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Arizona Realtors and the 2025 Rate Cut: What It Means for Buyers, Sellers, and Your Business

The 2025 Federal Reserve rate cut is reshaping the Arizona real estate market. While lower mortgage rates may spark new buyer activity, sellers remain cautious and listings are limited. For Arizona realtors, this shift is both a challenge and an opportunity. Discover how to adapt your strategy, win listings, and guide clients with confidence.

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Fed Up with Waiting? Why Arizona Builders and Realtors Must Push With Precision Now

Fed Up with Waiting? Why Arizona Builders and Realtors Must Push With Precision Now

The Arizona housing market is shifting, and hesitation can cost builders and realtors valuable opportunities. This blog explains why now is the time to push with precision — from timing new builds to pricing resale listings effectively — and how strategic action can help you capture demand before market conditions change. If you’re ready to stop waiting and start winning, these insights will guide you through the next move.

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Phoenix Tops the Nation for Delisted Homes: What Arizona Realtors Need to Know in 2025

Phoenix Tops the Nation for Delisted Homes: What Arizona Realtors Need to Know in 2025

Phoenix now tops the nation for homes being pulled off the market, according to the Arizona Association of Realtors. For Arizona Realtors, this shift is more than a seasonal slowdown — it’s a chance to rethink how you guide sellers and uncover off-market deals for buyers. From extreme summer heat to looming Fed rate decisions, 2025 is forcing agents to adapt quickly. In this blog, we break down why delistings are spiking, what it means for your clients, and how real estate marketing strategies like professional photography can help you relaunch listings with impact.

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Navigating New Commission Rules: What Arizona Realtors Need to Know About the Latest NAR Settlement

The new NAR commission rules set to take effect this August represent a significant shift in the real estate industry. For Arizona realtors, adapting to these changes is not only necessary for compliance but also an opportunity to enhance your business practices, build trust with clients, and stay competitive in a dynamic market.

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