Local Realtors oppose thrift firm act before Senate panel
Scottsdale Realtors outlined opposition to the Federal Reform Act before the Senate Finance Committee in Washington. Al Overend of NAR and Tom Fannin of AZ Association of Realtors warned the bill could reduce mortgage funds and raise rates, while supporting limited housing loan powers for banks and S and Ls.
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Scottsdale
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Washington D.C
al Overend
National Association of Realtors
Tom Fannin
Arizona Association of Realtors
NAR
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Senate
Association
House of Representatives
Overend
Federal
Mutual Savings
Savings and Loan Associations
Arizona Realtors
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
S & Ls
Real Estate Heating and Cooling Tips for Buyers
President Ed Thirkhill of the Scottsdale Board of Realtors outlines features that lower energy costs. He urges south facing living areas, proper roof overhangs, double glazed windows with nonmetal frames, openable windows for cross ventilation, vented and insulated attics, and thicker insulation to cut heating and cooling expenses.
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ED Thirkhill
Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Gosnell Top Phoenix Real Estate Salesman for 1975
William A. Gosnell of Paradise Valley named Salesman of the Year for Grubb & Ellis Phoenix office for the third straight year. His two year volume surpassed $9 million with over $5 million in industrial deals in 1975.
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William A. Gosnell
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Grubb & Ellis Commercial Brokerage Co
Gosnell
Doug Boyd
Boyd
O'Malley Realty and Investment Co
Xerox
Grubb & Ellis
Northern Arizona University
Mickey Sgrillo
John D. Noble & Associates, Realtors
Sgrillo
Banquet to honor nine essay winners in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Board of Realtors will honor nine essay contest winners at a banquet at the Safari Convention Center. More than 800 students from various schools submitted essays by grades 3 8 and 12. Finalists were judged by Erma Bombeck Bill Keane and Jim Reith.
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Scottsdale
Nancy Hardy
Faye Hein
Ben Tuttle
Erma Bombeck
Bill Keane
Board of Realtors
N. Scottsdale Rd
Nevada Supreme Court rejects Landex appeal over land sales contracts
The Nevada Supreme Court upheld lower court orders blocking Landex Inc of Phoenix from selling about 45 000 acres near Wendover. The state Real Estate Division won injunctions against unlicensed salesmen and unapproved advertising in the Mountain Meadows Ranch project.
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Carson City
State Supreme Court
Arizona
Elko County
Nev
Landex, Inc
Phoenix
Wendover
Nevada Real Estate Division
Landex
High Court
Mountain Meadows Ranch
Appraisers Conference Set For Scottsdale April 22 23
The Southwest Regional Conference of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers will be held April 22 23 at the Doubletree Inn in Scottsdale. Topics include urban land use shopping centers industrial park use and economy. A seminar Women Do Succeed in Appraising will be presented. About 300 participants from California Arizona Utah and Hawaii are expected. Attendees include Realtors builders lenders brokers owners counselors assessors investors and appraisers. Walter J Stevens is conference chairman.
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The
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Doubletree Inn
Scottsdale
California
Arizona
Utah
Hawaii
Walter J. Stevens
Camelback Inn Starts 1710-Square-Foot Convention Center
Construction has begun on a 17,000-square foot convention center and ballroom at Marriott's Camelback Inn in Arizona. The project expands meeting space to over 23,000 square feet and adds 413 guest rooms as part of Marriott's ongoing redevelopment since 1967.
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Marriott
Gosnell Development Corp
Southwest
TJ Gosnell
Arizona
Gosnell
Marriott, Corp
Iirring
Mortgage banker chief predicts 1976 housing recovery gains
Jerome L. Howard, president of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America, says 1976 will bring a strong housing recovery with private starts at about 1.4 million units in Q1 and annual starts near 1.5 million or more. He notes a 50 percent rise in home sales from 1975 lows and ample mortgage credit.
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ST. Louis
Jerome L. Howard
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
MBA
St. Louis ,Mortgage Bankers Association
Howard
Mortgate Credit
Apartment construction in county down 87 percent in 75
In 1975 Maricopa County major metro areas Phoenix Glendale Scottsdale Mesa and Tempe issued 917 multi family units in 55 buildings costing 10.1 million dollars down from 7,027 units in 289 buildings costing 75.49 million dollars in 1974. The Arizona Apartment Association cites an 81 percent drop in buildings and an 8 percent fall in costs. Emerson notes vacancies near 5 percent and expects a rebound later.
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Maricopa County
Arizona Apartment Association
Elliott Emerson
The
Association
Phoenix
Glendale
Scottsdale
Mesa
Tempe
Emerson
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Messenger Corporation
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Prudential Insurance Co
James B. Jacobson
Western Operations
Camelback Inn
Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Nevada
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Tucson
Afai
Scottsdale Road
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