A little preparation now goes a long way. Here's what we recommend for Prescott homeowners before the first storms roll in.

If you've ever stepped outside at 6 a.m. in Prescott and felt that cool, pine-scented air hit your face — you already understand why this town is a hiker's dream.

If you're a longtime Prescott homeowner thinking about a smaller place, you already know this isn't really a conversation about square footage. It's about a stage of life. .

The music calendar this summer is packed with events for all ages. Bookmark this page and come back to it when looking for live music in Prescott!

As March took shape, the housing market across the Quad Cities continued to show signs of renewed activity, even as conditions remained measured in a few key areas.

Retiring in Prescott, Arizona is an exciting move for many people looking for a slower pace, beautiful scenery, and a lifestyle that blends small-town charm with everyday convenience. If you’re thinking about retiring here, these are five tips worth considering before you decide where to land.

If you live in Prescott, choosing between natural grass and artificial turf is not just a style decision. It is a climate, maintenance, water-use, and resale decision too.

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the news, you know that Prescott is officially having a moment. We just cracked the Top 10 Luxury Markets in the country according to the Wall Street Journal, and while that’s great for property values, it also means the bar for "show-ready" has never been higher.

Whether you’re moving to help with grandkids, be nearby as parents age, or simply stop missing the everyday moments, relocating to Prescott can feel less like a fresh start and more like coming home—just in a new zip code.

Whether you’re looking in the pines of Prescott, the family-friendly suburban vibe of Prescott Valley, or the open spaces of Chino Valley and Dewey-Humboldt, our "Quad-City" area offers a surprisingly diverse educational landscape.

Prescott is the perfect place to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Arizona…here are our favorite romantic experiences and restaurants in town and the surrounding areas.

The Middleton Team is digging into the latest housing forecast and breaking it down in a way that actually makes sense. So today, let’s see what experts expect for the 2026 market—and what it could mean for you right here in our own neighborhood.

Our Free Photos with Santa event was such a joy — and it’s all because of you! Thank you to everyone who came out, brought their families, shared smiles, and helped make the day feel so festive and full of community spirit.

Winter in Prescott doesn’t just bring cooler days and holiday lights—it also changes the rhythm of our real estate market. Buyers who are out right now are serious; many want to be settled before the holidays.

Every year The Middleton Team starts early in the year planning our holiday party to show appreciation to our exceptional clients! Year over year it continues to get bigger and this year was no exception.

In our always-on world genuine human connection can sometimes feel harder to come by. Yet here in Prescott—where community, relationships, and neighborliness still matter deeply—there’s one simple gesture that never goes out of style: the handwritten note.

The holidays can be beautifully busy—calendars packed, to-do lists long, and emotions running high. That’s exactly why small, sincere moments of gratitude matter so much right now.

The Prescott fall market did what fall markets do—paced down a notch—but October’s data shows a stable price environment with more choices for buyers and a “price-it-right” mandate for sellers.

Let’s take a look at what happened in the September 2025 housing market across the Prescott area. In this report, we highlight the latest on sales, pricing, inventory, and market momentum—so you know where things stand this fall.

If you call Prescott or the Quad Cities home — or hope to soon — here’s your insider look at how our local housing market is evolving across Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, and Dewey/Humboldt.