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Railroad Springs 66 Home Sold: 190 Days, No Concessions
A 1999 manufactured home in Railroad Springs 66 sold for $415,000 after roughly 190 days and zero concessions. Here is what buyers paid for, and what they discounted.
Railroad Springs 66 Home Sold: 190 Days, No Concessions
A 1999 manufactured home in Railroad Springs 66 sold for $415,000 after roughly 190 days and zero concessions. Here is what buyers paid for, and what they discounted.
Selling an Older Home in Flagstaff: The NoHo Guide
Most North Hospital Hill homes were built between the 1940s and 1970s. Here are the six condition items that actually move the price, and the ninety days that decide the number.
Kachina Village Homes for Sale: One A-Frame's Sold Price
A 1,107 sq ft Kachina Village A-frame closed at $495,000 in May 2026. Here is what sold it, what almost killed it, and why three published medians disagree by $262,000.
Presidio in the Pines HOA Dues, Explained
Two Presidio listings can print wildly different HOA dues and both be accurate. Here is what the public record actually shows, and the one call that settles it before you close.
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.
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.
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.
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.