Date:September 28, 2016 Media Contact: Peter Poggione 702.204.0343 Maryellen Mackenzie returns to Coldwell Banker Premier Realty Maryellen Mackenzie started her career in real estate at Coldwell Banker Premier Realty in 1993 before venturing off in pursuit of new opportunities in 2008. Now, nearly eight years later, she returns to the brokerage as Branch Manager of the CBPR Green Valley Campus. Mackenzie oversees more than 75 agents who are responsible for gross sales that will exceed $200 million in 2016. &... read more

After rising prices over part of the summer, Single Family Home price increases paused again.

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If you’re fresh out of college and settling in at your first or second job, homeownership might be out of sight, out of mind. But there’s a lot you can do in your 20s to better position yourself for buying a home when the time is right. You’ve got plenty of company if you’re not ready to house-hunt just yet. Fifty-seven percent of millennials rent because they view it as more affordable or because they think they won’t qualify for a mortgage, according to a 2014 Fannie Mae surv... read more

After a solid mid-year performance, sales have declined as we move out of peak season. Escrow activity also points towards some softer sales in the following month. Listing inventory remains quite low and single family inventory is down nearly four percent. Despite this, pricing has not advanced substantially, perhaps indicating the burst of demand we from the late spring was seasonal and transitory. Meanwhile, most indicators of local fundamentals continue to improve with employment growth of 2.9 percent year-over... read more