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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1973

Page

5

Consumers push for warranties on all homes

Home buyers and consumer groups press for strong warranty protection against defects in new and used homes. A NAHB task force studies models, including a British plan by the House Builders Registration Council offering two year workmanship and ten year load bearing structure coverage with arbitration funded by a builder assessment.

George Martin National Association of Home Builders NAHB House Builders Registration Council of Great Britain

Growth challenges loom as Maricopa County grows fast

Supervisor Eldon Rudd of Scottsdale warns growth in Maricopa County is rapid with 9.6 percent population growth and rising employment, housing, and retail sales. He urges careful planning to manage Cave Creek Carefree expansion and preserve area attractiveness with public cooperation.

Maricopa County Eldon Rudd Scottsdale Rudd Cave Creek Carefree

Not only income Many factors affect the buyer's decision

A Hoffman Rosner Corp study of Chicago homebuyers shows income alone does not determine how much house a family buys. Factors include other funds, family needs, lifestyle, and competing financial demands influencing down payments and monthly costs.

Chicago Hoffman Rosner Corp

PR executive to speak at Scottsdale Real Estate Board luncheon

Stephen C. Shadegg, head of Stephen Shadegg Associates, will address land use as the featured speaker at the Scottsdale Real Estate Board luncheon. The event, starting at noon, takes place at the Holiday Inn. Shadegg has advised campaigns for Hayden Goldwater Fannin Williams and is a recipient of the Phoenix Advertising Club Man of the Year Award.

Scottsdale Real Estate Board Stephen C. Shadegg Stephen Shadegg Barry Goldwater Paul Fannin Jack Williams Minneapolis, Minn Phoenix Advertising Club

California firm builds Hacienda de Prado apartments

Southern Counties Management Co. of Whittier enters Phoenix with Hacienda de Prado at 2930 N. 46th St. The 60-unit project on 1.89 acres offers one and two bedroom layouts with private patios or balconies. Fireplaces optional in half the units and rents start at $190 unfurnished and $220 furnished with utilities. Resident managers are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Minthorn of Phoenix.

Southern Counties Management Co Whittier Calif Phoenix

Retirement living demands compatibility and careful planning

Retirement expert Samuel Kellner of Beverly Hills Florida notes compatibility is key for couples. He advises a pre move inspection, cost of living scrutiny, and a checklist on location climate and local services to ensure a secure fixed income and satisfying retirement lifestyle.

Dorothea M. Brooks New York UPI Samuel J. Kellner Beverly Hills Fla Kellner

Auditorium Tour Showcases South Mountain High Facility

The new South Mountain High School auditorium in Phoenix will be shown on Sundays tour from 2 to 5 p m. The 1 400 seat hall features four rotating sections to create 200 seat lecture rooms in two minutes while the main 600 seat area remains in use. A 161 foot dome tops the four inch thick concrete shell weighing about two million pounds. Dr Wendell E Rossman and staff will lead visitors with free admission and parking.

South Mountain High School Phoenix Designessman and Partners Wendell E Rossman

Boston Renovation Turns Run-Down Housing Into Luxury Rentals

A Boston project by J. and J. Realty Trust Co. restored three unrentable but sound buildings with a $160,000 Federal rehabilitation loan. The four story, eight unit complex includes ground floor shops, all electric heat, and Andersen Perma Shield windows chosen for insulation and low maintenance. The brick exterior required acid cleaning, a floor was added to one building, and the units are marketed as luxury with reasonable rents.

Boston Mass J. and J. Realty Trust Co Andersen Joseph T. Flaherty

Suburban village blends shops with Colonial homes on Long Island

North Country Village on Long Island features a $1.25 million shopping plaza seamlessly integrated with nearby Colonial style single family homes. Builder V. Sesti and Sons used one architect for both scales to ensure harmony and authentic rustic detailing throughout.

North Country New York Long Island V. Sesti Pat Sesti

Students win travel prizes for Britain placements

Fourth year architecture students Brenda Hovlander and Terry Briggs of Arizona State University win $750 travel prizes to work and travel this summer in Great Britain. Their assignments will take them to new town sites amid growing interest in Britain's new town concept to reduce congestion around London.

Brenda Hovlander Terry Briggs Arizona State University College of Architecture Great Britain Britain London

Draft environmental statement on Mohave County land exchange

A draft environmental statement is released by the Department of Interior for a proposed land exchange among the Bureau of Land Management the State of Arizona and Arizona Ranch and Metals Co to enable a townsite development called Planet Townsite north of Planet Ranch on the Bill Williams River Mohave County Arizona The plan envisions retirement housing for about 20000 people and copies are available free from the Arizona State Office in Phoenix

Bill Williams Arizona Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management State of Arizona Arizona Ranch and Metals Co Mohave County Planet Planet Ranch Arizona State Office Federal First Ave Phoenix

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