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5226 E Sweetwater Ave.,  Scottsdale, AZ  85254 Price Reduced to:  $371,500 Bring us an Offer! New $18,000 price reduction for this charming 3 bed 2 bath with updated kitchen. Home is nestled on a large .87 acre lot with wonderful horse amenities including four stalls and two corrals, with large a...

Open house Saturday May 7th, 2011  5226 E Sweetwater Ave, Scottsdale, AZ  85254  -  Offered at $389,500 Charming and very livable 3 bed 2 bath 1832 sq. ft. with updated kitchen.  This one-owner home is nestled on large .87 acre lot with wonderful horse amenities including four stalls and two corr...

by Carla Hill Have you ever wondered what makes a home "modern" versus "contemporary"? Many people use these terms interchangeably, but that can lead to confusion when a home is listed for sale.The label "modern" in architecture and design indicates an exact time period in our design history duri...

Supply continues to fall at a fast rate and demand is getting stronger. Nevertheless the short term sales price outlook still remains stuck in neutral. This is due to a number of factors including negative sentiment among ordinary home buyers and a tendency for appraisals to be extra cautious whi...

Great addition to the lineup of available homes in Sunburst Farms East, Scottsdale AZ  85254. E Charter Oak  |  Offered at $1,200,000  |  Beds: 4, Baths: 5.5, SqFt: 4968 More Details Here  or www.SunburstFarmsEastHomes.com

This week's Sunburst Farms Featured property is not one, but TWO side by side properties for sale.  5226 E Sweetwater Ave - offered at $389,500  -  Charming 3 bed 2 bath 1832 sq ft with updated kitchen.  Home sits on .87 acres of horse property in an established and conveniently located central S...

I'm going to let you all in on a secret:  Sunburst Farms East in Scottsdale Arizona is one of the most unique and underrated neighborhoods in the state.  Why, you ask? Huge Lots - almost full acres surrounded by a sea of 1/4 and 1/3 acre properties. Limited HOA restrictions - and low fees City Ir...

Arizona's struggling housing market, still in recovery mode, has seen a continuing exodus of real-estate professionals. Not surprisingly, the number of licensed agents and brokers statewide has declined almost 22 percent since 2007, just after the Valley's housing market peaked.There are roughly ...