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What Starbucks and Dominos Can Teach You About Impossible Goals
"Maybe it’s time to think bigger and set some impossible goals for yourself" Greg Hague.

Arizona’s New Middle Housing Law
Greg Hague speaks with AZFamily about how Arizona’s new middle housing law might impact specific neighborhoods.

2026 Crystal Ball: Valley real estate experts predict housing market
72SOLD CEO Greg Hague gives his predictions for the 2026 housing market.

How to utilize philanthropic efforts to boost your bottom line
“When a company invests in its community, it not only earns trust and loyalty, but it also creates a deeper purpose that inspires employees and attracts clients who want their dollars to make a difference.”

72SOLD is taking real estate in new direction
72SOLD CEO Greg Hague speaks to the Paradise Valley Independent about a new program that launched earlier this year

72SOLD CEO Greg Hague discusses 7 real estate industry standards you should question.
A challenger’s mindset separates leaders from followers.

72SOLD CEO Greg Hague launches new full market value program.
New program from Greg Hague’s 72Sold buys homes at full market value if unsold in 30 days

CEO Greg Hague talks with Phoenix Business Journal about the rise of "zombie" foreclosures.
Abandoned home foreclosures tick up nationwide. Here's how Arizona is different.

72SOLD CEO Greg Hague discusses how interest-rate sensitivity in the housing market.
The current housing market is loaded like a spring under maximum compression. Every month of subdued buyer activity adds more frustrated buyers to an already enormous pool of pent-up demand.

72SOLD CEO Greg Hague sees the mortgage rate dropping drastically, into the low fives, within 12 to 15 months.
Buying now, while prices are lower leaves you the option to refinance when the rates go down. Don’t wait until interest rates are down to pull the trigger on their next purchase.

