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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1972
Page
3
Zoning governs land use and sparks debate as boards hear cases and residents protest changes. The article explains how commissions decide, the role of hearings, and how shifts from residential to commercial or industrial use can affect property values and community growth.
A Phoenix area market report from Tom Fannin and Associates for Nationwide Find-A Home Service notes apartment construction at an all time high and new home starts steady. Prices rose about six percent in six months with brisk movement in homes priced 25 000 to 60 000.
The Nationwide Find-A-Home Service links Realtors in 800 cities to help companies relocate staff by locating and settling them in homes. Tom Fannin and Associates in Phoenix participates, providing area market reports and coordinating housing and community information for transferees.
U S Savings and Loan League reports 62.9 percent of U S homes are owner occupied. Regional breakdown shows North Central 68 percent West 59 and Northeast 57.6 percent.
Scottsdale Shadows begins occupancy as two of 13 buildings open with 1,600 residents expected in 880 units. Bernard Rubinstein of Environmental Developers cites underground parking and on-site amenities including a golf course pools and gyms as key features amid a prior high-rise zoning controversy.
The Sundance Singers from Scottsdale Community College will perform a Christmas songfest for Scottsdale Realtors at the Scottsdale Real Estate Board's noon luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Led by Eugene Shroyer, chairman of the college music department.
Sewing Distributors Inc and its president John Patrick Rooney signed a consent order with the Federal Trade Commission to stop making deceptive pricing claims on sewing machines. The FTC described the agreement as settlement only and not an admission of law violation.
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