Creating a home that complements your active lifestyle is all about blending comfort, convenience, and a touch of modern ingenuity.
The Kolb Team Newsletter – April 2025
More of the same, that is what’s going on. Buyer activity remains unusually low, especially in the active adult real estate market.
The Kolb Team Newsletter – March 2025
It’s mid-March here in Sun Lakes and we are still languishing in a sluggish buyer’s market. Inventory has increased dramatically in the past 3 months, with around 175 active listings in Sun Lakes.
The Kolb Team Newsletter – February 2025
Retirement isn’t about slowing down—it’s about living life to the fullest! For active retirees, finding the perfect home isn’t just about downsizing; it’s about upgrading to a lifestyle that fits their passions.
The Kolb Team Newsletter – January 2025
As we put 2024 in the rear-view window and plunge into 2025, let’s take a look back at 2024 from a real estate perspective. We will start with the NAR/DoJ settlement that went into effect nationwide in August.
The Kolb Team Newsletter – December 2024
Another year has flown by and we at The Kolb Team are so thankful for your business and support.
The Kolb Team Newsletter – November 2024
This current market is oddly very similar to exactly one year ago. Inventory remains very low, though a little higher than last September.
The Kolb Team Newsletter – October 2024
This current market is oddly very similar to exactly one year ago. Inventory remains very low, though a little higher than last September.
The Kolb Team Newsletter – September 2024
It is hard to believe that 2024 is half over. The first half of 2024 has been a very subdued period for Greater Phoenix’s residential real estate market. It is not in trouble, but the closing volumes have been far below normal, and buyer enthusiasm is unusually weak and getting worse.
The Kolb Team Newsletter – August 2024
It is hard to believe that 2024 is half over. The first half of 2024 has been a very subdued period for Greater Phoenix’s residential real estate market. It is not in trouble, but the closing volumes have been far below normal, and buyer enthusiasm is unusually weak and getting worse.