Christine Barone, CEO of True Food Kitchen, and her husband Luca purchased the Paradise Valley home for $1.97 million.

Martin Rootberg paid $1.95M for this Scottsdale home in cash.

Srdjan Radovcic purchased this Phoenix home with a backyard view of Arizona Country Club for $2 million. European contemporary design with French oak and wood flooring define this house. Large windows allow natural light to flood each room. There are four bedrooms, four bathrooms and a loft in the 3,780-square-foot-home.Christopher Camberlango, co-founder and owner of Skapa Properties, a real estate and design firm in Scottsdale, sold the home.

James and Diane Riggs purchased this Scottsdale home for $2.6M.

Alden and Patricia Stewart purchased this Phoenix mansion for $2.125M

Jon Bilstrom, the recently retired executive vice president of Comerica, and his wife, Kathy, purchased this Paradise Valley mansion for $3.85 million. The home comes with six fireplaces, a full guest house with a private entrance, wood-paneled game room with a refrigerated wine cellar, five bedrooms and 6½ bathrooms. The backyard includes cascading water and stone features as well as an expansive patio, pool and spa. The 9,527-square-foot estate was sold by Gregory and Sandra Walton. Gregory is the district sales manager for CDW, a technology services company.

Jason Rowley purchased this home for $1.67 million in Scottsdale.

James and Shannon Winebrenner purchased this Phoenix home for $1,750,000 from Stephen Ellis, managing member of Blue Ridge Properties LLC, an Arizona limited-liability company. James Winebrenner is an avid cyclist and current vice president of sales at Viptela in San Jose. Italian porcelain tile is laid throughout this contemporary 4,196-square-foot home. The space exudes a clean and free ambiance with a dramatic 32-foot-long retractable glass wall spanning the kitchen, family and dining rooms. There are five bedrooms and 3½ bathrooms all boasting an open concept. The very contemporary fireplace rests inside the wall of the living room which is pre-wired for surround sound.

Wayne Kandas, a financial adviser and managing director of the Kandas Financial Group, a financial advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, paid $1.9 million in cash for this Camelback Country Club estate. Six bedrooms and six bathrooms are included in the 5,800-square-foot home as well as a 1,650-square-foot private guest house. The backyard has panoramic views of Camelback Country Club golf course. Retracting glass walls showcase classic Arizona indoor and outdoor living. A two-way fireplace stands in the middle of the great room and is accompanied by Venetian plaster ceilings, hardwood floors and open truss beams. High-end finishes are seen throughout the kitchen which overlooks a spacious family and dining room. The seller was Arnold Benson.

Two-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Timothy Lincecum sold his 11,000-square-foot Paradise Valley mansion to Mario Martinez II and his wife, Kelly. Mario Martinez II is the founder of #yesphx, a community committed to improving Arizona startups. He was formerly the CEO of 360 Vantage, which was acquired by IMS Health in 2013. He and his wife paid cash for the estate. The home features an indoor sports court with retractable batting cage and restaurant-style sideline booths. The modern-style house includes an indoor waterfall, great room with wet bar, home theater with a wet bar and desert springs pool. Two waterfalls, a spa, elevated sundeck and built-in grilling station create a feeling of relaxation in the backyard. Floor-to-ceiling views of Camelback Mountain can be seen from most areas of the house. The home has four bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms.

Paul Gould and his wife Jovy Borja Gould purchased this Scottsdale home for $1.75 million.

Paul Hurst and Patricia Mayer, doctors from Colorado, purchased a 7,800-square-foot mansion in Mesa near Red Mountain Ranch Country Club for $1,825,000. The Tuscan-style home in Las Sendas features a private elevator to the media room and garages. The backyard has a rock feature complete with pool and spa, built-in BBQ/barbecue and panoramic views. Golf lovers will appreciate the small green on the deck outside of the master suite. A separate tub with stone tile steps and glass-encased shower with mosaic tile can be found in the master bathroom. This home was sold by Edward Johnson, managing member of the Johnson Living Trust.

Frederick and Cathy Burkel, who hail from Alabama and Nevada, purchased this Scottsdale home from Ben and Hae-Sook Hassing for $1.7 million. Ben Hassing is an executive with Walmart in China. This Tuscan-style home rests above a putting green and is surrounded by mountain views. Five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, two family rooms, a wine room, and a guest suite with private entry are included in this Ancala-area home. The backyard features a spa that spills into a heated, negative-edge pool and built-in barbecue.

This $2,7 million house in Paradise Valley comes with six fireplaces. The vast entry hall is decorated with a stunning marble staircase, marble floors and detailed ceilings. The master suite has his and her bathrooms. A wine cellar, study and media room also are part of this 11,309-square-foot home.

This $2.3 million custom 2011 Spanish Colonial-style home has four bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms; a private-entry courtyard with a Cantera stone fountain; luxury finishes including white oak flooring, wood beam ceilings and slab marble counter tops; and a detached guest casita with a kitchenette.

This $4 million compound located near Jomax and Cave Creek roads in Cave Creek has four living spaces on a 30-acre lot, with a large main house, guest quarters, a manager’s house and a storage building for cars, trailers and RV’s. The equestrian facilities include a roping arena with lights and horse stalls.

This 5,253-square-foot European-inspired manor was purchased by Dr. Marc and Alyssa Dinowitz for $3,075,000. Built in 2015 in the Lombardi Estates neighborhood near Scottsdale Waterfront, this beautifully appointed home has five bedrooms and eight bathrooms; a chef’s kitchen; vintage touches, including reclaimed wood beams and tiles; and a lush outdoor space with patios, a fireplace and a heated pool and spa.

This new build in Paradise Valley was purchased by Dr. Matthew and Lisa Karlovsky for $2.2 million. The 6,050-square-foot Santa Barbara-style custom home has five bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms and is situated on an acre lot.

This north Scottsdale home off Thompson Peak Parkway was purchased for $2,125,000 in cash by Jeffrey S. and Jodi A. Bay. Built in 2006, this six-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bathroom Camelot home is appointed with top-end finishes including natural hardwood flooring, beams, moldings and wood casing. French doors throughout the house open to a private outdoor space with a swimming pool tiled in Venetian glass.

David and Editha Krueger purchased this 1990 home near Paradise Valley Country Club for $2.1 million. Clocking in around 5,000 square feet, the contemporary-style home has four bedrooms and five bathrooms, a media room, his-and-her master bathrooms and plenty of large windows and glass walls, with views of Camelback Mountain and Praying Monk Outdoors, there’s a lap pool and tennis court.

This 2007 desert-contemporary home located on the 10th hole of the Pinnacle Course at Troon North Golf Club was purchased in cash by Anne E. Forbes from Armand Jay Simon Jr. and Suzanne M. Simon for $2,525,000. The 6,304-square-foot home has four bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms and is designed to optimize appreciation of the outdoors with extensive use of large windows and glass doors. Outside is an entertainer’s paradise, with golf-course views, patios, a fire pit, barbecue and negative-edge pool.

Vishal Gunnala, M.D., and Sri Preethi Gunnala bought this Del Ray Estates ranch home in Arcadia from Michael P. and Barbara R. Berman for $1,845,848. Dr. Gunnala is a pediatric critical-care physician at Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Remodeled by designer Ernesto Garcia, this 1966 home is 5,066 square feet and has five bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms. It is outfitted with hardwood and honed slate floors, a gourmet kitchen with custom cherry cabinets and slab granite, and a guest suite with a separate entrance.

Robert H. Falk and Bobbie Falk purchased this approximately 7,000-square-foot home for $4,040,000 in cash from James E. and Wendy P. Daverman. James is a venture capital investor and owner of Redfish Partners, a private investment and consulting firm. Located in the Desert Mountain community in north Scottsdale, the multilevel 2003 build was designed by architect David C. Hovey in steel and walls of stunning glass to marry the interior with the surrounding desert and city views. Five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and close proximity to Desert Mountain Golf Course

Michael L. Ferrin, trustee of the Grace Bay Trust, bought this 2008 home for $2,675,000 from William S. and Kimberly D. Leto, trustees of the Leto Family Trust. Ferrin is a lawyer and partner at Davis Miles McGuire Gardner, an Arizona law firm, and William Leto is a franchise restaurant owner. Located in the Canyon Heights community of north Scottsdale, this 7,4630-square-foot Tuscan villa is nestled on a nearly two-acre plot at the base of a mountain. It has four bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms and a resort-like backyard with a saltwater pool, outdoor kitchen and sport court.

This 7,000-plus-square-foot home in the Paradise Home Estates community in Paradise Valley was purchased for $3,280,000 by Dr. Rajeev Garg and his wife, Hema Khurana, from Tabarka Home LLC. Dr. Garg specializes in cardiology. The 2015 new build is on a 1.22-acre cul de sac lot and has four bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms and an office. Modern design accents include reclaimed beams, marble and limestone, white oak cabinetry, handmade tiles and custom steel windows, which offer unobstructed views of Camelback and Mummy mountains.

Douglas McGregor and Kelly McGregor have purchased a 4,913 square-foot-home located near the Silverleaf community of north Scottsdale from William S. Strang and Margaret G. Strang for $2,175,000. The Salcito custom Spanish Colonial home is a 2005 build with four bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms, a detached guest house and a resort-like backyard designed for entertaining with a pool, cabana, fireplace and barbecue pit.

This 5,650-square-foot, five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom home was purchased by Anand Acharya and Valentina Chamorro Acharya from Robert H. Neese and Susan N. Neese for $2,240,000. Built in 1975 and remodeled in 2011, this Santa Barbara-style house is located near Paradise Valley Country Club on Tatum Boulevard and has views of Camelback and Mummy mountains. The house is accented with stone and hickory wood floors, and soaring vaulted ceilings with wooden beams throughout.

Diamond Estate at Scottsdale Mountain was purchased for $2.6 million in cash by Canadian corporation 3244440 Canada Limited from Edward E. Wallace. The 5,572 square-foot, high-altitude 2010 build is dramatically designed with huge picture windows and retractable glass walls for breathtaking Valley views. Other features in the five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom home include custom cabinetry, natural stone fireplaces and integrated solar.

This Paradise Valley home was bought by Certosa Inc., a California corporation, for $1,970,000 in cash. It was sold by Dr. Daniel Paul Noble, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon and lieutenant colonel in the Air National Guard. Built in 2000, the 5,319-square-foot home is perched at the base of the Phoenix Mountains Preserve and is designed to take advantage of panoramic mountain views. Outside, the landscape views look even better when lounging on the spacious covered patios or from the infinity pool.

A rendering of the $6.9 million new build in Silverleaf’s Upper Canyon.

This Arcadia Estates home in Phoenix sold for $2.15 million.

The Paradise Valley home was purchased by Rohit Dwivedi for $1.8 million.

The Paradise Valley home was purchased by Rohit Dwivedi for $1.8 million.

William and Kimberly Leto bought a $2.8 million, 8,007-square-foot house at La Jolla Acres in Paradise Valley, William Leto is a franchise restaurant owner. Built in 2007, the five-bedroom home with Mediterranean and Spanish influences features a gourmet kitchen, multiple flex spaces and a heated pool with water feature. The house was sold by William and Michelle Nichols through Paradise LLC, an Arizona limited-liability company. Records show William Nichols as the owner and president of a car dealership in Silver City, N.M.

Adam R. and Cynthia G. Bronfman bought a $3.5 million, 2007 home at Cheney Heights in Paradise Valley. Adam Bronfman is a philanthropist and managing director of the Samuel Bronfman Foundation, which seeks to inspire a renaissance of Jewish life. Bronfman is the heir to the Seagram liquor business based in New York. The 8,574-square-foot gated house includes six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a game room, eight fireplaces and a two-bedroom guest house. The backyard features a negative-edge pool, spa and built-in barbecue with bar seating. Discover Enterprises LLC, organized by Curtis A. Dickman, a neurosurgeon at Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, sold the house.

Via Ventosa Scottsdale LLC, led by orthopedic surgeon Blake Stamper, paid $13.7 million - the second-highest price ever paid for an Arizona home. The 25,000-square-foot mansion sits on almost seven acres south of Pinnacle Peak and west of the McDowell Mountains. The property includes nine bedroom suites two lofts, all with private patios and balconies, a two-story exercise building and a 12-car garage. The property was sold by Bel Sogno Estate LLC, led by Marcia Rowley, co-founder of International Cruise & Excursions Inc.

5130 Exeter LLC, an Arizona company, paid $7.2 million cash for a 6,176-square-foot house in Arcadia in Phoenix. The house, which resembles an 18th-century farmhouse, sits on more than four acres and includes four bedrooms, a 2,000-plus-square-foot summer house with a veranda. The property also features a heated, tiled pool, potting shed, flowers and fruit trees. Nordon LLC, an Arizona company managed by Donald and Norma Jean Lo Piccolo, sold the house. Donald Lo Piccolo is a retired building materials executive who built the home, dubbed Nordon Manor, in 1971 with the help of furniture designer Frank Auspitz.

Ralph and Carolee Thomas paid cash using their trust for a $2.87 million, 10,764-square-foot house in Finisterre in Paradise Valley. Thomas is listed a president of Ralph Thomas & Associates Inc., a real estate development company in Scottsdale, records show. The sale includes plans for reconstruction and enhancement of the 1986, four-bedroom home by builder Greg Hunt. PHG Financial LLC, a Michigan company managed by Gerald A. Haan, who owns a Michigan real-estate development company, sold the property.

Woodshed at Summerhill LLC paid $2.4 million cash for a Phoenix home at Foothills Club West. The Arizona limited liability company is managed by Michelle M. Mace, founder of M3B Inc., a marketing consulting firm in Phoenix. The 2008, 7,213-square-foot house is timber-framed in the Craftsman style with four bedrooms and a guest house. The property also includes a loft or craft room with full bath, and a 50-foot negative edge pool, outdoor kitchen. Craig R. and Diana P. Tanner sold the house. Craig Tanner is president of Rock Solid Concrete in Chandler.

Stephen Modzelewski paid $2.3 million cash for a Paradise Valley house in Mummy Mountain Park. Modzelewski serves on the boards of Signum Biosciences INc, a private biotechnology company and the Reason Foundation, described as a libertarian think tank. He previously worked for Salomon Brothers, now part of Citicorp, in finance. He started his own trading and investment firm, Maple Engine LLC. The 2001, privately gated hillside home sits on more than one acre with a negative edge pool, outdoor kitchen and fire pit. The 5,332-square-foot house includes floor-to-ceiling telescoping windows, a guest suite with separate entrance and a video security system. The house was sold by Michelle M. Lorenz through her trust.

James and Jennifer Rizzo bought a five-bedroom, 2010 house at Fulton Ranch in Chandler for $2.6 million. James Rizzo is chief executive officer of Arizona-based Billing Solutions Inc., a medical billing business. Syncordia Technologies announced in March 2016 that it bought 80 percent interest in Billing Solutions. The 7,739-square-foot house features a lap pool, two outdoor kitchens, a six-car cooled and heated garage and a steam shower. Kenny Lam, a Valley oral and maxillofacial surgeon, and Janet Wang sold the house through their trust.

Roger and Barbara Jusseaume paid $2.2 million for a new home on more than an acre in Paradise Valley. Roger Jusseaume has worked in leadership positions with several companies that meet temporary employment needs for businesses. The Santa Barbara-style custom home was sold by Regal American Homes, an Arizona company, managed by Uri Shemesh. Shemesh owned the Phoenix jewelry shop Moda Fina.

Jami and Fred H. Pryor paid $2.2 million for a 6,545-square-foot house in El Dorado Estates in Paradise Valley. Fred Pryor was the founder of Fred Pryor Seminars, which hosts business-training events online and at locations across the country. The 1988 property, remodeled in 2011-2012, is on the west slope of Mummy Mountain and features wide-plank wood floors, a pool with cascading water features, guest house with full kitchen, outdoor patios and fire pit. Hal D. Rosen, president of Envirosure Solutions LLC, sold the house. Envirosure Solutions is an environmental, health and safety-compliance company in Tempe.

Michael and Peta Schumacher bought a 5,658-square-foot newly built house in El Camello in Phoenix. The $3.65 million, four-bedroom house with pool sits on a half-acre. Michael Schumacher is a sales manager at the Mercedes-Benz dealership Schumacher European Ltd. in Phoenix. The house was sold N.E.W. Development LLC, a California Company.

Kurt R. and Nicole Wood bought a 4,354-square-foot house in a cul-de-sac at Arcadia in Phoenix. The 1959 house features four bedrooms, and media, wine and exercise rooms. The property features a pool, outdoor kitchen with bar seating, a gas fire pit, Bocce Ball court and outdoor fireplace. The house was sold by Michelle Reeves, a former manager for sales operations at Hewlett Packard.

Barry M. Smith, the chief executive officer of Magellan Health Inc., and his wife, Julia, bought a $6.17 million, 2009 house in Paradise Valley. Magellan Health manages health benefits and transferred from Connecticut to Scottsdale in 2014. The Smiths brought the 12,929-square-foot house at the Desert Fairway Estates through their trust.

Phillippe Lord, executive vice president of Meritage Homes Corporation bought a $1.67 million house in Equestrian Manor in Scottsdale. This four-bedroom home in a guard-gated community has exposed pine ceiling beams, hickory plank wood flooring, a twin-island kitchen, a finished basement with projection TV and a Crestron controlled entertainment system throughout the home. The 1990 home was sold by Michael C. and Veronica M. Jaap. Michael Jaap is the founder of DeReeltech, a scrap metal recycling company.

Robert and Karen Warstler paid $2 million for a 6,143-square-foot house in Camelhead Estates in Paradise Valley. The house was sold through JCLY Realty, an Arizona limited liability company.

An Arizona company, 5600 Saguaro LLC, paid $7,400,000 for a 14,514-square-foot house in Jokake Camelback Properties in Paradise Valley. The 2004, five-bedroom home in a gated community features 12 fireplaces, a guest house, tennis court and pool with gazebo and fountains. The house was sold by Joe L. Riley, president and CEO of RMA Associates Inc., which owns National Auto Mart in Phoenix, an automobile dealer specializing in off-lease fleet vehicles.

Doctors Rohit and Priti Sud bought a $3,386,800, six-bedroom house in Paradise Valley. The 2009 house offers 9,491 square feet, a home theater, wood-grained library, Camelback Mountain views and a pool and yard with 16 fountains and fire features.

John R. Dawson bought a $1.8 million, 1959 house in Mary Manor in Phoenix that features a guest house with views of Camelback Mountain.

A former lieutenant governor of South Dakota, Steve T. Kirby, and his wife, Suzette, paid $2,500,000 for a 4,190-square-foot house in Paradise Reserve in Paradise Valley. The 2013 house was purchased through the Suzette Kirby Trust. Kirby served as the 35th lieutenant governor of South Dakota from 1993 to 1995. The 2013 house that features four bedrooms, an elevator, a media room that leads to a roof deck with fireplace, is to be used as a secondary home.

Steven and Elaine Weddell bought a 7,055-square-foot house for $2,650,000 in Squaw Peak Estates in Paradise Valley. Steven Weddell is a certified public accountant, operating from Manhattan Beach, Calif. The 1998, Santa Barbara-style house sits on more than two acres and includes five bedrooms and six baths. Safe Haven Family Limited Partnership in Edmond, Okla., in care of Sissy Holloway, sold the house.

4805 N Dromedary LLC, bought an 8,179-square-foot house in the White Gates subdivision of Phoenix. The Arizona company is managed by Meghan E. Megge, a business development analyst. The house was sold by Paul Levin.

Daniel J. and Roxanne Ostlie bought a $2,050,000, 5,561-square-foot house in Country Club Acres in Paradise Valley. Daniel Ostlie, is chairman of pediatric surgery at Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. He did his residency at Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale.

Michael and Cristi DeFrees bought a 6,397-square-foot house in the Firerock development in Fountain Hills. Michael DeFrees developed properties in the Vancouver, Wash. area. The house was sold by Robert R. and Barbara M. Cale, who bought the home in 2011.

Anthony J. and Judith Bebbington bought a $2.11 million, 7,289-square-foot house in Tatum Garden Estates west of the Camelback Golf Club. Anthony Bebbington is the senior vice president of wealth management in the Phoenix office of USB Financial Services Inc. The 2005 house features four bedrooms, four baths, a full pool bathroom, a 2,046-square-foot gym, indoor batting cage, wine room and pool with a waterfall and swim up bar and gazebo. William Hall, who bought the home in 2007, is the seller.

Chicago Cubs pitcher and former player for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Trevor Cahill, paid $2,705,000 cash for a 5,856-square foot home in Paradise Valley.

Johnny and Janelle Powers paid nearly $2 million in cash for this Scottsdale home.

Marc Kutik paid $1.89 million in cash for this Scottsdale home.

Systems Holdings West LLC, an Arizona limited-liability company managed by Robert Gawlik, paid $4.75 million cash for this Paradise Valley estate. Gawlik is a real-estate investor and principal of RFG Real Estate and Systems Real Estate in Scottsdale. The home rests on nearly three acres. There are six en-suite bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. Residing in a gated community, this 10,431-square-foot mansion has a circular drive and a six-car garage. French doors can be seen throughout the home. Four fireplaces, a pool and spa and gazebo make for a relaxing backyard. Eric Chavez, American League Gold Glove Award-winning third baseman and former Arizona Diamondbacks player, sold the home. Chavez is now a special assistant to Billy Eppler, the Los Angeles Angels general manager.

Systems Holdings West LLC, an Arizona limited-liability company managed by Robert Gawlik, paid $4.75 million cash for this Paradise Valley estate. Gawlik is a real-estate investor and principal of RFG Real Estate and Systems Real Estate in Scottsdale. The home rests on nearly three acres. There are six en-suite bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. Residing in a gated community, this 10,431-square-foot mansion has a circular drive and a six-car garage. French doors can be seen throughout the home. Four fireplaces, a pool and spa and gazebo make for a relaxing backyard. Eric Chavez, American League Gold Glove Award-winning third baseman and former Arizona Diamondbacks player, sold the home. Chavez is now a special assistant to Billy Eppler, the Los Angeles Angels general manager.

Marc Kutik paid $1.89 million in cash for this Scottsdale home.

Paul Gould and his wife Jovy Borja Gould purchased this Scottsdale home for $1.75 million.

Paul Hurst and Patricia Mayer, doctors from Colorado, purchased a 7,800-square-foot mansion in Mesa near Red Mountain Ranch Country Club for $1,825,000. The Tuscan-style home in Las Sendas features a private elevator to the media room and garages. The backyard has a rock feature complete with pool and spa, built-in BBQ/barbecue and panoramic views. Golf lovers will appreciate the small green on the deck outside of the master suite. A separate tub with stone tile steps and glass-encased shower with mosaic tile can be found in the master bathroom. This home was sold by Edward Johnson, managing member of the Johnson Living Trust.

Frederick and Cathy Burkel, who hail from Alabama and Nevada, purchased this Scottsdale home from Ben and Hae-Sook Hassing for $1.7 million. Ben Hassing is an executive with Walmart in China. This Tuscan-style home rests above a putting green and is surrounded by mountain views. Five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, two family rooms, a wine room, and a guest suite with private entry are included in this Ancala-area home. The backyard features a spa that spills into a heated, negative-edge pool and built-in barbecue.

This $2,7 million house in Paradise Valley comes with six fireplaces. The vast entry hall is decorated with a stunning marble staircase, marble floors and detailed ceilings. The master suite has his and her bathrooms. A wine cellar, study and media room also are part of this 11,309-square-foot home.

This $2.3 million custom 2011 Spanish Colonial-style home has four bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms; a private-entry courtyard with a Cantera stone fountain; luxury finishes including white oak flooring, wood beam ceilings and slab marble counter tops; and a detached guest casita with a kitchenette.

This $4 million compound located near Jomax and Cave Creek roads in Cave Creek has four living spaces on a 30-acre lot, with a large main house, guest quarters, a manager’s house and a storage building for cars, trailers and RV’s. The equestrian facilities include a roping arena with lights and horse stalls.

This 5,253-square-foot European-inspired manor was purchased by Dr. Marc and Alyssa Dinowitz for $3,075,000. Built in 2015 in the Lombardi Estates neighborhood near Scottsdale Waterfront, this beautifully appointed home has five bedrooms and eight bathrooms; a chef’s kitchen; vintage touches, including reclaimed wood beams and tiles; and a lush outdoor space with patios, a fireplace and a heated pool and spa.

This new build in Paradise Valley was purchased by Dr. Matthew and Lisa Karlovsky for $2.2 million. The 6,050-square-foot Santa Barbara-style custom home has five bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms and is situated on an acre lot.

This north Scottsdale home off Thompson Peak Parkway was purchased for $2,125,000 in cash by Jeffrey S. and Jodi A. Bay. Built in 2006, this six-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bathroom Camelot home is appointed with top-end finishes including natural hardwood flooring, beams, moldings and wood casing. French doors throughout the house open to a private outdoor space with a swimming pool tiled in Venetian glass.

David and Editha Krueger purchased this 1990 home near Paradise Valley Country Club for $2.1 million. Clocking in around 5,000 square feet, the contemporary-style home has four bedrooms and five bathrooms, a media room, his-and-her master bathrooms and plenty of large windows and glass walls, with views of Camelback Mountain and Praying Monk Outdoors, there’s a lap pool and tennis court.

This 2007 desert-contemporary home located on the 10th hole of the Pinnacle Course at Troon North Golf Club was purchased in cash by Anne E. Forbes from Armand Jay Simon Jr. and Suzanne M. Simon for $2,525,000. The 6,304-square-foot home has four bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms and is designed to optimize appreciation of the outdoors with extensive use of large windows and glass doors. Outside is an entertainer’s paradise, with golf-course views, patios, a fire pit, barbecue and negative-edge pool.

Vishal Gunnala, M.D., and Sri Preethi Gunnala bought this Del Ray Estates ranch home in Arcadia from Michael P. and Barbara R. Berman for $1,845,848. Dr. Gunnala is a pediatric critical-care physician at Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Remodeled by designer Ernesto Garcia, this 1966 home is 5,066 square feet and has five bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms. It is outfitted with hardwood and honed slate floors, a gourmet kitchen with custom cherry cabinets and slab granite, and a guest suite with a separate entrance.

Robert H. Falk and Bobbie Falk purchased this approximately 7,000-square-foot home for $4,040,000 in cash from James E. and Wendy P. Daverman. James is a venture capital investor and owner of Redfish Partners, a private investment and consulting firm. Located in the Desert Mountain community in north Scottsdale, the multilevel 2003 build was designed by architect David C. Hovey in steel and walls of stunning glass to marry the interior with the surrounding desert and city views. Five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and close proximity to Desert Mountain Golf Course

Michael L. Ferrin, trustee of the Grace Bay Trust, bought this 2008 home for $2,675,000 from William S. and Kimberly D. Leto, trustees of the Leto Family Trust. Ferrin is a lawyer and partner at Davis Miles McGuire Gardner, an Arizona law firm, and William Leto is a franchise restaurant owner. Located in the Canyon Heights community of north Scottsdale, this 7,4630-square-foot Tuscan villa is nestled on a nearly two-acre plot at the base of a mountain. It has four bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms and a resort-like backyard with a saltwater pool, outdoor kitchen and sport court.

This 7,000-plus-square-foot home in the Paradise Home Estates community in Paradise Valley was purchased for $3,280,000 by Dr. Rajeev Garg and his wife, Hema Khurana, from Tabarka Home LLC. Dr. Garg specializes in cardiology. The 2015 new build is on a 1.22-acre cul de sac lot and has four bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms and an office. Modern design accents include reclaimed beams, marble and limestone, white oak cabinetry, handmade tiles and custom steel windows, which offer unobstructed views of Camelback and Mummy mountains.

Douglas McGregor and Kelly McGregor have purchased a 4,913 square-foot-home located near the Silverleaf community of north Scottsdale from William S. Strang and Margaret G. Strang for $2,175,000. The Salcito custom Spanish Colonial home is a 2005 build with four bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms, a detached guest house and a resort-like backyard designed for entertaining with a pool, cabana, fireplace and barbecue pit.

This 5,650-square-foot, five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom home was purchased by Anand Acharya and Valentina Chamorro Acharya from Robert H. Neese and Susan N. Neese for $2,240,000. Built in 1975 and remodeled in 2011, this Santa Barbara-style house is located near Paradise Valley Country Club on Tatum Boulevard and has views of Camelback and Mummy mountains. The house is accented with stone and hickory wood floors, and soaring vaulted ceilings with wooden beams throughout.

Diamond Estate at Scottsdale Mountain was purchased for $2.6 million in cash by Canadian corporation 3244440 Canada Limited from Edward E. Wallace. The 5,572 square-foot, high-altitude 2010 build is dramatically designed with huge picture windows and retractable glass walls for breathtaking Valley views. Other features in the five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom home include custom cabinetry, natural stone fireplaces and integrated solar.

This Paradise Valley home was bought by Certosa Inc., a California corporation, for $1,970,000 in cash. It was sold by Dr. Daniel Paul Noble, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon and lieutenant colonel in the Air National Guard. Built in 2000, the 5,319-square-foot home is perched at the base of the Phoenix Mountains Preserve and is designed to take advantage of panoramic mountain views. Outside, the landscape views look even better when lounging on the spacious covered patios or from the infinity pool.

A rendering of the $6.9 million new build in Silverleaf’s Upper Canyon.

This Arcadia Estates home in Phoenix sold for $2.15 million.

The Paradise Valley home was purchased by Rohit Dwivedi for $1.8 million.

The Paradise Valley home was purchased by Rohit Dwivedi for $1.8 million.

Dresser Properties LLC, a Delaware limited-liability company paid over $3.5 million for this home in Paradise Valley.

Martin Rootberg paid $1.95M for this Scottsdale home in cash.

Luxury homes.

James and Diane Riggs purchased this Scottsdale home for $2.6M.

Two-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Tim Lincecum sold his 11,000 square-foot Paradise Valley estate for $3 million.

Johnny and Janelle Powers paid nearly $2 million in cash for this Scottsdale home.

James Rogers paid over $2.5 million in cash for this Scottsdale home in the Silverleaf community.

James and Shannon Winebrenner purchased this Phoenix home for $1.75 million from Stephen Ellis, managing member of Blue Ridge Properties LLC, an Arizona limited-liability company.

This $2.5 million home is located on the 10th hole of the Pinnacle Course at Troon North Golf Club.

This 7,000-plus-square-foot home in the Paradise Home Estates community in Paradise Valley was purchased by Dr. Rajeev Garg and his wife, Hema Khurana, from Tabarka Home LLC.

Douglas McGregor and Kelly McGregor have purchased a 4,913 square-foot-home located near the Silverleaf community of north Scottsdale from William S. Strang and Margaret G. Strang for $2,175,000. The Salcito custom Spanish Colonial home is a 2005 build with four bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms, a detached guest house and a resort-like backyard designed for entertaining with a pool, cabana, fireplace and barbecue pit.

This Paradise Valley home was bought by Certosa Inc., a California corporation, for $1.97 million in cash.

New home prices in metro Phoenix could climb 7 to 9 percent in 2017.

A home for sale in metro Phoenix.

JoAnn and Joseph Callaway launched Real Estate for Rehabilitation with the Salvation Army.

Sen. John McCain and former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin make a campaign appearance on March 26, 2010, at the Pima County Fairgrounds in Tucson, Arizona.

Two-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Tim Lincecum sold his 11,000-square-foot Paradise Valley estate for $3 million.

Stucco houses with pink tile roofs line Valley streets.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump .