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Model Home for Sustainable Living - 03/22/07 09:52 AM
Worried About the Future? Not with this home, which is a model of sustainable living. Perhaps the most structurally sound home in Flagstaff. The home was essentially rebuilt from the ground up in 1997-98. The home features the most efficient and comfortable heating available and a comfortably unique floor plan, including a studio, gourmet kitchen, sunroom or greenhouse, and guest (or rental) apartment above the garage. Quality is everywhere: Pella windows, concrete countertops, restored oak flooring, low maintenance deck and rails, metal roof and eves, super insulation, heated garage. The location cannot be beat: just blocks from Flagstaff Medical Center, the … (6 comments)
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March Flagstaff Market Report - 03/10/07 10:17 AM
One of the things that I do this time of year is review the National Association of Realtors® "Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers." There are lots of reasons to study this annual report carefully, but here are a few interesting tidbits from the 2006 report (covering the period July 2005-June 2006):
More than one of five first-time buyers received help with their down payments from relatives or friends. Seventy-three percent tapped into their savings accounts to put together the cash, and four percent took money from their IRAs.
Fifty-two percent of all buyers view their home as a better … (0 comments)
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Three Cheers for the Flagstaff City Council - 03/07/07 06:39 PM
We often hear complaints about the City Council -- and I'm not the least of those among the grousers. But, this time I think they got it right. We're going to have a new Marriot hotel at the site of the chain-saw massacre at Beulah and Woodlands Village Boulevards, which has been a blight on the west side of town since the owner surreptitiously cut all the tall pines in half and let them die in a criminal (yes, he was convicted) effort to avoid the tree-preservation development ordinance. Something had to be done.
By resisting the initial Marriott proposal for … (1 comments)
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Things to Do in Flagstaff for March 2007 - 03/01/07 09:32 PM
•1. March 1-3 Still Life With Iris, NAU Clifford E. White Theatre, 8:00 p.m., $8 students, $10 staff/seniors/faculty, $11 general public. A magical story about a young girl's search for the family she once knew.
•2. March 1-10 Lysistrata, Theatrikos Theatre Company, 11 W. Cherry, 8:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. matinees, $14. First play of the 2007 season.
•3. March 2 First Friday Art Walk, 6:30-9:00 p.m., free. Meet local artists, shop at downtown galleries, and enjoy fine art, live music, and refreshments.
•4. March 4 Winter Festival of Choirs, NAU Ardrey Auditorium, 3:00 p.m., $10. Featuring NAU Men's Chorale, Women's Chorale, University Singers … (0 comments)
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Ann Heitland, Flagstaff Real Estate ~ Associate Broker, GRI, CRS
Flagstaff,
AZ
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