Scottsdale housing on green streak
According to a Scottsdale green building progress report, about a quarter of the 891 homes built in Scottsdale last year included enough energy-saving and sustainable-building features to earn a green rating.
Fountain Hills Market Report - June 2008
Fountain Hills single family homes, condos and townhouses sales reports for June 2008.
South Scottsdale Market Report - June 2008
South Scottsdale single family homes, condos and townhouses sales reports for June 2008.
North Scottsdale Market Report - June 2008
North Scottsdale single family homes, condos and townhouses sales reports for June 2008.
“Beach house” project will line Arizona Canal
Alan Lamb and Gary Lamb, of Lamb Architects, have designed the 55,000-square-foot SouthBridge Canal Walk residences along the Arizona Canal.
The project includes an urban street plaza, which will extend redevelopment of the canal southwest from the SouthBridge restaurants and Mix retail shops. Read more…
Scottsdale Events in July 2008
For more information on each event, including the full 2008 Scottsdale calendar of events, check out the free relocation guide.
| Summer Concerts in the Park May – July 2008 McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park Ticket Prices: Free. 480-312-2312 www.therailroadpark.com |
Summer Spectacular ArtWalk July 10, 2008 Downtown Scottsdale Ticket Prices: Free. 480-990-3939 www.scottsdalegalleries.com |
Fountain Hills Market Report - May 2008
Fountain Hills single family homes, condos and townhouses sales reports for May 2008.
South Scottsdale Market Report - May 2008
South Scottsdale single family homes, condos and townhouses sales reports for May 2008.
North Scottsdale Market Report - May 2008
North Scottsdale single family homes, condos and townhouses sales reports for May 2008.
Scottsdale breaks ground for preserve “Gateway”
A new era was ushered in at Scottsdale’s McDowell Sonoran Preserve on Saturday.
With shovels in hand, Mayor Mary Manross and members of the City Council and the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy broke ground for the preserve’s long awaited "Gateway."
The Gateway, located northeast of the Thompson Peak Parkway and Bell Road intersection, is the largest entry point being planned for the preserve.
