5114 N Granite Reef Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85250

James Kuttner

LISTING AGENT

RE/MAX Fine Properties

(623) 887-0385

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Jim Kuttner spent eight years in the U.S. Air Force and went on to hold technical and executive leadership roles in the biomedical industry before beginning his real estate career in 2004. That background still shapes how he works today: disciplined, detail-oriented, and more interested in getting the facts right than in rushing a transaction. Over the past 22 years, Jim has closed more than $230 million in residential real estate sales throughout the Phoenix metropolitan area, with experience spanning Peoria, Glendale, Phoenix, Scottsdale, and surrounding communities. He has worked through booms, downturns, and every interest-rate environment in between—so he knows what actually happens to prices and buyers when conditions shift, not just what the headlines say. Jim works with first-time buyers, move-up families, relocation clients, retirees, investors, and homeowners preparing to sell. Many are making significant financial and lifestyle decisions at the same time, which is why they value clear communication, practical advice, and an objective perspective. Known for his calm, analytical approach, Jim believes every real estate decision involves trade-offs, and his job is to make those trade-offs clear. Rather than relying on sales pressure or market hype, he combines market data, local knowledge, and decades of experience to help clients understand not just what the market is doing, but why it matters to their specific situation. A REALTOR® with RE/MAX Fine Properties, Jim works with clients across the Valley on residential sales, relocation, and investment real estate. He closely follows housing trends, interest rates, economic developments, demographic shifts, and emerging technologies that shape the Phoenix market, and regularly creates educational content on buying, selling, investing, negotiation, and contracts for consumers who want to make more informed real estate decisions. His philosophy is simple: clear information leads to better decisions.