Phoenix's Most Popular New Community Isn't What It Seems

Let Me Help You Find The Perfect Home
👉 bit.ly/see_our...
Blossom Rock has been one of the most highly anticipated communities to open in Arizona, but there are some things you need to know about before you buy a home here that the developer WON'T share with you.

[@ArizonaDreamin]

💥Work With Me - bit.ly/blossomrock 📱 Call or Text: 541-517-3238 📨 Email: [e-mail]

[@ronnieam33]

The HOA throws 4 big parties every year = $$$$$$$$$$$ HOA Fees !!!

[@kamran8451]

I think the increased emphasis on mixed use developments and knowing your community are welcome changes to life in Phoenix. Although it has a long way to go, I like to see that this is a greater factor developers have in mind with new developments. Would love to be able to live car-lite in a suburb of this great city one day. Hoping Blossom Rock succeeds.

[@missfirenice1421]

HOA you said? Nope…Never EVER.

[@mollysreadings4845]

Smart lady 😊

[@wayne1916]

Realize also that Blossom Rock is in Pinal County and Pinal County's property tax rates are significantly higher than Maricopa County.

[@beccalove1964]

I'm not sure that's true?

[@mollysreadings4845]

​@@beccalove1964 it's not.

[@juanpablososarios5545]

We just move in and we love it so far ! We are Excited for the growth, thank for your content

[@ArizonaDreamin]

Glad you're enjoying the neighborhood...and the content 😀

[@brianporter2806]

Nice drill down in to what could be an amazing opportunity! But, always good to be realistic as well. (the bike scene was pretty epic)

[@ArizonaDreamin]

I had fun making that. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ninjanails-x1f]

I'd hate to see these HOA fees

[@ArizonaDreamin]

$125 per month

[@nickles96]

Note that is MORE than EastMark. 😮​@@ArizonaDreamin

[@ArizonaDreamin]

Slightly more, yes. Not going to be as many homes at BR so it's going to be a bit higher since they can't spread the cost out quite as much.

[@nickles96]

@@ArizonaDreamin that makes sense. Hadn't thought of it that way. I equate HOA to value I receive as a homeowner. Clearly the value winner in these 2 belongs to EastMark.

[@ArizonaDreamin]

I would agree. Eastmark is the better location and will still offer more overall. But BR *should* go up in value quite a bit as more and more development starts filling in around it.

[@JonathanAllen-m2i]

OMG! The bicycle scene 🤣 Too good man!

[@ArizonaDreamin]

Glad you enjoyed that!

[@Julito_22]

It was good seeing you in the neighborhood when you were filming for this🙌🏽 We wouldn’t have found this community had it not been your other videos about this area! Thank you for being so informative about the Valley🙏🏽

[@ArizonaDreamin]

Thanks for saying hello! And glad you enjoy the content.

[@hollyjollydog]

hoa? no thought there was a water problem like none

[@hammerhead7734]

Those crappy plastic, MDF, and particleboard houses will fall apart before long anyways. Wont last 2 years before repairs skyrocket.

[@DavidKroff]

If you don't like don't buy. Are you in construction or just a know It all?

[@matthewpeterson3329]

I'd like to hear your current and long term thoughts on the City of Maricopa, from a realtor's perspective.

[@ArizonaDreamin]

I think long-term it will be poised for a lot of growth - especially as they improve SR-347 to make getting between Maricopa and the rest of the Phoenix metro easier.

[@disiostudio1559]

Good advice. However, your advice does in this video does not apply as much for those who are in a different age group than you or who are single.

[@seanh8363]

HOA no thanks.. lol..

[@dannwhitehead6193]

The AZ land bank a few years ago sold a large plot of land south east of there that is the size of chandler, mesa and Gilbert combined.

[@faithnevaehmartinez4509]

This property is part of that deal. As well as the freeway bypass. They want to build enough homes out that way to house over A million newcomers over the next 3-5 years!

[@RossVesci]

Who’s the developer

[@ArizonaDreamin]

Brookfield Residential

[@ChrisF-fx5du]

1:16- 1:25