Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate

Foreclosures

2008-11-09T04:43:00.000-07:00

Here is a detailed update of Wickenburg Foreclosures. Find Maricopa County bank repo homes, and HUD homes.

Foreclosure list updated on November 9, 2008.

16 Active Wickenburg Foreclosures
16 Active Wickenburg Preforeclosures
99 Active Wickenburg Tax Liens
3 Activ Wickenburg Sheriff Sales

Foreclosure listings data is from Foreclosure.com- Foreclosure.com is America's largest provider of distressed properties, with more than 1.2 million foreclosure, preforeclosure, bankruptcy, FSBO and tax lien listings across the United States located conveniently in one place.

Foreclosure is the equitable proceeding in which a bank or other secured creditor sells or repossesses a parcel of real property (immovable property) due to the owner's failure to comply with an agreement between the lender and borrower called a "mortgage" or "deed of trust." Commonly, the violation of the mortgage is a default in payment of a promissory note, secured by a lien on the property. When the process is complete, it is typically said that "the lender has foreclosed its mortgage or lien." Source: Wikipedia

Real Estate Brokers

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Wickenburg, Arizona Real Estate Brokers

CENTURY 21 ARIZONA WEST
2000 WEST WICKENBURG WAY
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (928) 684-2222

CHERIE MILLER & ASSOCIATES
37900 N. VULTURE MINE
WICKENBURG, AZ 86390
Phone Number: (928) 684-8838

CORBET REALTY
139 N FRONTIER
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (520) 684-3911

JIM THOMAS REALTY
823 YAQUI
WICKENBURG, AZ 85358
Phone Number: 520-427-6476

LIBERTY PROPERTIES & ASSOCIATES, INC.
579 WEST WICKENBURG WAY SUITE 2
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (928) 231-2725

MVR PROPERTIES
1200 N. TEGNER ST.
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (928) 684-5852

NORTHRIDGE REALTY, LLC
1545 NORTH TEGNER Street
WICKENBURG, AZ 85358
Phone Number: (928) 684-1280

PETERSON AGENCY REAL ESTATE
178 EAST WICKENBURG WAY
WICKENBURG, AZ 85358
Phone Number: (520) 684-7807

PHOENIX CITY REAL ESTATE, LLC
850 S SAGUARO DRIVE
WICKENBURG, AZ 85358
Phone Number: (602) 750-3528

RE/MAX-ACHIEVERS
510 N TEGNER STREET STE-A
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone: (928) 684-7653

REALTY EXPERTS, INC
245 N FRONTIER STREET
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (602) 919-6121

SADDLE UP REALTY & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
260 E WICKENBURG WAY STE-2
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (928) 684-0170

SONJA GREEN REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE
162 EAST WICKENBURG
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (520) 684-5771

TEDDIE SUE BROWN
101 CHEROKEE LANE WEST
WICKENBURG, AZ 85358
Phone Number: (520) 567-2549

UNITED COUNTRY-ALL ARIZONA REALTY
162 EAST WICKENBURG WAY
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (928) 684-5771

US BROKERS COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
35925 S. HERITAGE COURT
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (928) 684-0855

VAUGHN AND ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE SERVICES, LLC
86 NORTH VALENTINE
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (602) 882-3778

VISTA WICKENBURG REAL ESTATE, LLC
201 N FRONTIER STEET
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (928) 684-3696

WEST USA REALTY OF WICKENBURG
579 WEST WICKENBURG WAY
WICKENBURG, AZ 85358
Phone: (928) 684-3306

WICKENBURG PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
626 W WICKENBURG WAY
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (520) 684-3041

WICKENBURG RANCH & HOME
30207 N GRAND AVE
WICKENBURG, AZ 85358
Phone Number: (928) 684-0418

WILLIAM W GREEN
500 W WICKENBURG WAY
WICKENBURG, AZ 85390
Phone Number: (928) 684-2471

The Wickenburg real estate broker information was retrieved from the Arizona Department of Real Estate public database.

The information was retrieved from the Department's database at 11/9/2008 4:42:30 AM.

Arizona Department of Real Estate
Phoenix Office
2910 N. 44th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85018
Main Number: 602-468-1414

Weather

2008-04-17T14:19:00.007-07:00

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Hassayampa River ATV Adventure

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Here is an ATV rider getting towed across the Hassayampa River, near Wickenburg, Arizona. For most of its 100-mile journey through the desert, the Hassayampa River flows only underground.

Webcams

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Wickenburg Free Webcams

Web cams allow you to see it live even if you can't be there! Here are links to live web cams near Wickenburg, Arizona.

Desert Botanical Garden Desert Botanical Garden Phoenix, AZ weather and webcam. Phoenix is 60 miles away from Wickenburg.

Miller Valley School - Prescott, AZ weather and webcam. Prescott is 59 miles away from Wickenburg

Las Vegas Sidewalk Webcam - Imperial Palace is a 2700 room hotel and a 75000 square foot casino located on the famed Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada. Las Vegas is 233 miles away from Wickenburg.

Homes For Sale

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Wickenburg, Arizona is located in northwestern Arizona. Nearby communities include: Laughlin and Las Vegas! The Wickenburg distance to Phoenix is 58 miles.

Here is the January 2, 2007 Wickenburg Real Estate Market Update for Wickenburg homes for sale and Wickenburg land for sale. The Wickenburg homes for sale and land information comes from Realtor.com.

Wickenburg Homes For Sale: 188 Wickenburg single family homes are for sale at this time. Wickenburg house prices start at $154,900 for a 2 Bed, 2 Bath home. This most expensive Wickenburg house for sale is a $14,700,000 4 Bed, 5 Bath home. The most expensive Wickenburg house is for sale with a listing price of over 14 million dollars!

Wickenburg Condos For Sale: 16 Wickenburg condos and townhouses are for sale at this time. Wickenburg condo prices start at $105,000 for a 1 Bed, 1 Bath property.

Wickenburg Land For Sale: 221 Wickenburg land, lots, and acreages are for sale at this time.

Map

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Where is Wickenburg?
Wickenburg Arizona is located northwest of Phoenix. Nearby communities include: Wittmann, Quartzsite, Surprise, Congress, Glendale, and Kingman.

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Housing Market Update

2007-11-20T20:21:00.002-07:00

Here is the latest Wickenburg Real Estate market update for November 20, 2007 for Wickenburg, Arizona land and homes.

Wickenburg Homes For Sale: Right now 228 Wickenburg homes are listed for sale on the MLS. Prices for Wickenburg houses start at just $13,000 and top out at $14,700,000 for a 4 bedroom 5 bath house.

Wickenburg Land For Sale: 225 Wickenburg land, lots, and acreage are listed for sale at this time. Wickenburg land prices start at $40,000 and go up to $9,00,000 for 24 acres.

Wickenburg Multi-Family Property For Sale: 6 Wickenburg multi-family properties are listed for sale at this time.

Source: Realtor.com - Official Site of the National Association of Realtors

Market Update

2007-10-07T22:00:00.003-07:00

Here is the latest Wickenburg Arizona Real Estate market update for October 1, 2007.

Wickenburg Arizona Homes For Sale: Right now 212 Wickenburg homes for sale on the MLS. Prices for Wickenburg houses start at just $16,000 and top out at $14,700,000.

Wickenburg Arizona Land For Sale: 221 Wickenburg land, lots, and acreage are listed for sale at this time. Land prices start at $59,500 and go up to $9,000,000 for 24 acres.

Wickenburg AZ Multi-Family Properties For Sale: 5 Wickenburg AZ Multi-Family property listings are on the market at this time.

Source: Realtor.com

Community Information

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Wickenburg is a town in Maricopa County, Arizona, United States. According to 2006 Census Bureau estimates, the population of the town is 6,224.

In the early 1820s, stalwart hunters and trappers explored the Hassayampa River in search of beavers, whose pelts were sold to hat makers in the eastern United States and in Europe. Their reports helped pique American interest in the West. The Wickenburg, Arizona area and much of the West became part of the United States following the Mexican-American War in 1848.

An 1862 gold strike on the Colorado River near the present-day Yuma inspired hardy prospectors and miners, predominantly from California and Mexico, to search for minerals throughout central Arizona. The names of these settlers now label many of the surrounding geographic landmarks, including the Weaver Mountains and Peeples Valley.

Among the gold searchers was an Austrian man named Henry Wickenburg. His quest for gold was rewarded by the discovery of the Vulture Mine, where over $30 million in gold has been dug from the ground.[1] Throughout the foothills surrounding Wickenburg are relics of other mines that stand as a tribute to the pioneer miner and prospector. The mining lore of the region, past and present, adds much to the charm of the area.

Vulture Mine Tour - Enjoy a video tour of the Vulture Mine.

Ranchers and farmers who built homes along the fertile plain of the Hassayampa River accompanied the miners. Many of the resourceful and committed settlers came from Sonora, Mexico, giving this area the distinction of being the northern edge of the Hispanic ranching frontier. Together with Henry Wickenburg and the miners, they helped found the young community of Wickenburg in 1863.

Pry’s history of Wickenburg recounts difficult days in the early town. As the numbers of settlers grew, they inevitably encroached the indigenous Yavapai Indians, who had long lived by the Hassayampa River, farming and hunting. The settlers staked mining and water-rights claims, bred abundant livestock that damaged extensive vegetation and scarce water sources and drove out native species on which the Yavapai relied for meat. Eventually, many White settlers grew determined to eradicate the Yavapai. Thus, the settlers initiated a series of planned raids against the Yavapai. The Yavapai fought back, but in the end, 1000 Yavapai Indians died. Approximately 400 settlers died in the so-called "Indian Wars" during a nine year period, 1860-1869. Eventually, the US Army convinced the weary Yavapai to settle on a permanent Reservation. Due at least in part to inadequate government rations supplied to the reservation dwellers, the Yavapai began to raid stagecoaches and other resources. In 1872, General George Crook began an all-out campaign against the Yavapai, both those on the reservations and those still living freely within their traditional territory. In December 1872, the Skull Cave (or Skeleton Cave) battle in the Superstition Mountains decisively routed the Yavapai, and within a year Yavapai resistance was crushed. Yavapai today remember this battle as the most catastrophic event in their history. They were compelled to move to the Rio Verde Reservation, where their excellent land management led to a flourishing Yavapai economy. After only two years on the Rio Verde Reservation, however, local officials grew concerned about the Yavapai's success and self-sufficiency, so they persuaded the Federal Government to close their reservation and move all the Yavapai to the San Carlos Apache Reservation. As such, the Yavapai are now the only Arizona Indian tribe moved completely away from their traditional homeland.

The infant town of Wickenburg went through many trials and tribulations in its first decades, surviving the "Indian Wars," as well as mine closures, desperadoes, drought, and a disastrous flood in 1890 when the Walnut Creek Dam burst, killing nearly 70. Through it all, the town continued to grow. Its prosperity was insured with the coming of the railroad in 1895. In those years it had even once been seen as a candidate for territorial capital. As a reminder of the time of the railroad boom, the historic depot stands today as the Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce and Visitor's Center.[ http://www.wickenburgchamber.com/] As of 2007, only freight passes through because passenger trains ended their runs in the 1960s.

Wickenburg, Arizona History

Along the town's main historic district, early businesses built many structures that still form Wickenburg's downtown area. The abundant clean air and wide-open spaces attracted a new residents. Guest ranches offered a unique experience to tourists who fell in love with the West. The Bar FX Ranch became the first true guest ranch in 1923, followed by Remuda, Kay El Bar, Rancho de los Caballeros, and Flying E ranches, just to mention a few. The construction of the Phoenix to California highway (Highway 60) brought even more tourists, making Wickenburg the Dude Ranch Capital of the World. As of 2007, some of these ranches still offer their hospitality. Rancho de los Caballeros is now a golf resort, while Remuda has been converted into the nation's largest eating disorder treatment facility and is now Wickenburg's largest employer. The Hassayampa community became a vital contributor to the US effort during World War II when the Army trained thousands of men to fly gliders at a newly constructed airfield west of Wickenburg. After the War, modern pioneers and home builders developed Wickenburg into a typical American community.

Modern Wickenburg, Arizona

Wickenburg Horseback Riding - check out some real western horse riding in Wickenburg, Arizona. Cool video!

Wickenburg today is a modern town with over 600 businesses providing a large range of services, shopping, specialty shops and galleries for western-themed gifts. It is the home of two world-renowned mental health treatment facilities, including Remuda Programs for Eating Disorders [4] and The Meadows , as well as smaller treatment centers. The City Council is working to annex land eastward along US-60 to the intersection of AZ-74, to expand the soft economic base of the city. At present, most Wickenburg residents need to shop outside of the city because Wickenburg lacks malls and large discount stores such as Walmart or Home Depot, and its restaurant selections are relatively minimal. As such, the city remains tax-poor. In addition, its unique local economic base has made it fairly self-contained and independent from nearby Phoenix and environs, though Route 660 of the Valley Metro system now provides a linked bus service through Surprise. More home construction has meant increased growth. Wickenburg's challenge is to provide the transportation, communication, and shopping resources needed by the increasing population, and to do so in a manner that respects and enhances its historic image as the center of the Old West and maintains its small-town feel.

Source: Wikipedia