NoPho Neighborhoods, Schools & Events
Here you’ll find news, analysis and feature articles about residential and commercial real estate in North Phoenix. See also our Guide to NoPho Neighborhoods and our monthly Real Estate Watch, an exclusive analysis of home sales in five NoPho zones.
Amid a fresh building boom, the I-17 corridor in the farthest sliver of North Phoenix, between Norterra and New River, has become more than a loose collection of neighborhoods. See details on nearly a dozen projects that are turning this former outpost into a regional hub.
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At the monthly meeting June 26, Anthem Community Council will discuss and take public comment on the possible annexation of a roughly 52-acre parcel of developable private property sandwiched between I-17 and the east side of Anthem.
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Despite a thumbs down from a neighborhood planning committee, the City of Phoenix Planning Commission voted June 6 to approve a request to rezone 55 acres adjacent to Anthem’s Circle Mountain neighborhood and the Post Office, to allow 170 homes. The request now goes before Phoenix City Council for a final vote.
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Sales of existing homes rose dramatically in May across NoPho, the I-17 corridor from Norterra to New River, as inventory fell in all but one zone.
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A proposal to build 170 new homes near the Post Office hit an early hurdle when the Rio Vista Planning Committee voted to deny a rezoning request. But the request is still slated to go before the Phoenix Planning Commission.
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The number of existing homes sold across NoPho, the I-17 corridor from Norterra to New River, reached the highest level since August, driving inventory down and keeping the seller’s market solidly in place.
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North Valley resident Scott McGill is tired of not having very nice restaurants nearby. See where he plans to bring multiple non-chain, local-concept dining establishments and entertainment options.
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Several dozen concerned residents attended an April 9 Rio Vista Planning Committee meeting on a proposal to build 170 homes on private land in the City of Phoenix tangential to the northwest corner of Anthem, near the Post Office.
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For the first three months of this year, total sales of existing homes in NoPho, the I-17 corridor from Norterra to New River, are 4 percent lower than the same period last year, but buyer interest remained strong, especially for lower-priced homes that are frequently going under contract in a matter of days. See details in each zone, including a list of every home sold.
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Rents in Phoenix rose 3.7 percent in March compared to the year prior, the largest increase of any large U.S. city and nearly three times the national average of 1.3 percent. See it all in charts.
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Sales of existing homes have been robust through the winter months so far in NoPho, the I-17 corridor from Norterra to New River, even as sales across the West and the rest of the country slowed.
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