Two large Valley condominium projects that have been under construction for a couple of years are facing foreclosure. One is Safari Drive, a mixed-use project along the banks of the Central Arizona Project canal in downtown Scottsdale. The other is
Miss Asia Arizona is taking applications until April 1 for its sixth annual Cultural Pageant.
The winner of the June 20 pageant will represent
Contestants must be an Arizona resident 17 to 28 years old; never have been married or had children; and be a naturally born female of at least 25 percent ancestry from one of the 58 countries in the Asian continent. Participants must have good moral character with a pleasing personality and must be in great mental and physical condition.
Details and applications are available at www.missasiaarizona.com and www.myspace.com/missasiaarizona or by calling 602-509-9019.
People laughed 20 years ago when construction began on an east Mesa mall that seemed so far out - on
Phoenix-area housing analyst RL Brown is scheduled to field questions about the state of the housing market next week in
Brown, who publishes a monthly analysis called the Phoenix Housing Market Letter and conducts feasibility studies for developers, will be available 7 to 9 pm. Thursday at Trilogy at Vistancia, 27980 N. Trilogy Blvd.
Throughout the past year, Brown has been bullish about the Valley housing market’s future.
Call 800-685-6494.
Phoenix-area home resales surged in February, as buyers seeking deals on low-priced homes dramatically increased the number of transactions compared with the previous February, according to Arizona State University. However, the sales boost did nothing to block the flow of foreclosures, which outpaced resales despite news that some banks had placed a temporary hold on home repossessions, a report issued Friday by ASU’s Realty Studies said. more…