Valley homes, with the math shown.

Anastasia was born in Moscow, came to the US at five, and still speaks fluent Russian. She has lived in five states. Scottsdale is the place that stuck. It has been home for nearly a decade, the longest she's lived anywhere.

She earned her real estate license while finishing her degree at ASU, graduating summa cum laude, then spent several years in geopolitical and market risk analysis and helped run her family's international clothing resale business. She reads data carefully, asks the uncomfortable question early, and explains it plainly.

She works with buyers and sellers across the Valley, including new construction. She has also traveled to more than 30 countries and knows every good small restaurant in the Northeast Valley.

Spencer was born and raised in North Scottsdale and remembers when much of it was still open desert. His family moved to the Valley from New York in the 1970s, and his grandfather's company, Madison Building Corporation, built McDonald's restaurants across Arizona for nearly 50 years.

After earning a political science degree at ASU, Spencer spent about a decade in private wealth management for high-net-worth clients, first in Washington, D.C., then as an analyst at a Paradise Valley hedge fund. He brings that same discretion and financial eye to every transaction.

He knows how this part of the Valley grew because he watched it happen. He's also the one to ask about cars.