WH YY
$750,000
ITE ES M
LOVE THIS LL HO U' O offered at
This 4.4 acre lot is nestled behind Troon Mountain and offers panoramic mountain views and extreme privacy
When it comes to the North Scottsdale lifestyle and area real estate, The Luckys are proud to be the eminent source for their clients. With 100s of millions of dollars in sales under their belts, The Luckys are honored to be reputed as the most proficient and skilled in the industry.
Goldie Brown Pinnacle Peak Ranch 11990 E Red Bird Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85262 15 LOT | 191,513 SQ FT | 4.397 Acres
LISA LUCKY 602.320.8415 Lisa.Lucky@RussLyon.com
offered at
$599,000
MATT LUCKY
Troon Canyon Estates
480.390.0445 Matt.Lucky@RussLyon.com
11870 E Buckskin Trail, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 LOT 2 | 141,238 SQ FT | 3.242 Acres
Real Estate Corner: 5 Reasons To Buy A House Now! LAURA LUCKY 480.390.5044 Laura.Lucky@RussLyon.com
offered at
$625,000
Sonoran Crest 24228 N 121st Place, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 LOT 29 | 61,086 SQ FT | 1.4 Acres
ForeBatten Foundation: We Are Fighters. We Are Strong.
Events Around Town In Scottsdale
Laura, Matt, and Lisa Lucky 602.320.8415 | Lucky@RussLyon.com View more luxury listings at LisaLucky.com 7669 E Pinnacle Peak Road, Suite 110, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
View our luxury listings at LisaLucky.com
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5 REASONS TO BUY A HOUSE NOW! If you're considering house-hunting during our current market, you might feel intimidated. Bidding wars are driving prices well above asking. But have no fear — there are some great reasons to buy your dream home now!
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1. Interest rates are historically low. "If you purchase a home now, you will be paying less to borrow more money," says Lisa Lucky of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty. NerdWallet states the national average for a 30-year fixed PERTY PRO FE E A mortgage is around 2.838%. In 1981 that figure was 18% — U T from the Q and just twenty years ago it was around 7%. Experts don't owners expect rates to stay this low forever. In fact, forecasters expect The living room has hand hewn a hike over the next year. Even a 1% increase over 30 years beamed ceilings, corner fireplace could mean thousands of dollars will go to your mortgage with Basalt stone and metal accents, and custom automated cabinetry instead of college funds or retirement accounts. discreetly concealing the 2. Freedom to choose where you want to live. entertainment area. Working from home has created more geographic freedom; homeowners are unanchored! Remote workers now have the choice to work from the city, state and country of their choosing. 3. Owning equals wealth building. Renting builds your landlord's wealth. When you own property, you're building your wealth. Your monthly payment is locked in, and you benefit from appreciation. Homeownership — and the equity it brings — is still a key factor in wealth building for most Americans.
Talus at Troon North
This stunning soft contemporary home in gated Talus at Troon North offers spectacular views and overlooks the 5th Fairway of Troon’s Pinnacle course. The home has been professionally designed with sophisticated features and amenities. The backyard showcases a refinished pool and spa with boulder outcropping, tumbled travertine hardscape, expansive patio spaces, outdoor kitchen, fire pit and putting green. The interior is equally impressive with floor to ceiling windows flanking the living room to maximize the views. 10104 E Cinder Cone Trail, Scottsdale 4 Bed + Office | 5 Bath | 6,349 SQ FT | 4-Car Garage Asking $3,600,000 WATCH THE VIDEO AT LISALUCKY.COM
4. Renting can be unpredictable. If you plan to live somewhere long-term, owning is always best. Renting can be precarious — rents can be raised at any time. Landlords determine if certain repairs are done immediately or delayed indefinitely. And in many cities, renters can be asked to leave or billed for relatively minor issues. Ownership offers security that renting simply does not. 5. 1031s are still in play. If you are renting your home but considering buying something larger, this capital gains tax deferment mechanism can help you make that upgrade. If you sell one investment property to buy another, this tax code might allow you to defer paying the taxes on the profit from the first sale until you decide to sell that second property. Many investors never plan to sell that second property, so they are able to quickly move from a single-family home to owning large-scale apartment buildings that they never could have afforded before.
THE KAHN'S STORY. Karen and David Kahn were elated to welcome twin girls Amelia and Makenzie in 2010. But after just 18 months, Amelia began having speech issues. At age two, she was diagnosed with Autism. In early 2017, both girls started experiencing vision issues, and the Kahns received the devastating news that both girls had been diagnosed with juvenile Batten disease (CLN3); a rare and fatal genetic disorder of the nervous system which leads to vision loss, seizures, and loss of speech and motor function. After the diagnosis, the Kahn family created The ForeBatten Foundation. “Fore” means “ahead” or “forward,” and those familiar with golf know it’s a term you hear when something unavoidable is heading your way—much like Batten disease. The Kahn family is taking a swing at Batten disease, and with your help, the Kahn family can raise money to fund future research studies to help all children affected by Batten disease. FORE THE SUPPORT. ForeBatten’s mission is to provide funding, support and hope for the Batten community. They work tirelessly to give children with Batten disease the best possible life, to spread awareness of the urgency to fund new treatments, and to help families affected by Batten disease. Rare diseases like Batten do not receive the same government assistance as other, more prevalent diseases, so we must join together as parents and caring individuals who are not willing to accept the fate of our children.
Why we love roadrunners!
Arizona's large, slender, black-brown and white-streaked ground bird has a distinctive head crest, long legs, strong feet, an oversized dark bill, and is about two feet long. The tail is broad with white tips on the three outer tail feathers. Laura: The roadrunner is an opportunistic omnivore - its diet normally consists of insects, small reptiles (snakes & rattlesnakes), rodents and other small mammals, spiders (including tarantulas), and scorpions. These are all animals that I prefer not to have in my yard so I see the roadrunner as a common ally of mine! Matt: Roadrunner couples defend a territory of about 8,000 square feet. The male is territorial, calling out to warn competitors, and does not hesitate to physically push intruders out of his territory. If there's a roadrunner in your neighborhood that you consistently see, they are more than likely the same bird. We have given our neighborly roadrunners nicknames and enjoy seeing them. They are fearless and not shy of humans - so don't get too close! Lisa: Fun fact! The Hopi and other Pueblo tribes believe roadrunners are medicine birds that protect against evil spirits. Their unusual X-shaped footprints are sacred symbols to ward off evil—they invoke the protective power of the roadrunners themselves, and the X shape of the tracks conceals which direction the bird is headed (thus throwing malignant spirits off track). There's a lot to love about roadrunners' unique history, fearless mentality, quickness on their feet, and territorial attitude to keep their home their own. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do!
OCTOBER 1st-30th | Arizona State Fairgrounds
Sunday, November 7th • 5-10:30 pm | Phoenix Zoo
Arizona State Fair
Wildlights for Wildlife
The 2021 Arizona State Fair will be on October 1st-30th at the Arizona State Fairgrounds. For over a century, the Arizona State Fair has been a gathering place for residents from the far corners of the state. Family Fair Fun is right around the corner with your favorite fried foods, rides and games, animals, entertainment, competitive entries, and more! AZStateFair.com
Gear up for an incredible night in support of the non-profit Phoenix Zoo! From the comfort of your own vehicle, you and your guests will embark on a four-wheel exclusive drive-thru preview of the 30th anniversary of ZooLights – the Valley’s beloved holiday tradition. Indulge in kettle corn and hot cocoa as you journey through the jungle to experience millions of sparkling lights and dazzling displays. Each vehicle will receive a souvenir digital photo for up to six guests. PhoenixZoo.org
TAPS Scottsdale features an outdoor patio with fire-pit, private dining room that can accommodate up to 130 guests and incorporates state-ofthe-art AV equipment. TAPS is a true fish house that participates in the “Celebration of Seafood” by bringing to your table flavors from all over the world. All of our fish and steaks are hand-cut daily. Compliment your cuisine with award-winning ales and lagers, all brewed on-site. Our wine list has received the prestigious Wine Spectator Magazine’s Award of Excellence for the past five years.
Arcadia dining darling and LGO Hospitality mainstay, Ingo’s Tasty Food, is expanding to North Scottsdale after years of being a solo location and recently expanding to downtown Phoenix. The new restaurant will boast an all-day menu starting with pastries from the local favorite LGO Bakeshop and ending with high-end gourmet burgers and the famous Ingo’s Greyhound. We look forward to welcoming this new restaurant into our backyard! IngosTastyFood.com
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5 REASONS TO BUY A HOUSE NOW! If you're considering house-hunting during our current market, you might feel intimidated. Bidding wars are driving prices well above asking. But have no fear — there are some great reasons to buy your dream home now!
UN I
E UR
1. Interest rates are historically low. "If you purchase a home now, you will be paying less to borrow more money," says Lisa Lucky of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty. NerdWallet states the national average for a 30-year fixed PERTY PRO FE E A mortgage is around 2.838%. In 1981 that figure was 18% — U T from the Q and just twenty years ago it was around 7%. Experts don't owners expect rates to stay this low forever. In fact, forecasters expect The living room has hand hewn a hike over the next year. Even a 1% increase over 30 years beamed ceilings, corner fireplace could mean thousands of dollars will go to your mortgage with Basalt stone and metal accents, and custom automated cabinetry instead of college funds or retirement accounts. discreetly concealing the 2. Freedom to choose where you want to live. entertainment area. Working from home has created more geographic freedom; homeowners are unanchored! Remote workers now have the choice to work from the city, state and country of their choosing. 3. Owning equals wealth building. Renting builds your landlord's wealth. When you own property, you're building your wealth. Your monthly payment is locked in, and you benefit from appreciation. Homeownership — and the equity it brings — is still a key factor in wealth building for most Americans.
Talus at Troon North
This stunning soft contemporary home in gated Talus at Troon North offers spectacular views and overlooks the 5th Fairway of Troon’s Pinnacle course. The home has been professionally designed with sophisticated features and amenities. The backyard showcases a refinished pool and spa with boulder outcropping, tumbled travertine hardscape, expansive patio spaces, outdoor kitchen, fire pit and putting green. The interior is equally impressive with floor to ceiling windows flanking the living room to maximize the views. 10104 E Cinder Cone Trail, Scottsdale 4 Bed + Office | 5 Bath | 6,349 SQ FT | 4-Car Garage Asking $3,600,000 WATCH THE VIDEO AT LISALUCKY.COM
4. Renting can be unpredictable. If you plan to live somewhere long-term, owning is always best. Renting can be precarious — rents can be raised at any time. Landlords determine if certain repairs are done immediately or delayed indefinitely. And in many cities, renters can be asked to leave or billed for relatively minor issues. Ownership offers security that renting simply does not. 5. 1031s are still in play. If you are renting your home but considering buying something larger, this capital gains tax deferment mechanism can help you make that upgrade. If you sell one investment property to buy another, this tax code might allow you to defer paying the taxes on the profit from the first sale until you decide to sell that second property. Many investors never plan to sell that second property, so they are able to quickly move from a single-family home to owning large-scale apartment buildings that they never could have afforded before.
THE KAHN'S STORY. Karen and David Kahn were elated to welcome twin girls Amelia and Makenzie in 2010. But after just 18 months, Amelia began having speech issues. At age two, she was diagnosed with Autism. In early 2017, both girls started experiencing vision issues, and the Kahns received the devastating news that both girls had been diagnosed with juvenile Batten disease (CLN3); a rare and fatal genetic disorder of the nervous system which leads to vision loss, seizures, and loss of speech and motor function. After the diagnosis, the Kahn family created The ForeBatten Foundation. “Fore” means “ahead” or “forward,” and those familiar with golf know it’s a term you hear when something unavoidable is heading your way—much like Batten disease. The Kahn family is taking a swing at Batten disease, and with your help, the Kahn family can raise money to fund future research studies to help all children affected by Batten disease. FORE THE SUPPORT. ForeBatten’s mission is to provide funding, support and hope for the Batten community. They work tirelessly to give children with Batten disease the best possible life, to spread awareness of the urgency to fund new treatments, and to help families affected by Batten disease. Rare diseases like Batten do not receive the same government assistance as other, more prevalent diseases, so we must join together as parents and caring individuals who are not willing to accept the fate of our children.
Why we love roadrunners!
Arizona's large, slender, black-brown and white-streaked ground bird has a distinctive head crest, long legs, strong feet, an oversized dark bill, and is about two feet long. The tail is broad with white tips on the three outer tail feathers. Laura: The roadrunner is an opportunistic omnivore - its diet normally consists of insects, small reptiles (snakes & rattlesnakes), rodents and other small mammals, spiders (including tarantulas), and scorpions. These are all animals that I prefer not to have in my yard so I see the roadrunner as a common ally of mine! Matt: Roadrunner couples defend a territory of about 8,000 square feet. The male is territorial, calling out to warn competitors, and does not hesitate to physically push intruders out of his territory. If there's a roadrunner in your neighborhood that you consistently see, they are more than likely the same bird. We have given our neighborly roadrunners nicknames and enjoy seeing them. They are fearless and not shy of humans - so don't get too close! Lisa: Fun fact! The Hopi and other Pueblo tribes believe roadrunners are medicine birds that protect against evil spirits. Their unusual X-shaped footprints are sacred symbols to ward off evil—they invoke the protective power of the roadrunners themselves, and the X shape of the tracks conceals which direction the bird is headed (thus throwing malignant spirits off track). There's a lot to love about roadrunners' unique history, fearless mentality, quickness on their feet, and territorial attitude to keep their home their own. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do!
OCTOBER 1st-30th | Arizona State Fairgrounds
Sunday, November 7th • 5-10:30 pm | Phoenix Zoo
Arizona State Fair
Wildlights for Wildlife
The 2021 Arizona State Fair will be on October 1st-30th at the Arizona State Fairgrounds. For over a century, the Arizona State Fair has been a gathering place for residents from the far corners of the state. Family Fair Fun is right around the corner with your favorite fried foods, rides and games, animals, entertainment, competitive entries, and more! AZStateFair.com
Gear up for an incredible night in support of the non-profit Phoenix Zoo! From the comfort of your own vehicle, you and your guests will embark on a four-wheel exclusive drive-thru preview of the 30th anniversary of ZooLights – the Valley’s beloved holiday tradition. Indulge in kettle corn and hot cocoa as you journey through the jungle to experience millions of sparkling lights and dazzling displays. Each vehicle will receive a souvenir digital photo for up to six guests. PhoenixZoo.org
TAPS Scottsdale features an outdoor patio with fire-pit, private dining room that can accommodate up to 130 guests and incorporates state-ofthe-art AV equipment. TAPS is a true fish house that participates in the “Celebration of Seafood” by bringing to your table flavors from all over the world. All of our fish and steaks are hand-cut daily. Compliment your cuisine with award-winning ales and lagers, all brewed on-site. Our wine list has received the prestigious Wine Spectator Magazine’s Award of Excellence for the past five years.
Arcadia dining darling and LGO Hospitality mainstay, Ingo’s Tasty Food, is expanding to North Scottsdale after years of being a solo location and recently expanding to downtown Phoenix. The new restaurant will boast an all-day menu starting with pastries from the local favorite LGO Bakeshop and ending with high-end gourmet burgers and the famous Ingo’s Greyhound. We look forward to welcoming this new restaurant into our backyard! IngosTastyFood.com
WH YY
$750,000
ITE ES M
LOVE THIS LL HO U' O offered at
This 4.4 acre lot is nestled behind Troon Mountain and offers panoramic mountain views and extreme privacy
When it comes to the North Scottsdale lifestyle and area real estate, The Luckys are proud to be the eminent source for their clients. With 100s of millions of dollars in sales under their belts, The Luckys are honored to be reputed as the most proficient and skilled in the industry.
Goldie Brown Pinnacle Peak Ranch 11990 E Red Bird Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85262 15 LOT | 191,513 SQ FT | 4.397 Acres
LISA LUCKY 602.320.8415 Lisa.Lucky@RussLyon.com
offered at
$599,000
MATT LUCKY
Troon Canyon Estates
480.390.0445 Matt.Lucky@RussLyon.com
11870 E Buckskin Trail, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 LOT 2 | 141,238 SQ FT | 3.242 Acres
Real Estate Corner: 5 Reasons To Buy A House Now! LAURA LUCKY 480.390.5044 Laura.Lucky@RussLyon.com
offered at
$625,000
Sonoran Crest 24228 N 121st Place, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 LOT 29 | 61,086 SQ FT | 1.4 Acres
ForeBatten Foundation: We Are Fighters. We Are Strong.
Events Around Town In Scottsdale
Laura, Matt, and Lisa Lucky 602.320.8415 | Lucky@RussLyon.com View more luxury listings at LisaLucky.com 7669 E Pinnacle Peak Road, Suite 110, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
View our luxury listings at LisaLucky.com