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YoY % Change in Price per Sq. Ft.
As of Oct. 2026, Paradise Valley is the Valley's most expensive market at a median $869 per sq ft (up 7.9% year over year), while Coolidge is the least expensive at $165 (down 4.1%). Source: The Cromford Report.
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As of Oct. 2026, Paradise Valley is the Valley's most expensive market at a median $869 per sq ft (up 7.9% year over year), while Coolidge is the least expensive at $165 (down 4.1%). Source: The Cromford Report.
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With more than 12 years of experience in Arizona real estate, I bring more than a resume — I bring roots. I'm a third-generation Phoenix native and a proud Alhambra High School alum (Class of 2000), which means the neighborhoods I help clients buy into, sell from, and invest in are the same ones I grew up in. Whether you're making your first purchase, selling a longtime home, growing an investment portfolio, or exploring rental options, my job is to listen, educate, negotiate and make the process feel personal — because for me, it is.
Real feedback from real buyers and sellers across the Valley.
Rebecca helped me with my first home purchase after I relocated to Phoenix from out of town. She was highly knowledgeable and made the home search enjoyable for my wife and me. We'll definitely be back when our growing family needs an upgrade!
Rebecca helped our family through the sale of my mother-in-law's home after she moved into a care facility. It was an emotional time, but Rebecca handled every detail with professionalism, compassion and care — we always felt we were in capable hands. We highly recommend her to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, responsive, and compassionate realtor.
I don't even know where to start besides saying thank you. Rebecca was on top of everything even while we were in Washington preparing to move to Buckeye. She would FaceTime us for measurements at the home we purchased and always made us feel comfortable. A true professional who my family now considers a friend.
Online estimates can’t see your kitchen remodel or what just sold down the street. I can, and I’ll walk you through my number. No obligation.
Straightforward answers to the questions I hear most from buyers, sellers and investors across the Valley.
I work with all three, and it's intentional. Buying, selling and investing are connected — the same local market knowledge helps you buy the right property, price a home accurately, or spot a solid investment. Whichever brings you here, I can help; use the "I'm Buying / Selling / Investing" links above for guidance specific to your situation.
Conditions vary across the Valley. As of October 2026, the median price per square foot was down year over year in 34 of the 41 Valley cities tracked by The Cromford Report, and up in 5, led by Paradise Valley (+7.9%) and Scottsdale (+3.1%), and unchanged in 2. I follow that data closely — check the market snapshot above or the full market breakdown to see how your city is trending.
I work across Maricopa County, including the West Valley, East Valley, Metro Phoenix, North Valley and The Foothills, as well as San Tan Valley, Apache Junction and nearby parts of Pinal County. Explore the regional guides above for a closer look at each area's housing market and lifestyle.
Yes — I've guided several out-of-state clients through the entire process remotely, including video walkthroughs and FaceTime tours of properties before they've set foot in Arizona. We'll build a plan around your timeline and comfort level, whether that means one visit or none before closing.
Spring (roughly February through May) traditionally brings the most buyer activity in the Valley, before summer heat slows things down. That said, well-priced, well-marketed homes sell in every season — the "best" time really depends on your personal timeline and what's happening in your specific neighborhood.
Absolutely. Many of the people I work with start out "just curious" — exploring what their home is worth, browsing areas, or getting a feel for the market months before they're ready to act. There's no pressure and no obligation; reach out whenever it's useful to you.
