeable shift across Scottsdale and Phoenix. Closed sales fell, months of supply climbed to 4.28, and buyers gained more time, even as active inventory declined. Here’s what the latest numbers mean for buyers and sellers heading into September.

Phoenix metro sales and pending contracts slowed faster than inventory grew in July 2026. Cody Wolfe breaks down what it means for Scottsdale buyers and sellers.

Phoenix metro inventory fell 5.32% year over year in June 2026 even as national listings grew, and sellers are cutting asking prices faster than almost anywhere in the country. Closed sale prices are still up 4% year over year. Cody Wolfe breaks down what the divergence means for Scottsdale and Paradise Valley buyers and sellers this summer.

Arizona's housing market ended May in an unusual position: prices softened, yet buyers kept showing up. Here is what the data actually says, and what it means if you own property in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, or Arcadia.

Arizona inventory climbed to 25,547 active listings in April while median sales prices softened slightly. Nationally, new listings hit their highest April volume since 2022. Here is what the data means for buyers and sellers in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, and Arcadia.