discuss Arizona.com Changes Hands For 6 Figures

[News]

This time the marquee name is Arizona.com with the new owner paying $350,000 to acquire the dazzling domain.

The company's business model looks to be based on forming exclusive relationships with real estate agents in each city to help them attract more buyers. A statement on the site notes, "Arizona.com is an innovative mobile and online real estate resource built around connecting clients with Premium Exclusive Agents...Offering updates on homes and rentals newly reaching the market, data on home price history and cost, and insights showing what to expect when living in a neighborhood – including local crime rates, school quality, and commute times – Arizona.com achieves further insight. With lifetime relationships in mind, Arizona.com builds bonds between agents, property managers, and mortgage lenders to provide the solutions and professional guidance needed while searching for a home."...

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[AEProgram]

Buyer got a real steal on this one.

 

[bmugford]

Buyer got a real steal on this one.

Agree.

 

[domainscp]

Was Brent Oxley the seller? I believe he owned the name at one point.

 

[MapleDots]

I live in a twin city and the name is often combined and spelled Kitchener-Waterloo

Over the years I have collected

Kitchener
Waterloo
Kitchener-Waterloo

all in com

I remember I spent a small fortune on Waterloo and it has received numerous offers.

Personally I think Arizona was sold too cheap because I have turned down larger offers for Waterloo.

 

[TheBaldOne]

Although I too think the price was lower than I would have expected we have to all realise we are not and were not in the seller's shoes.

 

[Wesley S]

wow, low price for a whole state, also isnt it a brand at jcpenneys? ty

 

[Future Sensors]

Although I too think the price was lower than I would have expected we have to all realise we are not and were not in the seller's shoes.

You're right about that. That's probably why most reactions safely said that it was a good deal for the buyer.