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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1969

Page

10

Paradise Valley Growth Defies Problems With High Permits

Paradise Valley shows rapid expansion with 1968 building permits totaling 3.7 million dollars, over 50 percent higher than 1967. The town grows amid upscale homes, landscaping, pools, and limited industry while facing private opposition from some developers.

Rick Cook Paradise Valley

Indoor outdoor living set to dominate 1969 homes

H A Muir architectural consultant for Caradco Division of Scovill Manufacturing Co predicts nearly half of new houses in 1969 will feature indoor outdoor design. The trend, from California, has spread nationwide and is praised for comfort with products like double pane glass and weatherproof patio doors enabling seamless indoor outdoor living.

Houston National Association of Home Builders California H. A. Muir Caradco Division Scovill Manufacturing Co America Cape Cod Muir

Lawter Pays Off As MLS Breakfast Promise Fulfilled

Lawter, president of the Cecil Lawter Real Estate School, paid for breakfast for 175 Scottsdale MLS members after the service hit over 2 million dollars in weekly sales last week. Witnesses say he covered the tab with a smile at the Monday meeting.

Cétil Lawter Cecil ‘Lawter Scottsdale MLS Service

Paradise Valley’s Growth Mirrors Suburban Change in America

The article discusses Paradise Valley Arizona as a suburban town with strict zoning and no local property tax. Residents cite open, low density living and high home values while critics call it a bedroom community that drains tax revenue from nearby cities. Proponents argue residents buy many goods locally and contribute to state revenue through sales and gas taxes.

Paradise Valley Paradise’ Valley Paradise “ Valley Denry Penfield Arizona Phoenix Scottsdale

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