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Want to move to Phoenix? Market 'slow and steady'

Katie Iacovella, CNBC producer
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The real estate picture in the Valley of the Sun is "slow and steady in much of the greater Phoenix market with strong performance in the luxury range," according to one broker who works there.

Snapshot of Phoenix real estate
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Snapshot of Phoenix real estate

Gene Urban, broker with The Urban Team, told CNBC he's "excited about the Phoenix market for an important reason: It's stable. After a decade of massive rises and falls, a balanced real estate market is a good thing."

He also noted that the greater area has a "large millennial buyer pool." Phoenix is the nation's sixth-largest city.

According to real estate site Zillow, the median sale price for all properties in Phoenix was $181,765 as of the end of May, with an inventory of 23,791 homes

Phoenix, Arizona.
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The average number of days a home spends on the market is 97, according to June numbers from the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service.

Urban showed CNBC three listings in the area of Scottsdale, Arizona, ranging from $600,000 to $1,195,000.

—By CNBC's Katie Iacovella