Phoenix Urban Living

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Real Estate Broker/Owner - Phoenix Urban Living
Michael Fitzpatrick, who owns the branch of HomeSmart and is the founder of www.phoenixurbanliving.com. The company solely focuses on selling loft, high rise, live/work, row home, historic and modern homes and condos in Phoenix, Tempe and Scottsdale and it's website (www.phoenixurbanliving.com) is the most comprehensive and complete resource for the urban buyer in Phoenix, Tempe and Scottsdale.
RECENT BLOG POSTS
Those of you looking for expressive modern/minimal architecture with high-end finishes but couldn't find anything that fit your price range, well look no further than Portland 38's new pricing. Originally priced from 319-399K, these urban modern rowhomes are now priced from 160-259K. Whether it's...
05/21/2009
There has been some recent articles highlighting urban projects that have failed and also announcements of receivership, foreclosures and bankruptcy. While these are ugly words and traumatic events to developers, it's a natural progression given our current market. Greedy developers, unrealistic ...
04/09/2009
When looking at some of the positive signs of the real estate recovery there are a couple bright spots. One is the fringe where speculation, mass production of track homes and bad financing caused huge drops in property value and huge increases in foreclosures. This has brought back affordability...
04/09/2009
Currently I've see the market 'come back in' in downtown Phoenix. This began in November and continues today. There has been enough pent-up demand for sometime but until late last year the buyers were too cautious to make a move. Now, post-election and multiple stimulus'sthe buyers 'feel' good ab...
04/09/2009
If your looking for a luxury high-rise in the Biltmore, look no further than 2211. This exquisite building offers a full service of amenities for home owners. Tucked nicely behind Ruth Chris and the adjoining office buildings, 2211 offers many unique floors plans with varying views and light expo...
12/08/2008
I was showing a client some options in the Biltmore a couple weeks ago and we spent some time viewing the The Fairway Lodge at the Biltmore. These luxury apartment condos are the first part of a two phase development (the other phase is Biltmore Estates). This three story luxury flat condo offers...
12/08/2008
I am constantly discussing urban valuations with my friend, business partner and biggest competitor, Will Daly. The urban trend in Phoenix occurred during a phase of heavy real estate speculation and therefore there is an unrealistic expectation on the amount of demand or what people are willing ...
11/05/2008
I'm currently working with a client who is considering a purchase at Portland Place in downtown Phoenix. The original scope of the project was three mid-rises (6, 10 and 12 stories). Given the current market condition and standing inventory the developer is considering replacing phase 3 (the 12 s...
10/28/2008
I was spending time showing Scottsdale Waterfront this morning to a past client and friend. I was reminded of the old world touches they included in the project. From the reclaimed, distressed plank flooring in the club room to the area rug-like carpeting on each floor. The interiors are nicely d...
10/28/2008
Given the current overall economic environment it's not surprising that people are cautious with their money. However, there are plenty of great real estate opportunities that the smart investor is capitalizing on. If you understand the sub-market, you easily identify unique opportunities that ar...
09/30/2008
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Phoenix Urban Living is the premier urban realtor selling loft, high rise, live/work, historic and modern homes and condos in Phoenix, Tempe and Scottsdale. Located in the Roosevelt Arts District at 610 E. Roosevelt Suite 136 Phoenix, AZ 85004. For more information on urban real estate, contact Michael Fitzpatrick at 602-288-8865 or visit www.phoenixurbanliving.com on-line for the most complete, up to date inventory of urban product in Phoenix, Tempe and Scottsdale.