PHOENIX RESIDENTIAL APPRAISALS
Phoenix Home Appraisals for Historic Houses and Urban Condos
Katya appraises residential properties throughout Phoenix in Maricopa County.
Katya Borisova is an Arizona Certified Residential Appraiser, credential 1031161. She handles the valuation personally, bringing her residential renovation and rental-property background to the property review.
Willo, Encanto-Palmcroft and Coronado
Phoenix identifies Willo, Encanto-Palmcroft and Coronado on its register of residential historic districts. The district and the individual home’s alterations provide a more useful comparison than a broad central-Phoenix average.
For an older house with an addition, the appraisal needs to distinguish the original home from the space added later. If the records disagree about that space, square-footage verification can document the current measurement.
Central Avenue: A Different Residential Form
The city’s description of Encanto Village places high-rise residential buildings along Central Avenue alongside older residential neighborhoods. Proximity therefore does not make a condominium and a nearby historic house comparable properties.
For a condominium owner, Katya’s own condominium renovation experience supports a practical review of the unit’s condition. A pre-listing appraisal considers relevant project sales before the owner and agent decide on a pricing strategy.
For a converted residential property, the actual configuration also matters. Katya’s complex residential appraisal work addresses layouts that cannot be understood from a simple bedroom count.
The Broader Maricopa County Context
Phoenix is part of the established metro housing context on the Maricopa County service-area page. That page connects the city with Katya’s other covered communities without treating their different housing markets as one.
Talk With Katya About Your Phoenix Property
Katya serves Phoenix homeowners. Send the property address and the reason you need an appraisal to discuss the appropriate assignment.