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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1969
Page
8
An insurance executive notes home values have risen, increasing replacement costs. A pilot program in Illinois automatically inflates homeowner coverage with construction cost indexes, at no extra cost during the policy term. If adopted nationwide, premiums will rise with value gains.
The Arizona Apartment Association will meet Monday at the Holiday Inn in Phoenix. Structural engineer Jesse R. Wyatt of Parties Cementee will discuss new apartment designs and demonstrate how units can be precast on the ground and lifted into place.
F W Dodge division reports November 1967 nonresidential building at 149.7 million up 13 percent from 1966 while residential construction reaches 197.2 million up 17 percent. Nonbuilding work valued at 86.5 million, down 28 percent from 120.3 million. Broadway store at Los Arcos Mall awarded steel forms contract to Ceco Corp of Los Angeles.
Jim Hall will present Arizona Soils and Their Effect on Buildings to members of the Phoenix Chapter of the Society of Real Estate Appraisers at the monthly dinner meeting. Hall, a construction engineer and concrete contractor, will show a movie illustrating how soils influence buildings and why some structures collapse. The group meets Monday January 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the Saddleback Inn.
Open houses listed across Scottsdale districts will be held Sunday from 1 30 to 5 30 PM. Agencies include E O Malley Realty Hal Rich Realty Realty Executives Ed Post Realty Clements Realty Skyline Homes Tom Fannin Noble and Lee Realty with multiple addresses in Tempe and Scottsdale for the weekend open house event.
An ad warns readers about trusting watchdogs and promotes Paradise Valley Patrol run by Bob Mortensen at 948-2033. It claims patrols will guard property, fix battery issues, and never bite Aunt Martha, offering a cheaper alternative to owning a watchdog.
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