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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1975

Page

4

Camelback Inn phases expansion adds 58 condo units

Gosnell Development launches phase two of Camelback Inn and Resort expansion replacing seven adobe units with 58 hotel condominium units in seven buildings. The $1.2 million project raises total accommodations to 411 and echoes Southwestern design, with construction by GDC and planning by Flatow Moore Bryan Fairburn. Completion slated for December 31.

Camelback Inn and Resort Gosnell Development Corp Camelback Inn Marriot, Inc Flatow, Moore, Bryan and Fairburn, Inc Phoenix Inn GDC Jack Stewart Coswell

Apartment addition approved at Palm Terrace site and more

The Development Review Board approved a 92 unit addition to Palm Terrace Apartments at 70th Street and Palm Lane on a 7.5 acre site. The plan doubles the current 10 units with two story buildings. Other approvals include a 25,000 square foot Sigma Development Co building at 14631 N Scottsdale Rd in Thunderbird Industrial Air Park, a 1,000 square foot Valley National Bank branch at 2933 N Hayden Rd, a 15,500 square foot Scottsdale Storage warehouse at 2929 N 73rd St, a Chipper’s drive through at 67th Place and Thomas Rd, a self service Shell station at Scottsdale and Camelback replacing a fire damaged site, and the city’s senior citizen center on Second Street west of Civic Center Plaza.

70Th Street Palm Lane Palm Terrace Sigma Development Co N. Scottsdale Rd Thunderbird Valley National Bank Hayden Rd Scottsdale N. 73Rd St

Mobile homes may face a short term boom end

A Copley News Service report notes a current surge in mobile home sales could fade as the trend toward manufactured housing grows. HUD forms a National Mobile Home Advisory Council to improve standards while VA and FHA back easier financing. yet repossessions rise with 40 of 1000 loans in default last year, up from 26 in 1973.

James M. Woodard HUD Veterans Administration American Bankers Association

August gains in existing single family home sales

The National Association of Realtors reports that existing single family home sales rose in August with a six point gain in the seasonally adjusted index, inching the index to near the February 1973 peak. Median price rose to 36750 as more sales occurred in higher price ranges.

National Association of Realtors Department of Economics and Research

Publisher's notice on fair housing equal opportunity

Publisher states real estate ads in this newspaper operate under the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968. It prohibits discrimination based on race color religion sex or national origin and confirms that dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

Real Estate Briefs Highlight Thirkhill and Culbert Appointments

Thirkhill Realty received the Excellence Award in Customer Relations from the Consumer Research Bureau for its work with home buyers and sellers. James R. Culbert was named marketing director for Century 21 Real Estate region covering Arizona New Mexico Las Vegas and El Paso. A national commercial site selection seminar in Phoenix area October 18 and November 22, led by Adrian Brown of Jewel Food Stores, will offer six hours of continuing education credit.

Ed Thirkhill Realty Consumer Research Bureau United States Canada James R. Culbert Century 21 Arizona New Mexico Las Vegas el Paso Culbert Grubb and Ellis Real Estate San Diego Marine Corps San Diego State College Phoenix Area Real Estate Education Company of Tempe Adrian Brown Jewel Food Stores

NAHB Chief urged tax incentives to curb thrift disintermediation

J S Norman Jr NAHB president told Senate subcommittee that new tax credits could steer depositor funds into thrift institutions, reducing outflows during rate swings. He cited a bill offering 20 percent credit on the first 250 dollars invested in a education savings plan tied to residential lending, to stabilize housing finance and avert recession.

J.S. Norman, Jr National Association of Home Builders NAHB Congress Senate Finance Subcommittee Norman

Land firm Plans to deny charges

Officials of Cavanaugh Communities Corp. of Miami deny the Federal Trade Commission charges accusing the Florida land developer of deceptive sales at 13 subdivisions including Twin Lakes near Willcox. The 55 page complaint covers promises of gas service and profit from investments while alleging misrepresented facilities and high pressure tactics.

Tucson Florida Willcox Cavanaugh Communities Corp Miami Federal Trade Commission Cavanaugh Twin Lakes U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Golf benefit launched by Realtors council in Scottsdale

Judy Ward and Sally Goodale of the Women's Council of Realtors along with L J Stalcup president prepare a golf tournament to aid the Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped. Tom Wilson of Lawyers Title of Arizona chairs the event with starting time at 9 a m Friday and ticket details via Bill Grossmiller at 945 2639.

L.J. Stalcup Women’s Council of Realtors Judy Ward Sally Goodale Tom Wilson Lawyers Title of Arizona Scottsdale Foundation For Bill Grossmiller

Fountain Hills hits 56 miles of paved roads in three years

Fountain Hills reports 56.8 miles of paved roads with 846 homes and 132 commercial structures. The town totals 173.8 miles of roads, initiated after a 750000 bond by Road Improvement Districts 9 10 11 and 12. Speer Construction Co. of Phoenix did the paving as phase two starts this fall with about 80000 dollars projected.

Fountain Hills McCulloch Properties Bill Fisher Fisher Dan Devers D. C Speer Construction Co Phoenix

Pinnacle Peak Village Featured as Natural Historic Jewel

Describes Pinnacle Peak Village as a rare natural retreat with saguaro ironwood and palo verde set against mountains. Praises its blend of living environment with surroundings and mentions brochures available by request.

Pinnacle Peak Village Arizona Pinnacle- Peak Village

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Gosnell Development 67Th Place Thomas Road Camelback Roads Second Street Civic Center Plaza Mobil Thirkhill’s Firm Hayden Road Pinnacle Peak Reed Wong Prescott Ponderosa Pines National Forest Old West Wildwood Iron Springs Rd Wildwood Estates
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