The Arizona housing market is hitting some bumps in the road. From Phoenix’s sweltering suburbs to Tucson’s desert landscapes, homeowners are dealing with issues that make selling tough.
I’ve noticed several properties struggling to find buyers despite Arizona’s reputation as a hot real estate destination. Let’s look at some real examples of homes facing uphill battles in today’s market.
1. Outdated Ranch in Scottsdale
Walking through this 1970s ranch home feels like stepping into a time capsule. The original shag carpeting and wood paneling might have been stylish fifty years ago, but today’s buyers want modern touches.
The owners have lived here for decades and struggle to understand why their beloved home isn’t selling. They’ve already dropped the price twice. Without significant renovations to bring this property into the 21st century, it may continue sitting on the market for months to come.
2. Flood-Prone Property in Tempe
Recent monsoon seasons have been particularly cruel to this otherwise charming bungalow near Tempe Town Lake. The basement has flooded three times in five years, creating ongoing moisture issues that scare away potential buyers…