09/14/2026
Ever wonder what happens to the Phoenix housing market once summer ends? ๐
Spoiler: it doesn't shut off โ it just gets pickier. Once the school-year rush and summer moving season fade, buyers tend to face less competition... but that doesn't mean every home suddenly becomes a deal. Homes priced right, especially under $400K, are still seeing strong interest.
For sellers, the name of the game in fall is watching what's actively listed right now, not last spring's sold prices. And here's a fun local perk: with the heat finally easing up, patios, pools and mountain views show WAY better in October than during a 110-degree July afternoon.
Fall also brings a lot of our seasonal residents back to town, which tends to boost interest in condos, lock-and-leave homes and active-adult communities โ though the timing looks a little different in Scottsdale vs. Ahwatukee vs. the East Valley vs. the Northwest Valley.
Thinking about buying or selling this fall? I break it all down in the full post โ check it out below. ๐
https://brianflatley.exprealty.com/blog/389840/Does+the+Phoenix+Housing+Market+Slow+Down+in+the+Fall
Does Phoenix real estate slow down in fall? Learn how September and October can change buyer activity, competition and s