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Selling Your Home in Peoria
A clear plan from preparation to your next home, with a price you can understand and marketing built to be noticed.
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Selling your home in Peoria depends on which Peoria
Selling your home in Peoria means pricing against the right part of a long city. Peoria runs north from older neighborhoods to newer communities such as Vistancia, all the way to Lake Pleasant Regional Park. A home in the older south end and a newer home in the north draw different buyers and compare to different sales.
Talk through your Peoria sale
How I sell Peoria homes
I’m Valerie Moe, with Keller Williams Realty Sonoran Living. I walk your home first, then compare it with recent sales of similar homes in your part of Peoria, adjusted for size, lot, age and updates. I don’t quote a value before I’ve seen the home. See how I price a home.
Competing with newer homes
If your home is in an older neighborhood, buyers may also be touring newer homes farther north. Clear pricing, smart repairs and good presentation help your home hold its own. See preparing your home and how I present a home.
Details buyers ask about
Buyers ask about schools and drives. Peoria Unified serves most of the city, and we confirm your assigned schools by address. For drives, we note your access to Loop 101 and Loop 303.
Next steps
See Peoria, what your home is worth in Peoria, or my full approach to selling. Contact me, or return to the home page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the part of Peoria I live in change my price?
Yes. The older south end and the newer north end compare to different sales, so we price against homes like yours nearby.
Which freeways matter to Peoria buyers?
Loop 101 and Loop 303 are the main freeways, and buyers ask how close a home is to them.
Peoria
What selling your home looks like in Peoria
A West Valley city stretching from older neighborhoods to newer communities near Lake Pleasant.
Peoria is a West Valley city running from older neighborhoods north to Lake Pleasant.
- The homes
- Runs north from older neighborhoods to newer communities such as Vistancia.
- Schools people ask about
- Peoria Unified for most of the city.
- Getting around
- Loop 101 and Loop 303 are the main freeways.
- Nearby
- Lake Pleasant Regional Park at the city's northern end, and the Peoria Sports Complex, which hosts spring training.
Free guide
The Seller Blue-Print Guide
The six steps I use to prepare, price, present, market, negotiate and close, so you know what happens next before it happens.
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