Northern Arizona Real Estate Insights
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Presidio in the Pines Single Family Home Sells for $750,000
A four-bedroom Presidio in the Pines home closed at $750,000 in April 2026. It went under contract at full asking price, then gave up $20,000 in escrow. Here is the full record.
Railroad Springs Flagstaff Real Estate: Three Markets, One Name
Three product types closed inside one west-side Flagstaff neighborhood over six months, with a $309,000 spread. Here is what Railroad Springs and Crestview owners are actually worth.
What a Railroad Springs Manufactured Home Sold For
A 2001 double-wide in Railroad Springs closed at $470,000 — 98.9% of ask — while 70% of Flagstaff listings were cutting price. Here is exactly why, from the MLS record.
Hospital Hill Flagstaff History: How It Got Its Name
The hill was called Knob Hill until a 25-bed hospital opened on it in 1936. Here's the real history of Hospital Hill in Flagstaff — and the one question still unresolved in 2026.
1937 Home Near Flagstaff Medical Center Sold for $805K
A 1937 house four blocks from Flagstaff Medical Center listed at $825,000 and closed at $805,000 in 42 days. The full numbers, the financing catch, and what it means for older NoHo homes.
Flagstaff STR Market Is Shrinking: Kachina Village Impact
Flagstaff's STR market just recorded its first material supply decline since 2020 — and the city expects 60% of operators to exit by year-end. Here's what that means for Kachina Village home values, the three owner profiles most likely to sell, and the 2027 outlook.
Upper Greenlaw Flagstaff Real Estate Market Report: 33 Sales
Thirty-three closed Upper Greenlaw sales, recalculated. Median $555,000, 48 days on market, and the finding that square footage explains under a quarter of the price.
Upper Greenlaw Flagstaff Homes: What a 1957 Ranch Sold For
A 1957 ranch on Schevene Blvd closed at $585,000 — third-highest price per square foot of 33 Upper Greenlaw sales. Here is exactly what buyers paid for.
Unfinished Home in North Flagstaff: What One Sold For
Framed, roofed, no certificate of occupancy. A two-acre north Flagstaff build listed at $1,399,990 and closed all cash at $1,140,000 — 81.4% of ask. Here is what that gap bought.
Hospital Hill Flagstaff Homes for Sale: The NoHo Guide
NoHo, Hospital Hill, North End Historic District: three names, three boundaries, one costly mix-up. Jake Martin breaks down prices, permits and what to verify first.
Railroad Springs Flagstaff Homes for Sale: A Local's Guide
Railroad Springs is Flagstaff's most misunderstood neighborhood. Lucas Cowan bought his first home here — and breaks down prices, HOA dues, trail access, and the financing rule that trips buyers up.
Presidio in the Pines Condo Sold: $525,000 at Three Peaks
A 3-bed condo at Three Peaks closed for $525,000 — the top of its building. Why comparing it to the $669K Presidio median is the wrong read, and what it means if you own here.
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