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Most Expensive Home Sales in Phoenix
Here are the Valley's top home sales from the past week (7.7.25 - 7.13.25). The combined sales of the top 10 from the past week was over $42 million.
Sale Price: $6,200,000
Paradise Valley
Ivy Manor is a 6,982 sq ft new construction estate in Paradise Valley. It includes six bedrooms, five and a half baths, a guest house, high-quality appliances, stone finishes, and engineered hardwood floors. The design blends elegance with modern luxury.
Compass
Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Arizona
Here are the top homes for sale in Arizona as of 7.4.25.
List Price: $50,000,000
Paradise Valley
"Starlight," designed by SAOTA, is a 17,000 sqft home in Paradise Valley, Arizona. Inspired by natural formations, it features a panoramic mountain view, wellness center, wine cellar, and a 68ft cantilevered glass-bottom infinity pool.
Realty ONE Group
Why Are So Many Seniors Moving to Arizona Right Now? The Arizona Sun Times Digs Into the Answer
The days move a little slower under the Arizona sun—and for many older adults, that’s exactly the point. Whether it’s the clear skies, the warmth that wraps around you like a soft blanket, or the way neighbors still wave as you pass by, something about retiring in Arizona feels like coming home again, even if you’ve never lived here before.
The Secret To A Stunning Arizona Home? Hint: It’s Not At Lowe’s
If there’s one thing Arizona homeowners learn fast, it’s that you don’t have to gut your house to make it feel brand new. Sometimes the biggest difference comes from the places you use every single day. Your kitchen. Your bathrooms. Even the storage spots that no one really talks about but somehow matter more than you’d think. That’s where custom cabinetry steps in—not quietly, either. It makes your home sing. Not hum, not whisper. Sing.
We’re not talking about cookie-cutter options from aisle 12 at the local home store. We’re talking about cabinetry made just for you, in the styles, finishes, and layouts that fit your...
Why Are So Many Seniors Staying in Arizona Instead of Moving Closer to Family?
It used to be that retirement meant packing up the house and heading closer to the grandkids. But in Arizona, that story has been quietly shifting. More and more seniors aren’t heading back to the Midwest or flying out to the coast—they’re staying right where they are. From Tucson’s warm-hearted neighborhoods to Scottsdale’s shaded patios, older adults are choosing to age in place, even if it means watching birthdays over FaceTime instead of in person. The reasons behind that choice go deeper than sunshine and golf. They’re about freedom, belonging, and the strange way a place can grow roots in you without you noticing.
