Comments on: Ten Reasons Why I am “At Home In Scottsdale”

By: Sharon

Sharon — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 15:39:57 +0000

curious if any of these realtos are going to JAIL. many had undue influence with bank “officers” and phony appraisals jacking up a fraudulent numbers etc…. there was $$$$ to be made, however ILL-earned with those bloated 6% commissions for pushing paper and selling happy talk. of course an insurance salesman is going to tell you, you need insurance. Money , sex, and drugs are the 3 primary motivators in the USA. that is why america is a sinking ship, filled with terry nickell diming boomers who have squeezed the lemon dry and have left nothing except for a RE destroyed, economy heading towards a depression, and ever-increasing unemployment rates—how are they going to pay the mortgage with NO JOB????? the working “rich” (t he ones with the rented beamers, lexi, etc…) are IN BIG TROUBLE. one job loss away from NOD, or foreclosure. where is the outrage/action?

By: Dru Bloomfield

Dru Bloomfield — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 01:54:46 +0000

Joanna,

You are so right about no billboards. Reason #11!

By: Joanna | Central Phoenix Real Estate

Joanna | Central Phoenix Real Estate — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 06:49:35 +0000

I would like to add one more thing that I like about Scottsdale: visual silence -no billboards. Though I do not live in this city I am an often visitor, and I have no doubt where the value is. Those who are choosing Scottsdale as a place to live and invest, are “brave” enough to buy not only in zip code that “matter” but also in 85254, 85258, 85251. These are the comments I am getting: I want to be close to the action, where LIFE is, where I can WALK to restaurants. There is no point to argue which area is better. Some people prefer being close to nature, and quite surroundings , some want to have city night life few steps away. After all, values decreased everywhere and this is a problem only if you HAVE to sell.

By: Dru Bloomfield

Dru Bloomfield — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 19:14:44 +0000

My brother walked in the door this morning and the first words out of his mouth were “nice post this morning”. He, who lives in the Moon Valley area of North Phoenix, then said something to the effect that Scottsdale really does have a lot of things going for it other places don’t. Thanks, Tim

By: Dru Bloomfield

Dru Bloomfield — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:03:14 +0000

Steve, Wow.

I was talking about living in Scottsdale and why it’s special to me. I truly appreciate where I live, and that’s the message I was trying to share.

By: Steve Lowen

Steve Lowen — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:55:05 +0000

Note: Sorry for the typo, ’slime’ should be slim.
Perhaps, though slime describes a majority of
Realtors.

By: Steve Lowen

Steve Lowen — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:52:08 +0000

It is interesting to note that the ONLY individuals responding so positively toward
Scottsdale are those, Realtors included, who
stand to make a buck from their ‘half right’ take.
Unfortunately, unless you live in the only area
that matters, 85262, you are now in the midst
of a complete meltdown. Bought a house within the past three years? You are certainly underwater with a slime chance to sell unless
you sell at dirt value.
Get real and stop gulling the innocents.