We’re all in this together…aren’t we? Whether we’re looking for the next best stock tip, wanting to find a vacation home, or just noodling ways to make pasta less traditional; sometimes the person right next to you has the answer! Look to this page to be an unconventional collection of “shareables” which at times you’ll hopefully find something you can use.
With safety first, the city of Scottsdale and the Scottsdale Charro’s have finalized their plans with the San Francisco Giants for games with limited seating
The year 2020 certainly shook many things up, and made all of us appreciate those around us that make our lives a little (or a
The BIG GAME may feel different this year then it has in the past, but great company, food and drinks will still prevail! Check out
January’s report reviews the current statistics for the luxury market in Scottsdale month-over-month, as well as the 13-month trend. View the Scottsdale Luxury Home
Winter in Scottsdale means incredible weather and the opportunity to enjoy dining “al fresco!” Visit any one of these eateries for great food and atmosphere
Arizona Real Estate and the Zillow List of “Million-Dollar Cities!” According to the Zillow Group, this weeks report states that the number of million-dollar cities
Days Hours Minutes Seconds The 87th edition of “The Peoples Open” will be offering limited tickets this year to the open-air venue surrounding the infamous
For the city of Scottsdale, the market “pulse” of the New Year brings fervent energy to both Buyers and Sellers! For Buyers: Reality is there
Offering a great education opportunity and a way to help these local organizations that take care of the injured, abandoned and lost animals in our
Arizona has so much to see and do; a little knowledge check can be fun and may possibly help you find your next “day trip!”
Homebuilding permits are up 16% in metro Phoenix, showing strong growth this year and showing no signs of being affected by the pandemic. Year to
The national average was +1.37% so Phoenix home prices increased at a much higher rate than the national average, but fell to 3rd from 1st