Sedona Real Estate Blog
Gap between home appraisal value & market value in Sedona gets wider
What an interesting week in my office – two happy buyers, both waiting for their home loans to fund … the first home appraisal came in $35,000 below the agreed upon sales price … the other came in at $50,000 below … What’s up with that? Here’s what is happening – Appraisers must use SOLD… Read More
Sedona Home Market Update
Its early spring, lots of buyers are in town, so where are all the new listings? Listing agents are “grumbling” a bit about how hard it seems to be to find new residential listings. Many would be buyers are frustrated they can not find “what they are looking for” in their respective price ranges. The… Read More
Things Buyers Do to Turn Off Sellers
This is so important that I wanted to share this article with you … my husband and I were just talking about this earlier today … the market has changed and although yes its still a buyer’s market in terms of great prices and low interest rates, there are ALOT of buyers in the market… Read More
Live CAM of Bald Eagles Nest
This is just a little reminder to slow down and put life into perspective … What a GREAT live CAM of a Bald Eagle pair nest and their 3 little ones … Enjoy! Live Video streaming by Ustream http://www.ustream.tv/decoraheagles

The Sedona / Verde Valley
Shaped like a triangle and sitting within the geographic center of the state of Arizona, the Verde Valley is formed by Camp Verde to the south, Cottonwood, Clarkdale, and Jerome to the West, and the Sedona area to the North – with Cornville and Rimrock/Lake Montezuma in-between. With elevations varying from 3200-4600, the Verde Valley… Read More

After the Sedona Storm
What a beautiful sight it was to awaken to newly fallen fresh snow. In Sedona, snow seems especially striking against the deep red earth, the green trees, and a deep blue sky. Absolutely amazing! And as is typical here in Sedona, the snow was nearly all gone by noon … Our winters are similar to… Read More









