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CommUNITY friends meet for Game Night the first Friday of the month. For ages 12 to adult. Please bring an appetizer to share. If you have a board game you enjoy, bring it along.

Fuel up with healthy food and enjoy an activity provided by the library. Meals must be eaten on-site. (Disclaimer: The library cannot guarantee that food served at this program has not come into contact with tree nuts, soy or other allergens.)

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Come to Changing Hands Tempe for a meet-and-greet book-signing event with #1 New York Times best-selling author and Food Network favorite the Pioneer Woman to celebrate her newest cookbook.

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Changing Hands, 6428 S. McClintock Drive, Tempe. $32.42 includes book and ticket admitting two. changinghands.com.

Bride-to-be Sophie has everything a girl could need for the perfect dream wedding, except for one thing: a father to give her away. From the diary of her mother and former wild child Donna, Sophie discovers three possible dads, all of which she chooses to invite to the wedding, hoping that she will know her true father when she sees him.

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times. Mesa Community College - Performing Arts Center, 1520 S. Longmore Road, Mesa. $18; $15.

These fun, easy-to-learn, beginner classes for all ages are taught by certified Tai Chi instructor Trudy Sherman and are especially beneficial for seniors and those with Parkinson’s disease or other balance issues.

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times. Kaleidoscope Dance, 2848 S. Carriage Lane, Mesa. $12 drop-in class; $40 for four classes. 480-692-0332.

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Buy local, eat local: Farmers markets in metro Phoenix Georgann Yara

Special to Arizona Republic USA TODAY NETWORK

Along with cooler temperatures and warming dishes, fall signals the start of farmers market season, which showcases the bounty aﬀ orded us by Arizona farmers, growers and artisans. Here are some of the markets across the Valley where you can revel in great food, good weather and friendly company.

Southeast Valley 6th Street Market More than 50 food makers and artisans come together for this weekly market at the 6th Street Park by City Hall in downtown Tempe. You’ll ﬁ nd edible offerings from the likes of vegan and gluten-free vendors and mixers by Iconic Cocktail Co. alongside crafters selling wall art, jewelry and more. Look for special events like First Sunday Fitness, holiday foods pop-up and Dogs of 6th Street, holiday edition. Details: Sundays from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 3-April 6. Sixth Street Park, 24 E. Sixth St., Tempe. downtowntempe.com .

Gilbert Farmers Market Marvel at the spectrum of Arizona’s bounty at this year-round market in downtown Gilbert, just west of the town’s iconic water tower. Find produce from Crooked Sky Farms, sustainable beef from Double Check Ranch, gourmet hand pies from AZ Food Crafters, wild Sockeye salmon from Dry Bay Fish Company, artisan chocolates from M&J Chocolate Couture and pick-me-ups from O.H.S.O. Distillery. Details: Saturdays from 8 a.m.-noon October-March and from 7-11 a.m. AprilSeptember. 222 N. Ash St., Gilbert. gilbertmarket.com.

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Chandler Farmers Market offers in-season harvests from Arizona growers such as Jeff Scott Farms and One Windmill Farms. More than two dozen vendors sell things like tea, breads, tamalesand barbecue sauces. PAT SHANNAHAN/THE REPUBLIC

Open since 2004, this market off ers a variety of locally grown produce. Shoppers also fi ll their bags with fresh fl owers, bread, local cheeses, grass-fed beef, Alaskan salmon, frozen green chiles, frozen Italian and Southwestern entrees, organic eggs, apples, dog treats and crafts. Details: Sundays from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. October-May and from 8-11 a.m. JuneSeptember. Ahwatukee Community Swim and Tennis Center, 4700 E. Warner Road, Phoenix. arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets. com.

son harvests from Arizona growers such as Abby Lee Farms and Red’s Rainbow Garden. Cutino’s Hot Sauce, Twisted Munchies and Sun Valley Bees are among the dozens of vendors selling tea, breads, tamales, barbecue sauces, hummus, pet treats and more. Details: Saturdays from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. October-May, 7 a.m.-10:30 a.m. JuneSeptember. A.J. Chandler Park, 3 S. Arizona Ave., Chandler. downtownchandler.org.

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Find a variety of organic fruits and veggies at this weekend market, located behind Big Surf, from the beloved Singh

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Farms. Pastries, bread, honey, coﬀ ee as well as vegan and gluten-free treats can also be found. Need compost? Find that here too. Details: Fridays-Sundays from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 26-July, or end of harvest. 1490 E. Weber Drive, Tempe. 480225-7199, farmersmarkettempe.com.

Power Road Farmers Market This market store is open daily. Located near Power and Warner roads, it stocks produce such as apples, cucumbers, squash, broccoli and pomegranates. You’ll also ﬁ nd local honey, roasted See MARKETS, Page 4

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chiles, tortillas and hot sauces. Details: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. 4011 S. Power Road, Mesa. 480-497-0706, powerrdfarmersmarket.com.

Farmer’s Market at Sun Lakes Country Club Vendors vary at this market vary from month to month, but head here every other week for a variety of locally sourced organic fruits and vegetables and other homegrown items. Details: First and third Tuesday of the month, 10 a.m-1 p.m. October-May. 25601 S. Sun Lakes Blvd., Sun Lakes.

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Open since 2005, this open-air market transforms an urban parking lot in downtown Phoenix into a colorful bazaar. Get your ﬁ ll of produce such as kale, pea shoots, potatoes, squash and cucumbers from growers such as Abby Lee Farms, Crooked Sky Farms and Horny Toad Farm. There’s also spicy sauce from Los Muertos Salsa, desert

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Uptown Farmers Market This twice-a-week market has about 80 vendors on Wednesdays and more than 100 on Saturdays. It has easy parking, live music, cooking demonstrations and food trucks. Look for vendors such as Double Check Ranch, Udder Delights, the Tamale Store, Noble Bread and organic farmer McClendon’s Select. On Saturdays at the Veggie Valet, you can get the fruits and veggies you just bought from the market chopped, diced or sliced onsite for a small donation that beneﬁ ts the non-proﬁ t Careers through Culinary Arts Program. Details: Saturdays from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. October-April, 8 a.m.-noon May-September. Wednesdays from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. October-April. North Phoenix Baptist Church, 5757 N. Central Ave. uptownmarketaz.com.

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Several animals were rescued when a mobile home became engulfed in fl ames Monday morning in Mesa. When fi re crews arrived at the mobile home near West Southern Avenue and West Country Club Drive, the fi re was raging and badly damaged the home, according to the Mesa Fire and Medical Department. No people were harmed, but several animals were rescued, including a cat, rabbit and turtle. Mesa fi re offi cials said there were more pets unaccounted for but that they may have fl ed from the trailer. The fi re burned a second trailer, but crews prevented the fl ames from spreading to a third one. Mesa fi refi ghters were able to get the fi re under control and prevent further destruction. Additional information was not immediately available.

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Take a close look at your health care Your Turn Virgil Swing Guest columnist

I recently came home from spending three weeks in the hospital, spread over three stays. Here are some observations and suggestions based on this experience and ones in hospitals in Arizona, Minnesota and New Jersey. My recent stays were at Mayo Clinic’s Phoenix hospital for life-threatening conditions. I have no doubt I’d be dead now if I hadn’t gone there. I can’t say enough good things about Mayo. Arizonans are lucky to be home to one of the nation’s best places for healing people, It’s interesting to see what happens when a doctor enters a room. Nurses and technicians step back, just as residents do when the attending comes in. I think things have to work this way, but it could tend to make doctors too full of themselves. And it might make all of them forget who is by far the most im-

portant people in any hospital: patients. Arizona suﬀ ers from a shortage of doctors. It would be nice to see that solved. I have ideas on how to do that, but space limits won’t let me do that here. Mayo doctors are better than those in other places in one thing that illustrates the doctor shortage. I call it the “foot point.” Often, when a doctor enters your room, he stands with one foot pointed toward the door. As you ask questions, he’s pointed in the direction he’ll head soon. It does not encourage long talks. I used “his” in the previous sentence because I haven’t seen it in female doctors. I like female doctors better than male ones. I expect both have much the same clinical skills, but women doctors are more likely to treat you like a person. All of medicine could use more of that. I have respect for all the doctors who treated me at Mayo, but Dr. Mira Keddis stood out above the others for me. I’m not sure what eﬀ ect it might have

communication. I think most Americans think, “I can talk, so I can communicate.” Take it from me, a lot of you can’t. Many in medicine seem to think that if they can’t tell patients speciﬁ cs about aspects of their health woes, they won’t say anything. That’s not good. If they can’t give you a time estimate for upcoming procedures, for instance, they should tell you that — along with their best guess on when they can tell you. That’s just one example of poor communication. Finally, for you other geezers out there like me, if you’ve got decent health, enjoy it. Take the trip you’ve always wanted to. You never know how long you’ll have to do this.

Even Mayo is susceptible to an important flaw I’ve seen in other hospitals (and all other complex entities): poor communication. had on my hospital time, but I also like that Mayo docs are on salary, as are those at two other top clinics in America, Cleveland Clinic and Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. The fee-for-service system in use in most places wastes billions of health care dollars and allows some doctors to buy those $6 million Paradise Valley mansions shown on The Arizona Republic’s real-estate pages every Sunday. Even Mayo is susceptible to an important ﬂ aw I’ve seen in other hospitals (and all other complex entities): poor

Virgil Swing, 81, lives in Gilbert and is a retired newspaper editor.

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Living spaces extend outside in this cozy Gilbert home Georgann Yara

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After a hectic week, some seek relief at a spa, retreat to a yoga class or hike a mountain to fi nd some peace. For Ross and Erin Murray, however, the opportunity to decompress is just a few steps from the master suite of their Gilbert home. A private zen area sits just off their bedroom, complete with plush seating, meditation pillows and a pergola overhead. Yoga mats are nearby. An outdoor shower fl anks one side of the space and a hot tub on the other. At night, serene lighting adds to the vibe. “We have a lot of kids, so it’s a good place to sit, meditate and enjoy the outdoors,” Ross said, referring to his and Erin’s daughters, ages 8, 9 and 13. “It’s our place to unwind.” The peaceful domestic getaway is one of the ways the Murrays’ new home in the Toll Brothers at Whitewing luxury development has brought the comforts of indoor living to the outdoors.

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85142P/QUEEN CREEK Number of sales This week: 65 Previous four weeks: 270 Same weeks last year: 202 Median price This week: $352,059 Previous four weeks: $370,995 Same weeks last year: $312,612

21114 E SONOQUI DR $328,000. 2513 W ARROYO WAY $248,000. 3234 W BELLE AVE $225,000. 19834 E CATTLE DR $830,000. 2121 W EMRIE AVE $253,000. 1992 W GILA BUTTE DR $275,000. 20817 S 214TH PL $265,000. 20591 E THORNTON RD $428,873. 18467 E ARROWHEAD TRL $655,425. 18929 E CARRIAGE WAY $650,000. 21408 E ARROYO VERDE DR $498,000. 23044 E VIA DEL ORO $369,278. 35265 N TRICA RD $191,000. 22051 E TIERRA GRANDE CT $632,500. 2837 W KRISTINA AVE $227,000. 29040 N BRENNER PASS RD $439,000. 23068 E VIA DEL ORO $352,059. 34035 N CLARK ST $319,900. 23698 S 209TH PL $297,500. 23027 E SONOQUI BLVD $584,616. 4182 W DAYFLOWER DR $318,465. 23129 S 231ST WAY $410,448. 20527 E MAYBERRY RD $379,102. 19963 E RAVEN DR $420,000. 4519 W FOLDWING DR $238,990. 22702 E CALLE LUNA $320,254. 3826 W CARLOS LN $232,000. 21259 E VIA DE ARBOLES $492,000. 33602 N ROADRUNNER LN $228,000. 22146 E ESTRELLA RD $398,500. 20088 E DOMINGO RD $345,000. 2520 W BARTLETT WAY $297,000. 19914 E VIA DEL ORO $679,500. 2633 W SUNSET WAY $280,375. 21500 E MISTY LN $411,990. 20202 E RAVEN DR $450,690. 20368 E AVENIDA DEL VALLE $439,000. 2182 W MADISEN MARIE AVE $318,677. 20824 E VIA DEL PALO $296,000. 22685 E VIA DEL PALO $317,230. 22464 E MUNOZ ST $345,000. 4508 W PELOTAZO WAY $282,943. 17892 E COLT DR $965,673. 4542 W PELOTAZO WAY $345,867. 33640 N CHERRY CREEK RD $265,000. 18775 E PINE VALLEY DR $429,900. 22634 E VIA DEL PALO $297,990. 18535 E ASHRIDGE DR $480,000. 23041 E SONOQUI BLVD $466,615. 3378 W GOLDMINE MOUNTAIN CV $299,000. 20891 E CATTLE DR $364,416. 20535 E MAYBERRY RD $379,538. 18451 E AUBREY GLEN RD $400,000. 22606 E VIA LAS BRISAS $312,010. 20541 E SUNSET CT $1,825,000. 4098 W CONEFLOWER LN $268,240. 22452 E AVENIDA DEL VALLE $399,850. 22622 E VIA DEL PALO $307,665. 21017 E LARK DR $538,782. 21119 E LONGWOOD DR $408,786.

22950 E CAMINA BUENA VIS $338,803. 21437 E VIA DE ARBOLES $549,900. 22297 E ARROYO VERDE $380,000. 4448 W HORSENETTLE DR $293,300. 21032 E SPARROW DR $444,959.

85201/MESA

Number of sales This week: 12 Previous four weeks: 46 Same weeks last year: 53 Median price This week: $168,000 Previous four weeks: $213,500 Same weeks last year: $188,500 510 N ALMA SCHOOL RD UNIT 155 $136,300. 516 W SUNSET CIR $364,000. 555 N MAY APT 22 $166,000. 1001 N PASADENA UNIT 15 $137,000. 1525 N BEL AIR DR $369,000. 144 W MCLELLAN RD $265,000. 423 N ASH $160,000. 30 E BROWN RD UNIT 2040 $157,000. 510 N ALMA SCHOOL RD UNIT 266 $140,000. 725 W 4TH PL $275,000. 1419 W 2ND ST $256,500. 633 N MAY APT 19 $170,000.

85202/MESA

Number of sales This week: 13 Previous four weeks: 62 Same weeks last year: 44 Median price This week: $268,000 Previous four weeks: $267,850 Same weeks last year: $198,500

85204/MESA

85207/MESA

3008 E FLOSSMOOR AVE $356,501. 2952 E FLOSSMOOR AVE $388,390. 2739 E DRAGOON CIR $270,000. 1927 E HAMPTON AVE UNIT 248 $135,000. 461 E HARMONY AVE $232,500. 1025 S DALEY $225,000. 2455 E BROADWAY RD UNIT 86 $110,000. 1927 E HAMPTON AVE UNIT 265 $127,500. 3321 E IMPALA AVE $410,000. 2966 E FLOSSMOOR AVE $373,293. 703 S ORACLE $250,000. 3226 E ENID AVE $247,000. 120 S HILL $252,000. 2247 E DOLPHIN AVE $300,000. 813 E 6TH AVE $160,000.

950 N 96TH PL $231,000. 2101 N SIERRA HEIGHTS $455,000. 1007 N TAMBOR CIR $361,500. 3420 N SONORAN HILLS $330,000. 954 N 94TH ST $312,000. 1932 N CHANNING $519,000. 7530 E SAYAN ST $335,900. 7639 E BOISE ST $259,000. 7821 E CONTESSA CIR $350,000. 2260 N TROWBRIDGE ST $628,969. 7458 E JUNE ST $345,500. 3559 N BOULDER CANYON ST $940,000. 615 N 100TH PL $450,000. 8549 E JUNE ST $680,000. 610 N EMERY $269,000. 8664 E HALIFAX ST $429,900. 4213 N HIGHVIEW $790,000. 11531 E DECATUR ST $309,000. 7217 E KNOLL ST $239,000. 7355 E NANCE ST $399,900.

Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 65 Same weeks last year: 70 Median price This week: $250,000 Previous four weeks: $250,000 Same weeks last year: $232,000

85205/MESA

Number of sales This week: 18 Previous four weeks: 104 Same weeks last year: 108 Median price This week: $252,145 Previous four weeks: $249,595 Same weeks last year: $253,422

4454 E COVINA ST $245,000. 3848 E IVYGLEN CIR $800,000. 6431 E ENCANTO ST $320,000. 5714 E DALLAS ST $175,000. 614 N NEW HAVEN CIR $310,000. 1730 W EMELITA AVE APT 2044 162 N 56TH PL $242,065. 152 N 56TH PL $249,290. $167,000. 1333 N HIGLEY RD UNIT 28 2524 S EL PARADISO UNIT 109 $247,440. $229,000. 1428 W LINDNER AVE $429,500. 3914 E ENROSE ST $539,900. 1454 W KEATING AVE $355,000. 758 N 58TH ST $195,000. 1653 N SETON $255,000. 2119 S LONGMORE $268,000. 611 N ROSEMONT CIR $317,000. 2703 W LOBO AVE $340,000. 1616 N ALTA MESA DR UNIT 28 1443 W 7TH DR $185,000. $245,000. 1627 S ASH $315,000. 6144 E HANNIBAL ST $312,000. 2227 S SARATOGA $325,000. 439 N 56TH ST $213,400. 2153 W OBISPO AVE $285,000. 1331 W BASELINE RD UNIT 208 4803 E EVERGREEN ST $300,000. $146,000. 6335 E BROWN RD UNIT 1176 1645 W BASELINE RD UNIT $230,000. 2009 $143,000. 1920 W LINDNER AVE UNIT 221 6439 E JUNE ST $350,000. $169,900.

85203/MESA

Number of sales This week: 6 Previous four weeks: 37 Same weeks last year: 36 Median price This week: $276,000 Previous four weeks: $255,000 Same weeks last year: $251,000 1557 E FAIRFIELD ST $340,000. 1735 E GARY ST $354,000. 1224 E EVERGREEN ST APT 127 $99,900. 1850 E 2ND ST $209,000. 1514 E JENSEN ST $322,000. 1622 E 1ST PL $230,000.

85206/MESA

Number of sales This week: 8 Previous four weeks: 61 Same weeks last year: 69 Median price This week: $247,000 Previous four weeks: $239,900 Same weeks last year: $225,000 854 LEISURE WORLD $212,000. 1350 S GREENFIELD RD UNIT 2211 $245,000. 5846 E GRANITE AVE $281,999. 946 LEISURE WORLD $210,000. 515 S PARKCREST UNIT 517 $118,000. 4641 E FARMDALE AVE $249,000. 4642 E GLADE CIR $560,000. 719 S PENROSE CIR $273,800.

Number of sales This week: 20 Previous four weeks: 99 Same weeks last year: 104 Median price This week: $355,750 Previous four weeks: $350,000 Same weeks last year: $323,750

85208/MESA

Number of sales This week: 10 Previous four weeks: 43 Same weeks last year: 65 Median price This week: $226,500 Previous four weeks: $238,400 Same weeks last year: $222,250 9932 E DIAMOND AVE $223,000. 625 S ARROWWOOD WAY $187,500. 10938 E WIER AVE $243,000. 1044 S 76TH PL $182,825. 10852 E WIER AVE $238,400. 7750 E BROADWAY RD LOT 774 $87,000. 7750 E BROADWAY RD LOT 345 $152,500. 601 S REVOLTA CIR $270,000. 7336 E PUEBLO AVE $270,000. 10845 E CAROL AVE $230,000.

85209/MESA

Number of sales This week: 18 Previous four weeks: 90 Same weeks last year: 91 Median price This week: $305,000 Previous four weeks: $295,000 Same weeks last year: $275,000 8020 E KEATS AVE UNIT 318 $174,000. 8133 E LAKEVIEW AVE $398,500. 9814 E LOMPOC AVE $420,000. 1250 S RIALTO UNIT 15 $218,000. 9510 E JACOB CIR $350,000. 9256 E MADERO AVE $270,000. 7519 E NAVARRO AVE $274,900. 1650 S CRISMON RD UNIT 74 $214,000. 9233 E NEVILLE AVE UNIT 1162 $211,000. 10048 E NICHOLS AVE $363,000. 2052 S ESMERALDA $375,000. 1650 S CRISMON RD UNIT 42 $229,000. 10520 E LOMITA AVE $400,000. 7220 E LOBO AVE $302,000. 8637 E LOBO AVE $308,000. 7447 E MILAGRO AVE $269,900. 2723 S ATHENA $325,000. 10747 E MESETO AVE $480,000.

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Sold Property Listings 85210/MESA

Number of sales This week: 5 Previous four weeks: 27 Same weeks last year: 45 Median price This week: $223,000 Previous four weeks: $208,000 Same weeks last year: $205,000

3231 E RUSSELL ST $338,000. 3152 N ROCA $491,825. 2730 E FAIRFIELD CIR $335,000. 2831 E QUENTON ST $350,000. 2301 E UNIVERSITY DR UNIT 145 $100,116.

85215/MESA

Number of sales This week: 11 Previous four weeks: 35 Same weeks last year: 31 747 S EXTENSION RD UNIT 212 Median price $125,000. This week: $325,000 949 W EMELITA CIR $199,990. Previous four weeks: $329,000 Same weeks last year: $300,000 734 W GABLE AVE $250,000. 613 W EMERALD AVE $223,000. 2140 S EXTENSION RD $336,600. 2329 N RECKER RD UNIT 18 $360,000. 85212/MESA 5830 E MCKELLIPS RD UNIT 54 Number of sales $240,000. This week: 39 5415 E MCKELLIPS RD UNIT Previous four weeks: 194 107 $210,000. Same weeks last year: 180 6429 E RAFTRIVER ST $329,000. Median price 6521 E RUSSELL ST $325,000. This week: $377,000 3727 E OMEGA CIR $615,000. Previous four weeks: $354,104 6630 E ORION ST $359,000. Same weeks last year: $336,778 6054 E ROLAND ST $290,000. 2665 N ARMOUR AVE $349,650. 11058 E SEGURA AVE $291,999. 5518 E LINDSTROM LN UNIT 4910 S CYLINDER WAY $534,000. 2012 $110,000. 22707 E CARLA VISTA DR 6704 E NORWOOD ST $300,800. $330,000. 11234 E STEARN AVE $436,400. 85224/CHANDLER 10246 E REVOLUTION DR $352,488. Number of sales 8661 E PORTOBELLO AVE This week: 11 $295,000. Previous four weeks: 58 Same weeks last year: 60 3031 S WOODRUFF $312,000. 5145 S TODD LN $399,900. Median price 11013 E QUARRY CIR $405,000. This week: $301,100 7457 E ONZA AVE $386,000. Previous four weeks: $296,450 11416 E RAMONA AVE $450,000. Same weeks last year: $267,000 5347 S SORRELL $500,000. 10604 E LUMIERE AVE $545,000. 2416 W GREGG DR $383,000. 2860 S 94TH ST $308,000. 900 S 94TH ST APT 1156 $224,900. 9541 E TUNGSTEN DR $352,839. 2009 N ARROWHEAD DR 4364 S PHOTON $819,062. $211,000. 10428 E TEXAS AVE $385,853. 2507 W SUMMIT PL $350,000. 4952 S EASTERN RUN $420,000. 3232 N WOODBURNE DR 9710 E TRIPOLI AVE $377,599. $263,000. 4866 S EMERY CIR $377,000. 1287 N ALMA SCHOOL RD UNIT 4136 S ASTEROID $295,597. 113 $164,900. 9926 E TRIPOLI AVE $499,999. 3345 N CARRIAGE LN $352,000. 9659 E TIMPANI LN $428,021. 1126 W ELLIOT RD UNIT 1061 8848 E PAMPA AVE $245,000. $90,000. 10201 E GAMMA AVE $314,990. 1715 W HIGHLAND ST $360,000. 9559 E THEIA DR $354,076. 2800 W NEWTON CT $336,000. 3117 S SIGNAL BUTTE RD 2602 N YUCCA ST $301,100. UNIT 490 $215,280. 9702 E TUMBLEWEED AVE 85225/CHANDLER $376,174. 10301 E THORNTON AVE Number of sales This week: 24 $558,675. Previous four weeks: 106 10253 E KINETIC DR $381,000. Same weeks last year: 117 10410 E GAMMA AVE $599,900. 9907 E TUMERIC AVE $483,157. Median price 11009 E SUTTER AVE $296,000. This week: $273,000 Previous four weeks: $295,000 2833 S PIEDRA $250,000. Same weeks last year: $270,000 4744 S ION LN $543,500. 4917 S TUNE $285,699. 101 W SHANNON ST $215,500. 3117 S SIGNAL BUTTE RD 401 S HALSTED CT $380,000. UNIT 495 $233,203. 1382 N BOGLE AVE $285,000. 10059 E SPHERE AVE $312,990. 9527 E TUNGSTEN DR $332,337. 700 W GALVESTON ST $250,000. 888 E JACOB ST $360,000. 955 E KNOX RD UNIT 224 85213/MESA $220,000. 1601 N SABA ST UNIT 255 Number of sales This week: 11 $185,000. Previous four weeks: 46 1702 E CONSTITUTION DR Same weeks last year: 58 $302,000. 3319 N DAKOTA ST $345,000. Median price 147 N 132ND PL $259,000. This week: $335,205 Previous four weeks: $357,450 2209 E FRYE RD $300,000. Same weeks last year: $347,000 1601 N SABA ST UNIT 327 $162,000. 3337 E RIVERDALE ST $335,205. 1961 N HARTFORD ST UNIT 1105 N WINTHROP CIR $305,000. 1025 $154,900. 3504 E FOX ST $375,000. 545 N DELAWARE ST $165,000. 220 N 22ND PL UNIT 1032 903 W LOUGHLIN DR $276,000. $123,000. 99 N COOPER RD UNIT 148 2301 E UNIVERSITY DR UNIT $167,000. 208 $151,000. 1600 N SABA ST UNIT 187 3228 E FOUNTAIN ST $554,300. $156,000.

For more real estate news, go to streetscout.com 741 W SAN MARCOS DR $475,000. 1111 N AMBER ST $279,900. 1465 E GAIL DR $270,000. 64 E SHANNON ST $437,441. 705 W TEMPLE ST $289,000. 452 W MANOR ST $295,000. 648 N SUNLAND DR $126,000.

85226/CHANDLER

Number of sales This week: 20 Previous four weeks: 62 Same weeks last year: 48 Median price This week: $308,700 Previous four weeks: $325,000 Same weeks last year: $324,000

85248/CHANDLER

Number of sales This week: 21 Previous four weeks: 85 Same weeks last year: 94 Median price This week: $380,000 Previous four weeks: $366,922 Same weeks last year: $328,000

1272 W BARTLETT WAY $389,000. 1841 W AZALEA DR $535,000. 845 W BEECHNUT DR $450,000. 1777 W OCOTILLO RD UNIT 32 $740,000. 25801 S EASTLAKE DR $310,000. 40 N CHURCHILL PL $325,000. 25603 S SPRING CREEK RD 963 N BRANDON DR $346,000. $360,000. 4293 W KITTY HAWK $1,000,000. 5121 S CAMELLIA DR $635,000. 6310 W DEL RIO ST $293,000. 25849 S COUNTRY CLUB DR 515 N TERCERA AVE $359,900. $105,000. 712 N BUTTE AVE $420,000. 24223 S BRIARCREST DR 3977 W TARA DR $345,000. $380,000. 5665 W GALVESTON ST UNIT 35 9614 E CALGARY AVE $233,000. $195,000. 26626 S NEW TOWN DR $252,000. 325 S LOS FELIZ DR $264,900. 949 W YELLOWSTONE WAY 5508 W VENUS WAY $215,000. $475,000. 5986 W TULSA ST $312,400. 745 W CITRUS WAY $426,000. 3949 W KESLER PL $305,000. 9542 E SUNRIDGE DR $415,000. 4157 W PARK AVE $285,000. 26632 S FAIR OAKS CT $325,000. 5425 W BUFFALO ST $369,900. 3580 S HOLLYHOCK PL $290,000. 6127 W LAREDO ST $272,750. 2275 W OLIVE WAY $417,000. 5041 W LAREDO ST $466,000. 5101 S MCCLELLAND DR 1250 N ABBEY LN UNIT 293 $382,500. $376,976. 727 W PRESCOTT DR $348,140. 3628 W LAREDO ST $280,000. 721 W PRESCOTT DR $366,922. 510 S KENWOOD LN $279,000. 25425 S SEDONA DR $275,000. 1100 N PRIEST DR APT 1136 $145,000.

85233/GILBERT

Number of sales This week: 12 Previous four weeks: 69 Same weeks last year: 87 Median price This week: $354,245 Previous four weeks: $350,000 Same weeks last year: $299,000 624 W ORCHARD WAY $343,500. 444 W DESERT AVE $415,444. 717 N ABALONE CT $352,490. 1242 N MCKENNA LN $289,000. 101 S GOLDEN KEY DR $375,000. 658 W HARVARD AVE $377,000. 307 W CONSTITUTION DR $327,000. 1437 W TARA DR $356,000. 627 W ORCHARD WAY $379,000. 1877 S BUCHANAN ST $370,000. 102 W GAIL DR $284,000. 950 W LEAH LN $280,000.

85234/GILBERT

Number of sales This week: 13 Previous four weeks: 80 Same weeks last year: 91 Median price This week: $342,500 Previous four weeks: $343,750 Same weeks last year: $317,500 3544 E CALEB WAY $290,000. 1395 N CONSTELLATION WAY $390,000. 1926 E HEATHER AVE $376,544. 2918 E MERRILL AVE $385,000. 4274 E HARWELL CT $342,500. 2556 E PARK AVE $888,300. 2916 E CAMPBELL RD $660,000. 591 E ELLIOT RD $330,000. 1405 N IRONWOOD ST $262,500. 3748 E LINDA CT $345,500. 715 N SPARROW DR $337,111. 1633 E LAKESIDE DR UNIT 39 $204,000. 1685 E ASPEN WAY $255,000.

2401 E RIO SALADO PKWY UNIT 1170 $248,000. 1543 W 6TH ST $219,000. 2402 E 5TH ST UNIT 1424 $263,000. 421 W 6TH ST UNIT 1005 $495,000. 1313 W 12TH ST $440,000. 1245 W 1ST ST APT 127 $190,000. 850 S RIVER DR UNIT 2068 $187,000. 415 E TAYLOR ST $282,000. 1245 W 1ST ST APT 106 $195,000.

85282/TEMPE

Number of sales This week: 9 Previous four weeks: 72 Same weeks last year: 60 Median price This week: $270,000 Previous four weeks: $302,500 Same weeks last year: $282,834 321 E RIVIERA DR $375,000. 2015 E SOUTHERN AVE UNIT 13 $89,156. 2015 E SOUTHERN AVE UNIT 26 $150,000. 1814 E CONCORDA DR $370,000. 1818 E PALMCROFT DR $365,000. 2138 E DONNER DR $235,000. 1646 E VERLEA DR $270,000. 1065 E FAIRMONT DR $355,000. 200 E SOUTHERN AVE UNIT 202 $129,900.

258 S COBBLESTONE DR $450,000. 3623 E ARABIAN DR $790,844. 3488 E APPALOOSA RD $415,145. 4277 E JASPER DR $235,000. 1367 S PHEASANT DR $292,000. 3883 E AMBER LN $530,000. 963 S ALMIRA AVE $339,000. 3695 E HANS DR $329,000. 2696 E ARABIAN DR $454,900. 713 E PALOMINO DR $330,000. 635 S BUENA VISTA AVE $261,000. 3841 E SABRA LN $361,000. 1116 S ROCKWELL ST $288,000. 547 E DEVON DR $340,000. 3426 E APPALOOSA RD $459,683. 969 S HUISH DR $305,000. 146 E CONSTITUTION CT $355,250. 1167 S SILVERADO ST $335,000. 3475 E APPALOOSA RD $421,590. 3564 E AUSTIN DR $513,855. 284 E LAREDO AVE $295,000. 15415 E ORCHID LN $627,000.

85297/GILBERT

Number of sales This week: 24 Previous four weeks: 90 Same weeks last year: 69 Median price This week: $366,500 Previous four weeks: $418,772 Same weeks last year: $352,000

3397 E DERRINGER WAY $370,000. 868 E KNIGHTSBRIDGE WAY Number of sales This week: 13 $464,062. Previous four weeks: 54 3398 E DERRINGER WAY 85249/CHANDLER Same weeks last year: 54 $495,000. Number of sales 3775 E SEBASTIAN LN $319,500. Median price This week: 16 This week: $320,000 4300 E BLUE SAGE CT $579,999. Previous four weeks: 83 Previous four weeks: $308,250 3679 E LONGHORN DR $285,000. Same weeks last year: 89 Same weeks last year: $274,000 3525 S SENECA WAY $305,500. 3374 E WYATT WAY $363,000. Median price 622 E WATSON DR $265,000. This week: $412,500 850 E KNIGHTSBRIDGE WAY 215 E CHILTON DR $326,000. Previous four weeks: $420,000 $491,782. 1968 E BRENTRUP DR $501,000. 3870 S BRIDAL VAIL DR Same weeks last year: $439,900 1222 W BASELINE RD UNIT 110 $340,000. 2670 E BELLERIVE DR $250,000. $185,000. 4379 S PONDEROSA DR $295,000. 4660 E HAZELTINE WAY 432 E CORNELL DR $260,000. 4727 E RED OAK LN UNIT 101 9666 S CALLE VAUO NAWI $319,900. $230,000. 953 E AQUARIUS PL $405,000. $233,000. 3806 S SETON AVE $353,900. 13024 E SAN CARLOS PL 2044 E VAUGHN ST $595,000. 2780 E BONANZA CT $876,985. 1860 E JULIE DR $347,500. $965,000. 3335 E CHICKADEE RD $347,000. 6800 S HARDY DR $320,000. 6940 S FOUR PEAKS WAY 4468 E CABRILLO DR $587,000. 1735 E LIBRA DR $306,500. $287,000. 3363 S PONDEROSA DR $390,000. 1228 E DIVOT DR $325,000. 2870 E LA COSTA DR $290,000. 1083 E BUCKINGHAM AVE 987 E DAVA DR $492,325. 1959 E TORREY PINES LN $425,000. 600 W GROVE PKWY APT 2137 4143 E MARSHALL AVE $150,000. $160,000. 2741 E YELLOWSTONE PL $340,000. $450,000. 2816 E TRIGGER WAY $405,000. 2732 E ZION WAY $420,000. 3118 E BLUE SAGE CT $560,000. 85284/TEMPE 754 E AQUARIUS PL $475,000. 4734 E CLOUDBURST DR Number of sales 4037 E KARSTEN DR $310,000. $325,000. This week: 5 5134 S ASHLEY DR $564,046. 4121 S STONECREEK BLVD Previous four weeks: 31 3831 E TONTO PL $525,000. $545,000. Same weeks last year: 28 6243 S HUACHUCA WAY 4463 E WOODSIDE WAY Median price $495,000. $285,000. This week: $540,000 6842 S SAWGRASS CT $238,000. Previous four weeks: $439,000 1181 E POWELL WAY $444,350. Same weeks last year: $409,000

85281/TEMPE

Number of sales This week: 15 Previous four weeks: 77 Same weeks last year: 61 Median price This week: $195,000 Previous four weeks: $230,000 Same weeks last year: $242,000 2148 E CENTER LN APT 4 $183,000. 2402 E 5TH ST UNIT 1698 $243,000. 1111 E UNIVERSITY DR UNIT 136 $127,000. 2605 E LEMON ST $185,000. 1065 W 1ST ST APT 106 $148,500. 2664 E OAKLEAF DR $126,000.

85283/TEMPE

1073 W CAROLINE LN $369,950. 7948 S STEPHANIE LN $540,000. 1638 E CALLE DE CABALLOS $750,000. 8605 S STANLEY PL $960,000. 317 W CALLE MONTE VISTA $310,000.

85296/GILBERT

Number of sales This week: 23 Previous four weeks: 105 Same weeks last year: 101 Median price This week: $355,000 Previous four weeks: $341,814 Same weeks last year: $299,500 381 E ARABIAN DR $355,000.

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Mom-in-law doesn’t know why she’s been getting cold shoulder Ask Linda Linda Cohen Guest columnist

Dear Linda: I have a daughter-in-law and son with grandchildren living out of state. I usually visit for long weekends, maybe four times a year. My daughter-in-law is bordering on rude when I visit, and there is nothing that I’ve said or done, that I’m aware of, to warrant such behavior. I have tried to start conversations that are about a variety of subjects, including her particular interests, and I’m met with short, curt answers or a nonreply. My late husband and I welcomed her into the family from the start. She comes from a warm and loving family and acts diﬀ erently with them. I have gone out of my way to praise her childrearing skills as well as my son’s, and I have never knowingly critiqued about anything. Actually, quite the opposite, as I will praise her decorating skills, outﬁ ts, cooking, etc. When I visit and she walks into the room during a pleasant conversation, the atmosphere changes to negative energy. I have asked my son about this and he gives no reason. What’s really bothering me is now that my grandchildren are teens, they notice this and have said something to me in private. Usually it’s a comment like, “Why does Mom act like she’s mad at you?” I told them to talk to their mother about this as I have no idea why the icicles appear when I’m present. I could use your input in this matter, because I value my family and my son is an only child. Thank you so very much. — In the Dark Dear ITD: I’ve received other letters from both men and women with similar

issues, and I agree that this is a diffi cult situation. Your son apparently doesn’t want to open a can of worms regarding your request to fi nd out what’s bothering your daughter-in-law. That isn’t fair to you or the family. Pressing him to do so could cause more harm than good. Do you know if your grandchildren have asked their mother what her problem is as regards you? Sometimes, inlaws feel threatened by their spouse’s parent(s): background, like education or lack thereof; a close relationship that the spouse has with one or both parents; or some other issue that is making the in-law feel insecure. If this is the case, the problem isn’t yours. I would continue to be as nonjudgmental as possible. Genuinely praise things as you have been doing, and perhaps take your daughter-in-law to lunch. Maybe she might feel able to discuss what’s bothering her in a private setting. I’m sorry that you have waited so long to address this issue, but you might also consider writing a letter to your daughter-in-law expressing your concerns and your desire to have a closer relationship. I don’t know if you’re willing to do this, but at least you would be addressing the issue directly and not through your son or grandchildren. Don’t be surprised if what she is “stewing” about sounds insignifi cant to you. What is a “thorn in the side” to someone is totally subjective to them, so please no judgments. I would “listen” and “clarify” and, if necessary, apologize. I hope the situation improves for all of you. Linda Cohen is a Scottsdale life coach and Arizona licensed professional therapist. Do you have a question about life challenges? Send it to “Ask Linda,” c/o communitysubmissions@arizonarepublic.com. Questions will be published anonymously.

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ments. “We wanted the opportunity for a lot of outside living spaces. That’s one reason why we loved this house,” Erin said. The Murrays requested the Zen nook, seeking a reenergizing spot that wasn’t in an area their kids would routinely spend time in. “We call it our super-secret grownup area,” Erin said of the space. “It’s where we recharge our batteries.” They worked with Phoenix-based Sonoran Landesign, one of two preferred landscape companies that Toll Brothers collaborates with, to make it happen. The outdoor shower concept is a popular amenity with homes, Daniel Benson, project manager for Toll Brothers, said. But the little touches like tiling, artiﬁ cial grass and easy entry between the space and the bedroom were customized and ready upon move-in. “We allow the landscaping to begin in tandem. We’re able to do really cool things with interior and exterior materials to create seamless indoor-outdoor spaces that’s customized with everyone’s unique taste,” Benson said. Big structural features such as 16by 8-foot pocket doors oﬀ the living and dining room create that seamless access to the back patio when open. A pivot front door provides security needed for the recessed street-facing entry but also elegantly allows indoor and outdoor to meld when opened at every degree to their ranch-style design. “They did a very cool front entry door that’s very modern and opens up to the front courtyard and tied with theirs being a modern ranch house,” Benson said.

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What a diff erence 15 years and exponential growth in technology can make. This month, ICONIC LIFE digital luxury lifestyle magazine launched ICONIC HAUS 2020 to benefi t Phoenix Children’s Hospital. It’s a luxury designer showhouse that will take a concept that was a super exciting 14 years ago to the next level when it debuts in March 2020. We are launching an insta-storm and massive social outreach to share our journey. ICONIC HAUS, presented in partnership with my digital magazine and the iconic outdoor furnishings brand Brown Jordan, brings together 19 marquis and award-winning design talents and infl uencers under one roof for an 18-day show that is open to the public by paid admission and the site of many, many private events. I’m over the moon about this project, as it will be my seventh designer showhouse, the fi rst one I’ve done since 2005. And the energy of ICONIC HAUS is amazing, as I curated an incredible list of designers who are super collaborative and fi red up to make this home amazing. One of the inspirations for everyone’s passion started at the kickoff event, where award-winning architect CP Drewett of Drewett Works shared with the group of designers and infl uencers that “this home may be one of the most important homes of my career.” You could almost feel the air drawn out of the room as the proverbial bar was raised. The stunning Mid-Century Modern home, inspired by famed Mexican architect Luis Barragan, is located in Cameldale Estates, a private enclave of 11 homes under development by Bedbrock Development, which partnered with Ownby Design in the early design stages. Drewett designed all 11 homes and development is well under way. When you think of the work of Barragan, you think of bright-hued painted walls and plenty of austere, vertical massess. ICONIC HAUS, while inspired by Barragan, is a study of white accent-

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