Demand for luxury homes rises in Arizona market
Arizona sees a rising demand for luxury homes with prices starting at 100 000 dollars. Scottsdale and Phoenix outskirts lead sales, with Tucson suburbs and Prescott region following. Buyers are typically 40 to 50 years old with larger families and careers in business or professional fields.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Tucson
Prescott
Arizona
Scottsdale sees building boom as permits surge in April
City reports 391 permits valued at 6.84 million in April up from 223 permits valued at 2.30 million last year. City Manager Franklin D. Aleshire notes inspectors averaging 36 daily inspections across building, electrical, mechanical and plumbing permits. Residential permits reach 158 with 4.95 million valuation including nine foundation permits. University Financial Investment and New Ventura, Western Management Associates, and other firms appear in multiple high value permits.
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Scottsdale
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
University Financial
University Financial Investment
New Ventura, and Western Management Associates Inc
Scottsdale Real Estate Real Estate Lat May 14 1977
Property listings and market notes from Scottsdale Arizona reported May 14 1977, detailing local sales listings and housing opportunities. Includes brief notices on property prices, areas, and available units in the Scottsdale area.
Open House Security Drives MLS Reforms
Prospective buyers and burglars influence home security emphasis as MLS groups act. Denver Board of Realtors launches a member education program to curb theft during listings while San Fernando Valley MLS forms a security subcommittee with law enforcement. Some sellers opt out via waiver forms to bypass MLS processing. Security ratings tied to location lighting and alarms boost salability.
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MLS
Norman E. la Selle
Denver Board of Realtors
Denver Board
San Fernando Valley
Calif
James Link
San Fernando Valley Board of Realtors
Economics shifts to multiunit housing growth in tight lands
In a shift toward more multiunit housing, economists note rent versus buy costs are rising faster than incomes. NAHB economist Sumichrast predicts singles will dominate 1970s starts while multiples lag, with rents pressured by high rates and builder unprofitability. Professor Pearson cites a clear tilt to single-family homes.
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Sumichraft
Karl Pearson
University of Michigan
Graduate School of Business
Realty firm opens Scottsdale office expansion announced
Ben Brooks and Associates Inc. today opens a new location at 4320 N Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale moving from 7033 E Indian School Rd. The firm will grow its sales force from 20 to 35 to cover the area and remains part of the Real Estate USA referral system with other offices at 4811 E Lincoln Dr and 3241 E Shea Blvd.
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Ben Brooks and Associates Inc
Scottsdale
N. Scottsdale Rd
E. Indian School Rd
Gary Underhill
Brooks and Associates
E. Lincoln Drive
E. Shea Blvd
Edmunds opens building firm Geoffrey H Edmunds and Associates
Geoffrey H Edmunds starts Geoffrey H Edmunds and Associates at 7120 E Indian School Rd after leaving Murphree Edmunds Inc. The office shows architecture building construction interior landscape design features for custom homes with wood beams lighting cabinet finishes and ceramic tile along with renderings of projects underway or completed.
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Geoffrey H. Edmunds
Geoffrey H. Edmunds and Associates
Indian School Rd
Murphree/Edmunds , Inc
Mortgage bankers see rates rise with long term Upswing urged by MBA chief
Kennon V. Rothchild president of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America predicts higher long term interest rates though near term signs are mixed He urges policy moves including limited subsidy for low income housing suspension of Davis Bacon and truth in lending rules and reduced lender paperwork for housing finance
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Kennon V. Rothchild
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
MBA
Rothchild
H. & Val J. Rothschild
St. Paul
Carter Administration
Carter
HUD
Realtors say energy shortage not understood by public
A panel of Realtors and staff from the National Association of Realtors at the May meetings warned that the public does not grasp the seriousness of the energy shortage both in the United States and globally. They urged consumer education and accelerated insulation and renewables, noting tax credits for insulation run from April 20, 1977 to December 1984.
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United States
National Association of Realtors
Association
Donald I. Hovde
Madison
Wis
John McArthur
Hattiesburg, Miss
Blue Ribbon Committee
Hovde
Bannister
McArthur
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