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Cindy K Dante
Real Estate Agent (Broker)
Sedona AZ

Broker (AZ: BR035221000)

37 years experience

REALTOR® 2 Active Listings Serves Yavapai County, AZ
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Contact Information

Brokerage
Re Max Sedona

Office Website
Office Address
2290 W Sr 89a
Sedona, AZ  86336
(Yavapai County)
Office Phone
928-282-4166
Office Fax
877-282-3808
Mobile
928-300-3738
Email
cind************@*****.com
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Service Areas

Cottonwood: AZ Cornville: AZ Clarkdale: AZ Verde Village: AZ Lake Montezuma: AZ Rimrock: AZ Sedona: AZ Village of Oak Creek: AZ

About Cindy Dante

Cindy Dante, formerly known as Cindy Newton, has been a resident of Sedona since 1964. Her journey into real estate began in the 1980s when she identified lots for speculative homes through her partnership in Grandview Development, a construction company. This experience led her to obtain her real estate license in 1989, followed by her broker's license in 1995. As a result, she has cultivated extensive connections with local tradespeople and maintains a robust network of contacts. Approximately 70% of her business is generated through referrals from satisfied clients, and she can provide a list of references upon request.

Cindy's early career included positions at Northern Shadows Realty and Coldwell Banker. She has since partnered both professionally and personally with Brian Dante, a distinguished agent who relocated to Sedona in 1994. Brian has a long history of success, having been a top-producing agent for Century 21 in California since 1979 and earning the #1 agent designation in Arizona for Re/Max.

Together, Cindy and Brian rank among the leading agents in Sedona, achieving the 4th and 5th positions out of 456 agents in sales for 2013. Their commitment to real estate is unwavering, as they dedicate themselves full-time to meeting their clients' needs. With nearly 60 years of combined experience, their expertise is an invaluable asset during any real estate transaction.

Supporting their efforts is licensed real estate assistant Melinda Benedict, who is prepared to address any issues that may arise while Cindy and Brian are engaged in fieldwork. Additionally, they collaborate with a marketing specialist to ensure their listings receive maximum exposure across various platforms while they focus on client interactions.

Despite the support of their staff and over thirty colleagues at Re/Max, Cindy and Brian remain actively involved in the marketing, showing, and selling of their listings. They look forward to assisting you with your real estate needs. For inquiries, please contact Cindy at 928-300-3738.

Yavapai County, AZ Real Estate Market Analysis (Single Family Homes)

$878,013
Avg. Listing Price
From Cindy's portfolio
3.1 / 2.6
Avg. Beds/Baths
Typical property size
2,233 sf
Avg. Square Footage
Interior living space
2071
Active Listings
Current inventory

Yavapai County's real estate landscape represents one of Arizona's most geographically diverse and economically dynamic markets, stretching from high desert communities to pine-covered mountain towns. With 1,965 actively licensed real estate agents serving this expansive region, the county demonstrates remarkable market depth for an area that balances rural charm with growing urban sophistication. This substantial agent population reflects the complexity of serving buyers and sellers across dramatically different elevation zones, price points, and lifestyle preferences.

The market's resilience stems from its unique positioning between Phoenix's northern suburbs and Flagstaff's mountain communities, creating multiple micro-markets that each require specialized local knowledge. From Prescott's historic downtown Victorian homes to Sedona's luxury red rock properties, agents navigate vastly different buyer expectations and pricing structures, often within the same day's work.

Major Yavapai County, Arizona Real Estate Markets

Prescott anchors the county's largest metropolitan area, featuring everything from affordable starter homes in Prescott Valley to million-dollar custom builds in the Granite Dells area. The Quad-City region, encompassing Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, and Dewey-Humboldt, creates a interconnected market where buyers often cross city boundaries based on lifestyle preferences rather than strict geographic loyalty. Sedona commands the luxury segment with its internationally recognized red rock vistas driving premium pricing for both primary residences and vacation properties.

Secondary markets like Camp Verde, Cottonwood, and Jerome offer surprising diversity, from Verde Valley's emerging wine country estates to Jerome's quirky mountain artist community properties. These smaller communities often experience spillover demand from buyers priced out of Sedona or seeking more authentic small-town experiences, creating unexpected appreciation patterns that require deep local market knowledge to navigate effectively.

Market Dynamics and Geographic Complexity

Elevation changes of over 4,000 feet across the county create distinct climate zones that dramatically influence property values and buyer preferences. Properties in Prescott's mile-high pine forests appeal to different demographics than Cottonwood's desert floor communities, yet both markets often compete for the same Phoenix-area relocating buyers. This geographic complexity means agents frequently specialize in elevation-specific niches, developing expertise in everything from well water rights to forest fire insurance requirements.

Seasonal fluctuations add another layer of complexity, with summer months bringing Valley refugees seeking cooler temperatures while winter attracts snowbirds to lower elevation communities. The county's proximity to Phoenix creates weekend warrior demand for vacation properties, while its own economic base supports a healthy local buyer market, resulting in year-round transaction activity that defies typical seasonal patterns.

Why Businesses Need Yavapai County, Arizona Agent Contact Data

With all 1,965 actively licensed agents maintaining email contact information, businesses can efficiently reach this entire professional network to support the county's diverse real estate ecosystem. Mortgage lenders benefit from connecting with agents who understand the unique financing challenges of rural properties, well-dependent homes, and vacation rentals, while insurance providers can target specialists familiar with wildfire risks and elevation-specific coverage needs.

Home service providers and contractors find particular value in agent relationships given the county's mix of historic properties requiring specialized restoration and new construction in challenging terrain. The geographic spread means agents often travel extensively between showings, creating opportunities for mobile services, professional development companies, and technology solutions that help agents manage multiple micro-markets efficiently from central locations.

Current Property Listings

As of 2/5/2026, Cindy Dante has 2 properties for sale in Sedona and surrounding areas.

$892,400

Listed 2025-08-29

3867 Portofino Way
Sedona, AZ  86336

Beds: 2.0
Baths: 2.0
Sq Ft: 2,042
Lot: 1,742 sf
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$168,800

Listed 2025-09-05

365 Chrysona Ln Unit 34
Sedona, AZ  86336

Beds:
Baths:
Sq Ft:
Lot: 35,719 sf
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Current Property Rentals

Cindy Dante currently has no rental properties available in Sedona and surrounding areas. Check back later.