Too Many Houses in Phoenix? | Phoenix Real Estate Market Update

by Caitlin McKeague

Too many houses in Phoenix? The number of building permits for both single family and multifamily are increasing. Combining that with the increase in resale supply presents the question - will we have an over supply of homes?

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