Joel Gilgoff, Lori & Skip Stewart – Sedona's Powerhouse Real Estate Team
Sedona's powerhouse real estate team: Joel Gilgoff, Lori and Skip Stewart have extended an invitation to the Sedona real-estate curious to contact them and find out for themselves.
Joel Gilgoff brings a wealth of experience with him; a practitioner in real estate in Sedona since 1988, and owner of RE/MAX Sedona since 1993 Joel serves as technical advisor for the Sedona/ Verde Valley Association of Realtors and also serves as Director of the Sedona/Oak Creek Chamber of Commerce. Joel has also consistently been one of the top realtors in the RE/MAX Southwest Region. He has helped hundreds of families find their dream home in Sedona. When you hire Joel Gilgoff, you get the benefit of his knowledge and judgment. He is eager to share his experience with clients as well as with fellow REALTORS®.
Lori Stewart is a great compliment to Joel Gilgoff. She was born in Brainerd, Minnesota, moved to Missouri (Branson) with her family for 3 years, then on to Arizona. Sedona has been Lori's home since 1990. She came to RE/MAX in 1993, where she has worked ever since. Lori in known for her unbelievable attention to detail, a critical skill in a real estate transaction. Lori is married and has a 14-year old son, who attends the Sedona City schools and a one yeare old daughter. Lori really knows the area and can answer any of your questions about a potential move to Sedona. She can, of course, help you find your perfect home or home site. Skip Stewart has lived in Sedona for most of his life and is considered a real expert in Sedona real estate and the Sedona lifestyle. Working with Lori, Skip will go the distance for your real estate needs in Sedona. When considering a real estate purchase, there's no substitute for experience, and in real estate, there's no substitute for a RE/MAX Top Producer. Their website connects to the complete Multiple Listing Service inventory of EVERY home for sale by Realtors in the Sedona area. Now is the time to shop for the best values in Sedona. It a once in a lifetime oportunity to buy!

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Owning a home or condo in Sedona – Real Estate Dreams can come true.
Sedona Real Estate comes in many forms but all are impacted by one reality – Sedona is land-locked and surrounded by national forest. The dwindling supply of buildable real estate has put pressure on the inventory of existing homes for sale. Price increases over the past few years is double or triple the increases around the country. If one thinks Sedona real estate is expensive, just come back in the future – these will be the good ole' days. Compared with other resort areas, ie. Aspen, Teluride, Park City home prices are still reasonable.
Sedona's real estate landscape is divided into different areas. Unbuilt homesites are scattered throughout many of these areas.

Sedona's first residential communities were built in the 1950's and '60's along Oak Creek and in an area called Uptown. Subdivided areas and new roads sprung up off of Hwy 89A in what is now called West Sedona. This growth continued going west on Hwy 89A into the 70's, 80's and 90's. Several mobile home parks where the land is rented by the mobile home owners became popular and affordable retirement communities. One area of West Sedona was subdivided into homesites for mobile homes and are some of the most affordable real estate inthe Sedona area to today.
Development continued on Hwy 179 going south of the "Y" which is the intersection of Hwy 179 and Hwy 89A. The chapel area on Hwy 179 developed in the 70s.
About 3 miles of forest separates the chapel area and the Village of Oak Creek located further south on Hwy 179. The "Village" is a community built around two championship golf courses and a commercial area on Hwy 179. The "village" was developed as a planned community inthe late '60s and the land was sold off to thousands of investors, may paying as little as $3,000 for a homesite that is worth $150,000 or more today. Homes here are usually 10 to 15% less expensive than similar homes in Sedona, but his advantage is diminishing as the inventory of homes for sale shrinks.
Sedona and the Verde Valley has over 800 real estate agents and dozens of real estate companies. You can view homes for sale through the area's Mulitiple Listing Service with searchable links on most real estate agent websites.
About half of Sedona's homes are owned by retired residents, some owning the home as a second home but most live here year around. In recent years, younger families with children have located in Sedona. The school district has about 1,200 students in two elementry schools and one high school. Several hundred addtional children attend "charter" schools.
The population of Sedona and the Village is about 17,000 in total. Sedona is an incorporated city (1988) of about 11,000 residents while the Village is unincorporated and part of Yavapai County. An organization called the Big Park Coordinating Council is a quasi-government entity which reports to the county's board of supervisors on the subject of issues involving the "Village" area. Their is also a homeowners associaiton of over 5,000 members called VOCA or VilLage of Oak Creek Association which manages the golf course and deed restriction issues.

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