Brittany Pearse & Jake Workman — Temperance Reel
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Brittany & Jake working threw their contests pieces for the day. Brittany is playing Temperance Reel.
How bout them Cowboys
Havin’ fun way out west in Wickenburg, AZ
Mark Levine Defends Arizona Decision
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Mark Levine shows Megyn Kelly why the Arizona Judge was right.
Custom Luxury Home – DRASTICALLY DISCOUNTED!
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UNBELIEVABLE!!! YOU WILL NEVER FIND A HOME LIKE THIS AT THIS PRICE!!STUNNING QUALITY AND LUXURY SEEN IN HOMES TWICE THIS PRICE! SELLER HAS OVER $600000 HARD COST IN THIS HOME!!!The elegant entryway opens to a Great Room accented with Vigas,art niches, pot shelves, a Stone Beehive Fireplace and built-in entertainment center. The kitchen features High End Granite Countertops Stainless appliances and Custom ‘Chestnut Glaze’ cabinets. The Master Suite features a jetted tub and separate Travertine Shower. Step out onto a huge rear patio that overlooks the beauty and privacy of Saguaro studded State Land!!!BRING AN OFFER!!
Va. Lawmaker Backing Arizona’s Immigration Policy
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Prince William Board of Supervisors Chair Corey Stewart on why he feels the nation should back the Arizona legislation.
WEEKLY REAL ESTATE UPDATE
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Here is our weekly update…..
INFO THAT HITS US WHERE WE LIVE Housing starts were UP 1.7% for July to a 546,000 annual pace, but this was below expectations and all the gain came from a big boost in multi-family starts. Single-family starts were off 4.2%, declining for the third straight month. Looking at the market further out, we saw new building permits down 3.1% for July to a 565,000 annual rate.
There is no denying that these reports reflect a softness in the home building market. But some experts see the data as part of a temporary housing market hangover following the expiration of the tax credits. You may remember how the government cash-for-clunkers program pushed a ton of auto sales into July and August last year. This resulted in a dip in sales immediately afterwards. But that was followed by a pretty nice recovery, with auto sales now up 20% from the first half of 2009. Stay tuned for housing.
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s weekly survey showed purchase loan applications down from the week before, but refinance applications soared, equaling their May 2009 level. Mortgage rates, of course, continue at historically low levels.
>> Review of Last Week
NOT SO BAD… Really???!!! Listening to the pundits who were fixated on last week’s negative economic news, you might think things were awful. But as usual, the situation actually wasn’t so bad, with the markets closing Friday with mixed results. The Dow and the S&P 500 dropped for the week, but far less than the week before. And the third major index, the Nasdaq, was UP 0.3%, so there are plenty of investors not paying that much attention to fretful pundits.
Make no mistake, the week did have its disappointments. The housing starts and building permits covered above were not cheered on Wall Street. Then, initial weekly jobless claims came in at 500,000, a bit over estimates and higher than they’ve been for a while. On top of that, the Philadelphia Fed index of manufacturing was down for the month, instead of up as expected, indicating a souring of the outlook in that region.
But wait just a minute. Mortgage refinancings took off, helping consumers and lenders. The Empire State index showed manufacturing in the New York region UP to 7.1 in August from 5.1 in July and suggesting more rapid growth to come. July Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization moved up nicely. Corporations continued to deliver strong profits and we even had renewed M&A action, with Intel buying McAfee for a cool $7.7 billion in cash. None of these are bad economic signs.
Yet for the week, the Dow ended down 0.9%, to 10213.62; the S&P 500 was down 0.7%, to 1071.69; but the Nasdaq was UP 0.3%, to 2179.76.
The bond market had a generally decent time of it, with the less encouraging economic data bringing in safe haven investors. Treasuries did well, while the FNMA 30-year 4.0% bond we watch ended down 13 basis points on Friday, closing at $102.15. Freddie Mac’s weekly survey of conforming mortgage rates showed national average rates at historically low levels for yet another week. JUNE ANTOS, CENTURY 21 AZ WEST 928-231-1692
A Little Less Talk and A Lot More Action.mpg
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Jacob Waltz Band performing A Little Less Talk and A Lot More Action live at Mecca in Wickenburg, AZ. www.jacobwaltzband.com http
YOU DECIDE!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Jhx_2TqffE
Think about it and you decide. JUNE ANTOS
Pro Amnesty March Arizona
“Alto Arizona!” is a targeted call to action that is asking opponents of AZ SB1070 to contact Arizona Gov Jan Brewer (R) to ask her to veto this bill! . This march took place Saturday 29 May 2010. This march was a real eye opener for us.
Gimme That Girl.mpg
Jacob Waltz Band performing Gimme That Girl live at Mecca in Wickenburg, AZ. www.jacobwaltzband.com http
June Antos
Serving the communities of Wickenburg, Aguila, Circle City, Congress, Morristown, Wittmann and the Greater Phoenix area in all of its Real Estate needs. More about June..