It fits the bill of any other mansion that’s usually in the eight-figure price range. The home is located on a 5-acre hillside property in Desert Mountain, north of major cross streets Loan Mountain and Cave Creek roads. It features six bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, 10 fireplaces, 12-car garage, 16-seat movie theater with its own popcorn/concession stand, 700-bottle wine cellar and, of course, an elevator.
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A California man was sentenced this week to five years in prison for his involvement in a scam in which many Arizona Latinos lost their homes.
As the weather begins to cool down home owners start to see their heating bills increasing by the month. That’s why homes with energy efficient and environmentally friendly features are often a priority to buyers in search of homes on the market.
More than 100,000 houses stood vacant across metro Phoenix barely three years ago — roughly one of every 10. Today, it’s more like one out of every 100.
Arizona is becoming more relevant in the stock market again, thanks largely to real estate.
