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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1967
Page
4
A readable directory fragment lists multiple realty firms and agents along Old Scottsdale Road Camelback Road and nearby avenues. Names include Woody Allen Realty Americana Realty Anchor Realty Chas Ashley Realty Glasser Mortgage Arthur Parker Goebel Realty Noble & Lee Realty O Malley Inn Realty and others with local addresses and phone numbers in the Scottsdale area.
Jerry Salzman of the Scottsdale Multiple Listing Service predicts a strong 1968 for Scottsdale real estate. Demand remains healthy while new-home supply lags due to tight financing, with growth pushing values upward. He notes northward expansion, high land costs, and a shift toward larger, pricier homes.
Scottsdale area homes listed by four district codes with open house hours and participating firms. The piece explains the Scottsdale Multiple Listing Service cross references properties and speeds buyer research, plus notes recent five-property sales by Realty Executives and other agents in the area.
City Planning Director George Fretz notes 1908 will emphasize single family homes with apartment like common walls. Developers push casitas townhouses and villas in Scottsdale with associations maintaining yards. Prices span from low twenties to over 35000, with land limits and Indian Bend Wash area key to growth. 1968 expected surge around Shea Blvd.
Charles Ewing of National Journal of Home Building says rising income and stable demand boost optimistic outlook for builders. He notes permits up about seven percent and cites 1.8 million US marriages as a factor in growing home ownership appeal amid earlier high interest rates.
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