Sharp drop in Phoenix area apartment permits in first half 1975
A report by Elliot Emerson of the Arizona Apartment Association shows an 88 percent decline in multi family building permits in the Phoenix area for the first six months of 1975 versus 1974, with 543 units in 95 buildings costing 325,684. The six months of 1973 had 5,536 units in 345 buildings and 60,737,910 in costs, while vacancy runs around 20 percent across the region. Scottsdale led declines from 239 units to zero. Mesa from 789 to 4. Glendale from 607 to 3. Phoenix from 3,025 to 476. Tempe from 15 to 60. Tucson showed gains.
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Phoenix
Elliot Emerson
Arizona Apartment ‘Association
Scottsdale
Mesa
Tempe
Glendale
Petre
Emerson
Arizona
Tucson
Scottsdale Board Rejects Senini Resignation
Scottsdale Board of Realtors directors voted not to accept a resignation letter from board president Jack Senini while awaiting the outcome of his appeal to Superior Court. Senini, head of Henderson Realty, was suspended Aug. 19 over allegedly false statements in a non employment verification letter to James B. Nutter & Co. His term ends in January.
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Scottsdale Board of ‘Realtors
Jack Senini
Senini
Superior Court
Henderson Realty
James B. Nutter &Co
Income property as a long term investment strategy
Scottsdale Realtor president warns investors that income properties function as businesses offering tax shelter cash flow and potential gains from future sales refinancing or exchanges. He notes inflation protection and higher occupancy amid a cash squeeze in construction while stressing written strategies balancing risk and reward.
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Jackseniii
Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Real Estate Today
Realtors—National Marketing Institute
National Association of Realtors
July Contracts Listed New York Arizona Construction Activity
F W Dodge division of McGraw-Hill reports July contracts for Arizona construction. George Citic vice president and chief economist notes patterns in last month's activity with figures in thousands. Nonresidential buildings cover commercial manufacturing educational religious and other shelters. Residential buildings include houses apartments motels dormitories and similar shelter. Nonbuilding construction covers streets highways bridges dams river developments sewage water systems missile and space facilities airports utilities and communications.
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New York
F.W. Dodge
McGraw-Hill Information Systems Company
Arizona
George Citic
Dodge
Expansion tips offered for home additions
William Oliver of Singer Housing suggests defining goals and budget before adding on to a home. Common additions include 12 by 14 foot rooms with baths. Costs vary due to materials and utilities like water sewer lines and electricity.
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William Oliver
Singer Housing Company
Mobile homes offer cost savings but raise quality concerns
An attorney and mobile home resident warns buyers to insist on inspections before purchase as doors sag windows jam and piers fail. He cites long park rules and privacy issues, yet praises community life, noting varied neighbors and active clubs in older, affordable parks.
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Richard E. Adams
Adams
Ohe Park
Marine Corps
Spike Jones
R.d.perkins
Detroit
St. Louis
California
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