McCormick Ranch Welcomes First Residents in New Development
Bruce Jameson reports Kaiser Aetna’s McCormick Ranch begins with the Kriss family moving into Paseo Village as planners outline a 35,000 population, 4,236 acre master plan. Critics warned of density and water strain while Kaiser Aetna cites phased growth and utilities, with roads and drainage dominating early concerns.
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McCormick Ranch
Richard M. Kriss
Kevin
Traci
Paseo Village
Bruce Jameson
Kaiser Aetna McCormick Ranch
Suggs
Paseo
Kriss
Motorola
Government Electronics Division
Kaiser Aetna
North
Kaiser Aluminum Co
Aetna Life and Casualty Insurance Company
Fowler McCormick
Near-record housing starts seen for 1973
The 1973 housing starts are forecast near 2.0 to 2.1 million, aiming to surpass 1971 totals, while total U S softwood lumber consumption is expected to rank second only to 1972. Demand is driven by residential and non residential construction with a tighter credit outlook and higher interest rates.
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United States
H. A. Roberts
Western Wood Products Association
Lumber Trade Association
U.S
Roberts
El Oeste Lodge Sells to New Arizona Owners
El Oeste Lodge on Camelback Mountain was sold for over 300000 dollars to new Arizona residents Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Anagcost of Ithaca New York. Sellers were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sallomi of Phoenix. The 3 acre property includes 11 resort cottages and the owner's residence overlooking the Valley.
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Oeste Lodge
Camelback Mountain
Arizona
Jerry Kanwischer
Flintridge Development
Theodore E. Anagcost
Ithaca, N.Y
Dennis Sallomi
Phoenix
el Oeste Lodge
Empire Homes begins two houses at Fountain Hills
Empire Homes a unit of J and B Construction of Phoenix starts work on two houses in Fountain Hills with three more planned. William Fisher vice president and project manager for Fountain Hills notes the firm has built over 200 homes in the Phoenix metropolitan area.
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Fountain Hills
Empire Homes
J & B Construction Co
Phoenix
William Fisher
Dont overlook second mortgage
Homeowners can tap existing equity for home additions or improvements through a second mortgage. GAC Finance Inc. vice president William R. Hobson says this option suits long- settled homes with substantial equity and rising income, offering larger loan amounts than other sources. Loan size depends on the equity, defined as market value minus first mortgage balance.
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Dorothea M. Brooks
New York
UPI
William R. Hobson
GAC Finance Inc
Open house land frauds rise warns HUD official
George K. Bernstein of HUD warns that many developers use bait and switch tactics and misrepresentations to lure buyers. He says 450 developers face charges under the Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act as buyers are urged to scrutinize out of state, uninspected lots.
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James M. Woodard
Copley News Service
George K. Bernstein
Interstate Land Sales
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
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Paul Brown
Scottsdale
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
el Oeste
Flintridge Development Corp
Paul S. McBride
Empire
Arizona School OF Real Estate, Inc
E. Indian School
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Ell Weaber
Earls Drive
Laguna
San Juan
Fopment, Inc. Project
Laguma
Ene
Verend Gad Associates, Inc
Phoenix, Scottsdale and
Carefree
Bernstein
Veterans Administration
J. M. Woodard
Consumer Relations Service
Washington, D.C
National Automobile Dealers Association
Ach
Denis
N.A.D.A
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