Anthem · Trading Up
Trading Up in Anthem
Sell what you have and buy what you need in the right order, without carrying two payments longer than necessary.
Trading up in Anthem without leaving Anthem
Trading up in Anthem often means staying in the community you know and moving to more: a larger floor plan, a bigger lot in Anthem West, a golf home in Anthem Country Club, or a multi-generational plan in Circle Mountain Ranch.
Plan both sides of your move
How I coordinate an Anthem move-up
I’m Valerie Moe, with Keller Williams Realty Sonoran Living. With both homes in Anthem, I can represent you on both sides and keep the dates aligned. We start with your equity, then decide the order: sell first, buy first, or close both close together. See a focused search.
Selling your current Anthem home first
Your current home will compete with similar plans nearby, so preparation matters. We decide which updates are worth making and time photography for when the home looks best. See preparing a home for market.
Plan both sides
Read my trading-up approach or explore Anthem neighborhoods. Contact me, or return to the home page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I trade up and stay in Anthem?
Yes. Many owners move to a larger plan, a bigger lot in Anthem West or a golf home in Anthem Country Club.
Can you represent me on both sides?
Yes. With both homes in Anthem, one person keeps the dates aligned.
Will my schools change if I move within Anthem?
Possibly. Deer Valley Unified serves Anthem, but assigned schools vary by address, so we confirm them for your next home.
Anthem
What trading up looks like in Anthem
A master-planned community along the I-17 corridor at the north edge of Phoenix.
Anthem is a master-planned community along I-17 at the north edge of Phoenix, begun by Del Webb in 1998.
- The homes
- A master-planned community built by Del Webb beginning in 1998, with about 10,000 homes.
- Schools people ask about
- Deer Valley Unified (Boulder Creek High School and several K-8 schools, including Anthem School, Diamond Canyon, Gavilan Peak and Canyon Springs).
- Getting around
- About 30 miles north of downtown Phoenix along I-17. Areas west of I-17 are within the City of Phoenix for police and fire.
- Nearby
- Anthem Community Park with ball fields and a fishing lake.
Free guide
Selling and Buying at the Same Time
How to time your sale and your next purchase so you avoid two housing payments, a gap between homes, or a rushed decision.
Trading Up: keep exploring
Ready to make your move with Valerie Moe?