Just when we have something frustrate us beyond endurance, usually a lender behaving badly, we have something wonderful happen like this email…

Sam and I just want you to know that we really appreciate what great realtors you are.  We are currently purchasing a home here in Fort Collins, CO.  We went with a realtor that was highly recommended by several friends.  Let’s just say, he does not even come close to providing the quality of service that you did.  Sam and I feel like we are navigating this purchase on our own.  So, we just wanted to say “Thank you!”  If you ever need any references etc…, never hesitate to call on us.

or this testimonial a client posted on Zillow.com

We first dealt with the Urban team in 2006. They were the selling agents on a home we purchased, and were helpful even though they were representing the sellers.
We decided to use them as our agents for a purchase earlier this year and the decision was an excellent one.

We primarily dealt with Gene Urban as the home was near where he lived. Gene was extremely thoughtful and thorough every step of the way. We were purchasing a short sale and he was able to sniff out the “questionable” behavior that the listing agent and title company were running, and saved us thousands of dollars in the process. He has continued to be involved after the sale with matters involving the home, including recommending excellent contractors and helping us with home warranty service calls. I highly recommend the Urban team.

So, we’d like to send a great BIG thank you and even bigger hugs to our clients and friends. You really rock. We have to be the luckiest real estate guys out there. It has been and will always be an honor to be of service to you.

Gene Urban and Ron Urban

The Urban Team at Realty Executives
7600 N. 16th Street, Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85020
602-234-5777 (voice)
602-486-4839 (text)

Melissa and her cameraman showed up and we chatted about the current state of the Phoenix area real estate market. The truth is we are seeing lots of multiple offers come in on homes and condos including higher priced homes.

For over a year we’ve been seeing a lot of competition on the low price side, say under $125,000. Investors flocked to the Phoenix area looking for rental property deals and bought nearly 40% of all greater Phoenix homes sold in 2011. Now we are seeing interest in higher priced homes.

Why is the Phoenix area real estate market so competitive now?

Melissa asked me if I had any ideas of why we are seeing so much competition today. The answer is pretty simple and you already know if you read our monthly real estate market report. There is an extremely low number of homes and condos for sale in the Phoenix area.  Let’s look at some of the numbers I shared with Ms. Blasius:

• Homes for Sale in Phoenix:  About 2300.
• Scottsdale Homes for Sale: 1776
• Homes to be had in Glendale: 529
• 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes in Phoenix: about 1250. (In general 3 bed, 2 bath homes are the most sought after)

Those numbers may not mean too much if you don’t follow real estate market trends. In general, they are down about 70% from more normal numbers.  I find that relating population numbers helps a bit. Phoenix has a population of about 1.5 million and only 2300 homes for sale. Scottsdale and Glendale have populations in the 220,000 range and not many houses to choose from, especially in Glendale.  Based on what you see above, does it surprise you we are seeing multiple offers and bidding wars?

In case you want to see the news piece that aired on February 3, 2012 I’ve embedded a link below.  Hope you enjoy.

Gene Urban
The Urban Team

Underhill has some impressive credentials including a degree from Harvard and the former director at ASU’s School of Architecture. Together with Jag, he created a true urban community.

The condos themselves have an industrial/residential feel with a mix of polished concrete floors, brick, glass and metal. It is clear that Underhill took his time refining his design so it would reflect his minimalist yet artful concept. If you like the feel of true urban nominalism with clear cut accents, you will find Portland 38 to your liking.

Below are some of the features you will see at Portland 38 Condos:

• 38 Condo Homes built in 2007-2008.
• Sizes range from 1272 sq.ft. to 1606 sq.ft.
• Units have 2 bedrooms with flex options for an office or den.
• Each unit has its own patio/garden area.
• Polished concrete floors and custom tile in the baths.
• Stainless appliance package was given by the builder in 2007-8.
• Each Portland 38 condo has its own 1 car garage.
• Community Pool and communal cooking area.

What’s Currently For Sale at Portland 38

We’ve created an ongoing specialty search for condo homes at Portland 38. When a place comes up for sale, you will find it here. If you would like to see one of these urban condos, give us a call at 602-234-5777, toss an email to Gene@UrbanTeamAZ.com or you can ask for an appointment by using a button located within the listing itself. We try to make things easy for you.

Showing properties 1 - 2 of 2. See more Portland 38 Condos for Sale.
(all data current as of 2/9/2012)

1. $241,900 : 727 E Portland Street, Unit 34, Phoenix
   
   2 beds, 2.00 baths

   Home size: 1,606 sq ft

   Lot size: 585 sq ft

   Year built: 2008

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 14
   
2. $194,900 : 727 E Portland Street, Unit 16, Phoenix
   
   2 beds, 2.00 baths

   Home size: 1,548 sq ft

   Lot size: 563 sq ft

   Year built: 2007

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 134
   

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

Davis is a multi-city firm with offices in Tempe, AZ. Their work, exemplified at Portland Place, is something special and timeless. This is seen in other Davis projects like The Buttes Resort, Westgate in Glendale and the Hayden Ferry Lakeside residential community on Tempe Town Lake.

As you turn west on Portland off Central Avenue you are greeted by a tree lined street with a large grassy center island, walkways and art scape.  On your right is Portland Place with its mix of brownstone, metal and glass giving off a definite Frank Lloyd Wright feel.

The complex has a welcoming courtyard with a contemporary lobby area where you will find the fitness center, mail room and elevators. You’ll often see residents, many with dogs,  just hanging out in the lobby shooting the breeze with neighbors; It is a friendly place.

The condo units are varied in floor plan, materials and design.  The mix of cabinet styles/woods, flooring and accents in the various homes is unusual since many developers during the 2006 era had a what-you-see-is-what-you-get mentality. The result at Portland Place is an anti-cookie-cutter feel.

The rooftop amenities level is something special. Like many condos, they have a cooking area and pool, yet its how Davis Architects designed the space that’s unusual.  The entire area flows and the pool is a work of art you just have to see, especially at sunset.

As you can tell, we think Portland Place is pretty special, so do the homeowners we’ve talk with. They like how close it is to light rail, the arts district, great dining and the Urban Experience of a downtown region. Plus everyone talks about how congenial and sociable the condo owners are.

Below you’ll find bit more information about Portland Place condos including a virtual tour of the place and a list of units currently for sale. If there is one you’d like to see, we can help make it happen. Just call us at 602-234-5777, toss an email to Gene@UrbanTeamAZ.com or use the “Schedule a Showing” button on the listing you’d like to see.

Information about Portland Place Condos in Downtown Phoenix AZ

• There are 54 condo and loft units at Portland Place.
• Portland Place Condominiums was built in 2006/2007.
• Condo Units range in size from 892 sq.ft. to luxury penthouses in the 2800 sq.ft. range.
• Units have balconies and many have views of the city, mountains and Japanese Friendship Garden.
• Stacked brick fireplaces add a contemporary feel.
• Underground, secured parking. Visitors can utilize a separate underground parking area.
• Elevators to all floors including the roof-top pool and community area.
• Fitness Center.
• Key Fob Secured Access .
• Roof-top Pool and community area. This is a pool you have to see. Just imagine sitting 7 floors above the city sitting in a heated pool that has long views of the city, South Mountain and Arizona’s epic sunsets.

Virtual Tour and Pictures of Portland Place Condos in Phoenix AZ

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The List of Condos Currently For Sale at Portland Place in Downtown Phoenix, AZ

Showing properties 1 - 4 of 4. See more Portland Place Condos.
(all data current as of 2/9/2012)

1. $5,000 : 208 W Portland Street, Unit 561, Phoenix
   
   2 beds, 2.50 baths

   Home size: 2,689 sq ft

   Lot size: 7,500 sq ft

   Year built: 2007

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 23
   
2. $375,000 : 204 W Portland Street, Unit 251, Phoenix
   
   2 beds, 2.50 baths

   Home size: 1,563 sq ft

   Year built: 2007

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 31
   
3. $175,000 : 208 W Portland Street, Unit 160, Phoenix
   
   1 bed, 1.50 baths

   Home size: 889 sq ft

   Lot size: 919 sq ft

   Year built: 2007

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 36
   
4. $200,000 : 208 W Portland Street, Unit 358, Phoenix
   
   1 bed, 1.50 baths

   Home size: 919 sq ft

   Lot size: 919 sq ft

   Year built: 2007

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 52
   

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

There is much confusion about the legal and tax implications of either a short sale or foreclosure. We’ve taken well over 100 hours of continuing education and specialty seminars covering short sales/foreclosure and every time we leave more knowledgeable, yet daunted by the complexities involved. The main area of confusion is the difference between the legal and tax implications. It is simply like night and day.

Just so you know, we are not going to attempt to explain the differences between the legal side and tax/IRS during a short sale or foreclosure in this article.. There are simply too many variables to cover, and we are not attorneys or tax professionals. That said, below are a few things both Eric and Scott mentioned during the discussion we want to pass on.

• Short sales often offer more protection to the homeowner than a foreclosure. This is not an absolute though and should be explored by consulting both a tax and legal pro.
• The Arizona Anti-Deficiency laws do not always protect a homeowner from IRS liabilities during a short sale or foreclosure. The anti-deficiency laws offer legal protection in specific circumstances, yet may not guard against an IRS obligation.
• Insolvency is an IRS protection mechanism some may benefit using in conjunction with a short sale or foreclosure. However, you have to create a very strong and proper paper trail.
• If going into foreclosure, many will benefit by having an appraisal performed prior to the trustee sale.
• If you are considering bankruptcy along with a foreclosure or short sale, make sure and work with a great bankruptcy attorney and tax professional before you do anything. If you do things in the wrong order you may find yourself at risk.
• If you have done a short sale and received a 1099 from the lender, don’t ignore it. Seek a qualified tax professional to insure it is reported properly to the IRS.

This is just a short list of the many items that came up during the 1.5 hour panel discussion. The bottom line reminder to us as Realtors is simple: Strongly advise our clients to seek professional counsel. This has always been our policy, yet it is good to be reminded.

You may be asking yourself how much consultation cost. We can’t speak for all attorneys and tax professionals, yet Scott and Eric shared their fees with us.

Mack, Drucker and Watson will sit with you, go over your situation and offer options for a mere $250.00. The folds at Dobbins Financial will review your circumstances and offer advice for $195.00. Thus, for under $500.00 you can be well informed BEFORE making a decision. To us that is cheap insurance.

AN IMPORTANT NOTE: Quality advice is the result of good information. Make sure you gather any and all loan documents and financial statements before meeting with your legal and tax counsel. We’ve read about people who forgot to mention they had refinanced their home or taken cash out in a home equity line and found themselves in dire straights later on.

CONCLUSIONS ABOUT SEEKING LEGAL AND TAX ADVICE PRIOR TO A SHORT SALE OR FORECLOUSRE:

There is simply no way most homeowners can proceed with a short sale or foreclosure on there own. The IRS tax code is miles long and the legal side of the equation is a moving target based on new rulings and changing laws. Your long term safely and happiness is worth a few hundred bucks.

If you would like contact information for Scott, Eric or one of the other professionals we’ve met along the way. please visit our page on the topic, the link is below:

Short Sale Foreclosure Attorney and Tax Professional in Phoenix, AZ 

The Urban Team at Realty Executives
7600 N 16th Street, Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85020
602-234-5777

The Must See Mondays series brings award-winning journalists and MarCom professions to the podium and offers insights about critical topics in today’s world of media. Both students and the public are invited to these talks that take place from 7:00pm-8:00 pm on Monday nights. Below is a list of the talks happening in February, March and April 2012. I know I’ll be at many of them and hope to see you there too.

• Feb. 6
  “Leadership Now: Making a Difference in a New Journalism World”
  Stephen Buckley, Dean of faculty, The Poynter Institute
• Feb. 13
  “Secrets of a Pulitzer Prize-winning Investigative Journalist”
  Jeff Leen, Assistant managing editor, investigative unit, The Washington Post
• Feb. 20
  “Making Sense of Social Media in Public Relations”
  Jennifer Hellum, formerly with azcentral.com
  Chris Kline, ABC15, KNXV-TV
  Ashley Oakes, Zion and Zion
• Feb. 27
  “Baseball’s Brightest: Covering Spring Training”
  Tom Haudricourt, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
  Gayle Jansen, Fox 10 News
  Janie McCauley, The Associated Press
  Scott Miller, CBSSports.com
  Bob Nightengale, USA Today
• March 5
  “The Changing Role of the News Photographer in a Multimedia World”
  Dave Seibert, Multimedia producer, The Arizona Republic
• March 12
  “Phones, Tablets and the Future of News”
  Regina McCombs, Faculty member, The Poynter Institute; former senior producer for multimedia, StarTribune.com
• April 9
  “Student Showcase: Public Relations Lab”
  Cronkite public relations students. (I am especially excited about this one as the Cronkite’s students are truly amazing, involved and knowledgeable.)
• April 16
  “Ethics and Excellence in the Digital Age”
  Sandra Mims Rowe, Edith Kinney Gaylord Visiting Professor in Journalism Ethics; former editor, The (Portland) Oregonian
• April 23
  “Reporting Abroad: Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic”
  Cronkite depth reporting students

The Cronkite School has lots of events where the public can attend. To see their online schedule jus the link below:
http://cronkite.asu.edu/events/all

We want to give a special thanks to Marshall and ASU for enriching the lives of the community with outreach programs like these. You are one of the reasons Phoenix is a great place to call home.

Gene Urban

The Urban Team at Realty Executives
7600 N. 16th Street, Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85020
602-234-5777

Let’s take a look at some of the home and condo sales numbers we found on ARMLS today and/or provided by our friend Mike Orr of the Cromford Report. Just as a FYI, this does not include homes that were bought at the court house steps, AKA Trustee Sales.

• Number of single family homes for sale in Maricopa County:  11,674. According to ARMLS we had 35,276 homes for sale this time last year.
• Number of single family homes for sale in Phoenix, AZ: 2338. This is only 2338 homes for sale in all of Phoenix where we have a population in the 1.5 million range.
• Number of single family homes for sale in Scottsdale, AZ:  1772. Scottsdale only has about a quarter of a million people, still not many homes to choose from.
• Condos for Sale in Maricopa County: 2645. We had about two times that amount in January 2011.
• Condos, Townhouses and Lofts for Sale in Phoenix: 671
• Hottest Zip Codes in Phoenix : 85054, 85037, 85019, 85027, 85035, 85031, 85033, 85052, 85017 (Based on Cromford Report Stats)

THE REAL ESTATE AND HOME SALES NUMBERS IN DOWNTOWN PHOENIX:

• Number of single family homes for sale: 127
• Number of condos/townhouse/loft for sale: 87
• Number of homes under contract:  142
• Humber of condos under contract: 65
• How many homes and condo/TH/lofts were sold in January 2012: 26. Twenty six is a small number, yet when the supply is low so the sales numbers follow.

As you can see, the supply of homes throughout greater Phoenix is rather squat. In fact, we have not seen such low numbers since the frenzy of 2005-2006. The result is a large demand, small supply resulting in home values finally seeing a significant upswing. In face, Mike Orr tells up home prices jumped several percent in December alone. Here is what he said in his mid-January report to the good folks at Fidelity National Title, AZ.:

We now have fewer than 4,000 active listings in Phoenix so supply is getting exceptionally tight, especially as one third of these already have a contract waiting for short sale approval from the lender(s) . The low supply is finally resulting in price increases. The monthly median sales price has jumped to $99,000, up nearly 9% in one month and 18% higher than 12 months ago. The change in the sales price per sq.ft. is much more modest – up 0.9% in 1 month but is now 7% higher than last year at this time. The monthly sales rate was up 17% in December from November, but pending sales have fallen back 9 .2%, so January’s sales are likely to be considerably lower. The main reason for the sharp jump in the median sales price is the decline in REO sales from 36% to 28% . With foreclosure notices down 19% in December from November, we see REOs becoming much less significant in 2012. The areas with the lowest inventory relative to demand include 85054, 85037, 85019, 85027, 85035, 85031, 85033,85053 and 850 17. The relatively expensive 85012, 85016 and 85018 have adequate supply, but are still below normal.

Click Here For Mike Orr’s Complete January 2012 Real Estate Report for Phoenix AZ

Our Conclusions About the Downtown, North Central and Greater Phoenix Real Estate Market, January 2012.

It is clearly obvious that the market has taken a turn for the positive. I should say this is good news for those selling a home, condo or loft. If you are buying real estate, it may be a frustrating time.

The significant reduction in homes and condos for sale throughout greater Phoenix is causing some bidding wars for buyers. In our own practice we’ve been seeing multiple offers coming in on properties. One of our recent listings had 4 offers in the first 2 days and brother Ron placed on offer on a home this past Friday and the listing agent said she stopped taking offers late Saturday when she had over a dozen.

We believe homes prices in the $350,000 and under range are going to sell well over the next 4-6 months, especially those that are in good to great condition. If you’ve been waiting to put your home on the market, you may want to get your ducks in a row. Those whose homes are well maintained and properly staged will likely fetch good numbers.

If you are marginally upside down, less than 15%, you’ll want to keep an eye on the market. You may find you are in a much better position by late Spring. If you have questions about short sales, we have an entire section devoted to the subject on our site.  Short Sale Information from the Urban Team. In addition, we are happy to perform a value analysis so you know approximately what your place is worth.

Our Real Estate and Housing Market Predictions for the Next Three Months

We expect to see very little change in the supply/demand part of the Phoenix real estate market. Foreclosures continue to dwindle downward so we don’t expect a glut of homes to appear. We believe there will be an increase in the number of short sales as people take advantage of the bank/government incentives, especially protection from IRS taxes that is due to expire at the end of 2012.

We encourage people who are significantly upside down and considering a short sale to seek legal/tax/Realtor advice before the summer begins. If a short sale is in your best interest, you’ll want to move forward before the IRS tax protection provided in the 2007 debt relief act expires.

Downtown Phoenix Real Estate Wrap-up

We believe the downtown real estate market, in general, is going to perform well in the next 2 quarters, even condos. As you saw in the numbers section of the article, there are only about 200 properties on the market total. Since downtown Phoenix has the highest employment and job growth numbers in the region, we expect an increase in demand for homes in Phoenix’s core. The only area we still are seeing some distress is the 85006 zip code where 51% of the listings are distressed sales foreclosure or short sales.  Since distressed properties tend to hold down home values, we are a little hesitant. One other item of note is the upswing in listings at Regency House. Looks like with the end of Phase 1 construction many people are hoping to capitalize on renewed interest in the property.

We thank you for taking a little time with us. If you have questions or need a real estate team who is passionate about keeping you safe and happy, we would be over-the-top delighted to help. Our contact info is below as well as a easy-to-use email contact form.

Gene Urban and Ron Urban

The Urban Team at Realty Executives
7600 N. 16th Street, Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85020
602-234-5777 (voice)
602-486-4839 (text)
Gene@UrbanTeamAZ.com

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We sincerely like Portland Place. The design just feel good from the moment you enter the community at Central and Portland to time you tour one of the homes. The street-scape is warm and welcoming with more trees than most modern developments. The mix of wood, metal, glass and brick is both contemporary and sustaining. We believe Portland Place looks as good today as when it opened its doors in 2007 and will still look fresh in 2020.

We have to mention the roof top pool too. The picture says more than our words can. Just think things like margarita, or a Four Peak ale. Enough said.

Portland Place feature 54 condo homes. We are seeing more enter the marketplace as we begin the new year. Many, however, are short sales. This is not a problem for us, we’ve been working with short sales for about 4 years now. The reason is simple, most people bought their place in 2007, the top of the real estate market. They are upside down today and many can only sell using the short sale process. Just wanted to give you a heads up.

If you have questions or are thinking you might just want someone to help you buy or sell a place in downtown or midtown Phoenix, we’d be honored to be considered.

The Urban Team at Realty Executives
7600 N. 16th Street, Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85020
602-234-5777
gene@UrbanTeamAZ.com

Condos Currently For Sale at Portland Place in Phoenix, AZ

Showing properties 1 - 4 of 4. See more Portland Place Condos.
(all data current as of 2/9/2012)

1. $5,000 : 208 W Portland Street, Unit 561, Phoenix
   
   2 beds, 2.50 baths

   Home size: 2,689 sq ft

   Lot size: 7,500 sq ft

   Year built: 2007

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 23
   
2. $375,000 : 204 W Portland Street, Unit 251, Phoenix
   
   2 beds, 2.50 baths

   Home size: 1,563 sq ft

   Year built: 2007

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 31
   
3. $175,000 : 208 W Portland Street, Unit 160, Phoenix
   
   1 bed, 1.50 baths

   Home size: 889 sq ft

   Lot size: 919 sq ft

   Year built: 2007

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 36
   
4. $200,000 : 208 W Portland Street, Unit 358, Phoenix
   
   1 bed, 1.50 baths

   Home size: 919 sq ft

   Lot size: 919 sq ft

   Year built: 2007

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 52
   

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

We have written an article about Regency House you may find informational. Since things seem to change a lot, we always advise working with someone who will help you with your due diligence. This is especially true when buying condos and lofts as they have home owners associations that may or may not be in financial troubles.

If you have questions, or want someone to help you navigate the interesting world of buying or selling a home, loft or condo in downtown Phoenix, please know we would be honored to be your go to team. Sincerely honored!! We can be reached at 602-234-5777 or Gene@UrbanTeamAZ.com.

A List of Condos For Sale with Prices At Regency House Downtown Phoenix, AZ

Showing properties 1 - 5 of 5. See more Regency House Condos.
(all data current as of 2/9/2012)

1. $400,000 : 2323 N Central Avenue, Unit 1906, Phoenix
   
   3 beds, 4.00 baths

   Home size: 3,268 sq ft

   Year built: 1964

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 56
   
2. $274,000 : 2323 N Central Avenue, Unit 1204, Phoenix
   
   2 beds, 1.75 baths

   Home size: 1,812 sq ft

   Lot size: 208 sq ft

   Year built: 1964

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 93
   
3. $80,000 : 2323 N Central Avenue, Unit 205, Phoenix
   
   2 beds, 2.00 baths

   Home size: 1,326 sq ft

   Lot size: 1,326 sq ft

   Year built: 1964

   Parking spots: 1

   Days on market: 177
   
4. $675,000 : 2323 N Central Avenue, Unit PH-A, Phoenix
   
   3 beds, 2.00 baths

   Home size: 2,650 sq ft

   Lot size: 17,500 sq ft

   Year built: 1964

   Days on market: 248
   
5. $300,000 : 2323 N Central Avenue, Unit 2102, Phoenix
   
   2 beds, 2.00 baths

   Home size: 1,399 sq ft

   Lot size: 126 sq ft

   Year built: 1964

   Days on market: 324
   

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.

There are only 40 units in this award winning loft community, so places do not come up often. That is why we offer information that is updated daily and provided by ARMLS, the same data service we use as professional Realtors.  Below is a list of the lofts units currently on the market for sale or rent at Artisan on Osborn. When you click on a listing you’ll get a full page of information about the loft for sale at Artisan on Osborn including pictures, walk score, loft information and more.

A little FYI about Artisan Lofts on Osborn. Since the community was built in 2000-2001 we are finding some of the units feel a bit tired. The nice thing about lofts is they are mostly space. Updating can often be achieved with paint and art although some of the flooring and bath rooms we’ve seen need some TLC.

If you need more information, have a question or need a pro to help you, please know we are honored to help. We can be reached at 602-234-5777 or Gene@UrbanTeamAZ.com

Enjoy,

The Urban Team at Realty Executives
7600 N. 16th Street, Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85020
602-234-5777

The Most Current Lofts or Condos For Sale at Artisan Lofts on Osborn

Showing properties 1 - 2 of 2. See more Artisan Lofts on Osborn.
(all data current as of 2/9/2012)

1. $160,000 : 914 E Osborn Road, Unit 208, Phoenix
   
   1 bed, 1.50 baths

   Home size: 1,308 sq ft

   Lot size: 74 sq ft

   Year built: 2001

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 6
   
2. $169,000 : 914 E Osborn Road, Unit 214, Phoenix
   
   1 bed, 2.00 baths

   Home size: 1,376 sq ft

   Lot size: 81 sq ft

   Year built: 2001

   Parking spots: 2

   Days on market: 344
   

Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.