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Lo que compradores y vendedores deben saber este otoño
Si viajas por Queen Creek o San Tan Valley, probablemente has notado lo rápido que ha cambiado la zona. Nuevos vecindarios, negocios y comunidades continúan creciendo, y con ese crecimiento también aumenta la necesidad de contar con carreteras que conecten a las personas con los lugares donde viven, trabajan, compran y viajan.
A medida que Phoenix continúa creciendo y enfrentando temperaturas cada vez más altas, el centro de la ciudad está encontrando nuevas maneras de mantenerse fresco mientras utiliza el agua de manera más eficiente.
As Phoenix heats up, downtown’s cooling system is learning to use less water. As downtown density climbs, Cordia’s district cooling network is cutting water use and rewriting air-quality permitting rather than simply adding capacity
If you travel through Queen Creek or San Tan Valley, you’ve probably noticed how quickly the area has changed. New neighborhoods, businesses, and communities continue to grow, and with that growth comes a greater need for roads that can connect people to where they live, work, shop, and travel.
What Buyers & Sellers Should Know This Fall
Another major project that could shape the future of our region is the proposed North-South Corridor (State Route 505).
Si vives en Arizona, probablemente has escuchado alguna versión de la misma pregunta:
La asequibilidad es un tema muy importante en este momento, especialmente para quienes están comprando su primera casa. Pero el precio medio de una vivienda no siempre cuenta toda la historia.
If you live in Arizona, you’ve probably heard some version of the same question:
How can Arizona keep building homes and attracting new businesses if we’re running out of water?
It’s a fair question, and a recent federal decision regarding the Colorado River has put Arizona’s water supply back in the headlines.
How can Arizona keep building homes and attracting new businesses if we’re running out of water?
It’s a fair question, and a recent federal decision regarding the Colorado River has put Arizona’s water supply back in the headlines.
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Integrity First Realty - Mesa/Gilbert
830 S. Higley Road
Gilbert,
AZ 85296
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