Valley homebuilding shows gradual recovery in 1976 first nine months
Builders report a steady revival in the Valley with 9 640 starts through September 1976 surpassing the prior year. Maricopa County has 105 new subdivisions and Scottsdale and Paradise Valley show strong single family activity as costs and market demand shift toward homes around 40 000 and above.
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Richard E. Mettler
Home Builders Association of
Central Arizona
Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Mettler
Paradise Valley
Realtors report home sales outlook remains strong
The National Association of Realtors reports a favorable outlook for residential real estate activity. Mortgage markets are sound with improved money access and easing mortgage rates. September loan activity reached 7.1 billion with new deposits totaling 1.9 billion. Existing home sales hit a seasonally adjusted rate of 3.33 million, up 8.5 percent from August.
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National Association of Realtors
Association
Department of Economics and Research
H. Jackson Pontius
Department
Survey reveals typical new home buyer profile in 1975 76
A NAHB survey of 1,650 HOW program buyers shows median income $21,615, median home price $42,702, and 33 year old heads of households. Most had previously owned homes, financed largely by savings or equity, with an average $352 monthly mortgage and 61 percent buying in the $30,000 to $50,000 range.
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National Association of Home Builders
NAHB
Scottsdale Board Sets Date for Christmas Party
The Scottsdale Board of Realtors will hold its annual Christmas party on December 11 at Camelback Inn. Committee members include Stalcup as chairman, Gardiner tickets, Woods reservations, Overend music, Schelhorn food, Edwards and Lennox programs, Cartwright decorations, Holcombe tree raffle, Sweetland hostess, Townsend funds, Kasun publicity, with reservations through Woods at Stewart Title Co.
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Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Camelback Inn
L. J. Stalcup
Paul Gardiner
Tom Woods
al Overend
Linda Schelhorn
Agnes Edwards
Glora Lennox
Louise Cartwright
Mazie
Roland Holcombe
Gloria Sweetland
Tim Townsend
Alannah Kasun
Woods
Stewart Title Co
Foreigners buy expensive U S properties at rapid pace
Real estate broker Brues Wennerstrom says sales to foreigners are 900 percent ahead of last year. A 26 room San Francisco mansion copied from Versailles sold to the Iranian government and a Virginia property fetched 1.2 million dollars for a German buyer.
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Vivian Brown
Associated Press
Brues
Wennerstrom
Greenwich
United States
Previews
America
Germany
Virginia
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