You've found the perfect condo and negotiated a price. Now you're in escrow, focused on financing and the inspection — but there's another critical review that shouldn't get lost in the shuffle: the Homeowners Association (HOA) document package.

We receive many inquiries from family members navigating the sale of a condo owned by someone who has recently passed. It makes sense — older residents often gravitate toward condos and townhomes for the low-maintenance lifestyle, and when they pass, their families are left managing the sale while also grieving. It's a lot to handle at once.

How much is your Scottsdale condo worth? Explore the key factors — location, upgrades, inventory levels, and seasonal timing — that drive its value.

Have you heard about the recent changes to how real estate agent compensation is handled in resale transactions. Following a landmark NAR settlement, new rules took effect August 17, 2024 that affect both buyers and sellers. Here's what you need to know.

So which communities make the cut for the most expensive condos in Scottsdale? We ranked by price per square foot, and our top five are Ascent at the Phoenician, Ritz Carlton Residences, Villas at Mountain Shadows, Icon at Silverleaf, and Scottsdale Waterfront — three of which have been built in the last five years.

The price we pay for the best winter weather in the country is some heat in the summer and the occasional monsoon storm. A few simple steps will protect your Scottsdale condo or townhome through the season — and luckily, the list is short.

Head north on Scottsdale Road past Mayo Boulevard and you can't miss it — the rising towers of Optima McDowell Mountain Village, one of the most ambitious luxury condo developments in Scottsdale's recent history. Spanning 22 acres with six eight-story buildings and a 10-acre park at its center, this development will bring 1,330 residences to the North Scottsdale skyline.