Real Estate Notes: Sanderson Predicts 1971 Growth
J R Sanderson president of the Scottsdale Real Estate Board said 1970 was the best year and 1971 could be even better with expected volume near 100 million. He cited government programs, easier mortgages for some income groups, and rising housing starts as key factors.
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Ken Bachen
J. R. Sanderson
Scottsdale
Sanderson
SREB
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Chamber-of- Commerce
Nixon plan disperses public housing into suburbs
The Nixon Administration proposes dispersing public housing units across communities to avoid downtown slums. HUD officials say scattered sites will blend with neighborhoods and reduce crime, though suburbs fear lower property values. They acknowledge public acceptance may take time.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPI
Nixon
George Romney
Rommrey
Eugene A. Gulledge
HUD
Gulledge
Real Estate Highlights From Scottsdale Daily Progress
A Scottsdale Daily Progress real estate brief from Saturday January 2 1971 outlines market activity in the Scottsdale area. It notes property listings, pricing trends, and notable sales or developments affecting local buyers and investors.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Moerkerke Realty Wins Chamber Beautification Awards
Moerkerke Realty at 46 E First St receives the Chamber of Commerce Pot Walloper and Golden Broom awards for remodeling its offices. The project, completed by July end, followed the building’s purchase from Mrs. Merle Wilson, Scottsdale pioneer, with in house design and subcontracting keeping original walls and roof intact. The beautification committee led by Doug Sawyer presents the awards to notable cleanup and improvement efforts.
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Moerkerke Realty
First St
Mother Goose Townhouse
Merle Wilson
E. First St
Chamber of Commerce “Pot Walloper
Scottsdale
Mother Goose
Moerkerke
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Doug Sawyer
Jack Bradley
George Moerkerke
Ray Barton
Goldwater Says Nixon Budget Drops Arizona Reclamation Project
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona says the Nixon administration will not include the Central Arizona reclamation project in next year’s federal budget. He cites a Dec 14 briefing where the President reportedly could not justify funding. Goldwater urges Arizona to issue bonds to finance the multi million dollar water project.
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Phoenix
Goldwater
Guy Stillman
Arizona
Computerized estimates cut costs for home builders on the West Coast
Builders report saving time and money using computer estimating of house plans. One firm saved about 1200 dollars per home on a 114 home tract in Anaheim California. The service claims to match a full blueprint estimate and allows design comparisons to maximize space for the money with a 250 dollar per house fee.
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West Coast
Anaheim
Calif
Trains to Recieve Bright Color Scheme in West Germany
West German Federal Railways plan a new metallic gray exterior with color blocks. First class cars will be orange above the windowsill, second class blue, and sleepers and diners red, replacing the current dark green and blue.
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Bonn
UPI
Federal Railways
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Tucson
Mesa, Temipe and Chandler
Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
CODAC
Board
Scottsdale Community College
The
SREBI
Chamber’ Awards
Meerkerke ‘Realty Company
Workmen's Compensation van Leer Insurance
24Th Street
CAP
Stilimian
GOP
Home Choice
JR. Sanderson
Woustry
Department OF Commerce
Ncw. Ine
Scottsdale’ Trade Area
Ecw. Inc
Scottsdale Chamber OF Commerce
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