Where we buy
We buy houses across the Phoenix Valley.
We buy across Maricopa County and nearby Pinal County. If the house is farther out, call and ask.
Phoenix
The biggest and most varied housing stock in the Valley: 1950s blocks in central Phoenix, 2000s tracts in Laveen, and everything between. Includes Laveen.
Sell in PhoenixMesa
Over 220,000 homes, with a large share built in the 1970s and 1980s, and more mobile and manufactured homes than any other big Valley city.
Sell in MesaGlendale
Older central and south Glendale next to newer Arrowhead, with one of the highest renter shares in the West Valley.
Sell in GlendaleTempe
A majority-renter city: most occupied homes are rented, many of them near ASU.
Sell in TempeChandler
Mostly 1990s and 2000s HOA neighborhoods, plus the Sun Lakes active-adult communities to the south. Includes Sun Lakes.
Sell in ChandlerGilbert
One of the newest large towns in the Valley: mostly post-2000 family homes in HOA neighborhoods.
Sell in GilbertScottsdale
South Scottsdale's 1950s–60s ranch homes are a different market from the north. We are honest about where we fit.
Sell in ScottsdalePeoria
Older south Peoria, 1990s–2000s HOA neighborhoods farther north, and a lot of retirees next to Sun City.
Sell in PeoriaSurprise
Mostly built in the 2000s housing boom, with large 55+ communities and a lot of solar.
Sell in SurpriseSun City
America's original active-adult community: mostly 1960s–70s homes, a median resident in their 70s, and recreation-center fees at every sale.
Sell in Sun CitySun City West
Built from 1978 on, with the oldest median resident of any community we serve, and its own recreation-center fees.
Sell in Sun City WestGoodyear
Mostly post-2000 homes, including large active-adult communities.
Sell in GoodyearAvondale
Older homes in historic Avondale near Western Avenue, 2000s tracts everywhere else, and a high renter share.
Sell in AvondaleTolleson, Litchfield Park & El Mirage
Three small West Valley cities with very different housing: majority-renter Tolleson, older Litchfield Park, and 2000s El Mirage.
Sell in the West ValleyBuckeye
One of the fastest-growing cities in the country: nine in ten homes are from 2000 or later.
Sell in BuckeyeQueen Creek
The newest housing of any town we serve, split across two counties.
Sell in Queen CreekSan Tan Valley
Pinal County's newest town: incorporated in 2025, with nine in ten homes built since 2000.
Sell in San Tan ValleyApache Junction
Nearly half of all housing units here are mobile or manufactured homes, many in 55+ parks.
Sell in Apache JunctionFountain Hills
Hillside and view homes from the 1970s on, and a median resident in their 60s.
Sell in Fountain HillsCave Creek & Carefree
Desert foothill towns with larger lots, custom homes, wells, septic, and some of the oldest residents in the Valley.
Sell in Cave Creek or CarefreeAhwatukee
A Phoenix village bounded by South Mountain and I-10: 1980s–90s HOA neighborhoods and a lot of empty nesters.
Sell in AhwatukeeWickenburg
A small, older ranch town an hour northwest of Phoenix, with wells, septic, and horse properties.
Sell in WickenburgEvery page uses public data: U.S. Census housing figures, the county offices that handle deeds, taxes, and probate, and the local rules that come up when a house sells. Do not see your town? We buy across Maricopa County and nearby Pinal County, so call and ask.
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