Posts tagged "Phoenix"

10 reasons to consider Phoenix, AZ for your investment property purchase

blog.winnipeghomefinder.com Florida and Texas have long been favorites among Canadian investors, looking to purchase investment properties or winter vacation homes. Here, I would like to give you 10 reasons to consider Phoenix, Arizona for your vacation home purchase. 1) Weather Boasting 330 days of sunshine per year, Phoenix’ weather can best be described as ‘predictable’. Summers are scorching hot, routinely hitting 110 to 115 degrees F (yeah, but it’s a DRY heat). December and January daytime-high averages are around the 70 F (21C) mark, making for beautifully temperate sunny days. Nights do get cold, and can in fact dip below freezing. But for Canadians escaping -25 degrees, it’s all good! 2) Excellent roadways Much of Phoenix is laid out in a square grid system, with major roads running north-south, and east-west thru most of the city. Larger arteries are 3 or 4 lanes each way, with major highways boasting 5 and 6 lanes. Roads are in fantastic shape, clean and and great repair. Such a system not only makes it easy to get around, but nearly impossible to get lost….(and THIS is coming from a guy who once got turned-around in an elevator). 3) Property Values Local REALTORS® tell me that they’ve seen increases of around 10% last year, and many believe that Phoenix has seen the bottom of the market near the end of 2011. One article I read indicated that Phoenix was actually seeing a bit of a sellers market, largely due to …wait for it: Canadian Investors! 4) Great …
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3 Golf course homes in time for the Phoenix Open

The Phoenix Open is here and so our these 3 properties in golf course communities. Contact us for more info Paul & Jodi Pelczarski Arizona IQ Realty (480) 777-7898 info@weneedotmeet.com
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2012 Phoenix Fashion Week

For more information visit: www.talkingstickresort.com 2012 Phoenix Fashion Week Phoenix Fashion Week (PHXFW) brings designers from all over the world to the Valley of the Desert Sun, bridging divides between retailers, manufacturers and fashionistas while creating a sophisticated atmosphere where everyone can feel comfortable. From October 3-6 2012, guests staying at this Scottsdale resort won’t have to travel far to get a head start on the latest and greatest fashion trends. For the second year in a row, Phoenix Fashion week will be held at Talking Stick Resort. Stunning showcases of each designer’s Holiday 2012 and Spring 2013 collections will be on display at 29 different runway shows, countless sidewalk, trunk and retail sales. What’s more, you’ll have the chance to mingle with models and fashion designers during chic after parties. Video produced by: www.tvkevin.com 2012 Phoenix Fashion Week
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Phoenix Home Prices – and Area Around Next 12 month forecast Higher and keep going.(July 2012) Paradise Valley

www.arizonarealestatenotebook.com. Phoenix home prices and where I think they’re headed. You can see price trends in all metro Phoenix zip codes at http Scroll way down and you can find links to the zip code pages in the side bar. For Scottsdale home prices, go to www.scottsdalehomesagent.com. For Gilbert home prices, go to http For Chandler home prices, go to www.chandlerhomesagent.com. For Tempe home prices, go to http For Ahwatukee home prices, go to www.ahwatukeehomesagent.com. John Wake Realtor, Associate Broker, MS HomeSmart 480-463-4475
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RM Auction 2012 Phoenix AZ Biltmore Resort Some of The Top Autos in The World by Apibestinclass

www.apibestinclass.com RM Auction 2012 Phoenix at Biltmore Resort and Spa January 2012. Some of the top cars around the world were here. Chassis No. E53F001005 Estimate: 0000-0000 US AUCTION DATE: To be auctioned on Friday, January 20, 2012 150 bhp, 235.5 cu. in. “Blue Flame” OHV inline six-cylinder engine, three one-barrel Carter carburetors, Powerglide two-speed automatic transmission, independent front suspension with unequal-length A-arms and coil springs, live rear axle with semi-elliptic leaf springs, and four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes. Wheelbase: 102″ • The fifth Corvette built and one of the first three examples ever sold to the public • One of 300 produced for 1953; unique early production features • Accompanied by copies of original sales invoice, GM correspondence and more • Painstakingly restored to NCRS Top Flight award-winning standards • A fascinating document of Corvette’s earliest transition from show car to production From the start, the Chevrolet Corvette was truly unique. Based on the EX-122 concept of 1952, the Corvette remains one of the few GM Motorama designs with their space age, show-car styling virtually unmodified for production. Its highly anticipated early-1953 introduction in the ballroom of New York’s Waldorf=Astoria drew over 300000 spectators, and production commenced in Flint, Michigan on June 30, 1953.

2011 Waste Management Phoenix Open 2011 from MetLife Blimp

www.apibestinclass.com This is by far one of the best in class operations you will see… They have back up for just about everything and they know what to do if the wind changes and they can not get back to where they left from…. They have a ground crew that can set up another place to land. We all could learn from this team. Category:

What it takes to Video- Waste Management Phoenix Open Golf 2011 from MetLife blimp

www.apibestinclass.com Senior Editor takes off in MetLife Blimp to get video for ApiBestinClass site. Flying over Waste Mgt Phx Open Golf Category:
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MetLife Blimp Prepares for take off, and flying over Phoenix Az by apibestinclass

www.apibestinclass.com MetLife blimp preparing and then flying over Phoenix Az. None of the MetLife blimps requires the use of a home base. Together, “Snoopy One” and “Snoopy Two” combine to travel approximately 120000 miles a year throughout the United States. Traveling with each MetLife blimp is a dedicated 14 member crew two pilots and twelve crewmen. The ground crew includes electronic engineers, mechanics, licensed radio technicians, and riggers. In addition to these highly specialized personnel, each MetLife blimp operation requires five ground support vehicles; to move the blimp and crew from one location to the next. The primary focus of the blimp program is providing aerial coverage of sporting and special events. In a typical year, “Snoopy One” and “Snoopy Two” cover approximately 70 events for a variety of networks including NBC, CBS, ABC, ESPN and TGC. The blimps can be seen capturing shots of events ranging from the US Open and PGA Championship, to NFL football games across the country. In between television commitments, “Snoopy One” and “Snoopy Two” support local MetLife promotions with special fly overs for clients and employees. The primary focus of the “Snoopy J” blimp program is to create buzz and awareness of the MetLife Alico brand, as well as to provide aerial coverage of sporting and cultural events. More info at:www.metlife.com The MetLife blimp is equipped with a gyro-stabilized camera mounted on the nose of the gondola. A zoom lens provides up to …

2012 Waste Management Phoenix Open Golf-MetLife Blimp- What it take to provide video from Blimp

www.apibestinclass.com Take a ride over the 2012 Waste Management Phoenix Open. Find out what it takes to put the blimp in the air. The MetLife Blimp Program, initiated in 1987, underwent an expansion in 1994. MetLife currently operates three airships known as “Snoopy One,” “Snoopy Two,” and “Snoopy J.” Structurally, the blimps are the same A60+ model. All of the blimps are permanently decaled with the corporate logo “MetLife” on either side. “Snoopy Two” was launched from Hillsboro, Oregon in October, 1993. The primary difference between the two blimps is their geographic regions of operation; “Snoopy Two” spends the winter months on the West Coast touring California, Nevada and Arizona.Chief Pilot is Charles Smith, “Snoopy J” was launched in Japan in November of 2010. The primary focus of the blimp program is providing aerial coverage of sporting and special events. In a typical year, “Snoopy One” and “Snoopy Two” cover approximately 70 events for a variety of networks including NBC, CBS, ABC, ESPN and TGC. The blimps can be seen capturing shots of events ranging from the US Open and PGA Championship, to NFL football games across the country The First weekend of February Snoopy Two was in Scottsdale AZ.
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Met Life Blimp at Phoenix Open Golf– Take off-

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