NAHB urges clear support for housing subsidies amid subsidy freeze
The NAHB president urged the Nixon Administration to signal readiness to proceed with housing America, arguing the 235 and 236 subsidy programs created hundreds of thousands of ownership and rental units and noting average incomes of buyers and renters. He criticized the subsidy freeze as harming a long set national goal and urged Congress to reject centralizing borrowing via a Federal Financing Bank.
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National Association of Home Builders
NAHB
National Housing Conference
George C. Martin
Martin
Housing and Urban Development Department
The
Association
Congress
U.S. Treasury
Legislator proposes property transfer tax in Arizona
State Rep. Michael Godwin introduces a 1 percent transfer tax on all real property sales or transfers in Arizona to fund school sites. The bill goes to Judiciary, Commerce and Industry, and Ways and Means Committees. A second measure would exempt homeowners aged 60 plus from property taxes. A third bill would create a state school building fund to offer capital outlay loans to eligible districts.
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Michael Godwin
R-Tempe
Arizona
Goodwin
Judiciary
Commerce and Industry
Ways and Means
State Board of Education
Tempe
Security factor becomes top priority in new homes
Tighter security measures rise as a major trend in new home and apartment developments. A Houston project uses a computerized system to detect burglaries and other emergencies, printing messages for police and enabling homeowner control at about five dollars a month.
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Houston
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Consultant to Lecture on Do's and Don'ts of Brokerage
A consultant to the State Real Estate Department will lecture Monday night for the third certificate education class for real estate brokers and salesmen. William E. Healy will speak at 7 30 p.m. in the Scottsdale High School cafeteria on the Do's and Don'ts of Brokerage. Healy, a former assistant secretary of state for Oregon and former newspaperman, is part of a 10 lecture series to advance professional education with one lecture each month.
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William E. Healy
Scottsdale High School
Canyon Creek opens by Arizona National Housing Corp in Phoenix
Arizona National Housing Corp opens its Canyon Creek development at Black Canyon Highway and Greenway Road in north Phoenix. The 220 homes include three and four bedroom models from 27 495 with 8000 square foot lots. Models open 10 to 8 weekdays and 10 to 6 Saturday.
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Arizona National Housing Corp
Canyon Creek
Black Canyon Highway
Greenway Road
Phoenix
Motivation expert Cavett Robert to address Scottsdale Board
Cavett Robert a renowned motivation and human engineering expert will speak at the Scottsdale Real Estate Board luncheon on Wednesday. The noon event at the Holiday Inn features his talk and notes his book Human Engineering and Motivation. He has received the Golden Gavel award.
Convention opens with 500 delegates in Phoenix event
Robert Fletcher of Western American Realtors will host over 500 delegates at the Gallery of Homes semi annual convention in Phoenix. The gathering runs Sunday through Wednesday at the Towne House with 4161 Craftsman Court as a local office, serving 10 000 affiliates across 48 states and six Canadian provinces. Fletcher is honored by Toastmasters International and Freedom's Foundation of Valley Forge. he holds degrees from Ole Miss and Washington and Lee.
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Western American Realtors
Gallery of Homes
Phoenix
Towne House
Homes
Craftsman Court
Tempe
Mesa
Glendale
Tucson
Green Valley
Toastmasters International
Robert
Freedom's Foundation of
Valley Forge
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Open House Sales Boom Expected In Postwar Housing Rush
James M Woodard notes a surge in home sales as postwar shifts create new jobs and relocate families. Peace-time production boosts firms, mergers, and branch plants while government contract cutbacks hit research labs. Realtor referral networks foresee 20 to 40 percent more relocations, with tech like computers and video tape aiding matches.
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