Posts Tagged ‘ Phoenix ’

Phoenix Housing Market Is Changing

06/09/2011
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I was talking with another real estate agent yesterday and he told me he had six offers on a property he had listed.  Since April, most of the time when we submit an offer for a buyer, the listing agent tells us there are multiple offers for the property and asks for our buyer’s...

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Holiday Lights 2010 – Where to See Them

12/02/2010
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If you enjoy looking at holiday lights and displays, then this map is for you.  Courtesy of the Arizona Republic – Holiday Lights Map.   The entire Phoenix area is included on the map.  You can zoom in on your city or area to locate neighbors with a holiday lights display in your area. Consider...

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Tweets From Your City

06/26/2009
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Tweets From Your City

Some area cities are getting on the Twitter bandwagon.  You can sign up to receive tweets from your city to get updates and information about your city.  Just click on the link below to see the Twitter page for your city.  (Note if you are not a member of Twitter, you may have to...

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Popular Places to Catch a Play

06/10/2009
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Popular Places to Catch a Play

Watching the Tonys the other night reminded me of how great it can be to see a live play.  There is something about a live performance whether it be a play or a concert that creates something special making it different and most of the time even better than a movie, TV, or CD. ...

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Arizona Daily Blogs

02/13/2009
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Want to see a daily photo for your favorite Arizona town? These bloggers post one photo each day about their town or Arizona. On the fifteenth of every month they collaborate and do a common theme.   Phoenix Daily Photo Chandler Daily Photo Flagstaff Daily Photo Prescott Daily Photo Scottsdale Daily Photo Tempe Daily...

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Antiques Roadshow is Coming to Phoenix

02/09/2009
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Have you always wanted to bring something from your home to Antiques Roadshow to be evaluated? Now is your chance. The show will be in Phoenix on August 1. You will need a ticket. The tickets are free but there are a limited number available. You need to apply for tickets. The Antiques Roadshow...

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How Does the East Valley Stand Up?

01/29/2009
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Those of us who live here know that the East Valley cities are a great place to live. Some other people agree with us. Click on a city name to get more information about the city and ranking information. CNN/Money Rankings of Best Places to Live in 2008: Gilbert, AZ - 28 Chandler, AZ...

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Cell Phone Lot at the Airport

07/21/2008
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Cell Phone Lot at the Airport

Planning on picking up relatives at Sky Harbor? Here’s a great idea. The airport now has two lots with incoming flight info for you to wait in. No more having to circle the airport clogging up the road. Tell your friends to call you when then leave baggage claim. You pull into the lot...

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Spring Training – Cactus League

02/28/2008
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Spring Training – Cactus League

It is that time of year again – the start of baseball in Arizona – spring training. The AZ Republic had a pull out section today – Cactus League Preview. There are three teams that play in the East Valley: Oakland A’s at Phoenix Municipal Stadium, Los Angeles Angeles of Anaheim at Tempe Diablo...

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Metro Light Rail

01/28/2008
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Metro Light Rail

Phoenix will soon open the starter line for light rail. It will go from Bethany Home Road north of downtown Phoenix past the Diamondacks and Suns homes to the airport. From there it will go to downtown Tempe and ASU. Ending up in the west part of Mesa. I lived in St. Louis when...

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