We have large techs like Intel spending billions on fabrication plants, large insurers like State Farm expanding the workforce, and many others that have either recently moved or announced plans to locate significant employment in the Phoenix area.Arizona Landlord-tenant laws tend to be very fair and by most standards lean towards protecting the landlord.

(American Airlines just announced they're laying off over 17,000 employees...they turned them from temporary layoffs to permanent...) and that trend is likely to continue. #2 )There is also A LOT of political puppetery going on that we won't know where we stand until after the election. 

Intel has announced their 20 billion dollar factory in Columbus, and Cincinnati has their new $250 million stadium.

Our current tenants love the property and they announced that they would like to fulfill a RTO agreement for this property.

@Adam Zamboni A public service announcement to anyone searching online, Redfin and Realtor.com have the most accurate status updates.

I think the explosion is a combination of:The market realizing the value of a cloud based model during a pandemic (or any downturn)eXp had a record setting second quarter while big names like KW and RE/MAX reported revenue decreasesContinued agent growth (50% in one year)Announcement of additional international expansionThe model just makes so much sense to me. 

@Lukas Zupan I was managing a pharmacy (at that time ~14 stores in the chain), when our company announced they were closing 5 stores. 

With the recent announcements by Mayo Clinic the area is growing rapidly.

My risk tolerance is extremely high which has paid off tenfold and beyond by my personal real estate investments in Arizona.Here are the facts that justify investing in Arizona:· Intel announced a $7 BILL investment in Chandler, Arizona = JOBS!

In this case the billionaire has brought in another anchor to the shopping center, and has announced plans to bring a major entertainment venue to the area.