Rise of multifamily housing to reshape American living
Real estate expert Joseph Aveni says 75 percent of this year’s starts will be multifamily projects as single family homes decline. Rents lag rising construction costs, prompting smaller units and fewer amenities. Utilities jump and future rents may rise to about 40 cents per square foot.
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Joseph T. Aveni
Institute of Real Estate Management
United States
Aveni
Avent
America
Phoenix Leads Nation in New Housing Built 1970 74
The Phoenix metropolitan area added about 151,200 housing units, 32 percent, from 1970 to 1974, the highest rate alongside Orlando among 19 metro areas. Newark posted 3 percent gains. sunbelt cities show more new housing than northern regions.
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Phoenix
Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Orlando
Fla
Newark
N.J
Registry rises Scottsdale Resort on McCormick Ranch
Construction on the $16 million Scottsdale Registry Resort at the 36 acre McCormick Ranch site moves ahead on a fast track. The plan allows early start on building and long lead items while interior details are completed. Completion is set for November 1.
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Scottsdale Registry
McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale Planning Commission OKs Three Rezoning Proposals
Scottsdale planning commission tentatively approved Wood Brothers Homes 40 acre rezoning south of Shea and west of Miller Road for 96 single family lots and open space. Two Paseo Village and Scottsdale Sands PC D parcels totaling 22.6 acres near Via Paseo del Norte and Via Paseo del Sur would host 96 town houses. A 1.3 acre site west of 73rd Street north of Thomas Road was zoned for racquetball facility. Also tentatively approved a use permit for a 1.4 acre auto shortage facility at 7617 E McDowell Rd from Bruce Wallace.
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Scottsdale
Planning Commission
Wood Brothers Homes
Shea Boulevard
Miller Road
McCormick Ranch
Paseo Village
E. McDowell Rd
Bruce Wallace
Grose and Associates Joins Cushman and Wakefield Arizona
The Ed Grose and Associates firm of Phoenix Scottsdale with 19 members joins Cushman and Wakefield of Arizona Inc. Grose becomes president and Alexander becomes vice president as the combined firm expands in Arizona. The enlarged company will offer full real estate services across residential commercial and industrial sectors. Cushman and Wakefield operates 23 offices nationwide and manages over 75 million square feet.
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Ed Grose and Associates
Cushman and Wakefield of Arizona Inc
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Grose
Buckboard Trail
Cushman and Wakefield
Valley Bank
Edwin L. Grose III
Cushman and Wakefield of
Arizona
Martha Alexander
Ed Grose
Dell Trailer Construction Co
Alexander
State
Iowa
United States
Puerto Rico
Maintenance expert to speak on TAO Systems in Scottsdale
Oscar Telesco founder of TAO Systems and president of International TAO Systems Inc. will lead a two day seminar in Scottsdale next week titled Building Maintenance A Systems Approach. The event at the Doubletree Inn costs 250 for the two day session with a 9.50 dinner option Tuesday and a 7 p.m. keynote Beware of Hidden Costs.
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Oscar Telesco
TAO Systems
International Tao Systems Inc
Scottsdale
Producer’s Council and Hillyard of
Arizona
Doubletree Inn
Scottsdale Mall
Telesco
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Vernon Fetterman
Shea
Grose and Associates
Brock
Telesca
Hillyard of
Homeowners Picture Gallery
Progress
E. Earls
P.O. Box
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