Realtors donate site and boost for Scottsdale Girls Club
Evie Hill reports six months of fundraising yielded about one third of the $275 000 goal. The Scottsdale Board of Realtors donated land valued after raising over $8 500 to purchase the site near 77th Street two blocks south of McDowell. The new center would serve around 2 000 girls and use solar power, with ASU monitoring.
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Realtors
Girls Club
South Scottsdale
Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Jack Senini
Bill Jenkins
Dori Simon
Evie Hill
77Th Street
McDowell
E. Rose Lane
Hill
Arizona State University
Building permits dip 7 percent in 1974 75
City statistics show total building permits valued at 52.3 million for the 1974 75 fiscal year down nearly seven percent from 1973 74. Single family home permits fell to 436 valued at 8.6 million, from 686 permits and nearly 14 million the prior year. Office and hotel construction led activity with 17 million and 6.5 million respectively.
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Scottsdale High School
Phoenix
Building Safety Department
Michael Siewerth
Maricopa County
Tom Freestone
Consumer protections reshape real estate in 1975
Bills pushing consumer advocacy create an ACA potential to surpass RESPA in influence on home buying. Ford questions new government agents while NAHB and NAR roll out warranties and protection programs for new and resale homes. Warranties cover major systems and appliances.
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Agency For Consumer Advocacy
ACA
Congress
Ford
National Association of Home Builders
NAHB
NAR Seeks Inclusion Of Existing Homes In Housing Stimulus
National Association of Realtors leader Art S. Leitch urges that housing legislation to boost new home sales must also stimulate the sale of existing homes. He notes Census data showing 55 percent of buyers must sell first and cites the 5 percent tax credit up to $2,000 for new unoccupied homes occupied by Jan 1, 1976.
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National Association of Realtors
NAR
Art S. Leitch
Leitch
Census Bureau
Lei
Congress
Russell B. Long
D-La
Broader lending power sought in housing finance debate
National Savings and Loan League president Edwin G. Alexander urged Congress to shield home buyers from high rates and to widen thrift lending powers. He warned long-term financing instability hurts housing demand and noted savings controls are being challenged amid rate cycles and a housing recession.
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National Savings and Loan League
Edwin G. Alexander
Congress
Alexander
Joint Economic Committee
Savings and Loan Associations
NSUL
Tax credit yields only minor relief for home backlog
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board says the $2000 tax credit has weak impact on unsold homes. April inventory fell 7,000 single family units to 380,000 while sales rose 11,000 from March. multi family stock remains worse.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Optimism at Scottsdale Shadows Despite Summer Slowdown
Bernard Rubinstein of Environmental Developers upbeat about Scottsdale Shadows sales after a strong second quarter. He notes 74 percent of visitors were from Greater Phoenix with 45 percent Scottsdale residents, and cites a $5100 price roll back qualifying the project for the Federal Tax Credit. February marks countrywide sales rebound. mortgage market stability needed.
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Bernard Rubinstein
Environmental Developers, Inc
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Shadows
Rubinstein
Phoenix
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Continental Congress
United States
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Philadelphia
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