
Builder Direct Purchase Options for Arizona Homeowners
In some situations, selling a home through the open market is not the most practical option. As part of our Property Solutions approach, we work with multiple qualified home builders who may purchase certain properties directly. This allows homeowners to explore discreet, off-market offers and decide whether a builder purchase makes sense for their situation.
Why Homes Like This Matter
Over the past eight months, the scale of this home has become unmistakable. Steel and concrete now rise from the site in a way that makes clear this is not a typical build. Homes of this caliber are rarely undertaken and often take years to complete, making ownership as much about patience and permanence as design.

If Something Is Preventing You From Selling Your Arizona Property, Here’s What You Should Know
If something is preventing you from selling your Arizona property, you may have more options than you think. This article breaks down common obstacles, available resources, and different paths to getting a property sold once problems are resolved.

Kierland Greens Condos in North Scottsdale: Community Overview
Kierland Greens is a gated condominium community in North Scottsdale known for its strong value, two garage spaces per unit, and proximity to the Westin Kierland, Kierland Commons, and Scottsdale Quarter. This guide breaks down what buyers need to know about the community, amenities, HOA fees, and current availability

Metro Phoenix Housing Update | December 2025
The housing market in the Metro Phoenix area is behaving almost exactly opposite of what traditional market fundamentals would suggest. Days on Market currently sits at 96 days, and the Supply and Demand Ratio is at 28.7%. These are levels we have not seen since the bottom of the 2008 housing crash in 2011.
Why Arizona Buyers Walk Away Over Small Details Sellers Ignore
Most Arizona sellers think buyers walk away over price. In reality, small presentation details like lighting, clutter, and personalization often cause hesitation long before an offer is written.

Fun Things to Do in Arizona: Hiking the Bright Angel Trail in the Grand Canyon
If you’re putting together a list of unforgettable things to do in Arizona, hiking down the Bright Angel Trail should be near the top.
This is one of the most popular trails in the Grand Canyon, and for good reason. It is well maintained, easy to follow, and gives you nonstop views that remind you very quickly how massive the canyon really is.

You Might Be Wasting Thousands on the Wrong APS Electric Plan
Most homeowners assume a high electric bill is just part of living in Arizona. But in many cases, the real issue is not usage, it is the electric plan itself. A quick comparison can reveal thousands of dollars in unnecessary costs hiding in plain sight.

The Best Pecan Pie Recipe Ever (With Video and Full Instructions)
This is our go-to pecan pie recipe for the holidays. A flaky crust, rich filling, and simple steps that make it easy to get consistent results every time.
Wishing You a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Plus an Excellent Pecan Pie Recipe
Our family tradition on Christmas Eve is baking pecan pies to share with family and friends. I have not shared this recipe in a while, so here it is.

Fun Things To Do In Arizona, The McCormick Ranch Railroad Park
Pizza on a park bench, train rides, and letting the kids play until the sun went down — McCormick Ranch Railroad Park has been a favorite family tradition for years. From the carousel to the holiday lights, it’s one of those places that turns simple evenings into lasting memories and remains one of the best fun things to do in Arizona for families.
Bundle & Save: How the Hankerson Team Helps Buyers and Sellers Save Thousands
Bundle & Save
Sell your current home. Buy your next home. Save thousands.
Buying or selling a home is one of the largest financial decisions most people will ever make. Yet many consumers do not realize that how your real estate and mortgage are structured together can have a significant impact on your bottom line