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Greenlaw Flagstaff Days on Market: Cheaper Sold Slower
Greenlaw Flagstaff days on market by price band: 17 closed sales, a 62-day median, and why homes under $500K sold slowest. Data-led read for sellers.
New Construction vs Resale in Flagstaff: The Timber Sky Test
A Timber Sky new build and a Presidio in the Pines resale closed at $331.59 and $329.00 a foot in 2026. The gap was not price. It was 234 days versus 50.
Selling a Rental Property in Flagstaff: The NoHo Math
NoHo rental demand is real, so this is not an argument to sell. It is the arithmetic: four documented Area 130 sales, the Prop 117 gap, and the one number long-term landlords get wrong.
NoHo Flagstaff Home Sold: The Full-Price Sale That Was Not
Listed at $643,000, closed at $643,000, and still discounted. This NoHo Flagstaff sale on Meadow Lark hid $26,437 in credits, or 4.1% of price, below the closing line.
Kachina Village Home Sold: $975,000 Ask to $805,000
A Kachina Village home listed at $975,000 closed at $805,000 after three price cuts. The same parcel once sold over ask. Here is what the record shows about launch price.
Hospital Hill Flagstaff Inventory: A Tenure Hypothesis
Across 276 NoHo owner records the median hold is 17.7 years at 92% equity. A falsifiable argument that Hospital Hill inventory is limited by tenure, not price.
Presidio in the Pines Single-Family Home Sold for $608,000
A Presidio in the Pines single-family home listed at $700,000 closed at $608,000 after 207 days. Here is what the two list-to-sale ratios show, and what the portals never publish.
Presidio in the Pines, Flagstaff: A Buyer's Guide to the West Side
Presidio in the Pines isn't one neighborhood — it's three products and two HOAs. Median list price, dues by phase, what's left new, and the school boundary conflict buyers need to check.