Realty Executives Arizona Territory
Denise van den Bossche 602-980-0737
Associate Broker & Team Exec-Elite Partner (602) 980-0737
Denise van den Bossche 602-980-0737
Associate Broker & Team Exec-Elite Partner
Realty Executives Arizona Territory
According to the report, “For many affluent individuals, the decision to invest in luxury real estate is less about outperforming the market and more about preserving wealth, enhancing lifestyle, and creating legacy value… Affluent buyers are also increasingly drawn to real estate for its resilience in uncertain times. In volatile financial conditions, real estate acts as a hard asset, a hedge against inflation, a counterbalance to paper wealth, and a buffer from market noise. For families, it offers continuity and a sense of control. For international investors, it may provide currency diversification, citizenship pathways, or long-term tax advantages. The logic is clear: a luxury home may not be the fastest-growing asset in a portfolio, but it’s among the most reliable, personal, and emotionally meaningful. It’s an investment in lifestyle, identity, and permanence - and in a world where those things often feel fragile, that’s worth a premium.”
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"The luxury real estate market is not in decline, but one that is in flux, now shaped less by inventory dynamics and more by shifting financial confidence among the world’s wealthiest buyers." Designers are continuing to focus on the highly demanded wellness-centered retreat living, blending with sustainability and high technology. According to the latest report from the Luxury Home Institute (Link to Digital Report), "Designers are merging spa-inspired features like infrared saunas, chromotherapy showers, meditation zones, and circadian lighting with smart technology that personalizes everything from lighting to climate and entertainment. AI-powered systems, voice controls, and biometric security are now standard, transforming homes into responsive ecosystems that prioritize both comfort and convenience.” Contact Denise for hyper local look in your neighborhood DeniseVDB@Exec-Elite.com
Click here for the full digital report with a hyper local look at Phoenix, Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. Ultra-Luxury Resilience: “High-net-worth buyers in both Canada and the U.S. remain relatively unaffected by interest rate fluctuations, prioritizing property desirability over financing conditions. When prime properties become available, these buyers act swiftly.” Canada’s limited luxury housing supply continues to drive competition. In contrast, the U.S. offers a more diversity. The report also states, “global GDP growth is expected to remain strong, with interest rates anticipated to gradually decline.”
From AZCentral:
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Baseball fans in Arizona are celebrating. |
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Spring is almost here, but spring training is now. |
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The Cactus League schedule began with Thursday's Chicago Cubs -Los Angeles Dodgers game from Camelback Ranch-Glendale and opens for all teams Friday, highlighted by the Arizona Diamondbacks-Colorado Rockiesgame at Salt River Fields. |
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The Arizona Republic's team of writers will cover the Diamondbacks, home and road, and provide the best coverage fans can find. |
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The 10 spring training ballparks in the greater Phoenix area provide a gathering spot for fans eager to reunite with their favorite teams and stars. |
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The Seattle Mariners and San Diego Padres share Peoria Stadium, the Diamondbacks and Rockies share Salt River Fields, the Cleveland Guardiansand Cincinnati Reds share Goodyear Ballpark, the Dodgers and Chicago White Sox share Camelback Ranch and the Texas Rangers and Kansas City Royals share Surprise Stadium. |
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The Cubs (Sloan Park), Milwaukee Brewers (American Family Fields in Phoenix), Sacramento (formerly Oakland) Athletics (Hohokam Stadium), Los Angeles (Tempe Diablo Stadium) and Giants (Scottsdale Stadium) have a ballpark to call their own. |
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The big story of the Major League Baseball offseason was the mass — Diamondbacks fans would call it obscene — hoarding of top free agents by the defending World Series champion Dodgers, but the hometown team surprised its fan base with increased spending, too. |
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The Diamondbacks lured former Cy Young winner Corbin Burnes — who already owned a home in the Valley — aboard with a six-year, $210 million contract. Burnes will team with Zac Gallen and Merrill Kelly to give Arizona a truly formidable trio at the top of the pitching rotation. |
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Year-round residents anticipating success for this year's Diamondbacks are likely to be rewarded, as the team appears to boast all the elements needed to be a playoff contender. |
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As is the case for Cactus League teams, hope springs eternal. |
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