If you could design the perfect retirement lifestyle with all the things that are enjoyable to you , what would it be like? According to Maravilla Scottsdale, they have designed the answer with a "new kind of resort village for a new kind of retiree."
Senior Resource Group (SRG) is developing Maravilla Scottsdale; one of 5 Arizona retirement communities developed by the award winning Senior Resource Group that includes Amber Lights in Tucson, AZ, Hawthorn Court in Phoenix, AZ, Silver Springs in Green Valley, AZ and the Village at Ocotillo in Chandler, AZ.
SRG also develops high quality retirement living communities in California, Florida and Oregon.
Senior Resource Group defines their community lifestyle as "about choice and Independence" and "about comfort and security for today and the future" now accepting priority
Maravilla Scottsdale is an Independent living facility and an Assisted Living Facility.
Also, Maravilla Scottsdale has one of the few Alzheimers/Dementia Care Facilities attached to a Senior Community in Scottsdale.
The ease of life at the soon to be built Maravilla Scottsdale will include virtually hand free management and "maintenance-free lifestyle". Housekeeping, linen service, cooking and interior and exterior upkeep are all handled for you by a first rate staff.
The community site describes "fine cuisine offered in Maravilla's gourmet restaurants, participating in fitness and educational classes at Maravilla's clubhouse and one of the indoor or outdoor pools.
For a full list of services included in the monthly fees and Independent living amenities please read the Maravilla Scottsdale Lifestyle options.
I am familiar with many of the Senior Resource Group projects. They are first class. Period.
If you have been thinking about enjoying a luxurious retirement lifestyle of an Independent living facility and an Assisted Living Facility with the added benefit of an Alzheimers/Dementia Care Facilities attached,
I highly recommend you visit Maravilla Scottsdale; They are now accepting priority reservations.
For more information please call 800.708.6118 ; Tell them James Wexler sent you or call me today at (480) 221 -8080 for further details on Maravilla Scottsdale or to arrange a preview of the project.
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Copyright © James Wexler, *Maravilla Scottsdale - Resort Retirement Living*
Contact James Wexler (480) 221-8080 for all your Phoenix | Scottsdale area Real Estate needs
According to more than one source, including, Kerry Fehr-Snyder of the Arizona Republic, more than 50 people camped out recently to buy one of 100 home in a new community called Mountain Bridge in Mesa.
Yes, you read the article correctly. 50+ people! Camped out!Waited in line! 5 days! prior to Saturday's sale! by Blandford Homes .
by the way, I need to mention what a wonderful job Blandford's team did entertaining, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner to its patient and eager buyers while future neighbors got to know one another.
Why? you ask.
They have addressed all these issues with and affordable product, a variety of 3 bedroom to 5-bedroom models, pricing from $239K - to $750K, incentives to help buyers get financing and a beautiful setting with views of the mountains and Sonoran desert.
I also, like the fact that Blandford Homes has thought about the residents. They have provided a stipulation that buyers must live in the homes; preventing investors from trying to flip and prevent future foreclosures in this family community should they not be able.
I recommend you take a look for yourselves. Their sales team is top notch and will be able to provide you all the information you need.
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Copyright © James Wexler, *Buying Frenzy in Mesa - Buyers camp out for Blandford Home community new home sale*
I have written lately about the optimism for stabilization in Real Estate. 
My confidence is primarily a result of the the President promsise not to Veto the American Homeowner Rescue act that is expected to receive Senate Approval this weekend.
I believe this legislation and the earlier move by the Treasury to help (not bailout) Fannie and Freddie Mac will finally add confidence to the Wall Street and the ailing consumer.
However, ...
the stock market was down 283 points in response to a shockingly week report on declines in existing home sales, interest rates shot up to a 12 month high and
many argued that the cost of the Housing Stimulus package at a mere $25 Billion is too high a price to the US tax payer.
My question I ask for all to ponder and answer is ,
If you think this Legislation will be innefective, ...
Or ... like many say,
Please share your thoughts, good , bad , ... just not indifferent
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Copyright © 2008 By James Wexler, All Rights Reserved. *Who has the answer to the $25 Billion question?*
Contact James Wexler (480) 221-8080 for all your Phoenix | Scottsdale area Real Estate needs
Today, we have entered into what I call the 'Perfect Storm' of Real estate where many factors have come together to cause this crisis that appears to have no end. 
We had House approved legislation providing help to struggling homeowners and more importantly liquidity to the lending giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac which was expected to renew confidence today on Wall Street. It has not!
In fact, we have now watched Fixed rate mortgage soar today to their highest level in 1 year.
Most disturbingly,
The National Association of Realtors said existing sales resumed their decline in June after a slight rebound in May. The NAR Existing home sales declined by 2.6 percent in June, well beyond the 1 percent drop economists had forecast.
This is, how shall I say it, not upbeat news;
Typically, as home prices decline, sales will actually rise. (due to the cheaper bargain basement prices). This did not happen! and is is very shocking. And can only mean a likely a precursor to further and steeper declines in home prices or no sales.
It does not take more than having Internet access, network television or delivery of the Sunday newspaper to be aware of the fact that Real Estate is going through a difficult time here in Greater Phoenix and the surrounding towns of Scottsdale, Fountain Hills, Tempe, Peroia, Glendale, Mesa and many other cities in Arizona and unfortunately accross many parts of the Country.
As real estate professionals, we cannot control the market. However, often have the task of being the bearer of bad news. And too often, people like to shoot the messenger.
If your clients, friends and family ask. Do the difficult and be honest.
If they need to sell. Lower the price to where it needs to be. If they cannot sell, Re-Fi while rates are low enough to make a difference and payment and before credit lending standards become possibly more strict.
They will not love to hear it. However, they will thank you later.
James Wexler , Wexzilla- Please don't shoot , I am just the messenger
House Approves Homeowners Stimulus package just moments ago. 
The Bill designed to help more than "400,000 strapped homeowners avoid foreclosure and preventing the collapse of troubled mortgage companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac".
The resounding vote helped solidify stability in the financial markets and specifically the stocks of Fannie Mae and FreddieMac
The now House approved lesgislation is on track to pass the Senate and become law within days.
I applaude the President for his support.
Most importantly,
As Secretary of Treasury , Henry Paulson said , "portions of this bill are orders of magnitude more important to turning the corner on the housing correction and supporting our markets and our economy"
Congratulations to the House of Representatives for not making this a Republicans or Democratic issue.
This is an American issue and a potential crisis that needs to be averted.
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