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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1977

Page

5

Landscape trends boost home value and appeal

The rise in custom planned landscaping increases home value and buyer interest. Experts note landscaping as therapeutic, aesthetically pleasing, and a strong selling point while green features like greenhouses and indoor greenery gain prominence in luxury homes. Energy use and conservation discussions frame homes as major energy consumers.

Joseph P. Sullivan Estech Inc Chicago Sullivan Esmark Inc

Scottsdale Real Estate Notes May 28 1977

Property transfers and listings from Scottsdale Arizona documented for the week ending May 28 1977 in the Daily Progress. Notable sales include residential parcels and commercial properties traded among local buyers sellers and brokers.

GNP Gain Signals Upturn in Commercial Real Estate

The National Association of Realtors reports a 6.4 percent annualized GNP rise in Q1 1977, signaling an upcoming surge in commercial and industrial real estate activity. Executives note accelerated spending plans despite cold weather and gas shortages, with a projected 11 percent real increase in plant and equipment for the year.

National Association of Realtors Department of Economics and Research H. Jackson Pontius Association McGraw-Hill U.S. Commerce Department

Mortgage rates least affect home ownership costs study

Two economists critique a Congressional Budget Office study noting that mortgage loan rates rose only 6.6 percent from 1970 to 1975, while total monthly housing costs climbed 82.4 percent and other expenses like taxes and maintenance surged more.

Congressional Budget Office Kenneth J. Thygerson Dennis Jacobe Thygerson Jacobe United States League of Savings Associations Savings and Loan News The League CBO

Condominium Growth Forecast and Buying Checklist

Housing experts predict half the U S population could live in condominiums within twenty years as land and construction costs rise. Over one million condos exist, many built since 1970. A buyer’s checklist covers location, design, amenities, maintenance, layout, storage, kitchen, plumbing, lighting, and views.

Agnes Edwards Scottsdale Board of Realtors U.S

Fewer Americans Move Each Year Says Census Study

A Census Bureau study shows 17.7 percent of Americans moved in the year ending last March, down from 20 percent on average since 1948. Most moves stay within states, with 60 percent of interstate moves occurring between Memorial Day and Labor Day.

America Census Bureau U.S United States Movers

Weather, brought hurt housing

Record cold and snow crippled Northeast home building and resale activity for weeks. Shipments of materials froze, sites blocked, model homes closed, cutting first quarter 1977 housing activity by at least 16 percent. Water shortages in California also dampened demand and prices.

National Association of Home Builders Robert Arguilla Plains

Real Estate Management Institute Donates Books to Scottsdale Library

The Arizona chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management donated books on real estate analysis investment and management to the Scottsdale Public Library during National Library Week. IREM President James E Patrick II praised the gift for the librarys fine collection and service. Library director Jerrye Champion called it a valuable addition for specialized resources benefiting many users.

Arizona The Institute of Real Estate Management Scottsdale Public Library National Library Week Jerrye Champion IREM James E. Patrick II

Ford teed off amid graduation visit in Hamilton

Former President Gerald Ford played golf at Myopia Hunt Club in Hamilton while in town for son Michael’s seminary graduation in nearby South Hamilton. His round ended four over par.

Hamilton Mass Gerald Ford Myopia Hunt Club Michael South Hamilton

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