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Take the sting out of April 15 by enjoying Tax Day specials available at multiple establishments around the Valley. DINING, PAGE 3

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Things to do FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

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Earth Day and Arbor Day Celebration

Flancer’s 5K Run

Test the tensile strength of your hair and show what you’re made of at the Museum of Science and Sustainability at the new Chandler Museum. You’ll also get to compare the mettle of different metals and use ferrofluids to see magnetism in action.

Participate in Earth Dayinspired arts and crafts hands-on activities and live animal presentations at the Environmental Education Center. Discover ways to live an eco-friendly lifestyle from an array of exhibitors, vendors and community partners.

My Nana’s Best-Tasting Salsa Challenge & Jose Cuervo Margarita Mix-Off

Details: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat-

Details: 9 a.m.-noon Sat-

Nemr is a Lebanese/American stand-up comedian who is credited with establishing and pioneering the stand-up comedy scene throughout the Middle East, where he performs in English.

Details: April 12-13. 7:30

p.m. Friday, 7 p.m. Saturday. Tempe Improv, 930 E. University Drive. $25-$40 + tax, service charge and twodrink minimum. 480-9219877, www.nemrcomedy.com.

urday, April 13. Chandler Museum & McCullough-Price House, 300 S. Chandler Village Drive. Free. 480-7822717, www.chandlermuseum.org.

urday, April 13. City of Chandler Environmental Education Center, 4050 E. Chandler Heights Road. Free. 480-782-2894, www.chandleraz.gov.

For the event’s 35th anniversary, the prizes have been increased to total $3,500, with the grand prize winner walking away with $1,500. This event features the signature salsa competition as well as a brand new nonprofit category and a Jose Cuervo Margarita Mix-Up.

Details: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat-

urday, April 13. Sloan Park, 2330 W. Rio Salado Parkway, Mesa. $5-$15. 480-6680500, www.sloanpark.com.

It’s a 5K Run/Walk/Skip or whatever, with your favorite pooch ... or goat. Doesn’t matter, it’s all for charity and it’s a heck of a lot of fun to get out on a Saturday and spend time with your human and furry friends.

Details: 7:30-10:30 a.m.

Saturday, April 13. Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch, 2757 E. Guadalupe Road, Gilbert. $35 before March 25th; $40 March 26th-April 12th. 480-326-9077, www.riparianinstitute.org/.

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Get Tax Day deals at these Valley restaurants Oak’s Diner & Flapjacks

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Find comfort in the Tax Break Burger ($7.95, cheese for $1 additional) made with an 8-ounce patty and accompanied by French fries and a soda. Details: 6219 E. Cave Creek Road, Cave Creek. 480-488-5704.

Perhaps the last thing on your mind is numbers by the time Tax Day rolls around. Fortunately, metro Phoenix restaurants are ready to give you a break with discount on food and beverages to celebrate putting a fork in last year’s taxes on April 15. Check out these Tax Day deals, which are good all day on April 15 only, except where noted.

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Nico Heirloom Kitchen Stop in and get happy-hour pricing all day, including $5 barrel-aged cocktails and drafts, and half-oﬀ all bottles of wine and select appetizers. Details: 366 N. Gilbert Road, Gilbert. 480-584-4760, nicoaz.com.

Happy hour lasts until closing at The Vig. JEREMIAH TOLLER/SPECIAL FOR THE REPUBLIC

Phoenix Ale Brewery Central Kitchen Treat yourself to an order of pretzel bites topped with caraway and served with Biltmore Blonde cheese fondue ($4.15, regularly $9) and pair it with an Uptown Rita margarita or build-yourown-daiquiri ($4.15, regularly $9). Deals are good on dine-in orders only. Details: 5813 N. Seventh Street, Phoenix. 602-313-8713, centralkitchenaz.com.

The Vig Restaurants Partake in happy-hour pricing from 4 p.m. to close on wine, beer and cocktails. Details: 4041 N. 40th St., Phoenix. 602-553-7227. Also, 10199 E. Bell Road, Scottsdale. 480-935-2949. Other locations at thevig.us.

Get $10.99 off your bill of $50 or more at Match. MICHAEL CHOW/THE REPUBLIC

Spinelli’s Pizzeria

Sauce Pizza and Wine Unwind over $4.15 glasses of wine or beer. Deal applies to glasses $7 and under and is not valid with other discounts or oﬀ ers. Limit one oﬀ er per guest. Details: 3426 E. Baseline Road, Mesa. 480-497-3500. Also, 14418 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale. 480-321-8800. Other locations at saucepizzaandwine.com.

Get your hands on one free fried Oreo dessert with any purchase when you give the secret code “Tax Man” to your server. Details: 420 S Mill Ave., Tempe. 602800-5300, spinellispizzeria.com.

Fired Pie The Tax Break Burger meal at Oak's Diner & Flapjacks. OAK'S DINER & FLAPJACKS

NPX will feature a $5 Income Tax Martini. NPX: A NEIGHBORHOOD JOINT

From 5-10 p.m., get $10.99 oﬀ your bill of $50 or more. Deal may not be combined with other oﬀ ers. Details: FOUND RE: Phoenix Hotel, 1100 N. Central Ave., Phoenix. 602-8758080, matchphx.com.

Details: 6440 S. Rural Road, Tempe. 480-345-0044. Also, 22703 S. Ellsworth Road, Queen Creek. 480-987-0192. Other locations at serranosaz.com.

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Serrano’s Mexican Restaurants

Give yourself a break with happy hour all day and the special $5 Income Tax Martini. Also, all dinners and sandwiches on the menu will be priced at $10.40 each. Details: 4717 E. Bell Road, Phoenix.

Match Restaurant & Lounge

Regain your strength with the taco, rice and beans special for $4.15. Diners must mention “Tax Day” when ordering to get the deal.

On April 15-17, get 20 percent oﬀ any online order with the code 581-680-690. Details: 16222 N. 83rd Ave., Peoria. 623-208-4330. Also, 12811 N. Tatum Blvd., Phoenix. 480-666-8160, giordanos.com.

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Marcellino Ristorante Unwind with the special Taxtini ($15) made with Stoli vodka and Chef Marcellino Verzino’s homemade limoncello. Also, take advantage of Lite Bite and Sip Specials at the bar all night. Details: 7114 E. Stetson Drive, Scottsdale. 489-990-9500, marcellinoristorante.com.

Get a one-topping pizza is $4.15 with the purchase of a beverage. The deal is available at restaurants only and not through third-party delivery. Details: 2015 S. Alma School Road, Mesa. 480-656-1283. Also, 13070 W. Rancho Santa Fe, Avondale. 623-2667998. Other locations at ﬁ redpie.com.

Grimaldi’s Pizzeria Get the 16-inch traditional cheese pizza for $10.40. Details: 9788 W. Northern Ave., Peoria. 623-486-4455. Also, 7131 W. Ray See TAX DAY , Page 4

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BurgerFi Get a BurgerFi double cheeseburger for $4.15, through the app burgerfi .com/ rewards. Off er is valid with the app only. Limit one cheeseburger per person. Details: 927 E. University Drive, Tempe. 480-912-4367. Also, 1939 S. Val Vista Drive, Mesa. 480-545-9720, burgerfi .com.

Kona Ice For its National Chill Out Day, the truck will be handing out free shave ice at various locations on Tax Day: ❚ Fountain Park (12925 N Saguaro Blvd, Fountain Hills) from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Kona Ice will give away shave ice on April 15. KATHRYN HUYGE

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Simply doing nothing in retirement is exhausting Your Turn Tom Speropulos Guest columnist

Retirement. The word itself conjures up wonderful visions of being on vacation all the time, playing paddleball with well-toned men and women, and taking trips to watch the bulls of Pamplona run down drunken college students on spring break. The problem is, I am a lazy slug. Ever since retiring, I’ve been motivated to do nothing all day. I’ve been told that when folks retire, they need to have a hobby to keep them active. That’s all well and good, but in my view, getting out of bed before noon qualiﬁ es as active. I never had any hobbies during my working career, unless one counts making it through the work-

day and surviving the commute home a hobby. Now, binge-watching reruns of “Wheel of Fortune” is the closest I come to having a real hobby. Pat, I’d like to buy a vowel: an “E.” While my wife runs oﬀ to her volunteer work caring for hospice patients, I stay home debating whether to Google for the Naughty Women of East Germany or ﬁ x our leaky toilet. Oh sure, I did do the dishes today — well, I turned the knob to start the dishwasher. Laundry, the same thing: turn the knob, dump in the soap, start. I never sort the clothes. Whites, colors, whatever, all go in one load. I’ve overloaded our washer so many times that the spin cycle serves as a carnival death-ride for long-forgotten socks trapped in drier limbo. After I put the wash in the drier, I set

the heat on high in hopes that everything will shrink down to the size of a postage stamp so I won’t ever have to wash them again. Stalling to avoid doing anything too productive, I stop and listen to the hum of the bedsheets in the drier tying themselves into a tangled ball as they fi ght for space. I regularly avoid folding the fi tted bedsheets, since it requires a degree in engineering and a detailed knowledge of the art of origami to pull off . Staring out the window, I look to see if any of my neighbors are doing anything out of the ordinary or illegal for me to watch. Hmmm? Bob is wearing shorts and mowing his lawn in the middle of a workday. That’s suspicious — he never wears shorts. Idling about, I begin looking at the books in my offi ce. I read a bit here and there. I have a moment of inspiration. I stop to eat a banana. Potassium is good

for the heart, I rationalize. Not that I have done anything to wear it out today, but better safe than sorry. Done with my snack, I check my email and Facebook page for the hundredth time today. No one writes or posts to me. I am invisible to the world. Why do I have all of these friends if they aren’t going to respond to my latest animals-are-so-funny-you-could-dielaughing video. Ingrates, all of them. Ha! A look-a-chicken moment happens when I spot one of our neighborhood’s feral cats wandering through our backyard. I race outside, fl ailing my arms at it to chase it off before it has time to crap in my garden. Satisfi ed I’ve done too much work for one day, I decide to take a nap. Tomorrow, I’ll do more. Really! Tom Speropulos was born in Phoenix. He is a photographer and worked for the city of Chandler. He lives in northeast Mesa. Reach him at sperot@cox.net.

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fentanyl patches and about 11,000 hydrocodone and oxycodone pills from people who received prescriptions for them. Investigators who searched her home in January found about $1.8 million in bitcoin in her cryptocurrency wallet and $234,000 in cash, according to the documents. Prosecutors said three people in Chandler were also indicted on charges of selling heroin and methamphetamine through a business they operated on the Darknet. They were identiﬁ ed as Jason Keith Arnold, the owner of a tattoo parlor in Chandler; David Lee White and Alicia Marie McCoy. Federal agents who made undercover purchases of heroin from their business last year received the drug inside gummy bear packages, authorities said. They determined White and McCoy mailed a large volume of parcels at post oﬃ ces in the Chandler area and were exchanging hundreds of thousands of dollars in bitcoins for U.S. currency at a cryptocurrency exchange company, according to the documents. A message to Arnold at his business was not immediately returned.

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Sunday The Tour de Tempe is a 12-mile bike event that is expected to draw about 1,000 participants riding on city streets. The event will not result in road closures but will result in congested streets crowded with participants. The route takes place near Kiwanis Park, heading north on All-America Way, south on Mill Avenue, east on Cornell Drive, north on College Avenue, east on Alameda Drive, to Country Club Way, south to the Western Canal path, to Guadalupe Road and All-America Way.

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In September 1988, my wife, Jo, and I were blessed to adopt our fi rst son, Jacob. From the moment we laid eyes on him and held him in our arms, he was our precious son. He was the fi rst baby we held as parents and the love of our life. Jake suff ered in the fi rst months of his life because his birth mother had used drugs during her pregnancy. Our little man was suff ering from withdrawals, but people did not know the real eff ects on a child, what it looked like or how to truly treat it. Doctors told us that as long as Jake met his developmental milestones, he would be fi ne. This was not the case. Our son struggled with substance abuse, bipolar disorder and depression for much of his life. Jo and I hurt for our son and wanted to do so much more for him. Life for our family changed forever on Sept. 7, 2014. Our son Jake had allowed a man to come with him for a few days. This man brought drugs into Jake’s home and they were poisoned. The battle with drugs that Jake fought so hard in his life had caused his death. Time went on and the sorrow over Jake’s death was insurmountable. In the winter of 2015, my wife was given a book written by Barbara Drennen of the Pediatric Infant Care Center in Kent, Washington. This center has been open since 1990, treating infants exposed to prenatal substance exposure. Jo and her best friend traveled to Washington to visit PICC. Jo had served on the Foster Care Review Board for 16 years and saw thousands of babies in need of such help. With this in mind, the vision was conceived for a center here in Arizona where substance-exposed infants could be cared for in a nurturing, medical environment. Jacob’s Hope was born. Jacob’s Hope is an interim care center that will provide a nursery designed to meet the medical concerns of substance-exposed newborns and those

Jacob's Hope in Mesa is an interim care center that will provide a nursery designed to meet the medical concerns of a substance-exposed newborn. JACOB'S HOPE

specifi cally suff ering from Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome. Our facility is a 501(c)(3) incorporated non-profi t organization. We provide immediate short-term medical care between hospital and home for medically fragile newborns suff ering from prenatal drug exposure. Our plan is to partner with state agencies like DHS and DCS to provide care for the infants and then training for parents and foster placements. The goal is to provide the greatest level of treatment for these infants and to work in partnership with state and local hospitals at a signifi cant savings to the state. The journey to create Jacob’s Hope has been a faith-based endeavor to open the fi rst of its kind residential nursery in Arizona where we care for infants who are suff ering with NAS. We have a fully remodeled building, are an AzDHS licensed facility and are now an AHCCCS provider. All of this has been achieved with private donations. There has not been a single paid staff member on our team. This has truly been a labor of love. It is our belief that the problems of prenatal drug exposure can best be solved by individuals and organizations who want to make a diff erence. This motivation has led us to create Jacob’s Hope and to do all of the necessary work to open our facility Details: www.jacobshopeaz.org. Brian Jones is the executive director of Jacob’s Hope and Jake’s dad. Reach him at info@jacobshopeaz.org and 602828-2722. Jacob’s Hope is in Mesa. Details: www.jacobshopeaz.org.

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A joint cancer screening program for Valley police and fi refi ghters that began in November has detected two cases of prostate cancer, two cases of skin cancer and a thymus tumor, but all were caught early enough to successfully treat, offi cials said at an April 4 news conference. The partnership with Vincere Cancer Center of Scottsdale, which was spearheaded by Phoenix Councilwoman Laura Pastor, so far has screened 132 fi refi ghters and 32 police offi cers free of charge, according to Dr. Vershalee Shukla, a radiation oncologist at Vincere. The screenings may have saved the life of Jason Underwood of the Chandler Fire Department. “They found a tumor right in the center of my chest,” Underwood said at the news conference. “I didn’t have any symptoms … I just wanted to get checked out and, fortunately, being able to have that access helped us fi nd it early. … I personally think this is an awesome outcome.” Lung screenings had the highest number of detections, with 41 nodules found. Underwood was lucky to have been allowed to undergo a low-dose computed tomography scan for lungs. “Low-dose lung CT wasn’t even approved for lung cancer” until recently, Shukla said. “In 2014, it got approved in smokers who are at least 55 years or older, but because there’s so many young fi rst responders in this state and other states (that) are getting lung cancer, we opened it up and started screenings for fi rst responders at the age of 40.” That allowed Shulka to fi nd Underwood’s tumor and treat him without chemotherapy or other harsh procedures. Phoenix Fire Chief Kara Kalkbrenner expressed gratitude for the program. “The general population has about a 42 to 45% susceptibility to cancer,” she said. “We’re fi nding in the American fi re

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The beneﬁ ts and power of musicmaking are vast across generations. Research shows that babies begin to hear while in utero and that musical sounds help enhance their cognitive and language development. In dementia patients, music has the ability to help boost brain activity and recall functions. Recreational music making (i.e. making music for fun with others) boosts “feel good” hormones while decreasing stressful cortisol levels. Regardless of our age, music is good for us. So, how can we take full advantage of music’s beneﬁ ts in our daily lives, and how can we foster a love of music in the next generation? It’s time to give up the myth that if you do not self-identify as a “musician,” then you simply aren’t musical. This is an idea that is perpetuated by American culture and largely centers around music-learning in classrooms, which prioritizes music performance over music participation. Although most of us won’t be taking the stage at Lincoln Center anytime soon, all of us can sing and make music with others. The Valley is rich with music-making opportunities, from drum circles to choirs, and most welcome newcomers. If you aren’t comfortable putting yourself “out there” quite yet, take advantage of making music independently by singing loud and proud. You don’t have to be a “musician” to make music!

Make music intergenerational Early childhood music and movement courses, like Mini Music Makers at the Musical Instrument Museum, encourage children and caregivers to explore music-making together. Although some caregivers are reluctant to sing along or at home, it’s important to note that young children do not demonstrate musical preference in vocal qualities until they are much older (i.e., they don’t know we can’t sing yet). With this in mind, taking classes and

participating in musical experiences together across generations is a wonderful way to foster musicianship in everyone’s lives. Additionally, informal music classes aid in developmental growth for young children and promote social and emotional wellbeing, language acquisition, and ﬁ ne and gross motor skills.

Make music fun Many adults took some form of music lessons when they were younger, and most quit because they weren’t enjoying the process of learning. When looking for opportunities to make or explore music, pick something enjoyable for everyone. Incorporating music into your daily life can be as simple as creating a soundtrack to share or visiting musical places together. The Musical Instrument Museum offers a plethora of family-friendly musical activities for all ages. Signature Events take place 15 times per year and feature live music, crafts and lectures about musical cultures from around the world. Admission to these special events is included with museum admission. With the diversity of oﬀ erings, there’s something for everyone. MIMkids educational programming provides an opportunity for kids, ages birth through 18, to explore the world of music through guided instruction. With an emphasis on developmentally appropriate practice and making music fun, these classes foster musical and academic skills in participants. Visit MIM’s Experience Gallery to play unique musical instruments like a theremin, Indonesian gamelan set and taiko drum. No lessons are needed to try your hand at strumming a harp or plucking a banjo. The Experience Gallery allows every guest to create their own personalized musical adventure. Creating a more musical life — at any age — is good for us. Be sure to take advantage of the musical events already taking place in Phoenix. You don’t have to be a “musician” to enjoy, appreciate and beneﬁ t from music! Katherine Palmer, DMA, is the curator of education at the Musical Instrument Museum,4725 E Mayo Blvd. Phoenix.

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Arizona icon part of a compelling story of friendship, achievement Your Turn Dana Resnick Guest columnist

There are many times when art imitates life. For me, a play like “Sisters in Law,” making its world premiere this month at the Phoenix Theatre Company, is the perfect example of this sentiment. Today’s audience is hungry for stories about strong women who are making a diff erence in the world and persevering against all odds. Who better to tell that story than Arizona’s own Sandra Day O’Connor and feminist icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg? Twenty-fi ve years ago, a play like “Sisters in Law” would not have been created. The performing arts had a history of placing women in supporting character roles, usually backing their man or trying to “win” the attention of someone of the opposite sex. This story breaks that form and features two living legends who are intelligent, confi dent women at the pinnacle of their careers. As a director, when I start a new project, I always ask the question, “What does the world — specifi cally our audience — want to see?” Right now, the answer is powerful women on the stage. We want to leave the theater feeling inspired and charged with energy. Thanks to “Sisters in Law” playwright Jonathan Shapiro, we can peek into the chambers of the most powerful court in the world and witness the true-to-life experiences of two modern-day heroines who off er exactly that. As the fi rst two women on the Supreme Court, Justices O’Connor and Ginsburg are role models. These groundbreakers demonstrated the value of women supporting women instead of competing with one another. The play exposes us to the idea that even in a male-dominated profession, O’Connor and Ginsburg worked together despite political diff erences. Even when they disagreed, they pushed the feminist agenda forward and ultimately facilitated change at the national level.

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I was an RBG fan before I started working on this play. I knew little about Justice O’Connor, beyond her legacy as the ﬁ rst woman on the high court. After spending nearly a year working with the script, I’ve developed a deep respect for both women. Both persevered despite unbelievable obstacles, both wanted to do the best they could for the country, and both managed to take care of their loved ones. As a working mother of two young children, I am inspired by their fortitude. I like to think that because of them, I was able to travel with my children from Los Angeles to Phoenix to direct this production, with the Phoenix Theatre Company even providing additional housing to accommodate us. I hope people of all genders and ages come to see this play. Bring your daughter and your grandmother to see “Sisters in Law.” Bring your co-workers, your spouse and your boss to share this inspirational experience. There is no better way to get a glimpse into a world that is shrouded in mystery and decorum but ﬁ lled with humor and humanity. Dana Resnick is the director of “Sisters in Law” at the Phoenix Theatre Company, 1825 N. Central Ave. “Sisters in Law” is part of the theater’s 99th season and is running through April 28. In addition to directing this world premiere play, Resnick is a professor of theater arts at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.

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On this date in 1893, an advertisement in the Mohave County Miner offered “loaded dice, perfect work and weight & cannot be detected by outsider. Guaranteed to win. Also the fi nest marked cards made.” On this date in 1911, President William Howard Taft announced he would veto a joint resolution of Congress providing statehood for Arizona because the proposed state constitution allowed for the recall of judges. On this date in 1915, state offi ces were closed in the Salt River Valley as thousands gathered to witness the fi rst spillage of water over Roosevelt Dam. On this date in 1928, the Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society and the Southern Pacifi c Railroad erected a stone shaft over the graves of Union soldiers who were killed in the skirmish with Confederate forces at Picacho Pass on April 15, 1862. April 16, 1915: Melting snow in the White Mountains caused fl oods that took out two dams on the Little Colorado River near St. Johns. Eight people drowned and the reported property

damage was $500,000. April 17, 1911: Sarah Bernhardt performed at the Tucson Opera House. On this date in 1894, the business district of Jerome, then the largest mining camp in Arizona, was completely destroyed by fi re. On this date in 1913, an air blast, generated by the fall of 3 million tons of capping in a Miami mine, killed seven miners. The blast blew ore cars up to 100 feet. On this date in 1930, 17 stills, 2,000 gallons of mash and 40 gallons of whiskey were confi scated by Greenlee County offi cers. On this date in 1931, a government order was issued for the extinction of the wild horse herds in the Coconino National Forest. April 18, 1924: The Chiricahua National Monument was established. On this date in 1924, 1,600 motorists were stranded at points of entrance to Arizona because of an embargo on all vehicular traffi c due to a hoof and mouth quarantine. The occupants of 115 cars at Needles threatened to overpower

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A man was shot multiple times during an argument in the hallway of an apartment building late Monday night in Tempe. Tempe police found a man with two to three gunshot wounds at an apartment in the 1000 block of East Orange Drive, police Sgt. Ronald Elcock said in an email. The man, whose name was not immediately released, was taken to a hos-

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Donna Krebs has owned large, beautiful houses on big properties, and says she’ll never do it again. Krebs no longer wants a yard or a stand-alone house. She wants condo condo condo, literally — she bought three condo spaces and turned them into one. Krebs, 58, lives in Connecticut most of the year, and when she comes to Scottsdale, her condo at Optima Kierland Center is not only a home away from home, it’s a retreat. “I wanted a place that would be like a spa, so that’s why it’s very white and clean,” Krebs said. “This is my relaxation — coming out there for my spa living — that’s what I call it. I feel zen and relaxed.” Her condo is on the ninth ﬂ oor of a 12-story building near Scottsdale Road and Loop 101, across from the Kierland district. The Optima Kierland Center opened last year and features four buildings, two of which have apartments and two of which have condos. “It’s the best nightlife ever,” Krebs

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85131/Eloy

Number of sales This week: 16 Previous four weeks: 59 Same weeks last year: 75 Median price This week: $325,000 Previous four weeks: $304,000 Same weeks last year: $295,000.

Number of sales This week: 19 Previous four weeks: 59 Same weeks last year: 60 Median price This week: $319,000 Previous four weeks: $319,000 Same weeks last year: $297,500.

Number of sales This week: 22 Previous four weeks: 73 Same weeks last year: 66 Median price This week: $193,250 Previous four weeks: $189,500 Same weeks last year: $173,950.

Number of sales This week: 2 Previous four weeks: 21 Same weeks last year: 22 Median price This week: $309,470 Previous four weeks: $288,673 Same weeks last year: $259,584.

4702 E Valley View Dr., $390,000. 14414 S 40th St., $377,500. 13416 S 47th St., $275,000. 4318 E Desert Trumpet Rd., $292,000. 4723 E Summerhaven Dr., $300,000. 12038 S Tonalea Dr., $500,000. 4452 E Olney Dr., $315,000. 4127 E Cathedral Rock Dr., $310,000. 9438 S 51st St., $325,000. 4251 E South Fork Dr., $325,000. 4128 E Jicarilla St., $248,000. 4235 E Equestrian Trl, $350,000. 11609 S Ki Rd., $215,000. 3940 E Shomi St., $337,500. 3847 E Ahwatukee Dr., $325,000. 13017 S 37th Pl., $452,000.

8914 E Yucca Blossom Dr., $286,500. 12542 E Nandina Pl., $349,990. 4300 S Pony Rider Trl, $276,500. 6072 S Cassia Dr., $269,900. 12620 E Crystal Forest, $331,140. 12634 E Crystal Forest, $334,490. 12722 E Nandina Pl., $368,435. 5487 S Red Yucca Ln., $379,900. 8985 E Brittle Bush Rd., $290,000. 8282 E Sand Wedge Ln., $319,000. 7016 S Russet Sky Way, $300,000. 12690 E Nandina Pl., $333,468. 6603 E Casa De Risco Ln., $293,000. 6382 S Mesa Vista Cir, $440,000. 10867 E Secret Canyon Rd., $218,500. 12580 E Nandina Pl., $351,227. 8420 E Golden Cholla Dr., $256,000. 8900 E Greenview Dr., $389,500. 8648 E Jumping Cholla Cir, $220,000.

1755 N Mandeville Ln., $227,710. 1326 E Cecil Ct., $222,000. 1220 E Ontario Ct., $120,000. 208 W 1st St., $65,000. 3125 N Spring Ln., $209,107. 1274 E Rodeo Rd., $145,000. 2049 N Thunderbird Ave., $212,500. 744 W Jardin Dr., $222,703. 1624 E Jasmine St., $174,000. 1121 E Love St., $158,000. 10217 N Battleford Dr., $140,000. 2095 N St., Bonita Ln., $181,500. 114 E Ocotillo St., $160,000. 442 E Dartmouth Dr., $211,000. 1100 N Coolidge Ave., $155,000. 10121 N Burris Rd., $345,000. 288 E Seven Seas Dr., $280,000. 1004 N Coolidge Ave., $126,000. 2056 N Ensenada Ln., $234,900. 3934 N Tulsa Ln., $170,000. 135 W Rio Dr., $205,000. 1250 E Prickly Pear St., $245,000.

4405 W Adobe Dr., $288,673. 5244 N Tonopah Dr., $330,268.

Number of sales This week: 14 Previous four weeks: 27 Same weeks last year: 16 Median price This week: $467,250 Previous four weeks: $387,000 Same weeks last year: $357,000. 15550 S 5th Ave., # 255, $292,930. 3042 W Windsong Dr., $858,500. 1460 W Bridge St., $469,500. 16623 S 16th Ave., $465,000. 155 W Nighthawk Way, $479,000. 1549 W Saltsage Dr., $675,000. 3473 W Mountain Vista Dr., $652,257. 123 W Mountain Sage Dr., $319,500. 1634 W Cottonwood Ln., $304,990. 16209 S 17th Dr., $273,000. 17001 S 27th Ave., $350,000. 16865 S 30th Ave., $294,000. 16216 S 1st Ave., $522,000. 3477 W Mountain Vista Dr., $621,271.

Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 57 Same weeks last year: 63 Median price This week: $320,000 Previous four weeks: $315,000 Same weeks last year: $350,000. 14617 S 1st St., $980,000. 16013 S Desert Foothills Pkwy Apt 2002, $140,000. 4335 E Glenhaven Dr., $291,500. 1650 E Saltsage Dr., $490,000. 3822 E Wildwood Dr., $329,000. 16810 S 28th Pl., $320,000. 4331 E Windsong Dr., $255,000. 14630 S Presario Trl, $1,275,000. 3926 E Wildwood Dr., $255,000. 4418 E Cedarwood Ln., $325,000. 3236 E Chandler Blvd Unit 2091, $135,000. 2130 E Saltsage Dr., $272,000. 16667 S 37th St., $405,000. 4430 E Hiddenview Dr., $320,000. 3236 E Chandler Blvd Unit 1084, $195,000.

85119/Apache Junction Number of sales This week: 14 Previous four weeks: 35 Same weeks last year: 41 Median price This week: $223,500 Previous four weeks: $205,000 Same weeks last year: $181,000. 2237 E 28th Ave., $220,000. 855 E Cochise Cir, $205,000. 4491 E Roundup St., $272,000. 2202 E 25th Ave., $237,000. 501 E Estevan Ave., $195,000. 5526 E 12th Ave., $465,000. 2300 E Pima Ave., $233,000. 118 S Sioux Dr., $62,500. 1510 W Yuma Ave., $33,000. 1494 E 30th Ave., $195,000. 1391 E 25th Ave., $249,700. 1440 N Idaho Rd., Unit 1098, $96,000. 1366 E Mckellips Blvd, $432,500. 2317 E Yavapai Ln., $227,000.

85120/Apache Junction Number of sales This week: 2 Previous four weeks: 5 Same weeks last year: 2 Median price This week: $225,750 Previous four weeks: $222,500 Same weeks last year: $208,875. 854 S San Marcos Dr., Apt C4, $159,000. 2532 W Whiteley St., $246,000. 1056 W 22nd Ave., $229,000. 10856 E Boston St., $229,000. 1871 W Stagecoach St., $208,436. 1685 S Desert View Pl., $193,000. 10436 E Apache Trl, $222,500. 1027 N Meridian Rd., $195,000. 1877 W Overland St., $213,019. 2101 S Meridian Rd., Lot 177, $224,000. 2335 N Plaza Dr., $200,000. 1884 W Expressman St., $203,352. 2050 W 17th Ave., $246,000.

85123/Arizona City Number of sales This week: 10 Previous four weeks: 32 Same weeks last year: 26 Median price This week: $143,000 Previous four weeks: $142,450 Same weeks last year: $135,000. 9166 W Santa Cruz Blvd, $130,000. 10232 W Fernando Dr., $148,500. 8651 W Valdez Dr., $148,000. 16406 S Squatter Rd., $63,250. 10880 W Carousel Dr., $151,900. 8730 W Teresita Dr., $140,000. 11405 W Cabrillo Dr., $107,000. 8261 W Wingedfoot Cir, $146,000. 10278 W Greyback Dr., $165,000. 8815 W Avenida De Amigos Cir # 114, $94,000.

85128/Coolidge Number of sales This week: 14 Previous four weeks: 30 Same weeks last year: 18 Median price This week: $170,750 Previous four weeks: $163,240 Same weeks last year: $133,500. 1955 W Pinkley Ave., $173,000. 1011 W Prior Ave., $163,490. 102 S 18th St., $145,000. 563 S 9th Pl., $212,330. 1711 W Coolidge Way, $145,500. 436 N 23rd St., $178,500. 466 N 10th Pl., $230,000. 692 S 11th St., $162,990. 706 W Gibson Ave., $168,500. 2873 E Bealey Ave., $285,123. 644 S 11th St., $145,990. 2276 W Broadway Ave., $168,000. 6562 W Appaloosa Trl, $385,000. 2126 W Cameron Blvd, $200,000.

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85132/Florence Number of sales This week: 42 Previous four weeks: 100 Same weeks last year: 74 Median price This week: $205,005 Previous four weeks: $201,058 Same weeks last year: $177,495. 11464 E Primrose Ln., $106,200. 6838 E Haven Ave., $157,000. 7524 W Millerton Way, $237,000. 10652 E Primrose Ct., $201,515. 11705 N Miracle Ln., $248,500. 5977 W Silver Leaf Ct., $310,000. 215 E Cholla Ln., $245,000. 11078 E Verbina Ln., $205,000. 6704 W Desert Blossom Way, $299,967. 8088 W Silver Spring Way, $344,790. 11335 E Marigold Ct., $223,255. 5836 W Saratoga Ct., $326,259. 30476 N Juniper Dr., $191,900. 303 E Washington St., $105,000. 4185 N Monticello Dr., $385,000. 24168 N High Dunes Dr., $153,000. 10601 E Verbina Ln., $204,000. 5769 W Saratoga Ct., $252,477. 3505 N Joshua Tree Ln., $34,900. 10705 E Sunflower Ct., $205,580. 3365 N San Marin Dr., $200,000. 6385 W Heritage Way, $229,900. 24241 N Desert Dr., $152,000. 10790 E Primrose Ct., $210,350. 6696 W Heritage Way, $209,900. 6705 E Refuge Rd., $159,000. 322 E Lancaster Ct., $73,000. 23513 N Desert Dr., $174,500. 8007 W Sonoma Way, $180,000. 10863 E Sunflower Ct., $205,010. 17030 E Sunset Rd., $133,500. 23645 N Desert Agave St., $167,000. 5816 W Willow Way, $427,100. 10386 E Primrose Ln., $170,000. 301 E Lancaster Ct., $103,000. 3815 N Hidden Canyon Dr., $223,480. 3911 N Daisy Dr., $251,621. 1299 S San Carlos St., $120,000. 124 E Mesa Dr., $35,750. 5742 W Autumn Vista Way, $238,888. 3844 N Smithsonian Dr., $264,903. 6781 W Mockingbird Way, $235,000.

85138/Maricopa Number of sales This week: 57 Previous four weeks: 151 Same weeks last year: 163 Median price This week: $221,500 Previous four weeks: $220,000 Same weeks last year: $202,995. 21283 N Van Loo Dr., $220,990. 41992 W Manderas Ln., $186,231. 21604 N Backus Dr., $271,000. 41649 W Corvalis Ln., $216,000. 37210 W Cannataro Ln., $209,990. 18191 N Cook Dr., $199,900. 40360 W Hayden Dr., $179,900. 40577 W Thornberry Ln., $179,900. 40840 W Wade Dr., $305,000. 18416 N S ft Wi d D $210 500

18416 N Soft Wind Dr., $210,500. 41901 W Plata St., $230,400. 39963 W Robbins Dr., $245,000. 41130 W Parkhill Dr., $209,000. 41975 W Lago St., $192,990. 40882 W Hensley Way, $244,000. 43924 W Palo Cedro Rd., $171,900. 43794 W Askew Dr., $224,000. 20415 N Gentle Breeze Ct., $238,198. 44244 W Palmen Dr., $172,000. 42347 W Bravo Dr., $400,000. 43902 W Baker Dr., $191,500. 19532 N Lariat Rd., $285,000. 17460 N Rosa Dr., $217,540. 17477 N Avelino Dr., $217,320. 41825 W Manderas Ln., $184,990. 21339 N Cecil Ct., $226,000. 40899 W Jenna Ln., $248,000. 42415 W Ramirez Dr., $249,565. 19859 N Swan Ct., $290,000. 41877 W Laramie Ct., $400,000. 41296 W Jenna Ln., $209,000. 36837 W Mondragone Ln., $198,990. 42296 W Balsa Dr., $247,140. 40917 W Jenna Ln., $248,000. 43449 W Neely Dr., $255,000. 21288 N Reinbold Dr., $212,500. 41932 W Lago St., $214,990. 41222 W Hensley Way, $216,945. 36593 W Bilbao St., $220,000. 43721 W Cahill Dr., $174,000. 43423 W Venture Rd., $245,000. 16970 N Verde Pl., $219,990. 42324 W Posada Dr., $225,000. 40946 W Desert Fairways Dr., $342,000. 41891 W Lago St., $235,580. 40303 W Helen Ct., $200,000. 41568 W Summer Sun Ln., $342,605. 16938 N Verde Pl., $213,575. 42232 W Santa Fe St., $285,083. 42178 W Ramona St., $237,900. 20182 N Snowflake Dr., $325,000. 37682 W Merced St., $211,900. 43535 W Colby Dr., $160,000. 16890 N Verde Pl., $226,135. 41287 W Hensley Way, $221,500. 42218 W Santa Fe St., $319,990. 43467 W Magnolia Rd., $237,900.

85139/Maricopa Number of sales This week: 11 Previous four weeks: 32 Same weeks last year: 28 Median price This week: $220,000 Previous four weeks: $207,000 Same weeks last year: $202,500. 45489 W Tucker Rd., $193,000. 46007 W Rainbow Dr., $210,000. 49614 W Wildwood Rd., $225,000. 45451 W Portabello Rd., $200,000. 44852 W Sandhill Rd., $241,000. 44076 W Pioneer Rd., $200,000. 46008 W Sonny Rd., $237,900. 44066 W Stonecreek Rd., $275,000. 51259 W Julie Ln., $42,000. 44172 W Copper Trl, $280,000. 870 S La Paz Rd., $220,000.

85140/Queen Creek Number of sales This week: 48 Previous four weeks: 132 Same weeks last year: 134 Median price This week: $264,520 Previous four weeks: $266,430 Same weeks last year: $246,972. 1479 W Princess Tree Ave., $241,000. 691 E Myrtle Pass, $223,063. 814 E Garden Basket Dr., $383 558

$383,558. 113 W Evergreen Pear Ave., $319,244. 483 W Cholena Trl, $243,445. 38301 N Carolina Ave., $295,000. 531 W Cholena Trl, $232,995. 36475 N Tahanta Trl, $268,390. 563 W Panola Dr., $241,870. 39569 N Lynmills Dr., $227,000. 40316 N Calabria St., $205,000. 1085 W Spine Tree Ave., $339,910. 3612 E Amarillo Way, $297,000. 1442 W Joshua Tree Ave., $295,490. 2103 E Friesian Dr., $240,000. 35548 N Sunset Trl, $336,374. 40414 N Cape Wrath Dr., $259,000. 42004 N Hinoki St., $295,122. 40386 N Shetland Dr., $209,000. 679 E Myrtle Pass, $252,300. 1104 W Whistling Thorn Ave., $346,173. 1344 W Buckeye Tree Ave., $262,096. 658 W Yellow Wood Ave., $328,157. 476 W Nikita Dr., $231,495. 1044 W Pagoda Ave., $420,869. 38007 N Rusty Ln., $227,000. 1227 W Alpine Tree Ave., $402,426. 40528 N Parisi Pl., $302,000. 1161 E Copper Holw, $480,000. 36427 N Tahanta Trl, $251,570. 834 E Tucci St., $198,500. 1330 W Spine Tree Ave., $234,752. 805 W Honey Locust Ave., $370,000. 748 E Daniella Dr., $227,900. 1636 E Leaf Rd., $235,000. 942 W Whistling Thorn Ave., $278,316. 1108 W Beech Tree Ave., $403,773. 4946 E Magnus Dr., $215,000. 36131 N Desert Tea Dr., $298,000. 547 W Panola Dr., $282,870. 1403 E Angeline Ave., $235,000. 177 W Dragon Tree Ave., $260,000. 734 E Fruit Stand Way, $419,500. 725 E Fruit Stand Way, $450,000. 38275 N Tumbleweed Ln., $318,000. 4962 E Meadow Lark Way, $185,000. 36441 N Tahanta Trl, $266,945. 1220 E Heather Dr., $230,000.

85142/Queen Creek Number of sales This week: 46 Previous four weeks: 168 Same weeks last year: 128 Median price This week: $353,940 Previous four weeks: $382,133 Same weeks last year: $356,000. 20546 E Mayberry Rd., $348,858. 20916 E Via De Arboles, $405,000. 20961 E Via De Olivos, $270,000. 21872 E Puesta Del Sol, $228,000. 21113 E Munoz St., $283,500. 18864 E Swan Dr., $262,500. 19689 E Emperor Blvd, $240,000. 22464 E Creekside Ln., $340,000. 19114 E Hunt Hwy, $127,500. 19116 E Hunt Hwy, $265,000. 22345 E Cherrywood Dr., $330,000. 19435 E Timberline Rd., $589,990. 22790 E Via Del Palo, $264,450. 21440 S 184th Way, $492,500. 21577 E Calle De Flores, $245,000. 22739 E Stonecrest Dr., $379,065. 19906 E Poplar Dr., $722,037. 20539 E Carriage Way, $362,015. 19069 S 211th Way, $410,216. 20162 E Nighthawk Way, $448 039

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$448,039. 22773 E Via De Olivos, $295,565. 22106 E Cedar Waxwing Dr., $625,000. 20834 S 214th Pl., $231,000. 19710 E Peartree Ln., $461,500. 21223 E Pecan Ln., $260,000. 20092 E Russet Rd., $445,230. 25408 S 197th St., $441,664. 19849 E Thornton Rd., $315,000. 21112 E Aquarius Way, $660,132. 23165 S 231st Way, $330,169. 20915 E Cattle Dr., $370,221. 23183 S 231st Way, $357,881. 20864 E North Loop, $350,000. 3783 E Flintlock Dr., $620,000. 19107 E Kingbird Dr., $297,000. 22559 E Via Del Palo, $297,095. 19686 E Peartree Ln., $394,700. 22253 E Pecan Ln., $417,544. 23255 S Via Del Arroyo, $420,000. 23109 S 223rd Pl., $374,000. 22619 E Via Del Palo, $292,690. 20144 E Rosa Rd., $485,000. 22954 E Silver Creek Ln., $418,901. 21810 E Cherrywood Dr., $359,900. 22969 E Desert Spoon Dr., $335,337. 20816 E Duncan St., $199,500.

85143/Queen Creek Number of sales This week: 55 Previous four weeks: 132 Same weeks last year: 160 Median price This week: $225,000 Previous four weeks: $225,000 Same weeks last year: $209,000. 30032 N Yellow Bee Dr., $211,750. 393 E Shawnee Rd., $225,000. 33779 N Slate Creek Dr., $248,000. 28500 N Desert Hills Dr., $215,000. 1147 E Coyote Creek Way, $225,000. 913 E Saddleback Pl., $210,000. 3046 E Morenci Rd., $225,000. 7273 E Morning Dove Ln., $258,295. 28177 N Quartz Dr., $195,000. 3162 E Silversmith Trl, $265,000. 4705 E Sodalite St., $167,000. 670 W Belmont Red Trl, $311,500. 972 E Taylor Trl, $201,000. 1193 W Desert Glen Dr., $255,000. 7235 E Aerie Way, $203,295. 803 W Saguaro Ln., $286,900. 684 W Welsh Black Trl, $299,990. 28233 N Chalcocite St., $230,822. 29193 N Rosewood Dr., $211,000. 30435 N Sunray Dr., $202,000. 2859 E Olivine Rd., $175,000. 4510 E Gagarinite Ln., $240,000. 29728 N Yellow Bee Dr., $214,900. 28572 N Dolomite Ln., $212,000. 802 E Rosebud Dr., $296,500. 645 W Belmont Red Trl, $283,990. 4784 E Chromium Rd., $216,920. 4195 E Coal St., $186,100. 4603 E Gagarinite Ln., $247,350. 7143 E Bobwhite Ct., $219,295. 648 W Welsh Black Trl, $281,110. 33369 N Stone Ridge Dr., $210,000. 30949 N Opal Dr., $245,000. 32999 N Slate Creek Dr., $290,000. 4882 E Living Stone Way, $206,800. 10787 E American Pride Dr., $289,000. 30690 N Coral Bean Dr., $210,000. 29088 N Yellow Bee Dr., $230,000. 3887 E Mi Rd $218 900

3887 E Mica Rd., $218,900. 7121 E Morning Dove Ln., $241,795. 28677 N Roselite Ln., $240,500. 4972 E Living Stone Way, $188,990. 28398 N Desert Native St., $273,900. 585 W Belmont Red Trl, $271,490. 1502 E Mayfield Dr., $217,450. 633 W Belmont Red Trl, $269,000. 345 W Brangus Cir, $241,500. 1205 W Stephanie Ln., $280,000. 2657 E Cowboy Cove Trl, $214,900. 4940 E Living Stone Way, $189,845. 30679 N Gunderson Dr., $244,000. 28035 N Quartz Dr., $197,000. 1284 E Barrett Dr., $235,500. 28934 N Saddle Way, $225,000. 7077 E Morning Dove Ln., $246,290.

85194/Casa Grande Number of sales This week: 9 Previous four weeks: 27 Same weeks last year: 28 Median price This week: $257,000 Previous four weeks: $243,000 Same weeks last year: $260,250. 218 N Rainbow Way, $304,213. 10559 W Altadena Dr., $340,000. 2399 E Rosario Mission Dr., $203,000. 99 S Bolera Ct., $235,000. 502 N Agua Fria Ln., $257,000. 12649 W Ironwood Hills Dr., $325,000. 229 S San Diego Ct., $229,990. 2407 E Hancock Trl, $238,000. 12662 W Hardin Ranch Way, $750,000.

Number of sales This week: 13 Previous four weeks: 46 Same weeks last year: 50 Median price This week: $172,000 Previous four weeks: $170,800 Same weeks last year: $179,500. 58 E Jacaranda St., $215,000. 2128 W 1st Pl., $248,000. 510 N Alma School Rd., Unit 135, $140,000. 1803 W 4th Pl., $228,000. 1500 W Rio Salado Pkwy Unit 74, $151,500. 1561 N Pomeroy, $318,550. 602 N May Unit 105, $135,000. 104 W Indigo St., $247,000. 1508 W 4th Pl., $240,000. 1001 N Pasadena Unit 131, $165,000. 30 E Brown Rd., Unit 2070, $127,000. 633 N May Apt 10, $172,000. 1500 W Rio Salado Pkwy Unit 14, $159,000.

Number of sales This week: 11 Previous four weeks: 57 Same weeks last year: 53 Median price This week: $226,900 Previous four weeks: $195,000 Same weeks last year: $225,000. 2208 W Lindner Ave., Unit 48, $179,500. 600 S Dobson Rd., Unit 73, $147,000. 2466 W Portobello Ave., $290,000. 1730 W Emelita Ave., Apt 1005, $137,000. 1406 W E ld A U it 114

1406 W Emerald Ave., Unit 114, $159,900. 1353 W Los Lagos Vis, $320,000. 1461 W Capri Ave., $226,900. 1547 W Plana Ave., $294,000. 1718 S Longmore Unit 72, $160,000. 1719 S Cholla, $295,000. 1458 W Pampa Ave., $295,000.

Number of sales This week: 9 Previous four weeks: 41 Same weeks last year: 46 Median price This week: $258,000 Previous four weeks: $278,000 Same weeks last year: $235,000. 331 N Hunt Dr., E, $258,000. 149 N Hunt Dr., W, $70,000. 2346 N Kachina, $450,000. 520 N Stapley Dr., Unit 134, $135,000. 640 E 1st Pl., $225,700. 1610 N Stapley Dr., Unit 106, $225,000. 1214 E Greenway Cir, $304,000. 837 E Grandview St., $260,000. 702 N Linden Cir, $282,500.

Number of sales This week: 17 Previous four weeks: 78 Same weeks last year: 80 Median price This week: $216,000 Previous four weeks: $222,950 Same weeks last year: $218,500. 2130 E Dragoon Ave., $243,000. 2251 E Alpine Ave., $208,000. 1818 S Toltec, $204,900. 1539 E Enid Ave., $220,000. 3313 E Impala Ave., $365,000. 528 E 10th Ave., $196,700. 2325 E Fairview Cir, $205,000. 1311 E Harmony Cir, $270,000. 3440 E Southern Ave., Unit 1029, $243,000. 846 S Nevada Way, $216,000. 440 S Val Vista Dr., Unit 63, $220,250. 2118 E Birchwood Ave., $186,000. 236 S Hobson, $100,000. 921 S Val Vista Dr., Unit 43, $262,500. 568 S Hobson, $167,500. 2831 E Southern Ave., Unit 242, $185,000. 1747 E Garnet Ave., $375,000.

Number of sales This week: 17 Previous four weeks: 96 Same weeks last year: 108 Median price This week: $260,000 Previous four weeks: $265,065 Same weeks last year: $244,790. 5731 E Enrose St., $266,000. 4926 E Gary St., $245,000. 6042 E Casper Rd., $220,000. 715 N Balboa Cir, $275,000. 4811 E Gary St., $265,000. 6720 E Encanto St., Unit 49, $260,000. 6240 E Dallas St., $220,500. 6621 E Inglewood St., $320,000. 4506 E Decatur St., $400,000. 6243 E Grandview Cir, $275,000. 6610 E University Dr., Unit 113, $217,000. 6248 E Decatur St., $225,000. 5428 E University Dr., $155,000. 6722 E Mclellan Rd., $265,000. 6424 E Fairfield St., $247,500. 623 N Banning, $305,000. 131 N Higley Rd., Unit 86, $120,000.

Number of sales This week: 22 Previous four weeks: 95 Same weeks last year: 81 Median price This week: $218,750 Previous four weeks: $230,000 Same weeks last year: $207,000.

Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 62 Same weeks last year: 69 Median price This week: $234,500 Previous four weeks: $227,750 Same weeks last year: $199,900.

425 S Parkcrest Unit 315, $90,000. 53 Leisure World, $160,000. 4226 E Crescent Ave., $235,000. 6535 E Superstition Springs Blvd # 225, $202,000. 930 S Rochester, $225,000. 295 Leisure World, $158,525. 4607 E Carmel Ave., $179,500. 1986 Leisure World, $345,000. 4047 E Catalina Cir, $255,000. 3732 E Clovis Ave., $295,000. 44 S Greenfield Rd., Unit 1, $217,500. 1860 Leisure World, $280,000. 4505 E Elena Ave., $220,000. 1354 Leisure World, $249,000. 1815 Leisure World, $200,000. 542 S Higley Rd., Unit 76, $178,000. 1350 S Greenfield Rd., Unit 1046, $210,000. 4556 E Catalina Ave., $225,000. 4508 E Delta Ave., $259,900. 1021 S Greenfield Rd., Unit 1150, $165,000. 4533 E Florian Cir, $272,900. 1021 S Greenfield Rd., Unit 1204, $159,000.

1146 S Avoca, $267,000. 320 S 70th St., Unit 5, $209,757. 8962 E Balsam Ave., $234,500. 757 S Privet Way, $221,250. 7132 E Arcadia Cir, $188,000. 1148 S Avoca, $266,739. 518 S Essex Ln., $246,000. 832 S 78th St., $229,500. 10703 E Enid Ave., $243,000. 7636 E Emelita Ave., $330,000. 637 S Desert Flower Dr., $174,000. 908 S 78th Pl., $240,000. 8203 E Frito Dr., $236,900. 11440 E Wier Ave., $217,310. 456 S Desert Flower Dr., $158,900.

Number of sales This week: 37 Previous four weeks: 120 Same weeks last year: 124 Median price This week: $290,000 Previous four weeks: $360,000 Same weeks last year: $370,500. 7753 E Billings St., $254,450. 2346 N Pyrite, $290,000. 3804 N Barron, $40,500. 9116 E Laurel Cir, $658,034. 8563 E Gary St., $527,500. 1548 N Sterling, $292,000. 10915 E Caballero St., $252,100. 223 N 85th Pl., $180,000. 10919 E Cholla Rd., $167,000. 8802 E University Dr., Unit 34, $214,000. 2061 N Sierra Hts, $450,973. 222 N 90th St., $72,000. 145 N 74th St., Unit 142, $123,900. 7445 E Eagle Crest Dr., Unit 1074, $265,000. 7558 E Pearl Cir, $166,250. 7349 E Halifax Cir, $270,000. 7445 E Eagle Crest Dr., Unit 1008, $390,000. 1749 N 74th Pl., $360,000. 424 N 111th Way, $200,000. 10831 E Dover St., $357,000. 1320 N 102nd St., $500,000. 1153 N 107th Pl., $520,000. 3032 N 90th Pl., $550,000. 3430 N Mountain Rdg Unit 10, $542,000. 11417 E Decatur St., $380,000. 2314 N Trowbridge St., $622,193. 9456 E Jasmine Cir, $975,000. 802 N 95th Pl., $194,000. 11457 E Decatur St., $323,000. 328 N 78th Pl., $278,782. 7445 E Eagle Crest Dr., Unit 1122, $270,000. 855 N 105th St., $392,000. 2504 N Sossaman Rd., $398,900. 334 N 78th Pl., $285,193. 9351 E Des Moines St., $266,000. 444 N 111th Way, $215,000. 1622 N Channing, $489,000.

Number of sales This week: 29 Previous four weeks: 116 Same weeks last year: 141 Median price This week: $259,000 Previous four weeks: $262,500 Same weeks last year: $254,900. 2663 S Springwood Blvd Unit 304, $344,900. 2629 S Benton, $371,009. 7726 E Baseline Rd., Unit 143, $213,000. 2320 S Revolta, $335,000. 8210 E Neville Ave., $259,000. 2644 S Valle Verde, $325,000. 2024 S Baldwin Unit 32, $183,000. 7860 E Nopal Ave., $235,000. 11554 E Kiowa Ave., $310,000. 2064 S Farnsworth Dr., Unit 57, $163,000. 2705 S Wildrose, $366,301. 2101 S Yellow Wood Unit 16, $208,000. 8255 E Kiva Ave., Unit 450, $185,000. 11045 E Monte Ave., $355,000. 8044 E Impala Ave., $207,900. 2064 S Farnsworth Dr., Unit 70, $158,000. 10319 E Idaho Ave., $320,000. 10050 E Keats Ave., $256,000. 9936 E Laguna Azul Ave., $360,000. 2064 S Farnsworth Dr., Unit 109, $166,000. 9651 E Idaho Ave., $340,000. 11404 E Navarro Ave., $385,000. 2657 S Milburn, $265,000. 8150 E Kiva Ave., $214,000. 7252 E Medina Ave., $335,000. 8160 E Keats Ave., Unit 359, $190,000. 10020 E Keats Ave., $246,000. 7954 E Meseto Ave., $247,000. 2402 S Acanthus, $275,000.

Number of sales This week: 18 Previous four weeks: 54 Same weeks last year: 65 Median price This week: $202,500 Previous four weeks: $226,995 Same weeks last year: $220,240. 461 W Holmes Ave., Unit 121, $98,000. 1367 S Country Club Dr., Unit 1009, $228,990. 313 E Holmes Ave., $220,000. 1942 S Emerson Unit 153, $125,500. 1367 S Country Club Dr., Unit 1369, $257,000. 245 E 5th A $153 000

245 E 5th Ave., $153,000. 715 S Extension Rd., Unit 2, $145,000. 948 S Alma School Rd., Unit 97, $127,900. 2422 S Colleen, $390,000. 801 S Drew St., $185,000. 1307 S Date, $259,000. 461 W Holmes Ave., Unit 203, $148,000. 1367 S Country Club Dr., Unit 1370, $236,490. 948 S Alma School Rd., Unit 131, $145,000. 949 W Meseto Ave., $340,000. 1001 W Portobello Ave., $270,000. 607 W Edgewood Ave., $230,500. 3030 S Alma School Rd., Unit 4, $183,000.

Number of sales This week: 42 Previous four weeks: 163 Same weeks last year: 177 Median price This week: $345,472 Previous four weeks: $356,455 Same weeks last year: $316,607. 9532 E Travertine Ave., $294,047. 11034 E Topaz Ave., $411,000. 11444 E Sheridan Cir, $420,000. 11509 E Sonrisa Ave., $286,500. 10331 E Wavelength Ave., $445,177. 10028 E Pantera Ave., $310,500. 5831 S Crowley, $425,792. 4337 S Helix, $395,487. 5051 S Tambor, $320,000. 3017 S Mesita, $360,000. 2817 S Labelle, $267,000. 5644 S Wildrose, $278,985. 10863 E Plata Ave., $385,000. 11124 E Tupelo Ave., $350,000. 11263 E Ramona Ave., $297,000. 10107 E Tupelo Ave., $316,220. 10440 E Osage Ave., $320,000. 3018 S Willow Wood, $340,944. 9503 E Plata Ave., $316,200. 9528 E Travertine Ave., $321,266. 9644 E Talon Ave., $356,455. 10916 E Olla Ave., $335,000. 7354 E Onza Ave., $379,900. 5225 S Vegas, $600,364. 3123 S Wesley Cir, $353,000. 10305 E Plata Ave., $300,000. 9547 E Thornbush Ave., $324,536. 8009 E Osage Ave., $250,000. 2928 S Olivewood, $425,000. 9922 E Acceleration Dr., $299,990. 3053 S Yellow Wood Pl., $353,795. 2821 S Skyline Unit 173, $236,000. 4408 S Dante, $400,000. 5453 S Wesley, $416,244. 3117 S Signal Butte Rd., Unit 525, $240,047. 9933 E Theia Dr., $376,000. 10310 E Beta Ave., $713,477. 8854 E Posada Ave., $252,000. 4401 S Electron, $405,821. 10353 E Relativity Ave., $797,734. 5229 S Axiom, $375,900. 4854 S Tune, $325,688.

Number of sales This week: 16 Previous four weeks: 48 Same weeks last year: 53 Median price This week: $337,500 Previous four weeks: $317,500 Same weeks last year: $305,000. 2216 N Almond, $406,000. 2301 E University Dr., Unit 170, $133,000. 2945 E Russell St., $428,313. 3546 E Norwood Cir, $675,000. 2254 E U i it D U it 2

2254 E University Dr., Unit 2, $251,238. 2433 E Enrose St., $310,000. 2548 N 32nd St., $435,000. 2646 E Hale St., $365,000. 2254 E Fountain St., $281,500. 528 N Whiting, $223,000. 3430 E Contessa Cir, $415,000. 2505 E Lehi Rd., Unit 13, $620,000. 2254 E University Dr., Unit 1, $246,592. 2560 N Lindsay Rd., Unit 13, $260,000. 3534 E Dartmouth St., $599,000. 2059 E Brown Rd., Unit 2, $220,000.

Number of sales This week: 5 Previous four weeks: 37 Same weeks last year: 38 Median price This week: $269,000 Previous four weeks: $274,000 Same weeks last year: $267,250. 3120 N 64th St., $274,000. 6715 E Roland St., $249,000. 4055 N Recker Rd., Unit 15, $644,000. 2302 N Lema Dr., $244,000. 5830 E Mckellips Rd., Unit 97, $269,000.

Number of sales This week: 8 Previous four weeks: 55 Same weeks last year: 78 Median price This week: $236,850 Previous four weeks: $263,000 Same weeks last year: $257,250. 1976 N Lemon Tree Ln., Unit 13, $187,000. 1035 W Chicago Ct., $295,750. 2875 W Highland St., Unit 1177, $221,000. 1472 W Morelos St., $368,000. 2100 W Lemon Tree Pl., Unit 70, $205,000. 1804 W Nopal Dr., $304,900. 1619 N Comanche Dr., $252,700. 855 N Dobson Rd., Apt 1073, $215,000.

Number of sales This week: 14 Previous four weeks: 81 Same weeks last year: 111 Median price This week: $278,000 Previous four weeks: $260,000 Same weeks last year: $249,500. 509 N Delaware St., $149,900. 2233 E Nathan Way, $315,000. 288 S Jesse St., $279,000. 2038 E Flint St., $280,000. 618 E Detroit St., $112,500. 601 W Park Ave., $277,000. 920 S Bridger Dr., $272,000. 1480 E Dana Pl., $320,000. 462 S Marie Dr., $385,000. 1450 N Evergreen St., $160,000. 2155 N Grace Blvd Unit 210, $190,000. 2811 E Tyson St., $295,000. 300 N Norman Way, $389,000. 286 W Palomino Dr., Unit 181, $124,000.

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Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 52 Same weeks last year: 56 Median price This week: $269,900 Previous four weeks: $301,652 Same weeks last year: $307,000. 712 N Hazelton Dr., $269,900. 6427 W Laredo St., $175,000. 4613 W Gail Dr., $259,900. 5182 W Buffalo St., $299,000. 1250 N Abbey Ln., Unit 104, $304,303. 3850 W Ivanhoe St., $250,000. 1190 N Judd Pl., $685,000. 4055 W Shannon St., $317,500. 3115 W Stephens Pl., $479,900. 653 N Terrace Rd., $265,000. 4515 W Commonwealth Pl., $347,900. 6102 W Linda Ln., $355,000. 5050 W Chicago Cir S, $252,000. 4529 W Joshua Blvd, $247,500. 3857 W Folley St., $256,000.

Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 69 Same weeks last year: 85 Median price This week: $310,000 Previous four weeks: $300,000 Same weeks last year: $285,000. 704 W Estrella Dr., $437,000. 549 S Bay Shore Blvd, $439,500. 423 N Alder St., $204,900. 147 W Loma Vista St., $268,000. 1232 W Straford Ave., $431,000. 524 S Sunrise Dr., $230,000. 119 W Liberty Ln., $342,400. 108 S Cholla St., $243,500. 1030 S Pueblo St., $387,500. 40 W San Angelo St., $295,000. 1429 N Dana St., $239,000. 625 W Ranch Rd., $470,000. 1450 W Coral Reef Dr., $385,000. 56 S Hawaiian Dr., $300,000. 329 W Brisa Dr., $310,000.

Number of sales This week: 21 Previous four weeks: 85 Same weeks last year: 85 Median price This week: $309,500 Previous four weeks: $322,000 Same weeks last year: $298,000. 3934 E Bruce Ave., $420,000. 1050 N Sailors Way, $309,500. 2683 E Gemini St., $549,900. 3519 E Princeton Ct., $437,000. 937 N Seaborn Ln., $318,500. 637 E Desert Ln., $524,000. 1633 E Lakeside Dr., Unit 164, $220,000. 170 E Guadalupe Rd., Unit 97, $160,900. 170 E Guadalupe Rd., Unit 122, $219,900. 3554 E Washington Ave., $358,000. 1343 N Sun View Pkwy, $245,000. 451 N Joshua Tree Ln., $270,000. 4332 E Park Ave., $319,900. 2736 E Terrace Ave., $237,500. 962 N Cole Dr., $288,000. 1231 E Tremaine Ave., $277,000. 2020 E Freeport Ln., $657,000. 2265 E Santa Cruz Dr., $397,000. 1202 E Hearne Way, $230,000. 2111 E Clipper Ln., $675,000. 985 E Princeton Ave., $290,000.

Number of sales This week: 21 Previous four weeks: 95 Same weeks last year: 142 Median price This week: $289,000 Previous four weeks: $315,000 Same weeks last year: $340,000. 5140 S Tanglewood Dr., $465,000. 25455 S Truro Dr., $257,170. 3375 S Felix Way, $345,000. 25232 S Mohawk Dr., $245,000. 756 W Citrus Way, $410,000. 9035 E Ohio Ave., $147,000. 11132 E Sunnydale Ct., $275,000. 1840 W Rockrose Way, $755,000. 371 W Aloe Pl., $235,000. 23707 S Sunny Side Dr., $280,000. 10233 E Navajo Pl., $283,000. 2511 W Queen Creek Rd., Unit 224, $228,000. 10549 E Elmhurst Dr., $239,900. 662 W Aster Ct., $999,000. 9907 E Sunburst Dr., $335,000. 4143 S Pecan Dr., $460,000. 23816 S Pleasant Way, $285,000. 10427 E Arrowvale Dr., $525,000. 26605 S Boxwood Dr., $350,000. 250 W Queen Creek Rd., Apt 117, $299,900. 250 W Queen Creek Rd., Apt 242, $289,000. Number of sales This week: 23 Previous four weeks: 92 Same weeks last year: 133 Median price This week: $388,000 Previous four weeks: $379,000 Same weeks last year: $375,000. 4080 S Lafayette Pl., $485,000. 3560 E Yellowstone Pl., $422,500. 4570 E Westchester Dr., $311,000. 5130 S Lafayette Dr., $635,000. 2880 E La Costa Dr., $337,500. 1124 E Prescott Pl., $455,000. 2406 E Peach Tree Dr., $239,900. 1808 E Torrey Pines Ln., $159,900. 6907 S Kimberlee Way, $388,000. 1241 E Runaway Bay Dr., $265,000. 104 E Prescott Dr., $427,071. 1612 E Palm Beach Dr., $294,700. 1241 E Westchester Dr., $329,900. 245 E Mead Dr., $562,000. 3022 E Buena Vista Dr., $360,000. 6953 S Oxford Ln., $255,000. 1655 E Bartlett Pl., $440,000. 3762 E Virgo Pl., $417,000. 4102 E Palm Beach Dr., $370,000. 12506 E Haymore Ct., $920,000. 2373 E Elmwood Pl., $710,000. 6154 S Pinehurst Dr., $142,000. 2223 E Bartlett Pl., $469,000. Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 48 Same weeks last year: 57 Median price This week: $240,000 Previous four weeks: $256,000 Same weeks last year: $230,500. 945 E Playa Del Norte Dr., Unit 1009, $280,000. 1715 S Hardy Dr., $362,500. 525 W Lakeside Dr., Unit 145, $399 000

$399,000. 1601 E Cedar St., $278,000. 1005 E 8th St., Unit 3017, $180,000. 1656 N Ventura Ln., $310,000. 510 W University Dr., Unit 116, $205,000. 520 S Roosevelt St., Unit 1001, $323,000. 544 S Wilson St., Apt 103, $157,140. 1601 S Farmer Ave., $235,000. 2344 E Laird St., $210,000. 1325 W Elna Rae St., $316,000. 705 S Starley Dr., $240,000. 1014 E Spence Ave., Apt 107, $152,500. 850 S River Dr., Unit 1098, $172,000.

Number of sales This week: 13 Previous four weeks: 58 Same weeks last year: 52 Median price This week: $318,000 Previous four weeks: $285,000 Same weeks last year: $281,000. 1643 E Laguna Dr., $365,000. 133 E Minton Dr., $295,000. 2728 S Jentilly Ln., $335,000. 1053 E Geneva Dr., $350,000. 2134 E Broadway Rd., Unit 1042, $174,000. 2725 S Rural Rd., Apt 2, $145,000. 200 E Southern Ave., Unit 226, $109,000. 1897 E Alameda Dr., $318,000. 327 E Del Rio Dr., $465,000. 3225 S Birchett Dr., $402,000. 1949 E Loyola Dr., $210,000. 2646 S Siesta Dr., $360,000. 319 E Huntington Dr., $222,000.

Number of sales This week: 10 Previous four weeks: 42 Same weeks last year: 51 Median price This week: $285,450 Previous four weeks: $284,950 Same weeks last year: $267,000. 5602 S Jolly Roger Rd., $510,000. 244 E Oxford Dr., $272,000. 5626 S Doubloon Ct., Unit B, $182,000. 6411 S El Camino Dr., $198,000. 1158 E Watson Dr., $50,000. 1541 E Mcnair Dr., $296,000. 6738 S Taylor Dr., $365,000. 1056 E Sandpiper Dr., $350,000. 962 E Morningstar Ln., $358,600. 1953 E Duke Dr., $274,900.

Number of sales This week: 4 Previous four weeks: 15 Same weeks last year: 39 Median price This week: $364,000 Previous four weeks: $375,000 Same weeks last year: $401,500. 7737 S Alder Dr., $530,500. 9567 S Ash Ave., $353,000. 7709 S Mcallister Ave., $375,000. 1914 E Sunburst Ln., $300,000.

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AZCENTRAL.COM ❚ FRIDAY, 04.12.19 ❚ Z11 Number of sales This week: 11 Previous four weeks: 63 Same weeks last year: 81 Median price This week: $368,500 Previous four weeks: $397,000 Same weeks last year: $340,000. 3060 S Nash Way, $535,000. 1025 S Mosley Dr., $243,000. 1751 E Woodsman Pl., $548,000. 3456 E Kingbird Pl., $368,500. 3130 S Jasmine Dr., $485,934. 3080 S Jasmine Dr., $483,392. 1941 E Redwood Dr., $260,000. 111 W Cardinal Way, $364,900. 1921 E Hawken Pl., $242,000. 2082 E Lantana Dr., $395,000. 3259 S Danielson Way, $340,000.

Number of sales This week: 33 Previous four weeks: 118 Same weeks last year: 116 Median price This week: $329,580 Previous four weeks: $310,633 Same weeks last year: $336,513. 2757 S Pewter Dr., Unit 102, $244,500. 2469 E Hampton Ln., $392,000. 4249 E Carla Vista Dr., $249,000. 3673 E Stiles Ln., $329,580. 207 E El Dorado Ln., $950,000. 1719 S 140th Pl., $720,000. 2102 S Wallrade Ln., $358,036. 4120 E Vest Ave., $265,000. 4480 E Skousen St., $562,132. 4306 E Dwayne St., $489,713. 3847 E Turley St., $376,949. 2010 S Falcon Dr., $250,000. 2714 S Bar Diamond St., $554,027. 114 E Galveston St., $450,000. 1665 E Joseph Way, $252,500. 4046 E Shannon St., $389,000. 1631 E Canyon Creek Dr., $241,500. 4062 E Toledo St., # 102, $235,990. 2520 S Birch St., $322,250. 3709 E Stiles Ln., $311,842. 4301 E Dublin St., $315,000. 4062 E Toledo St., # 103, $251,190. 2596 E Megan St., $261,500. 1869 S Sunnyvale Ave., $325,000. 4236 E Ronald St., $580,936. 2745 E Kesler Ln., $660,740. 2845 E Bart St., $259,000. 4062 E Toledo St., # 101, $245,990. 735 E Hopkins Rd., $705,000. 1537 E Erie St., $415,000. 1814 E Bridgeport Pkwy # 103, $269,490. 4215 E Ronald St., $375,916. 2122 S Southwind Dr., $375,000.

Number of sales This week: 26 Previous four weeks: 84 Same weeks last year: 119 Median price This week: $333,500 Previous four weeks: $317,250 Same weeks last year: $312,000. 17 S Riata Dr., $358,000. 1325 S Bridgegate Dr., $252,000. 906 S Roca St., $32,000. 1482 S Pike Ln., $288,000. 2333 E Rawhide St., $299,000. 2777 E Highland Ct., $279,900. 715 S Cactus Wren St., $840,000. 3526 E Rawhide St., $430,000. 670 E Eagle Ln., $313,000. 1523 S Loren Ln., $347,841. 285 S Red Rock St., $431,525. 426 E Saratoga St., $389,000. 848 S O b L $325 000

848 S Osborn Ln., $325,000. 631 S Lanus Dr., $371,000. 1103 S Agnes Ln., $315,000. 260 E Arabian Dr., $363,000. 3530 E Boot Track Trl, $463,111. 3485 E Silo Dr., $486,495. 4096 E Palo Verde St., $420,000. 4072 E Cathy Dr., $340,000. 898 S Pheasant Dr., $317,500. 843 E Appaloosa Rd., $269,500. 2346 E Cathy Ct., $267,900. 614 E Iris Ct., $327,000. 1552 S Elm St., $343,094. 955 S Banning St., $258,280.

Number of sales This week: 18 Previous four weeks: 68 Same weeks last year: 67 Median price This week: $392,000 Previous four weeks: $367,500 Same weeks last year: $325,000. 4077 E Marshall Ave., $399,000. 3112 E Santa Fe Ln., $356,500. 4058 E Thunderheart Ct., $600,000. 4657 E Reins Rd., $630,000. 2854 E Baars Ct., $432,000. 3289 E Wildhorse Dr., $295,000. 4201 S Red Rock St., $335,000. 939 E Ladbroke Way, $483,013. 4202 S Sawmill Rd., $268,500. 1236 E Clark Dr., $385,000. 2818 E Maplewood St., $440,000. 1089 E Kensington Rd., $600,523. 4529 S Ranger Trl, $507,500. 4596 E Murrieta Rd., $295,000. 2775 E Kingbird Dr., $1,289,341. 3547 E Longhorn Dr., $345,000. 4154 E Waterman Ct., $295,000. 4161 S Luiseno Blvd, $325,000.

Number of sales This week: 31 Previous four weeks: 103 Same weeks last year: 113 Median price This week: $430,000 Previous four weeks: $414,900 Same weeks last year: $389,000. 3446 E Virgil Dr., $680,000. 3704 E Ficus Way, $385,000. 4279 E Narrowleaf Dr., $363,000. 2450 E Bellerive Dr., $390,350. 2508 E Muirfield St., $945,778. 2149 E Tomahawk Dr., $444,000. 2539 E Augusta Ave., $480,789. 3488 E Appleby Dr., $355,000. 25439 S 154th St., $295,000. 2444 E Sourwood Dr., $493,500. 2521 E Muirfield St., $652,240. 21633 S 156th St., $430,000. 6697 S Claiborne Ave., $290,000. 2174 E Mead Dr., $1,480,000. 3168 E Merlot St., $317,000. 5442 S Luiseno Blvd, $382,000. 1975 E Indian Wells Dr., $686,000. 3140 E Eleana Ln., $399,900. 2367 E Cherry Hill Dr., $493,367. 2521 E Augusta Ave., $409,980. 4467 E Kelly Ct., $465,000. 7588 S Peppertree Dr., $674,404. 4016 E Narrowleaf Dr., $277,000. 2937 E Merlot St., $346,000. 4753 E Narrowleaf Dr., $282,000. 2350 E Mews Rd., $390,385. 1644 E Mia Ln., $431,000. 3360 E Arianna Ct., $695,000. 2177 E Indian Wells Dr., $354,000. 6667 S Triana Ln., $702,797. 1899 E Everglade Ln., $714,270.

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into one residence. In her building, it’s common to buy more than one unit and to live in the building part-time. Krebs visits from Connecticut every other month. Her home has three bedrooms and 31⁄ 2 bathrooms. Each bedroom is a full suite with a walk-in closet, with the master suite being the largest. Krebs moved in last July and is thrilled with her new residence, particularly the views. “The view is gorgeous all day,” she said. “I see it right when I walk in my front door. There are ceiling-to-ﬂ oor windows in my living room. Then you go to the roof and see the 360-degree views and say, ‘Oh my God, this is beautiful. It’s absolutely awesome up there.” Krebs has been living in Arizona part time the last 13 years. This is her fourth home in the area. She once had an 8,000-square-foot house in the Phoenix See COOL HOME , Page 23

The condo occupies 2,775 square feet. “The view is gorgeous all day,” Krebs says. “I see it right when I walk in my front door.” PHOTOS BY DAN HAWRYLYSHYN

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area, thinking that people would visit more often than they did. She said the property management company spent more time at the house than she did. She loves having a home in Arizona but wanted a “lock and leave” lifestyle of a condo. “It’s in a safe, secure building and I don’t have to worry about anything you’d worry about in a private home,” she said. “ With houses, I’ve been there and done that many times in my life. I was spending all my money on maintenance and on the pool, and it was always, this isn’t working, this is broken, that’s broken. This is my free time when I’m here. I can do whatever I want and don’t have to worry about the lawn and repairs and maintenance. I don’t even have to worry about packages here. Everything is safe for me while I’m gone.” She also likes the amenities, such as a gym, sauna, steam room, golf simula-

tor, business center, conference room and movie theater. The building also features a public area on the roof with a bar, pool, hot tub and ﬁ re pits. Krebs and her husband, Grant Ulrick, have ﬁ ve adult children. Krebs owns a medical-product manufacturing company started by her late husband. Even though many of her neighbors are parttimers like her, there’s a sense of community, such as buildingwide potlucks. “Everyone has been very nice,” she said. “We’ve met many friendly people.” She calls her condo “perfect” but it’s not necessarily her last home. Donna is open to other opportunities down the line, but will she own another freestanding house? Absolutely not. “I like projects,” she said. “But I would not go back to a house, I can guarantee that.”

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Tempe Race to Alleviate Homelessness: Tempe Community Action Agency is celebrating its 6th Annual Tempe Race to Alleviate Homelessness, taking place on Saturday, April 13 at Kiwanis Park in Tempe. The proceeds of the fundraiser help address homelessness, a significant social service concern in Tempe due to a dramatic increase over the past several years. TCAA operates the city’s sole emergency shelter program in partnership with several faith partners in the Tempe area. The Interfaith Homeless Emergency Lodging Program (I-HELP) assists more than 600 homeless men and women annually who seek safety, shelter and support in an effort to regain independence and long-term self-sufficiency. The familyand pet-friendly, multi-generational event features two courses including a 5K timed race and a one-mile walk. Runners can choose to participate as an individual or as a group for some friendly fundraising competition. This event would not be possible without

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