Regional VP Thomas Fannin Receives RNMI Certification
Thomas Fannin of Tom Fannin and Associates in Phoenix and Scottsdale is named a Certified Residential Broker by RNMI and Regional VP for Region XII. He joins the RNMI campaign for 1975 and serves as a director of the National Association of Realtors, with extensive Arizona Realtor leadership and civic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fannin
Tom Fannin and Associates
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Realtors
National Marketing Institute
RNMI
Fannin
California
Arizona
Hawaii
Nevada
National Association of Realtors
San Antonio
Tex
Arizona Realtor
Phoenix Real Estate Board, Inc
Arizona Association of Realtors
Phoenix Board
Better Business Bureau
Maricopa County
Salvation Army
Southwest Savings and Loan Association
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Arizona Heart Association
Arizona Tuberculois Association
Phoenix Executive Club
Maricopa County Heart Association
Scottsdale Executive Office Park at McCormick Ranch grows
The first phase of Scottsdale's largest executive office park at McCormick Ranch is on schedule for occupancy by August. Palmer Clarkson Jr. reports the 5.5 million value, 10 acre phase features a four-wing building with Central courtyard and space leased in 450 to 145,000 square feet increments. The second and third levels are under construction, designed by Dwayne G. Lewis, with landscaped inner courts and a Paseo connected system. The project will expand to 40 acres and over 580,000 square feet across four phases.
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Scottsdale
Palmer Clarkson Jr
McCormick Ranch
de Ventura
Clarkson
Phoenix
Dwayne G. Lewis
Real estate outlook brightens as 1975 housing starts rise
Copley News Service reports 1975 should see more new homes due to improving money markets and stronger demand. 1974 was bleak for builders, but experts foresee about a 10 percent jump in housing starts to roughly 1.6 million.
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Copley News Service
Lewis Cenker
National Association of Home Builders
Eliot Janeway
Government role in housing explored by Downs
James C. Downs Jr. argues that rising government involvement will shape future U.S. housing. His Journal of Property Management article traces the evolution of housing agencies such as FHA and Fannie Mae, and considers energy and environmental factors influencing policy and development.
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James C. Downs, Jr
CPM
Journal of Property Management
Downs
Real Estate Research Corporation
Chicago
Federal Housing Administration
The
Federal National Mortgage Corporation
Environmental Protection Agency
Institute of Real Estate
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