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Mayor’s State of the City Address
Join the Greater Phoenix Chamber and Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon to hear the Mayor’s plans for “2008 and Beyond.” Phoenix Convention Center Come early to network with city officials and City Council members sitting at your table. online pharmacy buy flomax with best prices today in the USA Wednesday, April 16, 2008 11:00 a.m. –… Read more
Wanna be a Landlord?
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Existing Home Sales Trending Up Downtown And County Wide
I wrote an article in our April issue of Phoenix Downtown Neighborhood News, sharing with everyone the premise that the “power to help lead us out of our current economic slump, might very well rest with the people”. What I meant by that observation and what I believe to be true is that many people who could… Read more
Migratory Bird Festival in Phoenix
by Ed Masley – Apr. 1, 2008 12:00 AM The Arizona Republic It wasn’t long ago that the site of the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area was widely considered what acting habitat supervisor Heather Watson calls an “eyesore.” Now, she says, that land is “an oasis in the middle of the city,” practically 600 acres… Read more
Thanks for turning out for Earth Hour
Well, we did it. On Saturday, March 29, thousands of Phoenix residents showed their commitment to the environment by turning off their lights for Earth Hour. If you saw any of the national TV coverage, it reminded me of the stories we see throughout the day on December 31 each year. Earth Hour happened in… Read more
Tax Time
The last several years I’ve stressed and stressed about doing taxes. Before I’d always done them myself but the job has exploded into a nightmare. Last year I worked in four different states. I took losses on property, stocks and had a huge dental bill. I donated money. Student loan interest, mortgages, property tax etc… Read more
Attention: Dog Owners
While strolling through Coronado Park on Sunday during the Coronado Historic Home Tour, I visited the Vendor Booths to see what might be “on tap”. Ran into some Canine loving new Business Owners who recently started Four the Love of Dogs. The Company does dog walking, pet sitting, pet taxi and scoops doggie poop. One of their slogans is “They poop it, Two women scoop it”!
Colliers’ 2020 Vision pegs Phoenix-area growth hot spots
Wednesday, April 2, 2008 Business Journal Phoenix Mike Padgett, Contributing Writer The metro region’s key growth areas for commercial and mixed-use real estate in the near future are downtown Phoenix, the light rail corridor, downtown Mesa and the southwest and southeast areas, according to a new report from Colliers International. The annual report, called 2020… Read more
Update from the Downtown Phoenix Partnership
I’m suscribed to this email update (below) from the Downtown Phoenix Partnership. You can sign up for this newsletter or other Copper Sqaure updates by visiting http://www.coppersquare.com/email/ Convention Center The Convention Center North Building currently under construction at 3rd Street and Monroe is set to be equipped with state of the art solar panel technology. In early… Read more
Like to own a Restaurant Downtown?
A current opportunity exists to buy a clean, cute and cozy breakfast, lunch and snack shop in a nine-story downtown office building. This business is easy to operate, open Monday to Friday only with great hours and has an unbelievable rent deal that includes utilities. There is significant upside revenue potential available by advertising to… Read more