New in Scottsdale: Metro Phoenix’s First Permanent Ferris Wheel Is Now Open
Metro Phoenix’s first permanent Ferris wheel opened August 10 at Arizona Boardwalk in Scottsdale. Here’s what you’ll pay, what you’ll see, and when to go.
New in Phoenix: Harry & Izzy’s Steakhouse Opens at PV on August 26, 2026
Harry & Izzy’s, the famous Indianapolis steakhouse, opens at PV in Phoenix on August 26, 2026. Here’s what’s new near Tatum and Cactus, plus a Scottsdale fest.
New in Scottsdale: Smiling Moose Sandwich Grill Opens August 17, and Vecina Is Right Behind It
Smiling Moose Sandwich Grill opens in Scottsdale on August 17, and Vecina arrives at McCormick Ranch this August. Here’s your first look at what’s new.
How to Price Your Scottsdale Home to Actually Sell
In Scottsdale, pricing your home to the buyers searching right now — not a wish price — sells faster and nets more. Here’s how to set a list price that works.
Capital Gains When You Sell Your Scottsdale Home
Most Scottsdale home sellers owe no capital gains tax thanks to the $250K/$500K exclusion — but big gains can be taxable. Here’s how to run your number.
What Does It Cost to Buy a Home in Scottsdale?
Beyond the price, buying a Scottsdale home means $50K–$200K+ upfront between down payment, closing costs, and reserves. Here’s the full cost breakdown.
Sell Your Scottsdale Home Quickly in 2026 (Speed Guide)
Fast and full-price aren’t opposites in Scottsdale — if you set up right. Here’s the 7-day prep playbook for sellers who need speed without leaving money behind.
Tempe vs. Scottsdale: Which Is the Better Buy for Your Budget in 2026?
Tempe median is $480K; Scottsdale median is $965K. How to decide which market fits your budget, lifestyle, and long-term goals in 2026.
Sell Before Buying in Scottsdale: Timeline Guide (2026)
The scariest part of moving up isn’t selling — it’s the gap in between. Here’s how Scottsdale move-up buyers actually time the sell and the buy to land safely.
What to Do in Scottsdale in the Summer (How Locals Actually Beat the Heat)
Scottsdale summers aren’t just about surviving the heat — locals know where to go. From indoor waterparks to resort pool day passes to 6am hikes, here’s how it actually works.