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Dear Doreen, I made an offer on an “as-is” house. It’s a real

mess but a good deal. My agent told me I could cancel if the sellers won’t fix things, like an A/C unit, for instance. Well, guess what? One of the A/C units didn’t work when we did our inspection. I asked the seller to repair or replace the unit. They refused citing the “as is” clause. My agent is encouraging me to move forward because it’s a good deal. But, a contract is binding! Don’t the sellers have to fix it? Can I cancel and get my earnest deposit back? You always know. Thanks! (P.S. Love your column!)

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Thank you for the kind words! Because the sellers included the “as is” addendum, they are not obliged to repair the A/C. But, that addendum does not alter the inspection rights in the original contract. So, you can cancel the contract during the inspection period if a warranted item, such as an A/C unit, is not working. In defence of your agent, though, you might move forward with the sale if it is a really good deal. Consider the cost of a new unit vs. the next best deal. In my opinion, this is a simple math problem. Let me know what you decide.

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THURSDAY 9.4CLUBSGirl Scout Registration Night6:30–8 p.m.Anthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way623-742-6004 onlineatanthem.comDesert Mountain Neighborhood Girl Scouts provide answers to questions, activities, and sign-up paperwork.

COMMUNITYGarage Organizing1:30–2:30 p.m.North Valley Regional Library40410 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway602-652-3000 mcldaz.orgGet help from a professional organizer, develop a plan of attack and a long-term system that works for you.

One-on-One Computer Help3–4 p.m.North Valley Regional Library40410 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway602-652-3000 mcldaz.orgGet answers on computer, internet, tablet and e-reader use.

HEALTHFireside Fitness Center: Total Body Conditioning7–7:45 p.m.Fireside at Norterra Community Center28185 N. Melvern Trail, Phoenix623-434-6414 ourfiresidenorterra.net$5/class, $35/month or $45/10-class punch cardWorkout for all levels, targeting every major muscle group as well as adding cardio. For residents only.

Stenholm Crit6 p.m.Diamond Canyon School40004 N. Liberty Bell Way623-866-3225Cycling-training ride.

KID STUFFMudpie Studios: Homeschool Drawing Class9–10:30 a.m.; 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.; 1:30–3 p.m.MudPie Studios

4220 W. Opportunity Way623-551-9177 mudpiestudios.net$20/session; $100/full programSmall, weekly classes with slots available Monday–Thursday. Covers pencil, chalk, pastels, perspective, shadowing, positive and negative space drawing and pointillism. Go online to request a spot.

FRIDAY 9.5CLUBSRotary Club7:15 p.m.Ironwood Country Club2708 W. Anthem Club Drive623-225-6342 clubrunner.ca/anthemSCHOOLDiamond Canyon: Yearbook Meeting7:45–8:30 a.m.Diamond Canyon School40004 N. Liberty Bell Way623-445-8000 dvusd.org/diamondcanyonMeets every Friday, excluding half days.

Norterra Canyon: Volunteer Training8:20 a.m.Norterra Canyon School2200 W. Maya Way, Phoenix623-445-5191 dvusd.org/Domain/119Jefferson Prep: No Half Day2:45 p.m.Jefferson Preparatory High School16635 N. 51st Ave, Glendale602-595-2990 jphschoice.orgAnthem Prep: Singapore Math Night5:30-6:30 p.m. Anthem Preparatory Academy42101 N 41st Drive623-465-4776Designed to help K-5th grade parents understand critical lessons and also learn helpful homework and study tips.

SATURDAY 9.6KID STUFFStorytime2 p.m.Barnes & Noble2501 W. Happy Valley Road Phoenix623-780-3300 FreeEveryone welcome.

OUTDOORSPersimmon: Pickleball Demo Day8:30–10:30 a.m.Anthem Country Club2708 W. Anthem Club Drive623-551-6247 FreeRegistration required.

MONDAY 9.8CLUBSMudpie Studios: Art Club4–5 p.m.; 5:15–6:15 p.m.MudPie Studios4220 W. Opportunity [email protected] mudpiestudios.net$20/sessionSmall, weekly classes with slots available Monday–Wednesday. Covers pencil, chalk, pastels, perspective, shadowing, positive and negative space drawing and pointillism. Go online to request a spot.

COMMUNITYFilm Series: Strangers in a Strange Land6–8:30 p.m.North Valley Regional Library40410 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway602-652-3000 mcldaz.orgInformative lecture, Q & A, and screenings

of films from European directors who fled to Hollywood. Tonight’s film: Ninotchka (1939). For ages 18-21.

Team Job Search Newcomers Welcome6 p.m.St. Rose Philippine Duchesne2825 W. Rose Canyon Circle623-465-9740jobsearchdemandside.comJob-finding support and welcome workshop. Everyone who needs a job is welcome. Contact for appointment.

SCHOOLCommunity Education: Karate5–9:15 p.m.Deer Valley Middle School21100 N. 27th Ave., Phoenix623-445-3300 dvms.dvusd.orgMeet in the cafeteria.

Caurus: Scholastic Book Fair8:15 a.m.–3:30 p.m.Caurus Academy41900 N. 42nd Ave.623-551-5083 caurusacademy.org

TUESDAY 9.9CLUBSPBA7 a.m.Anthem Community Center41130 N. Freedom Way623-879-3011 onlineatanthem.comBusiness networking group in Anthem looking to grow businesses.

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SHOPPINGSenior Discount Day

10 a.m.–8 p.m.Outlets at Anthem4250 W. Anthem Way623-465-9500 outletsanthem.comDiscounts at select stores for ages 55 and up. Visit customer service desk for details.

COMMUNITYPublic Safety Roundtable2 p.m.Anthem Civic Building3701 W. Anthem Way623-742-6004 onlineatanthem.comFoster relationships and share information with the public service agencies of Anthem.

New River/Desert Hills Community Association7:30 p.m.Daisy Mountain Fire Station #14143814 N. New River Road602-432-2800 nrdhca.comDVUSD and DMFD board candidates invited to give 3-minute campaign speeches, followed by Q and A.

HEALTHAdult Beginning Yoga7:15–8:15 p.m.North Valley Regional Library40410 N. Gavilan Peak Parkway602-652-3000 mcldaz.orgSlow-flow hatha yoga class for adults. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat (a limited number of mats available to borrow).

KID STUFFMudpie Studios: Homeschool Drawing Class9–10:30 a.m.; 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.; 1:30–3 p.m.MudPie Studios[See Thursday’s listing.]

SCHOOLCaurus: Scholastic Book Fair9:15–11:15 a.m.; 3–3:30 p.m.Caurus Academy[See Monday’s listing]

DVUSD: Governing Board Meeting7 p.m.Deer Valley Unified School District20402 N. 15th Ave., Phoenix623-445-5000dvusd.org

WEDNESDAY 9.10CLUBSBusiness Network at Anthem7 a.m.Hampton Inn42415 N. 41st Drive, Phoenix623-465-7979 bnaonline.comVisitors welcome.

HEALTHAnthem: Kickboxing10–10:55 a.m.Anthem Community Center41130 N. Freedom Way623-879-3011 onlineatanthem.com$4/residents, $11/guests of residents, or punch card.High-energy workout improving cardio, strength, agility and power.

SCHOOLCaurus: Scholastic Book Fair8:15 a.m.–3:30 p.m.Caurus Academy[See Monday’s listing.]

Anthem Prep: Picture DayAnthem Preparatory Academy42101 N 41st Drive623-465-4776anthemprep.org

Anthem Prep: Curriculum NightAnthem Preparatory Academy42101 N 41st Drive623-465-4776anthemprep.orgMiddle and high school students.

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Follow Your InstinctsEvery family is a unique story and I

know dozens. What’s astounding is there are often remarkable

similarities. For instance, I often get the opportunity to educate people about assisted living options, which I love to do—especially before there is a situation of panic. But more times than I can count, those who are casually surveying options—group homes vs. institutions, large-scale vs. small—end up in a panic situation shortly after.

Take Suzanne who lives in Amber Hills. She was hoping to convince her mom Hazel to move to Arizona before another Wyoming winter arrived. She toured Anthem Senior Living and Anthem Senior Retreat, took lots of pictures, asked awesome questions, and was so excited about the possibility of moving mom closer to her family.

But Hazel wanted one more year in the home where she raised her children, where she made many happy memories

before her husband passed. It’s just too hard for her to leave, Suzanne said. The very next day, Suzanne called back and said, “Mom is in the hospital and will be released tomorrow. Can she move in on Friday?” Turns out while Hazel was cooking dinner, she left some paper towels a little too close to the stove.

“The entire house, including all our pictures, furniture, china… everything burned and is gone. Luckily, a neighbor got Mom out with no serious injuries.”

I meet many sons and daughters just before mom or dad land in the hospital. Coincidence? Probably not. Suzanne had known in her heart her mom wasn’t safe living alone anymore and that’s why she began the search for assisted living. She hoped, now, her mom realized it, too.

If you are curious about assisted living options, your instincts might be telling you something. Follow them before it’s too late.

Independent Living? Assisted Living? Living with Me (or my brother/sister)? Ask the experts! Cheryl Ables began working in the senior care field 10 years ago, after taking care of her parents and grandparent while raising her children. Sam Ile and his family have been in the business of assisted living homes for more than 20 years. Sam and Cheryl are approaching ten years as owners of Anthem Senior Living. They also operate Eldermom, a senior

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THURSDAY 9.4A & EBoca Floja: Prognosis 7 p.m.Herberger Theater Center222 E. Monroe St., Phoenix602-252-8497, herbergertheater.org$15Rapper Boca Floja and local Arizona artists in an event combining music and social issues such as borders, colonialism, arts and social change. Includes panel discussion, public book signing and concert in Spanish and English.

‘Pump Boys and Dinettes’7:30 p.m.Prescott Center for the Arts208 N Marina St., Prescott928-445-3286, pfaa.net$14–$23Broadway musical comedy featuring country songs performed on guitars and kitchen utensils.

HEALTHThere’s a New Trail in Town7–9 a.m.Lake Pleasant Regional Park41835 N. Castle Hot Springs Road Morristown602-372-7470, maricopa.gov/parks$6/VehicleA 3-mile, moderate hike of the Yavapai Point Trail.

HEALTHMended Hearts Support Group6:30–7 p.m.John C. Lincoln Medical Office Building III19841 N. 27th Ave., Phoenix623-879-5765Support group for cardiovascular patients.

FRIDAY 9.5A & EBlake Shelton: Ten Times Crazier Tour7 p.m.Ak-Chin Pavilion2121 North 83rd Avenue, Phoenix602-254-7200, ak-chinpavilion.com$29.25–$59Country music singer. Samples at blakeshelton.com.

‘By The Way, Meet Vera Stark’8 p.m.Through Saturday, Sept. 6Herberger Theater Center222 E. Monroe St., Phoenix602-252-8497 herbergertheater.orgJourney through the life of Vera Stark, a headstrong African American maid/budding actress and her tangled relationship with her boss, a white Hollywood movie starlet scrambling to hold on to her career.

HEALTHIntroduction to Kayaking Classroom Presentation6–8 p.m.Cabelas9380 West Glendale Avenue, Glendale623-872-6700, cabelas.comFreeLearn everything you need to know to start flat-water kayaking. Must attend this class to register for the water session at Lake Pleasant. [See Saturday, Sept. 6 listing.] Bring cash or check to secure a spot. Info: 602-372-7470.

Desert Night Hike7–9 p.m.Cave Creek Regional Park37019 N. Lava Lane, Cave [email protected] maricopa.gov/parks$6/VehicleRanger-guided hike. Look for nocturnal wildlife. Bring your camera and flashlight.

OUTDOORSA Look at Desert Tortoises: A Night Mover1–2 p.m.Lake Pleasant Regional Park41835 N. Castle Hot Springs Road, Morristown602-372-7470, maricopa.gov/parks$6/VehicleLearn how the tortoise has adapted to the desert.

SATURDAY 9.6A & EExperience Italy9 a.m.–5 p.m.Musical Instrument Museum4725 E. Mayo Blvd., Phoenix480-478-6000

themim.org$18/adult; $14/teens (13–19); $10/kids (4–12)New exhibit on Violin Makers of Cremona. Workshops to build your own violin, drawing lessons, wine sampling, Italian-inspired menu and performances.

FOOD & DRINKStrange Days9:30 p.m.Casino Arizona524 North 92nd StreetScottsdale480-850-7777, casinoarizona.com$15–$30Tribute to The Doors.

HEALTHGet Wet Beginner Kayaking: On-Water Skills Course7–10 a.m.; 9 a.m.–noon Lake Pleasant Regional Park41402 N 87th Ave, Peoria602-372-7470, maricopa.gov/parksMust have attended classroom session and registered [See Friday, Sept. 5 listing.] Learn and practice basic skills for flatwater kayaking. Choose either three-hour session.

Hohokam Houses: The Ruins of Spur Cross8–10:30 a.m.Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area44000 N. Spur Cross Rd, Cave Creek480-488-6623, maricopa.gov/parks$3 per person2.5-mile hike exploring prehistoric dwellings, Hohokam culture and the archaeological history of the region.

OUTDOORSDesert Denizens10–11 a.m.Cave Creek Regional Park37019 N. Lava Lane, Cave Creekmaricopa.gov/parks$6/VehicleFacts shared and questions answered about scorpions.

Feeding Frenzy11 a.m.–noon Cave Creek Regional Park37019 N. Lava Lane, Cave Creekmaricopa.gov/parks$6/Vehicle

Blake Shelton plays the Ak-Chin Pavilion Friday.


Watch desert critters, including snakes and scorpions, munch on lunch.

SUNDAY 9.7A&EJazzed for Olivia3–5 p.m.The Nash110 E. Roosevelt Street Phoenix480-785-6503 jazzedforolivia.com$40/person, $21/three drink ticket. Donations welcomeAn afternoon with smooth jazz artist Pete Gitlin and friends. Live music, drinks, giveaways.

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MONDAY 9.8HEALTHGet P.A.S.T. Asthma6:30–8 p.m.John C. Lincoln Deer Valley Hospital Medical Office Building 119841 N. 27th Ave., Phoenix623-879-5452, jcl.com/eventsLearn how to help your child avoid asthma triggers. Discover medication options and develop action plans.

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Frances Perkins knew the water was rushing toward her New River home west of I-17.

“I was releasing horses out of their corrals. When it hit, we were in the arena. We were standing there and saw it come over the bank,” she said. She scrambled to safety with her friend and two of her dogs. “After that we just had to sit and watch.” Perkins helplessly witnessed as New River flooded her property.

Now the waters have receded and some New River residents face the daunting task of cleanup. For Perkins, that means salvaging what she can from her now-condemned home.

Residents near Coyote Pass off New River Road surveyed extensive damage to their homes and counted several animals and vehicles among the loss. On the west side of the I-17, at least one home on Hallie

Curtis’ property was damaged by debris floating downriver.

And Marcia Fuller (Curtis’ mother), whose helicopter rescue from her home was broadcast nationwide, shared frustration with In&Out as she wondered where government officials were to help.

Ground crews were assessing the damage as of Aug. 23, according to Maricopa County Department of Emergency Management Director Pete Weaver. As of this writing, three homes and two mobile homes have been declared destroyed while another 13 sustained major damage. Nineteen others were reported to have minor damage. Weaver said U.S. Small Business Administration, which helps homeowners recover from disaster, is assessing the area to determine if it will qualify for an emergency low-interest loan program.

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NEW RIVER DIGS OUT

Water roared through New River Aug. 19 damaging homes, leaving many uninhabitable. Hallie Curtis’ house was damaged by debris floating downstream.

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“I have lived in Arizona all of my life. This was an unprecedented event, and it created unparalleled damage to roadways, homes, cars, animals and structures,” said Maricopa County Supervisor Andy Kunasek. “However, I am tremendously proud that in this crisis, Maricopa County employees showed professionalism, competence, commitment and courage… As a result of their efforts, we are getting through this crisis without a single death or serious injury. That’s a start.”

Anthem and New River neighbors sprang into action to assist the victims. The Roadrunner Restaurant and Saloon offered space to collect donations such as bottled water, food and animal feed. Last Dollar Feed and Supply, next to the former Station, is offering to deliver donated hay and feed for animals in need.

“The Anthem and New River community has been exceptional and very quick to respond to requests. So, if we needed ice or Band-Aids, people would be down within the hour dropping off things we needed,” said New River Flood Help volunteer Stephanie McLean. io

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Residents responded to this Facebook post by the Anthem Parkside Homeowners Association regarding wild burros:

“Anthem Parkside has experienced wild burros on the west side of I-17 including Arroyo Grande. The Parkside Community Association has been in contact with the state to request the fencing be repaired that separates the Anthem community from the surrounding State Land where we suspect the burros are accessing our community from. We have been informed that the Bureau of Land Management is working to get approval to have the wild burros relocated. We encourage all residents who have had concerns with the wild burros such as the feces, tearing up the landscaping, and any safety concerns to contact the Bureau of Land Management to ensure this relocation is a top priority.”

We love the Burros, leave them alone! they aren't hurting anyone. —Lisa Kaplan Jackson

… I've been here 7 years and have never known them to cause any trouble. We can clean up after them. Please leave this unique attraction of Anthem be! —Melanie Thompson

Horrible idea. The burros are part of the atmosphere and charm of this community. If we start chipping away at that, what separates Anthem from the rest of the Valley? —Leslie Mathis Smith

Rooting for the burros!! —Keith Hendershot

It's obvious who the real jackasses are in Anthem. Hint: it isn't the burros. —Daniel Singleton

They are a part of our community, we should protect them not get rid of them! Ridiculous… —Jim Nasi

My family just moved here from Michigan a year ago and one of the reasons we love Anthem are these beautiful creatures. I don't know anyone in the neighborhood that dislikes them or are offended by them pooping in our neighborhood. We disrupted their habitat. Please don't relocate them. —Alicia Kidney Rojewski

Keep the burrows, relocate the Parkside Community Association… —Shawn Hancock

What a complete waste of money! I mean really?? How freakn stupid. Leave them alone. What’s next… put a dome over us so no birds can land? What a load of crap! —Chris Mahatadse

Part of the reason I moved into Anthem was the care and kindness shown by most of the residents in appreciating and respecting the wildlife behind my home on 44th Lane! Don't complain about these precious gentle animals! The HOA needs to consider all homeowners and members..... Not just the squeaky tires that complain about everything!—Lorraine Wallett

My family makes a bigger mess than the burros do, and I keep them around!! The burros are awesome and part of our community! I'll email the BLM. —Tina Hall

LOVE the burros! We would be so disappointed to see them removed. They are one of the reasons I love my neighborhood. —Robin Chowaniec

This was not discussed in any of the board meetings that I am a part of. I am a parkside resident and sit on the HOA board and I happen to like the burros! —Brett Willden


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The Problem With Burros in the BackyardBy Nadine [email protected]

The situation has been ongoing since 2009, according to Roger

Oyler of the Wild Horse and Burro Program at the Bureau of Land Management. HOAs request the burros be

relocated, but community residents sometimes feel otherwise. He said residents call and say “ ‘The HOA said come get them, but we don’t want you to, because they [the HOA] don’t speak for us.’ ”

And so it is with Anthem. When Parkside HOA nudged residents to contact the BLM about burros in the neighborhood, all of the 80 responses on Parkside’s Facebook page opposed the proposal [See Page 17].

“We have actually gotten a lot of calls asking that we leave them there,” said Rem Hawes, the Hassayampa field manager for BLM who oversees the area.

Regardless, residents haven’t got much say in whether the animals stay or go. “We pay attention to

every call we get, but the primary factors we consider in a situation are whether they’re a hazard on the roadway and if they are in danger,” Hawes said.

Wild horses and burros are protected on public land (managed by the BLM or the Forest Service). But the burros in the North Valley area have been sighted largely on state or private land where the BLM does not have jurisdiction to manage the animals. These have likely strayed from the herd management area west of Lake Pleasant, Hawes said. They tend to follow the water, so when it rains, they often wander.

The Anthem-area burros snagged the BLM’s attention when a large burro was killed on southbound I-17 near the Anthem Way off-ramp a

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couple weeks ago. “That raises our level of interest,” Oyler said.

But don’t look for a full evacuation of the Anthem-area burros any time soon. The BLM doesn’t have the funds to do a full collection, nor the space to accommodate the burros at the moment, Oyler said. “What we would likely do in the in the next six months or so is to go in and capture whatever burros that are getting access to I-17.”

The BLM is currently in the process of a “gather” in the Loop-303 area south of SR-74 where it hopes to collect some 40 “nuisance” burros. This gather comes after 27 vehicle collisions with burros have been reported so far this year. No humans were seriously injured, Hawes said, but all 27 burros died.

Gathering the burros is difficult, he said, partly because people sabotage the BLM’s efforts by chasing burros away from the traps.

But when the time comes—and Oyler said it’s not “if,” but “when” for the Anthem-area burros—the process involves baiting traps with feed for the animals then moving them to a holding facility. There, they become accustomed to a diet of alfalfa hay. Later, they move to the adoption facility where they get tested for disease and vaccinated. The burros are then “freeze-marked” on the side of the neck for identification purposes and put up for adoption for $125 each. Relocating the animals back to the management area is also a possibility, Hawes said.

According to the Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act of 1971, if the number of animals in the adoption program exceeds the demand, the animals could be destroyed. But Hawes said that just doesn’t happen, as burros are extremely popular. “People think they’re cute. They’re much easier to train and handle than the horses,” he said. And, people don’t fuss about the breed like they do with horses. io


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I hit the “double nickels” lottery this week. I now qualify for discount movie tickets, the “Senior Scrambled Eggs”

breakfast at Denny’s (not sure if that means they use the old eggs, or what) and a whole host of other perks for accomplishing nothing more than staying on the right side of the dirt since 1959. Hooray, me!

All of a sudden the term “snowbird” takes on a whole new meaning. First of all, they are no longer “those old people,” they are now peers. I never realized just how darn good looking snowbirds are until recently.

Actually, snowbirds are trending a lot younger these days.

With all the improvements in technology during the past decade or two, people who couldn’t break away from their primary hometown for extended periods, now can. If the kids are out of the nest, folks in their 40s and 50s are taking advantage of the opportunity to escape from whatever seasonal crappy weather they once had to tolerate.

Here’s another new trend: People are finding a new place to roost and staying put. Instead of keeping that home back in Ham Lake, Minn. (mmmm… ham!), some are opting for one home in, say, Fireside at Norterra, and ares taking a few long vacations throughout the year to escape the heat (or snow/rain/volcano season depending on the location of the roost).

RVs are back! The recreational vehicle industry was pummeled during the dark days of 2008–2010, but sales have been rising since then, according to the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association.

The upside is a different destination every year (or month or week) as opposed to dealing with the costs, upkeep and, well, lack of mobility of a second home. I kind of like that idea.

Those snowbirds will be migrating our way starting October and will be in full plumage by Christmas. Please make them feel welcome. They bring much-needed revenue and cultural diversity.

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Real estate data provided by D.L. Jones & Associates.Contact Dennis Jones at [email protected] TheRealEstateWeb.com

Average Price Per Square Foot

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2014

Parkside, July 2014: $120Country Club, July 2014: $140

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July 2014: 76

Homes Sold: Monthly

Homes SoldUnder ContractListed for Sale

Week Ending ...

For the most recent week, sales of bank-owned homes: 2Short sales (sold for less than what was owed): 0

Weekly resale activity in Anthem, excluding new builds

Aug 4 18 83237

Aug 11 10 90236

Aug 181191

233

Aug 25 11 91226

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