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Phoenix · Maricopa County

Home Appraisals in Phoenix, Arizona

Independent residential appraisals across Phoenix for homeowners, buyers, attorneys, trustees and agents, with careful neighborhood level analysis in a very large and varied city.

Michael Swart, Arizona Certified Residential Appraiser, License CRA-22344. Based in Chandler; Michael travels to the property. Call 480-254-5171.

Neighborhood by neighborhood

Phoenix covers a huge area, and value can change from one neighborhood to the next. Central Phoenix has historic districts such as Willo, Encanto Palmcroft and Coronado with homes from the early and middle twentieth century. Arcadia has large irrigated lots near Camelback Mountain, where a remodel, a rebuild or the lot itself can drive value. Ahwatukee, south of South Mountain, has its own mix of hillside, golf and family subdivisions, while Laveen, north Phoenix and Desert Ridge have newer master planned neighborhoods.

What Michael looks at in Phoenix

  • Historic district status, original character and the quality of later remodeling.
  • Lot size, irrigation and views, especially in Arcadia and near the mountain preserves.
  • Teardown and rebuild activity, where the lot can matter more than the existing home.
  • Freeway, light rail and busy corridor influences on individual streets.
  • 2 to 4 unit properties in older central neighborhoods.

Common Phoenix assignments

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FAQ

Common questions

Do you appraise historic homes in central Phoenix?

Yes. Let Michael know if the home is in a historic district or has been significantly altered so the scope is set correctly.

Do you cover Ahwatukee and Laveen?

Yes. All of Phoenix is in the service area, including Ahwatukee, Laveen, Desert Ridge and north Phoenix.

What if the home is likely to be torn down by the next buyer?

The analysis considers the market for the property as it is, which can include the value of the lot. The report explains how that was handled.

How do I request an appraisal in Phoenix?

Use the request form on the homepage or call 480-254-5171.