Homes
Most Expensive Home Sales in Phoenix
Here are the Valley's top home sales from the past week (6.30.25 - 7.6.25). The combined sales of the top 10 from the past week was over $68 million.
Sale Price: $10,670,000
Scottsdale
Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty
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
7 Benefits of Foam Roofing in Arizona
Arizona’s climate is famously beautiful but incredibly tough on roofs.
With over 300 sunny days annually, Phoenix receives more sunshine than any other major city in the world.
This abundance of sunlight, combined with over 110 days a year above 100°F, creates conditions that push traditional roofing materials to their limits.
Add sudden monsoon storms to the mix, and it’s clear why home and commercial building owners seek robust, reliable roofing solutions.
One such solution growing in popularity is foam roofing, also known as Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF). Known for its impressive energy efficiency, strong...
7 Key Signs Your Phoenix Roof Needs Replacement
Phoenix’s desert climate puts a unique strain on your home’s roof. The scorching heat, intense sun, and seasonal storms in Arizona can accelerate roof wear and tear.
A well-maintained roof is crucial for protecting your home’s structure from these harsh elements.
By understanding the warning signs of roof deterioration, Phoenix homeowners can address issues early and avoid costly damage down the line.
1. Roof Age Exceeds Its Lifespan
In Arizona’s intense climate, roofing materials often age faster than in milder regions.
Most asphalt shingle roofs last about 15–20 years in Phoenix...
Energy-Efficient Roofing Solutions for Arizona Homes
Arizona's scorching summers present a significant challenge for homeowners, driving up energy costs and putting immense strain on cooling systems.
Traditional roofing materials often struggle to withstand the intense heat, leading to higher energy consumption and reduced comfort.
However, energy-efficient roofing solutions offer a promising way to mitigate these issues and create a more sustainable living environment.
Understanding Arizona's Climate and Roofing Needs
Arizona's climate is characterized by intense heat, limited rainfall, and significant temperature fluctuations...
