HUD Secretary Hills touts rental subsidies as cure for housing poor
HUD Secretary Caria A Hills argues the rental subsidy program, pegged to 80 percent of local median income, best meets the needs of America's poor. She cites economy-driven housing gains, coordinated market play, and limits on foreclosures as keys to expanding affordable housing.
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Caria
A. Hills
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
America
Copley
Middle America
Congress
Little Rock
New York City
Rental vacancies likely to shrink further in 1976 77
Chicago report from the National Association of Realtors foresees rental vacancy declines across the nation through late 1976 and into 1977. Despite tighter supply, rents have not risen sharply yet though May CPI housing rents climbed 5.4 percent annually.
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National Association of Realtors
Department of Economics and Research
H. Jackson Pontius
National Association
Mercado Verde mall adds multi screen theater in Scottsdale
The Mercado Verde project in Scottsdale moves to phase two with a United Artists movie theater on Second Street joining a 20 000 square foot shopping complex. The five screen cinema will seat 175 to 530 per theater and is slated to finish by Christmas with about 10 000 weekly viewers.
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Scottsdale Mall
Center For the Arts
Second Street
United Artists
Maguth
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Housing boom still awaited by CitiBank forecast
CitiBank predicts a housing upturn driven by higher potential demand from about five million more families since 1970 and more single buyers. Multifamily production is seen rebounding toward early 1970s levels, possibly doubling current rates, triggering a sector boom despite prior delays.
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John Cunniff
New York
Citibank
Realtor Sarah Rosser Tops $1 Million in 1976 Sales
Bud Melcher and Associates announced that Sarah Rosser, a realtor associate in Scottsdale, surpassed the $1 million sales mark for 1976. Rosser, top sales representative at the Scottsdale office, joined the Million Dollar Club in 1975 and previously won unit sales awards in March and August last year. She moved to Arizona from Denver, Colorado, over three years ago to join Bud Melcher.
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Bud Melcher and Associates
Rosser
Bud Melcher
Scottsdale
Arizona
Denver
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