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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1976

Page

4

Half of American families can't afford new homes in 1975 analysis

Economists Kenneth Thygerson and Dennis Jacobe of the U S League of Savings Associations warn that rising mortgage rates and house costs push about one-half to two-thirds of U S families unable to finance a new home. They cite 1965 22 9k vs 1975 42 6k and mortgage payments rising from 115 92 to 290 for 20 year loans, with many households earning under 15k limiting affordability.

James J. Mitchell Copley News Service U.S. League of Savings Associations Kenneth J. Thygerson League Dennis Jacobe Thygerson Jacobe Savings & Joan News Savings and Loan Industry Thygerson and

Dinner to honor planning chief retires Maricopa County official

Testimonial dinner June 4 in Phoenix will honor Donald W. Hutton who retires June 30 as director of the Maricopa County planning department. The event, in the Colonial Room at Ramada Inn East, 3801 E. Van Buren, begins at 7 30 p.m. Tickets are 7 50 and may be obtained from Mel Davis or Cleo Patterson at the County Planning Department. Reservations due by May 14.

Donald W. Hutton Maricopa County

Spring cleaning tips to boost home value and sale

The article urges thorough spring cleaning for homes on the market. Key steps include removing mildew before painting exterior wood with a primer, choosing good paint, trimming lawns, scrubbing the front door, touching up interior walls, and fixing leaks, squeaks, and warped drawers to improve appeal and value.

Father of Four Builds Home From Beg, Borrowed Parts

Dan Woollett 26, father of four, built a 3 bedroom house on 13 acres by using begged, borrowed and donated materials and a self made sawmill. He started in April 1974 and estimates spending under 500 dollars while equipping the home with modern conveniences and no mortgage.

Lacey Wash Dan Woollett Woollett

Realtors official says industry is improving

H. Jackson Pontius of the National Association of Realtors reports the housing market shows overall improvement with ample mortgage funds, down payment options, brisk new and existing home sales, and a 1.5 million annual rate of housing starts. New home prices rise in double digits while February new home sales reach 646000 and mortgage lending is set to grow.

H. Jackson Pontius National Association of Realtors Association Department of Economics and Research Pontius

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