December 2025 Mohave County Market Analysis: Statistical Deep Dive

Published: December 2025 | Analyzing November 2025 Market Data

Valerie Collins, Realtor| Torreon Realty

⚠️ Read This First: November 2025 Key Context

Critical Data Interpretation Notes:

• Golden Valley's $147,950 median is a statistical artifact from a 14-sale sample and should be disregarded. Realistic range: $200K-$240K based on 2025 patterns.

• Bullhead City's $277K represents price normalization, not explosive growth. October's $234K was the anomaly.

• Primary story: Market velocity accelerating - Properties now selling in 35 days (down from 49-50 days in October)

• Buyer's market window closing rapidly - Absorption rates improving 15-25% across all markets

• Action required: Current buyer advantages may disappear by spring 2026

Executive Summary: November Signals Market Transition

November 2025 data reveals a decisive shift in Mohave County real estate dynamics. Transaction volume surged 21%, market velocity accelerated 28-30%, and absorption rates improved substantially—all signaling the buyer-favorable conditions that characterized late 2024 and early 2025 are rapidly transitioning toward balanced market conditions.

Bottom Line: If you're planning to buy, your negotiating window is narrowing fast. If you're planning to sell, momentum is building in your favor.

November 2025 Snapshot

Month-Over-Month Comparison: The Numbers

October was anomalously low*Represents normalization, not appreciation***Statistical artifact - disregard (see analysis below)

Understanding the Data: Methodology & Statistical Context

Why Medians Matter

This analysis uses median values rather than averages to eliminate distortion from extreme outliers. In a market of 14-101 monthly transactions, a single luxury sale or distressed property can dramatically skew averages, while medians represent the true middle transaction.

The Sample Size Problem

Statistical Reliability by Market:

• Kingman (101 November sales): High confidence - statistically reliable

• Bullhead City (80 November sales): High confidence - statistically reliable

• Golden Valley (14 November sales): Low confidence - prone to volatility

Critical Principle: When monthly sales fall below 20 transactions, a few atypical sales can shift medians by 20-40%, creating apparent "trends" that don't reflect actual market conditions. This is precisely what happened in Golden Valley in November.

Data Source & Limitations

Source: MLS (Multiple Listing Service) - Western Arizona Realtor Data Exchange

Period: November 1-30, 2025

Property Types: Residential (single-family homes, condos, townhomes) - Land sales reported separately

Geographic Boundaries: MLS-defined districts

Important Disclaimer: All data deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Small sample sizes (particularly Golden Valley) limit statistical confidence. Individual property values vary significantly based on location, condition, and features not captured in county-wide medians.

Market #1: Kingman - Accelerating County Leader

November 2025 Statistics

Analysis: Momentum Building

The Velocity Story: Kingman's 14-day compression in market time (49 to 35 days) represents November's most significant data point. Combined with 26% increased sales volume and 4.5% reduced inventory, this signals genuine demand acceleration, not statistical noise.

What's Driving Faster Sales:

• Buyers making quicker decisions (less hesitation about market timing)

• Sellers pricing more realistically (learning from October's lessons)

• Properties at market price moving immediately (no extended negotiations)

• Increased buyer pool competing for available inventory

Price Stability Indicator: The minimal $4,000 median decline (-1.6%) despite 26% increased volume demonstrates balanced supply-demand dynamics. Properties are selling across all price segments, not concentrating in distressed or value categories.

List vs. Sold Analysis: Current active inventory shows $249,950 median list price versus $245,000 median sold—a tight 2% gap. This indicates:

• Sellers pricing realistically based on recent comparable sales

• Minimal negotiating leverage remaining for buyers

• Properties moving near asking price when positioned correctly

• Market showing efficient price discovery

Absorption Improvement: November's 5.7-month inventory (578 listings ÷ 101 sales) represents substantial improvement from October's 7.6 months. While still technically "buyer-favorable" (6+ months), the trend velocity suggests balanced conditions (4-6 months) could arrive by January-February 2026.

Land Market Caution: The 31% decline in land sales (42 to 29) combined with volatile median ($15,250 to $40,000) warrants monitoring. With only 29 transactions, land medians lack statistical reliability, but volume decline may signal slowing builder/developer activity.

🎯 Key Takeaways - Kingman

FOR BUYERS:

• ✅ Act by year-end - your leverage diminishing rapidly (5.7 months absorption)

• ✅ Expect 35-day decision windows - well-priced properties don't linger

• ✅ Focus $225K-$275K range for maximum selection and liquidity

• ⚠️ Negotiation down to 2-5% below asking (not the 10-15% of 6 months ago)

FOR SELLERS:

• ✅ List now to capitalize on momentum before January listing surge

• ✅ Price within 3% of $245K median for optimal 35-day sale

• ✅ Professional staging essential - competing with 578 other listings

• ⚠️ Properties over $275K still face extended timelines despite market improvement

FOR INVESTORS:

• ✅ Improved exit liquidity - 35 days vs. 49 days enhances flip strategies

• ✅ Volume validation - 101 monthly sales supports rental demand thesis

• ⚠️ Land market showing 31% volume decline - exercise caution on raw parcels

Market #2: Bullhead City - Price Normalization & Velocity Gains

November 2025 Statistics

Analysis: Understanding the Price Movement

Critical Context on the 18.4% "Increase": November's $277K median does NOT represent market appreciation—it represents statistical normalization after October's anomalous $234K reading.

Bullhead City 2025 Median Price History:

• January-September: $262K-$295K range (typical)

• October: $234K (outlier - likely distressed property concentration)

• November: $277K (return to normal range)

• Interpretation: Market hasn't "heated up"—October was unusually cold

The Real Story: Market Velocity: Beyond price normalization, November's 30% faster market time (50 to 35 days) combined with 21% increased sales (66 to 80) reveals genuine demand strengthening. Bullhead City now matches Kingman's 35-day velocity despite historically running 5-7 days slower.

The List-Sold Price Paradox: Current active listings median at $245K while November sold properties median at $277K. This seeming paradox reveals a bifurcated market:

Premium Segment ($275K+): River views, updated properties, desirable locations - moving quickly at higher pricesValue Segment (<$250K): Basic properties, less desirable locations - accumulating as inventory

What This Means: Buyers are prioritizing quality over absolute affordability, willing to pay premiums for features rather than chase the lowest price point.

Absorption Progress: November's 6.9-month inventory (549 listings ÷ 80 sales) shows material improvement from October's 8.2 months. At current velocity, Bullhead City approaches balanced conditions within 2-3 months.

Land Market Collapse: The 57% volume decline (21 to 9 land sales) represents November's most concerning trend. This dramatic drop may indicate:

• Seasonal holiday slowdown for land purchases

• Builder/developer activity declining

• Potential leading indicator of future residential softening

• Small sample volatility (only 9 transactions)

Note: Land medians based on tiny samples (9 transactions) should be interpreted with extreme caution. Single large parcel sales can shift medians dramatically.

🎯 Key Takeaways - Bullhead City

FOR BUYERS:

• ✅ Sub-$250K value opportunities still available (active inventory skewing lower)

• ✅ Premium properties ($275K+) with river features move fast - decisiveness required

• ✅ Market now at "normal" $277K pricing - October's $234K was the anomaly

• ⚠️ Your negotiating leverage declining as absorption improves from 8.2 to 6.9 months

FOR SELLERS:

• ✅ Properties with river views/access can command $275K+ with 35-day sales

• ✅ Updated, move-in ready properties outperforming basic inventory significantly

• ⚠️ Properties under $250K face competition from accumulated inventory

• ⚠️ Market is bifurcated - quality matters more than ever

FOR INVESTORS:

• ✅ Active inventory skewing toward lower price points - acquisition opportunities

• ✅ Improved velocity (35 days) enhances exit strategy confidence

• ⚠️ Land market showing 57% volume decline - major caution flag for development plays

• ⚠️ Rental demand stable but monitor land activity as potential leading indicator

Market #3: Golden Valley - Statistical Volatility & Rural Dynamics

November 2025 Statistics

*Statistical artifact - see analysis

Analysis: Small Market, Big Data Challenges

The $147,950 Problem - Solved: With only 14 November sales, Golden Valley's median lacks statistical reliability. Here's why you should disregard it:

Golden Valley 2025 Residential Median Volatility:

• February: $270K

• March: $287K (+6.3%)

• April: $199,500 (-30.5%)

• August: $185K

• October: $225K (+21.6%)

• November: $147,950 (-34.3%)

Monthly swings of 20-40% are routine in 14-15 sale markets. November's drop likely reflects:

• Concentration of manufactured homes or small properties

• Possible misclassification of land with minimal improvements

• Several distressed sales (estates, short sales)

• Geographic clustering in less-desirable Golden Valley sectors

The Smoking Gun: The $279,200 list price versus $147,950 sold price creates a 47% gap that's statistically impossible in functional markets. Properties don't sell 47% below asking in 32-day markets. This confirms data quality or classification issues.

Realistic Golden Valley Pricing: Based on 2025 year-to-date patterns, use $200K-$240K range for planning purposes. Ignore November's $147,950.

The Real Golden Valley Story: Look past median volatility to consistent market characteristics:

• 32-day market time (fastest in county) = qualified buyers acting decisively

• 94 active listings (-27.7% vs. October) = significant inventory contraction

• 6.7-month absorption (improved from 8.7) = approaching balanced conditions

• 26 land sales vs. 14 residential = land represents 65% of transactions

Land Market Dominance Continues: While land volume declined 27.8% (36 to 26 parcels), land still dominates Golden Valley transactions at 65% market share (down from 70%). The median increase from $10,500 to $15,000 (+42.9%) suggests utility-improved parcels trading, though small sample (26 sales) limits reliability.

Note: Land medians based on 26 transactions should be interpreted cautiously—single large parcel sales dramatically affect results.

🎯 Key Takeaways - Golden Valley

FOR BUYERS:

• ✅ Realistic pricing: $200K-$240K range (not the reported $147,950)

• ✅ Expect quick decisions required - 32-day market time (fastest in county)

• ✅ Focus on acreage, utilities, access - these drive value in rural markets

• ⚠️ Use comparable sales for YOUR property type, not county median

FOR SELLERS:

• ✅ Don't panic-price based on $147,950 median (statistical noise)

• ✅ Use recent comparable sales matching YOUR property specifics

• ✅ Well/septic/power infrastructure commands significant premiums

• ✅ Properties selling in 32 days when priced correctly - fastest market time in county

FOR INVESTORS:

• ✅ Land remains dominant story (65% of transactions are parcels)

• ✅ $15K land median suggests utility-improved parcels trading

• ⚠️ Residential median unreliable - don't base decisions on November's $147,950

• ⚠️ Small market = patient exit strategy required (14 monthly residential sales)

Cross-Market Analysis: The Big Picture

The Velocity Revolution

November 2025's dominant theme transcends price volatility and statistical artifacts: Market velocity accelerated dramatically across all three communities.

What Faster Market Time Signals:

1. Increased buyer urgency - Economic conditions or rate expectations motivating action

2. Improved pricing accuracy - Sellers accepting market reality, reducing negotiation cycles

3. Quality inventory - Available properties meeting buyer criteria efficiently

4. Competition intensifying - Multiple buyers pursuing desirable properties

5. Market efficiency - Better information flow enabling faster decisions

Transaction Volume: Demand Acceleration

November Total: 195 Residential Sales (+21% vs. October's 161)

Key Insights:

• Kingman increased market dominance (49.7% to 51.8% share)

• Bullhead City maintained consistent 41% share despite lower median last month

• Golden Valley's small market status confirmed (7.2% share)

• 21% total increase significant for traditionally slower November

Land Market: Concerning Contraction

November Total: 64 Land Sales (-35% vs. October's 99)

Analysis: 35% total land contraction warrants close monitoring as potential demand softening indicator. However, small samples (9-29 transactions) create inherent volatility. Bullhead City's 57% decline most concerning; Kingman and Golden Valley showing more moderate 27-31% reductions.

Note: All land medians based on small samples (9-29 sales) lack statistical reliability. Single high-value parcel sales dramatically shift medians.

Inventory Dynamics: Tightening Supply

November Total: 1,221 Active Listings (-4.4% vs. October's 1,277)

Interpretation: Overall inventory contraction (4.4%) combined with increased sales (21%) creates the mathematical foundation for November's velocity improvement and absorption gains. Golden Valley's 27.7% inventory drop particularly notable.

Absorption Rate Convergence

All three markets showing improving absorption (declining months of inventory):

*Balanced market = 4-6 months; <4 = seller's market

Critical Insight: At current velocity (15-25% monthly improvement), all three markets could reach balanced conditions (4-6 months) by January-February 2026. Kingman is only 0.7 months away from the balanced threshold.

List Price vs. Sold Price: Market Bifurcation

Negative gap = sold prices HIGHER than active inventory*Statistically impossible gap confirms data anomaly

Kingman's 2% Gap = Healthy Market: Tight alignment indicates sellers pricing based on recent sales reality, properties moving near asking when positioned correctly.

Bullhead City's Inverse Gap = Bifurcation: Higher-priced properties with features (river views, updates) selling actively at $275K+ while lower-priced basic inventory accumulates. Active listings median ($245K) reflects inventory composition, not where sales are occurring ($277K).

Golden Valley's 47% Gap = Invalid Data: This gap confirms the November median should be disregarded entirely. Markets don't function with sold prices 47% below list prices.

Looking Ahead: Year-End & January 2026

Seasonal vs. Momentum: Competing Forces

December typically brings 15-25% transaction volume decline due to holiday focus, reduced buyer activity, and sellers delaying listings until January. However, November's strong momentum (21% sales increase, 28-30% faster velocity) creates competing dynamics.

Market-Specific Forecasts

KINGMAN - Scenario Analysis:

Additional Expectations:

• Days on market: 38-42 days (slight increase from 35 as urgency wanes)

• Median price: $245K-$250K range (stable)

• Inventory: 555-565 listings (sellers pulling for holidays)

• Absorption: 6.0-6.5 months (slight increase with lower volume)

BULLHEAD CITY - Scenario Analysis:

Additional Expectations:

• Days on market: 40-45 days (holiday slowdown)

• Median price: $270K-$280K range (maintain normalized level)

• Inventory: 540-555 listings (stable)

• Absorption: 7.5-8.0 months (increases with lower volume)

GOLDEN VALLEY - Minimal Seasonal Impact:

Forecast: 11-13 residential sales (-7% to -21%) - small niche markets less affected by holidays

Additional Expectations:

• Days on market: 32-36 days (remains fastest)

• Median price: $200K-$240K realistic range (multi-month averaging required)

• Inventory: 85-92 listings (continued slow contraction)

• Absorption: 7.0-8.0 months (increases slightly)

• Land sales: 22-26 parcels (maintaining 65-70% transaction dominance)

January 2026: The Spring Preview

Expected Patterns:

• Listing surge: Traditional New Year inventory influx

• Buyer pool expansion: Tax refund season, bonus season, relocation planning

• Continued absorption improvement: November's momentum likely extends

• Potential balanced market arrival: Kingman possibly reaches 4-6 month threshold

Strategic Timing Implications:

• List in December: Avoid January competition surge

• Buy in December: Less competition, motivated sellers only

• Close by December 31: Tax year 2025 considerations

Data-Driven Strategic Recommendations

Universal Buyer Strategy: Your Window Is Closing

November's data paints a clear picture: The buyer-favorable conditions that characterized late 2024 and early 2025 are ending rapidly.

Evidence:

• ✅ Absorption improving 15-25% month-over-month

• ✅ Market time compressed 28-30%

• ✅ Transaction volume up 21%

• ✅ Inventory down 4.4%

• ✅ Kingman just 0.7 months from balanced market threshold

Timeline: At current velocity, spring 2026 could arrive with balanced or seller-favorable conditions. Your negotiating leverage—strongest 6-9 months ago—is disappearing monthly.

Action Required: If you're planning to buy in the next 6-12 months, accelerate your timeline to capture remaining buyer advantages.

Market-Specific Buyer Tactics

KINGMAN ($245K median, 35 days, 5.7 months):

✅ DO:

• Start searching immediately for spring possession

• Get pre-approved before viewing (35-day market requires readiness)

• Focus $225K-$275K range (highest liquidity and selection)

• Make offers within 2-5% below asking (not 10-15% of past)

• Inspect thoroughly but move decisively on desired properties

⚠️ DON'T:

• Wait for "better deals" - market improving toward sellers monthly

• Expect extended negotiation periods (35-day velocity limits back-and-forth)

• Overlook properties listed 60+ days (likely overpriced or problematic)

• Assume you can negotiate aggressively (5.7 months approaching balanced)

BULLHEAD CITY ($277K median, 35 days, 6.9 months):

✅ DO:

• Target sub-$250K value segment if budget-conscious (inventory accumulating there)

• Act decisively on premium properties $275K+ with river features (moving fast)

• Prioritize quality over absolute lowest price (market showing this preference)

• Consider December shopping (less competition than January surge)

• Verify October's $234K was anomaly, not trend (November normalized to $277K)

⚠️ DON'T:

• Expect October's $234K pricing to return (statistical outlier)

• Delay decisions on premium properties (35-day velocity, bifurcated market)

• Assume aggressive negotiation on river-view properties (selling at premiums)

• Overlook basic properties under $250K (selection available, slower movement)

GOLDEN VALLEY ($200K-$240K realistic, 32 days, 6.7 months):

✅ DO:

• Use $200K-$240K planning range (ignore $147,950 reported median)

• Research specific comparable sales matching YOUR criteria (acreage, utilities, location)

• Prepare for quick decisions (32-day market time = fastest in county)

• Verify "residential" classifications (ensure improved dwelling, not vacant land)

• Prioritize parcels with well/septic/power (command significant premiums)

⚠️ DON'T:

• Base budget on November's $147,950 median (statistical artifact)

• Assume all Golden Valley properties priced at reported median

• Take excessive time deciding (properties meeting criteria move in 32 days)

• Overlook utility infrastructure quality (drives rural property value)

Universal Seller Strategy: Capture Momentum Now

November's velocity improvement creates seller advantages not seen since early 2024: properties selling 28-30% faster, absorption improving toward balanced conditions, and buyer pool expanding (21% transaction increase).

Critical Success Factors:

1. TIMING OPTIMIZATION:

Best: List December 1-20

• Less competition (many wait for January)

• Remaining buyers highly motivated (not browsers)

• Year-end tax considerations drive some urgency

• Close by December 31 possible

Worst: List January 1-15

• Maximum competition (traditional listing surge)

• Buyers overwhelmed with selection

• Your property lost in crowd

Strategic: List January 20+ or wait until February

• Competition reduced from early surge

• Buyer pool still strong

• Avoid holiday period

2. PRICING PRECISION:

Pricing Errors:

• ❌ Using list prices of active inventory (reflects unsold properties)

• ❌ Pricing 10%+ above median hoping for "room to negotiate"

• ❌ Ignoring recent comparable sales from past 30-60 days

• ✅ Price within 5% of recent sold comparables matching your property

3. PRESENTATION INVESTMENT:

With 578-549 competing listings in Kingman and Bullhead City:

Essential ($500-$2,000 investment):

• Professional photography (70% of buyers start search online)

• Deep cleaning and decluttering

• Minor repairs (leaky faucets, broken fixtures, cosmetic issues)

• Fresh paint in neutral colors

• Landscaping cleanup and curb appeal

High-ROI ($2,000-$10,000 investment):

• Professional staging (main living areas minimum)

• Kitchen updates (hardware, lighting, backsplash if dated)

• Bathroom refresh (fixtures, vanity if outdated)

• Flooring repair/replacement in high-traffic areas

• Pre-inspection addressing major concerns proactively

4. REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS:

Market Time: 35-40 days to pending status achievable with correct pricing

Negotiation: Expect 2-5% below asking (premium properties may achieve full price)

Buyer Leverage: Declining but not eliminated—absorption still technically buyer-favorable

Competition: Every price point has multiple listings—differentiation essential

Investment Strategy Matrix

November 2025 positions Mohave County in late buyer's market / early balanced market transition—creating specific opportunities for different investment strategies.

Strategy #1: Fix-and-Flip (Best: Kingman)

Target Profile:

• Acquisition: $180K-$220K distressed/dated properties

• Renovation: $30K-$50K cosmetic updates

• After-Repair Value: $245K-$265K (median to slightly above)

• Hold Period: 90-120 days (including renovation)

Market Validation:

• 101 monthly sales = buyer pool exists

• 35-day market time = improved exit liquidity

• 5.7-month absorption = still buyer-accessible pricing

Expected Returns:

• Gross Profit: $25K-$45K per project

• ROI: 15-25% on 90-120 day timeline

Risk Factors:

• Holding costs compressed (must execute efficiently)

• Market improving toward sellers (time-sensitive advantage)

• Renovation cost volatility (contractor availability/pricing)

Strategy #2: Buy-and-Hold Rental (Best: Bullhead City)

Target Profile:

• Acquisition: $225K-$250K properties (below $277K median)

• Type: Single-family, 3bed/2bath, good condition

• Location: Near casino employment corridor or river access

• Rental Rate: $1,800-$2,200/month

Market Validation:

• Stable employment (casino, tourism, service sector)

• $277K median provides price appreciation potential

• 80 monthly sales demonstrates liquidity for eventual exit

Expected Returns:

• Gross Yield: 6-8% annually

• Appreciation: 3-5% annually (historical Bullhead City average)

• Combined Return: 9-13% annually

Risk Factors:

• Casino employment volatility

• Seasonal rental demand fluctuations

• Property management requirements

• Exit timing dependent on market cycles

Strategy #3: Land Banking (Best: Golden Valley)

Target Profile:

• Acquisition: $15K-$25K improved parcels (utilities present)

• Size: 2-5 acres (broadest resale appeal)

• Features: Well/septic/power or utility-ready

• Hold Period: 3-5 years for appreciation

Market Validation:

• 65% of Golden Valley transactions are land

• 26 November land sales despite 27.8% decline

• $15K median suggests improved parcels trading

• Long-term demographic trends favor exurban growth

Expected Returns:

• Annual Appreciation: 5-8% (utilities command premiums)

• Potential Subdivision: Additional upside if future zoning allows

• Tax Benefits: Minimal property taxes during hold

Risk Factors:

• No income during hold period (carrying costs only)

• Infrastructure timing uncertain (water, electric expansion)

• Small market = patient exit required (26 monthly land sales)

• Regulatory changes could impact development potential

Strategy #4: Value-Add Repositioning (All Markets)

Target Profile:

• Acquisition: Properties 10-20% below median

• Condition: Functional but dated (1980s-1990s aesthetics)

• Improvements: $15K-$30K cosmetic updates

• Exit: Position at median or slightly above

Market Validation:

• Bullhead City data shows buyers prioritizing quality (premium segment moving faster)

• 35-day market time supports quick value-add exits

• Improving absorption creates pricing power for updated properties

Expected Returns:

• Gross Profit: $20K-$40K per project

• ROI: 20-30% on strategic improvements

• Timeline: 60-90 days (acquisition, updates, resale)

Risk Factors:

• Must accurately assess improvement priorities (kitchen/bath critical)

• Overcapitalization risk (easy to exceed market ceiling)

• Market timing (execute before conditions become seller's market)

Investment Risk Analysis

🚩 RED FLAGS - Exercise Caution:

1. Land Market Declining 35% - Potential leading indicator of demand softening

2. Golden Valley Median Volatility - Small market creates liquidity risk for exits

3. December Seasonal Slowdown - Transaction volume likely drops 12-20%

4. Absorption Still Buyer-Favorable - Not yet "hot market" conditions

✅ GREEN FLAGS - Favorable Indicators:

1. 21% Sales Volume Increase - Underlying demand strengthening materially

2. 28-30% Faster Market Time - Genuine momentum, not statistical noise

3. Inventory Contracting 4.4% - Supply-demand balance improving

4. Three-Market Diversification - Multiple investment profiles available

Investment Disclaimer: All expected returns are projections based on current market conditions, historical patterns, and standard assumptions. Actual results vary significantly based on property selection, execution quality, market timing, financing costs, contractor performance, and economic conditions. Real estate investments carry substantial risk including loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. These projections should not be interpreted as guaranteed returns or investment advice. Consult with financial advisors, real estate professionals, tax accountants, and legal counsel before making investment decisions. All investments should be evaluated within your comprehensive financial plan and risk tolerance.

Contact Information

Ready to Navigate Mohave County's Evolving Market?

Whether you're racing to capture remaining buyer advantages, preparing to list during optimal timing, or evaluating investment opportunities in this market transition, professional guidance translates data into strategic action.

I specialize in:

• Market timing optimization (when to act vs. wait)

• Comparative market analysis (property-specific valuation)

• Negotiation strategy (current leverage assessment)

• Transaction management (inspection through closing)

• Investment analysis (cash flow, appreciation, exit planning)

Valerie Collins

Realtor

Torreon Realty

📧 Email: ValerieSellsMohave@outlook.com

📱 Phone: (928) 279-4248

🌐 Website: ValerieMCollins.com

Service Area: Kingman, Bullhead City, Golden Valley & Mohave County

This market analysis provides professional interpretation of November 2025 MLS data for Mohave County, Arizona. Statistical methodology prioritizes accuracy over sensationalism, explicitly addresses data limitations, and contextualizes month-over-month changes within broader patterns. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Individual property values vary significantly based on location, condition, features, and timing. Transaction strategies should be developed with licensed real estate professional guidance incorporating property-specific factors and current market conditions at time of execution.

Document Pub

lished: December 2025

Data Period: November 1-30, 2025

Valerie Collins, Torreon Realty

Questions or Consultation: ValerieSellsMohave@outlook.com | (928) 279-4248