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The Phoenix housing market isn’t frozen — it’s evolving.
And for homeowners heading into 2026, understanding how it’s changed matters more than trying to time it perfectly.
In this episode of The House of Ravenscroft, Eric Ravenscroft breaks down what’s actually happening on the ground in the Phoenix Metro and why selling in today’s market requires a very different mindset than it did just a few years ago.
This episode isn’t about predictions or pressure. It’s about clarity — especially for homeowners who aren’t ready to list tomorrow but want to understand their options before decisions become urgent.
Inside this episode, Eric pulls back the curtain on how buyer behavior, seasonality, and inventory shifts are reshaping seller leverage — and why some homes are still selling well while others sit.
Eric covers the biggest forces shaping home sales in Phoenix heading into 2026, including:
Why the market has shifted — not crashed — and what that means for pricing power
How holiday and winter listings can outperform expectations due to reduced competition
Why spring isn’t automatically better for sellers — and how more inventory changes buyer leverage
How Phoenix’s seasonal rhythm impacts attention, urgency, and negotiation strength
Why positioning now matters more than timing or urgency
How showing possibility — not just features — is driving buyer decisions
When selling isn’t the right move at all, and why holding or renting can create better outcomes
Whether you’re considering selling soon, waiting for the “right” moment, or simply trying to understand where your home fits in today’s Phoenix market, this episode gives you real-world context — not headlines.
This is the final episode of 2025, and it’s designed to help homeowners enter 2026 informed, confident, and prepared — no matter which direction they choose.
👉 Want clarity on how today’s market applies to your home or neighborhood?
Visit TheRavenscroftGroup.com to connect with Eric.
🎧 Real context. No pressure. Clear strategy for Phoenix homeowners heading into 2026.
By Eric RavenscroftThe Phoenix housing market isn’t frozen — it’s evolving.
And for homeowners heading into 2026, understanding how it’s changed matters more than trying to time it perfectly.
In this episode of The House of Ravenscroft, Eric Ravenscroft breaks down what’s actually happening on the ground in the Phoenix Metro and why selling in today’s market requires a very different mindset than it did just a few years ago.
This episode isn’t about predictions or pressure. It’s about clarity — especially for homeowners who aren’t ready to list tomorrow but want to understand their options before decisions become urgent.
Inside this episode, Eric pulls back the curtain on how buyer behavior, seasonality, and inventory shifts are reshaping seller leverage — and why some homes are still selling well while others sit.
Eric covers the biggest forces shaping home sales in Phoenix heading into 2026, including:
Why the market has shifted — not crashed — and what that means for pricing power
How holiday and winter listings can outperform expectations due to reduced competition
Why spring isn’t automatically better for sellers — and how more inventory changes buyer leverage
How Phoenix’s seasonal rhythm impacts attention, urgency, and negotiation strength
Why positioning now matters more than timing or urgency
How showing possibility — not just features — is driving buyer decisions
When selling isn’t the right move at all, and why holding or renting can create better outcomes
Whether you’re considering selling soon, waiting for the “right” moment, or simply trying to understand where your home fits in today’s Phoenix market, this episode gives you real-world context — not headlines.
This is the final episode of 2025, and it’s designed to help homeowners enter 2026 informed, confident, and prepared — no matter which direction they choose.
👉 Want clarity on how today’s market applies to your home or neighborhood?
Visit TheRavenscroftGroup.com to connect with Eric.
🎧 Real context. No pressure. Clear strategy for Phoenix homeowners heading into 2026.