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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1971

Page

6

Local apartments sold in $17 million Southwest deal

David R. Johns, Inc. buys Maya Apartments and Ciento East and West along with The Abrigos The Columns La Paz and La Quinta complexes in Arizona and Tucson from Wm. Lyon Development Corp. The roughly 1 000 units will be completed this summer with moderate rents and high standards. Johns touts unique finishing plans and extensive amenities including basketball rooms saunas and covered parking. Rental offices are open and initial tenants begin moving in amid landscaping upgrades valued at over half a million dollars.

Scottsdale David R. Johns, Inc Southwest Camelback Road Ciento 68Th Street Osborn Road Abrigos W. Campbell Ave 45Th Ave la Paz Country Club Drive Tucson la Quinta Fifth St Wm. Lyon Development Corp David Johns Arizona Johns Lyon Wm. Lyon Vic Frandsen Lyn New Mexico Nevada Frandsen Department of Housing and Urban Development Wm. Lyon Development Co Maya Apartments

Real Estate and Construction Highlights

Real estate market activity and construction notes from Scottsdale area. Property listings, new developments, and building permits discussed with brief timelines and local business context. Includes occasional project updates and statutory notices relevant to buyers and developers.

Existing single family homes favored as buyers peak in August

Realtor J. R. Sanderson, Scottsdale Real Estate Board president, notes homeowners spent about 9.5 billion nationwide last year on repair and improvement. He says existing homes offer proven quality, more extras, and greater value than new construction, with August peak for buying and selling. The market shows 2 million units built annually while two to three times as many families choose existing homes.

J. R. Sanderson Scottsdale Real Estate Board Sanderson National Association of Real Estate Boards

Real Estate Broker Prep Courses Offered at ASU

ASU announces a two part Real Estate Broker Preparation Program with 45 hours per segment totaling 90 hours. Sessions run 6 30 to 9 30 p m on 15 weeks, Sept 7 and Feb 1 1972. Enrollment $100 per segment or $200 for both. completion required for state certification.

Arizona State University State Real Estate Board Arizona Association of Realtors and Realtor Institute Center For Executive Development College of Business Administration

NAHB Leader Endorses Nixon Anti-Inflation Plan

John A. Stastny president of the National Association of Home Builders announced support for President Nixon's anti-inflation actions. He praised the steps as bold and logically decisive to curb inflation and maintain a healthy growing economy for over 54,000 NAHB members nationwide.

John A. Stastny National Association of Home Builders Nixon

Government upbeat on 1971 housing surge expects record build

Washington economists forecast 1971 will be the best home building year since World War I despite higher mortgage rates. Officials cite abundant savings inflows to savings and loan lenders and government subsidies to sustain activity.

Washington UPI Nixor Administration Harold C. Passer Commerce Passer Michael Sumichrast National Association of Home Builders NAHB Sumichrast Harris Friedman Federal Home Loan Bank Board

Foreign views slated for NAHB conference in Chicago

Foreign experts from Germany Sweden Mexico and Canada join U S panelists for the National Association of Home Builders International Apartment Conference to be held Sept 23 26 at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago. Topics include high density Berlin housing design luxury apartments and planning for profit alongside about 60 U S programs on finance land development zoning marketing architecture and management.

ASU Phoenix Realtors Center For Washington National Association of Home Builders Chicago Conrad Hilton Hotel NAHB John A. Stastny Mexico Canada Berlin Rolf Schwedler Germany Stockholm Sweden Mexico City Harold Shipp Housing and Urban Development Association of Canada Alberto Franco Branko Salas The Federation of Swedish Building Employers Camara “Nacional de la Industria de la Construccion

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