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The Bonnie Burke Team RIO VERDE REAL ESTATE RECAP HOMES - Currently, there are 79 active homes on the market and 24 homes under contract. LAND - Currently, there are 162 active lots on the market and 5 lots under contract.
RIO VERDE LAND
The following lots have closed since last publication. Keep in mind the price is determined by location, water availability, paved or dirt road, floodplain, etc. 17431 E Barwick Drive 14600 N Peak View Drive 30600 N 174 Way 16XXX E Rancho Del Oro *164th E Dixileta Drive 13XXX N 140th Street 5 270XX N 168th ST D 28705 N 139th Street 27XXX E Gambit Trl *30308 N 162nd Way 162XX E Cavedale Drive 31112 N Visado CT 91 14535 E Pinnacle Vista Dr 0 32XXX N 140th Street 144XX E Aloe Verde Drive
1 acre 1.5 acres 1.25 acres 1.15 acres 1 acre 1.4 acres 1 acre 1.11 acres 2.5 acres 3.75 acres 1.39 acres 3.75 acres 4.98 acres 5 acres 8.87 acres
$25,000 $36,000 $38,500 $40,500 $41,500 $48,000 $49,000 $55,000 $72,900 $99,000 $100,000 $150,000 $285,000 $350,000 $380,000
Per Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service 8/12/2016 *Listed or Sold by the Bonnie Burke Team
Meet the Team
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RIO VERDE FOOTHILLS HOMES
Address Sq. Ft. Bed Bath Acre
Days On List Price Market
139xx E Olesen (East Lot) Road 0 1,900 4 2 1 -1.9 168X N 168th Street 1,463 1 1 1 – 1.9 34310 N 139th Place 3,252 4 4.5 1 – 1.9 14318 E Casey Lane 1,769 3 2 1 – 1.9 139xx E Olesen (West Lot) Road 0 2,331 4 2 1 – 1.9 342xx N 140th Street N 2,355 4 3 1 – 1.9 343xx N 140th Street N 2,409 5 3 1 – 1.9 27813 N 154th Street 2,388 4 2.5 1 – 1.9 16217 E Blue Sky Drive 3,025 4 2.5 1 – 1.9 28612 N 150th Street 2,508 4 3 1 – 1.9 15000 E Windstone Trail 2,577 3 2.5 1 – 1.9 16234 E Gambit Trail 3,256 4 3 2 – 4.9 *29005 N 152nd Street 2,670 3 2 1 – 1.9 30302 N 154th Place 2,577 3 2.5 1 – 1.9 27809 N 165th Street 2,906 4 3 1 – 1.9 27115 N 152nd Street 2,827 4 2.5 1 – 1.9 168XXX N 168th Street 3,369 4 2.5 1 – 1.9 13708 E Windstone Trail 3,209 4 3 2 – 4.9 29022 N 153rd Street 2,475 3 2 2 – 4.9 28407 N 138th Place 3,249 4 3.5 1 – 1.9 29423 N 152nd Street 2,165 3 2.5 2 – 4.9 14106 E Red Range Way 3,750 4 4 2 – 4.9 14611 E Roy Rogers Road 4,039 4 3.5 1 – 1.9 14110 E Gloria Lane 4,207 4 4 1 – 1.9 14221 E Desert Vista Trail 3,349 3 4 1 – 1.9 29261 N 137th Way 3,588 4 3 1 – 1.9 17130 E Desert Vista Trail 3,458 4 2.5 1 – 1.9 14015 E Desert Vista Trail 3,583 3 3 1 – 1.9 14219 E Quail Track Road 4,400 4 4.5 1 – 1.9 13804 E Westland Road 8,386 5 5.5 1 – 1.9
30 25 36 19 30 6 7 39 49 33 32 148 48 32 47 19 25 15 39 14 23 31 36 47 56 33 39 27 39 48
$349,900 $349,900 $360,000 $384,900 $389,900 $389,900 $399,900 $419,700 $439,900 $449,900 $468,000 $469,900 $474,500 $485,000 $499,999 $564,000 $599,900 $619,000 $625,000 $629,000 $632,000 $645,000 $648,000 $675,000 $675,000 $680,000 $699,000 $724,900 $998,000 $1,200,000
Active Since Last Publication:
Pending Since Last Publication: 30304 N 154th Way 34311 N 139th Place 33208 N 140th Street 16315 E Calle De Los Flores Drive 27119 N 143rd Street 34017 N 141st Place 26811 N 137thStreet 13813 E Quail Track Road 29921 N Baker Court 27414 N 150th Street 31229 N 142nd Street 14125 E Ranch Road
2,860 3,808 3,565 4,526 2,938 2,416 2,756 3,835 3,108 3,100 4,414 5,100
3 4 5 5 4 3 3 4 3 4 4 4
Closed Since Last Publication:
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27819 N 143rd Street 1,726 29106 N 153rd Street 2,000 27207 N 137th Street 2,331 26810 N 157th Street N Lot D 2,355 16623 E Lone Mountain Road 2,356 15710 E Cavedale Drive N Lot A 2,409 15724 E Cavedale Drive N Lot C 2,409 13926 E Creosote Drive 2,311 15512 E Morning Vista Lane 3,640 33625 N 136th Way 2,692 *31113 N 152nd Street 3,643 28833 N 160th Street 4,457 35029 N 139th Way 4,184 16215 E Saguaro Vista Court 3,252 16338 E Greythorn Drive 3,022 29618 N 144th Way 3,881 31705 N 139th Place 3,505 30705 N 174th Way 4,182 30805 N 138th Street 3,965 28028 N 148th Street 2,329 *14628 E Wildcat Drive 3,143 14715 E Montgomery Road 3,600
3 3 4 4 4 5 5 4 4 3 4 5 5 5 3 5 4 3 4 3 3 4
2.5 4 4 4 4.5 2 2.5 4 3 2.5 4.5 3.5
1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 5 – 9.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9
160 11 401 172 151 44 313 63 154 454 190 214
$467,500 $472,000 $475,000 $510,000 $529,000 $550,000 $649,000 $680,000 $744,000 $824,900 $950,000 $1,250,000
2 2 2 3 2 3 3 2 3 2.5 4.5 5 4 2.5 2 4 3.5 3 5 2.5 3 3
1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 5 – 9.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 5 – 9.9 5 – 9.9 5 – 9.9
1 28 39 128 49 139 145 19 239 30 153 143 512 49 411 321 125 27 46 51 163 864
$309,990 $379,900 $379,900 $389,900 $419,000 $399,900 $409,900 $429,900 $499,900 $525,000 $525,000 $525,000 $549,000 $549,500 $600,000 $629,000 $679,000 $699,900 $729,999 $925,000 $960,000 $1,095,000
Sold Price
R I O V E R D E F O OT H I L L S
& FUN FALL FACTS
$309,990 $380,000 $393,400 $400,000 $400,000 $409,467 $424,246 $438,507 $458,000 $512,000 $517,000 $525,000 $545,000 $549,500 $550,000 $585,000 $650,000 $675,000 $700,000 $900,000 $960,000 $1,050,000
* Listed or Sold By The Bonnie Burke Team
All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The properties on this list have been listed/sold by various members of the MLS. Produced by DLP Marketing • (480)460-0996 • DLPmarketing.com
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SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2016 19th Annual Ballet Under the Stars
TroonFIT Running on the Links Series 1 The Boulders | October 1 RunningOnTheLinks.com TroonFIT Running on the Links Series 1 – The Boulders, why should only golfers enjoy some of the most beautiful grounds Arizona offers? Take to the cart paths, features a front 9 distance (approximately 5K) perfect for walking or a short run, enter a drawing with the chance to win amazing prizes.
13th Annual Arizona Dragon Boat Festival Tempe Town Lake | October 1 - 2 AZdba.com 13th Annual Arizona Dragon Boat Festival – Tempe Town Lake Marina, 50 dragon boat racing teams from all over the world are expected to participate, 40-foot-long rowing canoes, 20 paddlers, one steersperson & a drummer in a 500-meter race, features competitive and recreational dragon boat races, vendors, and Asian and Pacific inspired talented entertainment.
Pumpkin Days & Corn Maze Tolmachoff Farms | October 1- 31 Tolmachoff-Farms.com | (602) 999-3276 Pumpkin Days & Corn Maze – Tolmachoff Farms, pumpkin patch, 6 acre family corn maze with a new theme every year (search for pieces of your map as you walk through), mini corn maze (perfect for little ones), haunted corn maze (dare to enter), also petting zoo, train ride, hay pyramid, corn box, adult and child pedal cart track, jumping pillow and more.
7th Annual Arizona Taco Festival Salt River Fields at Talking Stick | October 15 - 16 AZTacoFestival.com 7th Annual Arizona Taco Festival – Salt River Fields, 50+ professional and amateur taco teams compete for $10,000 in prizes in chicken, beef, pork and fish, a side cart throw down in salsa and guacamole, Lucha Libre wrestling, a tequila tasting tent, “Ay Chihuahua! [dog] Beauty Pageant,” live surfer rock music and more.
T
he housing market in Greater Phoenix started 2016 in a healthy state and has continued to improve, at least for sellers of entry level and midrange homes up to $500,000.
“The price increases are a natural result of the very strong demand for homes against very limited homes for sale,” says Realtor.com’s chief economist, Jonathan Smoke. “It is pent-up demand… coupled with the lowest mortgage rates we’ve had in three years.” The price range below $250,000 remains short of supply and the number of buyers far exceeds the low number of homes for sale. Appreciation is strongest for these entry-level homes and condition is rarely a constraint. Location can be an issue, but the shortage of homes for sale in the central areas has encouraged more buyers to go looking in outer locations. This has led to much improved markets in locations like Buckeye, Maricopa and Florence. Between $250,000 and $500,000, supply has improved over 2015 and is being replenished quickly by new home builders. New single family home permits in Maricopa and Pinal Counties totaled 7,778 year to date by the end of May. This is an increase of 18% compared to 2015. “More homeowners are realizing the equity they’ve accumulated in recent years and finally deciding to trade-up or downsize,” according to NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun. “Repeat buyers are using the proceeds from the sale of their previous home as their down payment.” Mid-range demand has increased thanks to historically low interest rates and a mild slackening of lender underwriting conditions. Appreciation is moderate for this price segment, but comfortably exceeds the CPI inflation rate which remains unusually low. There are occasional problems for homes that have been neglected or in great need of modernization. The luxury market has lost momentum in the last 12 months. The price range between $500,000 and $1,000,000 is still doing reasonably well, with very slight appreciation in prices.
Despite weakness in the luxury sector, the majority of the Greater Phoenix housing market is healthier now than it was 12 months ago and the prospect of rising mortgage interest rates has faded. The millennial generation is now a more significant pool of potential home buyers than the baby boomer generation and this dominance will increase over the coming decade. It is the many differences between baby boomer and millennial lifestyle decisions that are likely to change the nature of the housing market going forward.
REAL ESTATE
corner
F
Scaring Up The Past
all is in the air. Before long, pumpkins will be transformed into jack-o-lanterns and costume-clad children will be roaming the streets in search of sweets. But how did Halloween come to be and what is the root of all the spooky and fun traditions?
According to the History Channel, the holiday’s origins lie with the Celts, the ancient Irish clan who lived 2,000 years ago, who marked the day as the end of the harvest season and the start of the long, cold winter. As crops and food became scarce, this bridge between seasons became synonymous with a bridge to the world of the dead. The Celts celebrated the day with a festival known as “Samhain” (translation “summer’s end”) during which they lit bonfires and donned costumes in hopes of keeping ghosts away. The costumes were usually made from animal heads and skins. Although a far cry from the Minion and Spiderman costumes of today, this is the root of why we wear Halloween costumes today. The actual word “Halloween” didn’t become associated with this time of year until about the 8th century when the Christian church declared November 1st All Soul’s Day, a time to honor not fear the dead. This was also known as “All-hallows” or “All-hallowmas,” from the Middle English Alholowmesse, which meant All Saints’
IN GOOD TASTE
Steele Indian School Park Memorial Hall September 24 BalletAZ.org | (602) 381-0184 19th Annual Ballet Under the Stars – Steele Indian School Park, sunset performance series by Ballet Arizona in an outdoor setting, with a stage, lighting, costumes and beautiful Arizona weather, bring a blanket or lawn chair, varied program ranging from classical to contemporary.
Day. The night before became known as All-hallows Eve and before long was simply called Halloween. But how did scaring the dead away and honoring the dead turn into a night focused on kids and candy? Trick or treating actually has these same ancient origins. In order to keep ghosts away from their home, the ancient Celts would place bowls of food on their doorstep hoping this would appease the spirits. Later on in England, AllSouls’ Day parades began when poor children would go door to door promising to pray for people’s deceased loved ones in return for pastries, which were known as “soul cakes.” This is the origin of the sweet treats your little ones go in search of every year on Halloween. Halloween did not really come to America until about the 1850s when Irish and English immigrants brought with them these ancient customs. The traditions grew and evolved into our own American version of Halloween. So this year, as you hang a scary witch or silly ghost in your yard, remember that you’ll not only be spooking the neighborhood children but you may be warding off bad spirits from your home as well. And who couldn’t use a little good fortune these days? Happy Halloween!
Mad Men Flatbread INGREDIENTS 1 ½c ½ c 4 oz 4 oz
Damascus flatbread Pizza sauce Shredded mozzarella Sliced Italian sausage Prosciutto
DIRECTIONS Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Layer sauce, mozzarella, sausage and prosciutto on flatbread. Cook for 8 minutes or until flatbread is crispy. Enjoy!
Manhattan INGREDIENTS 2 oz ¾ oz
Rye or Canadian Whiskey Sweet red vermouth Maraschino cherry (garnish) Dash Angostura bitters
DIRECTIONS Stirred over ice, strained into a chilled martini glass, garnished, and served straight up.
(480) 889-5580 | BeverlyOnMain.com
EVENTFUL
Metro Market Report
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2016 19th Annual Ballet Under the Stars
TroonFIT Running on the Links Series 1 The Boulders | October 1 RunningOnTheLinks.com TroonFIT Running on the Links Series 1 – The Boulders, why should only golfers enjoy some of the most beautiful grounds Arizona offers? Take to the cart paths, features a front 9 distance (approximately 5K) perfect for walking or a short run, enter a drawing with the chance to win amazing prizes.
13th Annual Arizona Dragon Boat Festival Tempe Town Lake | October 1 - 2 AZdba.com 13th Annual Arizona Dragon Boat Festival – Tempe Town Lake Marina, 50 dragon boat racing teams from all over the world are expected to participate, 40-foot-long rowing canoes, 20 paddlers, one steersperson & a drummer in a 500-meter race, features competitive and recreational dragon boat races, vendors, and Asian and Pacific inspired talented entertainment.
Pumpkin Days & Corn Maze Tolmachoff Farms | October 1- 31 Tolmachoff-Farms.com | (602) 999-3276 Pumpkin Days & Corn Maze – Tolmachoff Farms, pumpkin patch, 6 acre family corn maze with a new theme every year (search for pieces of your map as you walk through), mini corn maze (perfect for little ones), haunted corn maze (dare to enter), also petting zoo, train ride, hay pyramid, corn box, adult and child pedal cart track, jumping pillow and more.
7th Annual Arizona Taco Festival Salt River Fields at Talking Stick | October 15 - 16 AZTacoFestival.com 7th Annual Arizona Taco Festival – Salt River Fields, 50+ professional and amateur taco teams compete for $10,000 in prizes in chicken, beef, pork and fish, a side cart throw down in salsa and guacamole, Lucha Libre wrestling, a tequila tasting tent, “Ay Chihuahua! [dog] Beauty Pageant,” live surfer rock music and more.
T
he housing market in Greater Phoenix started 2016 in a healthy state and has continued to improve, at least for sellers of entry level and midrange homes up to $500,000.
“The price increases are a natural result of the very strong demand for homes against very limited homes for sale,” says Realtor.com’s chief economist, Jonathan Smoke. “It is pent-up demand… coupled with the lowest mortgage rates we’ve had in three years.” The price range below $250,000 remains short of supply and the number of buyers far exceeds the low number of homes for sale. Appreciation is strongest for these entry-level homes and condition is rarely a constraint. Location can be an issue, but the shortage of homes for sale in the central areas has encouraged more buyers to go looking in outer locations. This has led to much improved markets in locations like Buckeye, Maricopa and Florence. Between $250,000 and $500,000, supply has improved over 2015 and is being replenished quickly by new home builders. New single family home permits in Maricopa and Pinal Counties totaled 7,778 year to date by the end of May. This is an increase of 18% compared to 2015. “More homeowners are realizing the equity they’ve accumulated in recent years and finally deciding to trade-up or downsize,” according to NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun. “Repeat buyers are using the proceeds from the sale of their previous home as their down payment.” Mid-range demand has increased thanks to historically low interest rates and a mild slackening of lender underwriting conditions. Appreciation is moderate for this price segment, but comfortably exceeds the CPI inflation rate which remains unusually low. There are occasional problems for homes that have been neglected or in great need of modernization. The luxury market has lost momentum in the last 12 months. The price range between $500,000 and $1,000,000 is still doing reasonably well, with very slight appreciation in prices.
Despite weakness in the luxury sector, the majority of the Greater Phoenix housing market is healthier now than it was 12 months ago and the prospect of rising mortgage interest rates has faded. The millennial generation is now a more significant pool of potential home buyers than the baby boomer generation and this dominance will increase over the coming decade. It is the many differences between baby boomer and millennial lifestyle decisions that are likely to change the nature of the housing market going forward.
REAL ESTATE
corner
F
Scaring Up The Past
all is in the air. Before long, pumpkins will be transformed into jack-o-lanterns and costume-clad children will be roaming the streets in search of sweets. But how did Halloween come to be and what is the root of all the spooky and fun traditions?
According to the History Channel, the holiday’s origins lie with the Celts, the ancient Irish clan who lived 2,000 years ago, who marked the day as the end of the harvest season and the start of the long, cold winter. As crops and food became scarce, this bridge between seasons became synonymous with a bridge to the world of the dead. The Celts celebrated the day with a festival known as “Samhain” (translation “summer’s end”) during which they lit bonfires and donned costumes in hopes of keeping ghosts away. The costumes were usually made from animal heads and skins. Although a far cry from the Minion and Spiderman costumes of today, this is the root of why we wear Halloween costumes today. The actual word “Halloween” didn’t become associated with this time of year until about the 8th century when the Christian church declared November 1st All Soul’s Day, a time to honor not fear the dead. This was also known as “All-hallows” or “All-hallowmas,” from the Middle English Alholowmesse, which meant All Saints’
IN GOOD TASTE
Steele Indian School Park Memorial Hall September 24 BalletAZ.org | (602) 381-0184 19th Annual Ballet Under the Stars – Steele Indian School Park, sunset performance series by Ballet Arizona in an outdoor setting, with a stage, lighting, costumes and beautiful Arizona weather, bring a blanket or lawn chair, varied program ranging from classical to contemporary.
Day. The night before became known as All-hallows Eve and before long was simply called Halloween. But how did scaring the dead away and honoring the dead turn into a night focused on kids and candy? Trick or treating actually has these same ancient origins. In order to keep ghosts away from their home, the ancient Celts would place bowls of food on their doorstep hoping this would appease the spirits. Later on in England, AllSouls’ Day parades began when poor children would go door to door promising to pray for people’s deceased loved ones in return for pastries, which were known as “soul cakes.” This is the origin of the sweet treats your little ones go in search of every year on Halloween. Halloween did not really come to America until about the 1850s when Irish and English immigrants brought with them these ancient customs. The traditions grew and evolved into our own American version of Halloween. So this year, as you hang a scary witch or silly ghost in your yard, remember that you’ll not only be spooking the neighborhood children but you may be warding off bad spirits from your home as well. And who couldn’t use a little good fortune these days? Happy Halloween!
Mad Men Flatbread INGREDIENTS 1 ½c ½ c 4 oz 4 oz
Damascus flatbread Pizza sauce Shredded mozzarella Sliced Italian sausage Prosciutto
DIRECTIONS Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Layer sauce, mozzarella, sausage and prosciutto on flatbread. Cook for 8 minutes or until flatbread is crispy. Enjoy!
Manhattan INGREDIENTS 2 oz ¾ oz
Rye or Canadian Whiskey Sweet red vermouth Maraschino cherry (garnish) Dash Angostura bitters
DIRECTIONS Stirred over ice, strained into a chilled martini glass, garnished, and served straight up.
(480) 889-5580 | BeverlyOnMain.com
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The Bonnie Burke Team RIO VERDE REAL ESTATE RECAP HOMES - Currently, there are 79 active homes on the market and 24 homes under contract. LAND - Currently, there are 162 active lots on the market and 5 lots under contract.
RIO VERDE LAND
The following lots have closed since last publication. Keep in mind the price is determined by location, water availability, paved or dirt road, floodplain, etc. 17431 E Barwick Drive 14600 N Peak View Drive 30600 N 174 Way 16XXX E Rancho Del Oro *164th E Dixileta Drive 13XXX N 140th Street 5 270XX N 168th ST D 28705 N 139th Street 27XXX E Gambit Trl *30308 N 162nd Way 162XX E Cavedale Drive 31112 N Visado CT 91 14535 E Pinnacle Vista Dr 0 32XXX N 140th Street 144XX E Aloe Verde Drive
1 acre 1.5 acres 1.25 acres 1.15 acres 1 acre 1.4 acres 1 acre 1.11 acres 2.5 acres 3.75 acres 1.39 acres 3.75 acres 4.98 acres 5 acres 8.87 acres
$25,000 $36,000 $38,500 $40,500 $41,500 $48,000 $49,000 $55,000 $72,900 $99,000 $100,000 $150,000 $285,000 $350,000 $380,000
Per Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service 8/12/2016 *Listed or Sold by the Bonnie Burke Team
Meet the Team
Bonnie, Rebekka, and Veronica are dedicated to meeting your Real Estate needs. Call us today!
RIO VERDE FOOTHILLS HOMES
Address Sq. Ft. Bed Bath Acre
Days On List Price Market
139xx E Olesen (East Lot) Road 0 1,900 4 2 1 -1.9 168X N 168th Street 1,463 1 1 1 – 1.9 34310 N 139th Place 3,252 4 4.5 1 – 1.9 14318 E Casey Lane 1,769 3 2 1 – 1.9 139xx E Olesen (West Lot) Road 0 2,331 4 2 1 – 1.9 342xx N 140th Street N 2,355 4 3 1 – 1.9 343xx N 140th Street N 2,409 5 3 1 – 1.9 27813 N 154th Street 2,388 4 2.5 1 – 1.9 16217 E Blue Sky Drive 3,025 4 2.5 1 – 1.9 28612 N 150th Street 2,508 4 3 1 – 1.9 15000 E Windstone Trail 2,577 3 2.5 1 – 1.9 16234 E Gambit Trail 3,256 4 3 2 – 4.9 *29005 N 152nd Street 2,670 3 2 1 – 1.9 30302 N 154th Place 2,577 3 2.5 1 – 1.9 27809 N 165th Street 2,906 4 3 1 – 1.9 27115 N 152nd Street 2,827 4 2.5 1 – 1.9 168XXX N 168th Street 3,369 4 2.5 1 – 1.9 13708 E Windstone Trail 3,209 4 3 2 – 4.9 29022 N 153rd Street 2,475 3 2 2 – 4.9 28407 N 138th Place 3,249 4 3.5 1 – 1.9 29423 N 152nd Street 2,165 3 2.5 2 – 4.9 14106 E Red Range Way 3,750 4 4 2 – 4.9 14611 E Roy Rogers Road 4,039 4 3.5 1 – 1.9 14110 E Gloria Lane 4,207 4 4 1 – 1.9 14221 E Desert Vista Trail 3,349 3 4 1 – 1.9 29261 N 137th Way 3,588 4 3 1 – 1.9 17130 E Desert Vista Trail 3,458 4 2.5 1 – 1.9 14015 E Desert Vista Trail 3,583 3 3 1 – 1.9 14219 E Quail Track Road 4,400 4 4.5 1 – 1.9 13804 E Westland Road 8,386 5 5.5 1 – 1.9
30 25 36 19 30 6 7 39 49 33 32 148 48 32 47 19 25 15 39 14 23 31 36 47 56 33 39 27 39 48
$349,900 $349,900 $360,000 $384,900 $389,900 $389,900 $399,900 $419,700 $439,900 $449,900 $468,000 $469,900 $474,500 $485,000 $499,999 $564,000 $599,900 $619,000 $625,000 $629,000 $632,000 $645,000 $648,000 $675,000 $675,000 $680,000 $699,000 $724,900 $998,000 $1,200,000
Active Since Last Publication:
Pending Since Last Publication: 30304 N 154th Way 34311 N 139th Place 33208 N 140th Street 16315 E Calle De Los Flores Drive 27119 N 143rd Street 34017 N 141st Place 26811 N 137thStreet 13813 E Quail Track Road 29921 N Baker Court 27414 N 150th Street 31229 N 142nd Street 14125 E Ranch Road
2,860 3,808 3,565 4,526 2,938 2,416 2,756 3,835 3,108 3,100 4,414 5,100
3 4 5 5 4 3 3 4 3 4 4 4
Closed Since Last Publication:
The Bonnie Burke Team Integrity Based, Service Driven
480.720.8001
Bonnie@BonnieBurke.com www.BonnieBurkeTeam.com If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.
27819 N 143rd Street 1,726 29106 N 153rd Street 2,000 27207 N 137th Street 2,331 26810 N 157th Street N Lot D 2,355 16623 E Lone Mountain Road 2,356 15710 E Cavedale Drive N Lot A 2,409 15724 E Cavedale Drive N Lot C 2,409 13926 E Creosote Drive 2,311 15512 E Morning Vista Lane 3,640 33625 N 136th Way 2,692 *31113 N 152nd Street 3,643 28833 N 160th Street 4,457 35029 N 139th Way 4,184 16215 E Saguaro Vista Court 3,252 16338 E Greythorn Drive 3,022 29618 N 144th Way 3,881 31705 N 139th Place 3,505 30705 N 174th Way 4,182 30805 N 138th Street 3,965 28028 N 148th Street 2,329 *14628 E Wildcat Drive 3,143 14715 E Montgomery Road 3,600
3 3 4 4 4 5 5 4 4 3 4 5 5 5 3 5 4 3 4 3 3 4
2.5 4 4 4 4.5 2 2.5 4 3 2.5 4.5 3.5
1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 5 – 9.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9
160 11 401 172 151 44 313 63 154 454 190 214
$467,500 $472,000 $475,000 $510,000 $529,000 $550,000 $649,000 $680,000 $744,000 $824,900 $950,000 $1,250,000
2 2 2 3 2 3 3 2 3 2.5 4.5 5 4 2.5 2 4 3.5 3 5 2.5 3 3
1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 5 – 9.9 1 – 1.9 2 – 4.9 1 – 1.9 1 – 1.9 5 – 9.9 5 – 9.9 5 – 9.9
1 28 39 128 49 139 145 19 239 30 153 143 512 49 411 321 125 27 46 51 163 864
$309,990 $379,900 $379,900 $389,900 $419,000 $399,900 $409,900 $429,900 $499,900 $525,000 $525,000 $525,000 $549,000 $549,500 $600,000 $629,000 $679,000 $699,900 $729,999 $925,000 $960,000 $1,095,000
Sold Price
R I O V E R D E F O OT H I L L S
& FUN FALL FACTS
$309,990 $380,000 $393,400 $400,000 $400,000 $409,467 $424,246 $438,507 $458,000 $512,000 $517,000 $525,000 $545,000 $549,500 $550,000 $585,000 $650,000 $675,000 $700,000 $900,000 $960,000 $1,050,000
* Listed or Sold By The Bonnie Burke Team
All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The properties on this list have been listed/sold by various members of the MLS. Produced by DLP Marketing • (480)460-0996 • DLPmarketing.com
LHallowed ifestyle History
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2016
Bonnie Burke • RE/MAX Fine Properties 21000 N Pima Road • Ste 100 Scottsdale, AZ 85255
RIOV
Ready to sell? It’s time to list with the Hardest Working Team in Your Area!
Metro Market Housing Report
The Beverly
Flatbread & Manhattans
The #1 Team in Your Area