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Top 10 Hiking Trails in Arizona: A Journey from the Grand Canyon to Sedona’s Red Rocks and Beyond

Arizona’s landscape is a rich tapestry of natural wonders, from the iconic Grand Canyon to the spiritual red rocks of Sedona, the metropolitan trails of Phoenix and Scottsdale, the historic paths of Tubac, the pine-scented air of Flagstaff and Prescott, and the desert majesty of Tucson. Here are the top 10 hiking trails that epitomize the great outdoors in the Grand Canyon State.

1. Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canyon National Park

This classic hike offers a profound experience of the Grand Canyon’s majesty, with challenging descents and awe-inspiring views, making it a quintessential Arizona trail.

2. Cathedral Rock Trail, Sedona

An emblem of Sedona’s spiritual landscape, this trail presents a steep climb to an iconic rock formation, offering panoramic views and a sense of accomplishment.

3. Camelback Mountain, Phoenix

In the heart of Phoenix, Camelback Mountain is a popular hike for city dwellers and tourists, providing a strenuous workout and stunning city views.

4. Pinnacle Peak Trail, Scottsdale

Located in Scottsdale, this trail offers a moderate hike with beautiful desert scenery, distinctive rock formations, and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.

5. Humphreys Peak Trail, Flagstaff

The highest point in Arizona, this trail in Flagstaff challenges hikers with its altitude and length but rewards with breathtaking views from the summit.

6. Thumb Butte Trail, Prescott

A beloved trail in Prescott, Thumb Butte offers a moderate hike with historical significance, scenic overlooks, and rich biodiversity.

7. Seven Falls Trail, Tucson

Tucson’s Seven Falls Trail in Sabino Canyon is a scenic delight, featuring a moderate hike to beautiful waterfalls, with pools ideal for cooling off.

8. Soldier Pass Trail, Sedona

This trail captures Sedona’s essence, with access to natural wonders like the Devil’s Kitchen sinkhole and the Seven Sacred Pools, set against stunning red rock backdrops.

9. Anza Trail, Tubac

Tubac’s Anza Trail offers a historical journey along the Santa Cruz River, providing insights into the region’s rich history and lush riparian habitat.

10. Watson Lake Trail, Prescott

Prescott’s Watson Lake offers picturesque trails around the lake, showcasing granite boulders, clear waters, and a peaceful environment for a leisurely hike.

Each of these trails represents a unique facet of Arizona’s diverse landscape, offering everything from challenging ascents to serene walks through historical sites. Whether you’re seeking the spiritual tranquility of Sedona, the rugged beauty of the Grand Canyon, the urban accessibility of Phoenix and Scottsdale, the historical paths of Tubac, or the natural splendor of Prescott and Tucson, Arizona’s trails deliver unforgettable experiences for every type of hiker.

New Hire

Russ Lyon SIR Welcomes Erin Harold

Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty is dedicated to bringing the highest service to today’s home buyers and sellers. This tradition continues with the recent addition of luxury Real Estate Advisor Erin Harold to our Camelback Tower Office. Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty agents strive to deliver real estate experiences beyond expectations to enhance lifestyles for their clients, expanding their reputation as the most respected name in real estate. 

Erin Harold, an esteemed International Real Estate broker affiliated with Sotheby’s International Realty, boasts a diverse range of expertise spanning residential real estate, real estate investing, relocation, senior living, first-time home buying, luxury properties, waterfront residences, second homes, vacation homes, military relocations, light commercial properties, and property valuation.

With a residency of over two decades in the Seattle area and a decade-long tenure with Marketplace Sotheby’s International Realty and Sotheby’s International Realty, Erin possesses an intimate knowledge of Seattle’s distinct neighborhoods. Whether seeking captivating legacy properties within the dynamic tapestry of Seattle or serene, artful residences in the majestic Pacific Northwest, she excels at finding the most intriguing options.

Licensed in Arizona, Erin collaborates with Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, dedicating half of her annual schedule to the region. Leveraging her extensive connections and in-depth understanding of Arizona, she aids clients in realizing full-time or part-time residency in the state.

Functioning as a Sotheby’s International Global real estate agent, Erin leverages a vast network of co-agents spanning over 1000 offices worldwide. Her commitment extends beyond borders, assisting clients in discovering their ideal properties globally.

Throughout her career, Erin has cultivated a robust community of influential business associates locally, nationally, and internationally. With a refined ability to connect clients with resources in architecture, building, permitting, real estate investing, marketing, and real estate law, she provides invaluable assistance to seasoned real estate customers and first-time home buyers. Erin’s comprehensive expertise ensures she can address clients’ needs, offering the right solutions with abundant resources.

Erin is recognized for her unwavering commitment to excellence, delivering results, and providing exceptional customer service. Renowned for her unique talent in understanding client goals, she navigates with precision to identify and deliver precisely what they seek. Her unparalleled customer service and embodiment of qualities discerning clients appreciate have fostered a loyal clientele who express 100% satisfaction with their results. Testimonials resoundingly affirm the positive experiences of her contented clients.

Whether on a local or global scale, Erin Harold possesses the acumen to transform your real estate dreams into reality.

Erin comes not only highly recommended by fellow Sotheby’s International Realty owners, but highly decorated as a top real estate professional in the state of Washington. Learning that she was going to expand her knowledge and career to include Arizona was extremely welcome news. We look forward to watching her career in the sunny southwest unfold.

Sherri Monteith, Managing Broker
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Wellness Retreats in Arizona: Rejuvenate Your Mind, Body, and Soul

Arizona, known for its picturesque landscapes and serene environment, is a haven for those looking to escape the daily grind and rejuvenate their mind, body, and soul. With its vast deserts, tranquil forests, and majestic canyons, the state offers the perfect backdrop for a wellness retreat. Here, you can find a myriad of retreats offering everything from yoga and meditation to holistic healing therapies. Let’s explore some of the top wellness retreats in Arizona that promise a transformative experience.

Mii Amo, Sedona

Nestled in the stunning red rock landscape of Sedona, Mii Amo is a luxurious wellness sanctuary that offers personalized journeys designed to achieve spiritual and physical well-being. The retreat’s holistic approach includes Native American-inspired therapies, mindfulness meditation, and yoga, complemented by organic, locally sourced cuisine. Guests can choose from a range of programs tailored to individual needs, ensuring a unique and deeply personal experience.

Canyon Ranch, Tucson

Located in the Sonoran Desert, Canyon Ranch in Tucson is a pioneer in the wellness industry, offering a comprehensive approach to health and wellness. This all-inclusive resort features fitness classes, nutritional consultations, spa treatments, and more. With a team of wellness professionals, including physicians, nutritionists, and therapists, Canyon Ranch provides a supportive environment for guests to achieve their health and wellness goals.

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa in Tucson emphasizes mindfulness and sustainable living. With a focus on ‘life in balance,’ the resort offers a variety of activities and treatments designed to enhance emotional and physical well-being. From equine therapy and desert ziplining to Ayurvedic spa treatments, Miraval offers unique experiences that encourage self-discovery and personal growth.

Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort and Spa

Overlooking the stunning landscapes of Paradise Valley, Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort and Spa is a luxury retreat that combines breathtaking scenery with top-notch wellness facilities. Guests can enjoy a range of activities, including yoga, meditation, fitness classes, and spa treatments, all designed to rejuvenate the mind and body.

Civana Wellness Resort & Spa

Located in Carefree, Civana Wellness Resort & Spa takes a more accessible approach to wellness, offering a variety of programs and activities at different price points. The resort emphasizes the healing power of nature and offers wellness experiences that include thermal hydrotherapy, outdoor adventure activities, and holistic spa treatments.

Arizona’s wellness retreats offer a sanctuary for those seeking to rejuvenate and reconnect with themselves. With a blend of natural beauty, holistic therapies, and personalized programs, these retreats provide the perfect setting for a transformative journey. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious escape or a more accessible wellness experience, Arizona has something to offer. Immerse yourself in the serene landscapes and nurturing environments of these top wellness retreats to rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul.

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Top 10 Outdoor Activities in Arizona: From Hiking in the Grand Canyon to Exploring Sedona’s Red Rocks

Arizona, known as the Grand Canyon State, offers a wealth of outdoor activities that cater to adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. With its unique landscapes ranging from towering mountain peaks to vast deserts and deep canyons, Arizona is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts. Here are the top 10 outdoor activities you must try in Arizona, showcasing the state’s natural beauty and diverse ecosystems.

Young hiker at the Glen Canyon in America

1. Hiking the Grand Canyon

No visit to Arizona is complete without experiencing the majestic Grand Canyon. Hiking trails like the Bright Angel Trail and South Kaibab Trail offer breathtaking views and challenging treks. Whether you embark on a day hike or a multi-day backpacking adventure, the Grand Canyon’s vast expanse and stunning geology will leave you awe-struck.

Travel in Devil’s Bridge Trail, man Hiker with backpack enjoying view, Sedona, Arizona, USA

2. Exploring Sedona’s Red Rocks

Sedona’s landscape is a spectacular canvas of red rock formations, offering trails for all levels of hikers and mountain bikers. The Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock trails are popular for their scenic vistas and vortex sites, providing a perfect blend of natural beauty and spiritual rejuvenation.

rafting the colorado river

3. Rafting the Colorado River

Experience the thrill of whitewater rafting through the Colorado River’s rapids. This exhilarating adventure offers a unique perspective of the Grand Canyon’s walls and the surrounding desert landscape. Choose from day trips or extended journeys to fully immerse yourself in the river’s beauty.

4. Hot Air Ballooning in Phoenix

Float above the Sonoran Desert in a hot air balloon, enjoying panoramic views of Phoenix and the surrounding desert. The calm, serene flight at sunrise or sunset provides a magical experience, highlighting the area’s natural splendor.

5. Mountain Biking in Flagstaff

Flagstaff’s diverse terrain and trail networks make it a premier destination for mountain bikers. From the challenging singletracks of the Fort Valley Trail System to the scenic rides in the Coconino National Forest, there’s something for every level of rider.

Book, binocular or man bird watching in nature on trekking adventure journey for wellness or peace. Hiking, holiday vacation or African person on bench to relax or looking to search in park for view.

6. Bird Watching in the Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve

This lush riparian area in southern Arizona is a birder’s paradise, home to over 300 species of birds. The preserve’s trails and viewing areas offer fantastic opportunities to spot rare and migratory birds in their natural habitat.

Pretty, female climber on a via ferrata – climbing on a rock in Swiss Alps

7. Rock Climbing in the Cochise Stronghold

Located in the Dragoon Mountains, Cochise Stronghold is a haven for rock climbers. The area’s granite domes and cliffs offer routes of all difficulties, set against a backdrop of stunning desert scenery.

Sedona, Arizona: Customized vehicles of Pink Jeeps Tours take tourists for a thrilling off-road ride on Broken Arrow Road, Coconino National Forest.

8. Jeep Tours in the Sonoran Desert

Explore the rugged landscapes of the Sonoran Desert on a guided jeep tour. These off-road adventures offer an up-close look at the desert’s flora, fauna, and geological features, providing an exciting way to explore Arizona’s wild side.

9. Camping in the White Mountains

The White Mountains offer some of the best camping experiences in Arizona, with cool temperatures, clear skies, and a plethora of outdoor activities. From lakeside spots to forested retreats, there’s a perfect campsite for every outdoor enthusiast.

10. Stargazing at Kitt Peak National Observatory

Arizona’s clear skies and high elevation make it an ideal location for stargazing. The Kitt Peak National Observatory, home to the world’s largest collection of optical telescopes, offers night programs where visitors can explore the wonders of the universe.

From the depths of the Grand Canyon to the peaks of the White Mountains, Arizona’s outdoor activities offer something for everyone. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-fueled adventures or peaceful encounters with nature, the Grand Canyon State is a treasure trove of natural wonders waiting to be explored.

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PBJ THE LIST 2023

Announcing the arrival of the latest Phoenix Business Journal Book of Lists for 2023! Subscribers are now diving into a wealth of industry-specific leads and invaluable business insights based on 2022 numbers.

In this year’s edition, Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty secured the 5th spot among Residential Real Estate Brokerages, while the Russ Lyon Foundation earned rankings at #22 for Largest Corporate Philanthropists and #14 for community involvement.

Beyond these corporate acknowledgments, several of our agents and teams were also recognized for their dedicated and commendable efforts.

Kudos to everyone involved!

Teams:

#11 Private Client Group
#14 Luxury Property Group
#21 Power+
#25 The Lucky’s
#39 Pellegrini & DeGeorge Partners
#50 Bushong, Christian, & Almquist
#51 David Arustamian Team
#60 The Marshall Brothers
#65 The Sertich Group
#69 Reeds & Vandi

Agents:

#3 Dan Wolski
#17 Allan MacDonald
#20 Lisa Roberts
#34 Cionne McCarthy
#39 Johnathon De Young
#44 Patrick Rice
#45 Laura Briggs
#46 Josie Pakula
#66 Tami Henderson

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Deems Dickinson Retires as Designated Broker and President

Accomplished Designated Broker and President Deems Dickinson of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty Retires and Reflects on 44 Years Guiding Arizona’s Leading Luxury Brokerage.

Dickinson Led a Team of 900+ Agents and Oversaw Four Decades of Real Estate Transactions at Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, Including Some of the State’s Highest Sales.

Arizona’s Luxury Leader Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty announces with great regards and gratitude the retirement of one of its longest-tenured and most impactful company leaders.


Deems Dickinson has been part of the Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty family for an
incredible 44 years, retiring as President and Designated Broker, a role that he held for 14 years with
the firm, having previously served as Managing Broker of 5 different offices for 25 years on behalf
of the company.


Dickinson ended his career as a REALTOR Emeritus and exemplified a spirit of service and a
lifetime of learning, as he served as an Advisory Council Member of the Russ Lyon Foundation, on
the Board of Directors of the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS), and on the Board
of Directors of The Realty Alliance. He had previously been on the Board of Directors for the
National Association of REALTORS, the Chair of the Professional Standards Committee of the
Scottsdale and Arizona Associations of REALTORS, and served as the Director of Training for the
Elite School of Real Estate.


Reflecting on his career, Dickinson said, “As the steward of such a remarkable company, I have had
many opportunities in the real estate industry locally, across the state of Arizona, and nationally,
which allowed me to grow my career to what it is today. I will always cherish the lifelong friendships
and business relationships that I have developed over the last 44 years.”

As for what’s next for Dickinson, he is looking forward to schedule-free mornings, time with his
wife Betsy, their grandchildren, and adult children, traveling and volunteering for causes they care
about. He also looks forward to enjoying his passion for the outdoors in greater depth, including
fishing, jeeping, hiking and camping, golf, and pickleball. Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty
thanks him for both how he helped the firm grow, as well as the personalized expertise and warm,
white-glove service he provided to the Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty family.


“It is with an overwhelming amount of gratitude and pride and that we congratulate Deems on 44 years with our company. I began working with Deems when my father Dennis Lyon, was still running the company many decades ago. Deems’ knowledge, patience, and leadership has not only
been an inspiration to all our agents but also to my own family and everyone who has had the pleasure of working with him these last four decades. We will miss him tremendously, but we know he will have some great times ahead in retirement.”

Jim Lyon, Owner and Chairman of Russ
Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty


Dickinson will be succeeded as the statewide Designated Broker by Bret Lamberson. Lamberson
grew up in Flagstaff, AZ, and joined Russ Lyon Realty of Flagstaff in 2005. Lamberson is a licensed
attorney in Arizona and California. He and his wife, Stephanie, reside in Flagstaff and split time in
their home in the historic district of downtown Phoenix with their two young children.

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Adventure Sports in Arizona: Get Your Adrenaline Pumping

Arizona, known for its striking desert landscapes and iconic landmarks like the Grand Canyon, is a playground for adventure enthusiasts. From scaling rugged cliffs to soaring above the desert, Arizona offers an array of activities to get your adrenaline pumping. Let’s explore some of the most thrilling adventure sports opportunities in this sun-soaked state, including rock climbing, zip-lining, and hot-air ballooning.

Rock Climbing in the Red Rocks of Sedona

Sedona, with its stunning red rock formations, is not just a haven for spiritual seekers and nature lovers; it’s also a rock climber’s paradise. Whether you’re a seasoned climber or a novice, Sedona has something for everyone. The area boasts numerous climbing routes ranging in difficulty, offering breathtaking views and challenging ascents. Local climbing schools and guides are available to help you safely navigate the vertical terrain, ensuring an unforgettable experience as you scale the vibrant red rocks.

Zip-lining: Thrills Above the Tree Line

For those who prefer their adventures with a side of speed, zip-lining in Arizona’s diverse landscapes offers an exhilarating rush. One of the standout locations for zip-lining is in the Prescott area, where you can glide over lush forests and ravines at high speeds, enjoying panoramic views and the thrill of flight. These zip-line courses often feature a series of lines, each with its unique charm, providing a fun and adventurous way to experience Arizona’s natural beauty from above.

Hot-Air Ballooning: A Serene Adventure in the Sky

While hot-air ballooning might seem like a more serene activity, it’s no less thrilling. Floating gently above the Arizona desert offers a unique perspective on the landscape’s vastness and beauty. The most magical time for hot-air ballooning is at sunrise, when the soft morning light illuminates the desert, creating a mesmerizing tableau of colors and shadows. Phoenix and Scottsdale are popular spots for ballooning, offering spectacular views of the Sonoran Desert and distant mountain ranges. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking a new adventure, hot-air ballooning in Arizona is an experience not to be missed.

Arizona’s diverse landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for a variety of adventure sports. Whether you’re scaling the red rocks of Sedona, flying through the trees on a zip-line, or floating above the desert in a hot-air balloon, there’s no shortage of ways to get your adrenaline pumping in this vibrant state. So pack your adventurous spirit and head to Arizona for an unforgettable thrill-seeking journey!

Community

The RLSIR Challenge Coins

Embodying Excellence: The RLSIR Challenge Coin at Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty

Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty presents all real estate advisors, employees, and executives with a RLSIR Challenge Coin. This RLSIR Coin embodies our values: honor, integrity, and belonging to a close-knit, collaborative, and supporting community. This challenge coin is patterned after US military challenge coins, which serve as evidence of belonging to a specific branch, unit, or having served during a particular tour of duty. These coins signify membership in an esteemed and exclusive group. Historically, in the military’s early days, they were utilized for security purposes, with service members often needing to present the coin as a demonstration of their allegiance and loyalty. At Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, we issue and carry them to remind us that we belong to something much bigger than the sum of its parts and to answer the “challenge” of presenting it by our peers and colleagues.

Todd Gillenwater, Chief Executive Officer 

In the world of real estate, symbols often transcend mere artifacts, encapsulating values, camaraderie, and a collective commitment to excellence. One such emblem at Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty is the RLSIR Challenge Coin, a testament to honor, integrity, and the spirit of community within the organization.

Drawing inspiration from the esteemed tradition of US military challenge coins, each RLSIR Coin becomes a tangible representation of belonging. Much like their military counterparts, these coins stand as insignias of a close-knit, collaborative, and supportive community that values its advisors, employees, and executives.

At its core, the RLSIR Challenge Coin embodies a trio of core values: honor, integrity, and belonging. Within the context of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, it serves as a beacon, guiding members toward a shared vision of excellence in service and commitment.

Rooted in tradition, these coins echo the historical significance of military challenge coins. Originating from the military’s earliest days, these coins held the weight of allegiance and loyalty, often serving as a means of identification and solidarity among service members. In a similar spirit, the RLSIR Coin reflects membership in an esteemed and exclusive group within the real estate realm, symbolizing a collective dedication to the highest standards of professionalism and service.

Beyond their symbolic significance, these coins hold a deeper meaning. They serve as constant reminders that individuals are part of a greater whole, an entity that thrives on unity and collaboration. Each coin carries the weight of a legacy, encapsulating the collective efforts and shared values of the Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty family.

Moreover, the essence of the challenge coin lies not merely in possession but in the essence of being called upon to present it. It’s an invitation to engage, connect, and reaffirm the shared values among peers and colleagues. The challenge itself becomes a celebration of belonging, an acknowledgment of the collective commitment to excellence.

In conclusion, the RLSIR Challenge Coin at Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty transcends being a mere token. It represents the embodiment of values, history, and a commitment to fostering a community driven by excellence, integrity, and the spirit of belonging. It stands as a testament to the organization’s ethos and a reminder that, together, they’re part of something greater than themselves.

Significant Sales

SIGNIFICANT SALES: December 2023

Throughout the state of Arizona, Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty has been proud to represent and participate in the following sales for December.


We refer to these as ‘Significant Sales.’ While all of our transactions are genuinely significant, we hope you enjoy discovering these unique homes based not only on price but also on their architectural, cultural, and geographical significance, as well as those involved in the journey.

Enjoy!

Seller Representation:

1794 E Barrell Cactus Court | Tucson
Sold for $4,300,000
Seller Representation: Susanne Grogan
4525 E Coronado Drive | Tucson
Sold for $1,685,000
Seller Representation: Bryan Durkin & Susan Neitzel
10140 N Calle Del Carnero | Tucson
Sold for $965,000
Seller Representation: Mara Mitchell
12425 E Sutter Mill Street | Tucson
Sold for $830,000
Seller Representation: Jessica Sparks
14919 E Cavedale Drive | Scottsdale
Sold for $3,850,000
Seller Representation: Barbara Miller & Mary Ann Miller
7335 E Arroyo Seco Road | Scottsdale
Sold for $2,695,000
Seller Representation: Joy Dorvinen
6115 N Camelback Manor Drive 18 | Paradise Valley
Sold for $3,500,000
Seller Representation: Frank Aazami & Dinesh Wilson
8310 E Charter Oak Drive | Scottsdale
Sold for $3,000,000
Seller Representation: Laura Jordan
8028 E Vista Canyon Street | Mesa
Sold for $1,275,000
Seller Representation: Christine Anthony & Christine Sturgeon
1505 N Page Springs Road | Cornville
Sold for $1,985,000
Seller Representation: Jeanette Sauer & Ed Pennington
225 Deer Trail Drive | Sedona
Sold for $1,295,000
Seller Representation: Katrin Themlitz
14145 Warbonnet Lane | Prescott
Sold for $1,000,000
Seller Representation: Terri Kiffer
3748 North Tani Road | Prescott Valley
Sold for $680,000
Seller Representation: Lee Borst and Jennifer McMahon
11468/11454 E Black Rock Rd | Scottsdale
Sold for $3,500,000
Seller Representation: Lisa Lucky, Laura Lucky, & Matt Lucky
5000 N Via Velazquez | Tucson
Sold for $1,225,000
Dual Representation: Bryan Durkin, Susan Neitzel, & Robin Kaiserman
2032 N Smoketree Drive | Carefree
Sold for $1,650,000 | Dual Representation
Seller Representation: Stacy Paluscio, Darcy Whalen, & Courtney Woods Olson
Buyer Representation: Frank Trifeletti
10379 E Mirabel Club Drive | Scottsdale
Sold for $4,186,125
Dual Representation: Patrick Rice
20 Tirso Lane | Tubac
Sold for $815,000
Dual Representation: Gary Brasher
87 Sabino Ct | Tubac
Sold for $687,327
Dual Representation: Gary Brasher & Daniel Ledwidge
24679 N 124th St | Scottsdale
Sold for $3,240,000
Dual Representation: Lisa Lucky, Laura Lucky, Matt Lucky
15828 E Jomax Rd | Scottsdale
Sold for $3,100,000
Dual Representation: Josie Pakula
174 Bristlecone Pines Road | Sedona
Sold for $1,975,000 | Dual Representation
Seller Representation: Rick Baker
Buyer Representation: Elisia Andreis

Buyer Representation:

  • 24778 N 91st Street | Scottsdale
    • Sold for $4,565,287
      • Buyer Representation: Julie Antunes, Debbie Omundson
  • 10675 E Winter Sun Drive | Scottsdale
    • Sold for $5,200,000
      • Buyer Representation: Patrick Rice
  • 9463 E Old Wrangler Trail | Scottsdale
    • Sold for $5,100,000
      • Buyer Representation: Dan Wolski, Mitchell Hundman
  • 41611 N 113th Place | Scottsdale
    • Sold for $4,175,000
      • Buyer Representation: Kirk and Keith Marshall
  • 12165 N 76th Court | Scottsdale
    • Sold for $3,200,000
      • Buyer Representation: Linda Miller
  • 5152 E Pasadena Avenue | Phoenix
    • Sold for $2,960,000
      • Buyer Representation: Josh Shaver and Catherine Lewis
  • 1311 E Beechnut Place | Chandler
    • Sold for $1,058,767
      • Buyer Representation: Shelia Long
  • 8549 E Angus Drive | Scottsdale
    • Sold for $810,000
      • Buyer Representation: Jean Grimes
  • 1546 E Fountain Street | Mesa
    • Sold for $714,000
      • Buyer Representation: Aron Johnson
  • 105 Manzanita Lane | Sedona
    • Sold for $1,300,000
      • Buyer Representation: Shana Dubro-Cohen
  • 1601 Rustling Wind Place | Prescott
    • Sold for $665,000
      • Buyer Representation: Paige McCargar
      • 36304 N 105th Way | Scottsdale
      • Sold for $3,500,000
      • Buyer Representation: Sally Cashman & Kathleen Prokopow