Last month we heard rumblings about the REO engine revving back to life, and I was worried this month’s numbers might show a large spike upward. Spike upward – yes. Large spike – not so much.
Looks like we’re still hovering around the 5,000 mark; I don’t expect to see many changes this year..
Note: I’m pulling all new distressed listings from the MLS, regardless of their current status (active, sold, etc.) I’m looking at Single Family Detached homes in Maricopa County, with some sort of bank involvement - Short Sales, Pre Foreclosures, Auctions, and Lender-Owned properties. Numbers are believed to be accurate but not guaranteed.
Your waiting patiently for change Realtor,
Chris Butterworth
Chris Butterworth is a Realtor. He's also a husband, father, writer, amateur photographer, and self-proclaimed tech junkie. And he's an all-around good guy!
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by Chris Butterworth on February 5, 2010
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Cheryl & I moved to Peoria shortly after the NW Corner of Loop 101 opened, and one of the first things we said was how stupid it was there wasn’t an offramp at Beardsley. This would be the obvious exit for everyone in North Peoria. Instead, people either exit at 75th Ave or Union Hills and then double back to get where they’re going.
In the early 2000’s the City of Peoria started holding talks to get community feedback about adding a Beardsley Connector, and after a lot of uproar from my Fletcher Heights neighbors (NMBY!), the project was approved.
Construction started recently, and I’ll be anxious to watch the progression and see the finished product – it’ll save me 10-15 minutes a day of extra driving!
(Red line shows the new connection, Blue circle & arrow shows who is excited about it.)
Your wonders why they don’t just build freeways right the first time Realtor,
Chris Butterworth
Chris Butterworth is a Realtor. He's also a husband, father, writer, amateur photographer, and self-proclaimed tech junkie. And he's an all-around good guy!
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