The Yin And Yang of Phoenix Golf Course Real Estate
There’s a basic truism about life and real estate along a Phoenix area golf course - not everyone’s going to hit the ball straight.
It’s virtually unavoidable, no matter how many trees and shrubs you plant or screens you erect to try and slow a screaming hook.
So if you want this:
… you can expect this …
These were taken this morning along the first fairway at the Corte Bella Country Club. Until this morning, I never had seen a golf ball wedged in the attic vents like this. How it happened, given the location of the tee boxes and the house next door, I’ve got no idea.
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Barely a half-mile away on the other bank of Skunk Creek (I guess I ought to mention, it’s a largely dry creek bed aside from the artificially created lake) is the Eagle Heights in Glendale. There’s one spec home available - a 2,991 square foot, five bedroom layout on a quarter-acre lot for $575,000 - and there are four floor plans in general with base prices ranging from $568,124 for the 2,991 square foot plan to $617,382 for the 3,719 square foot Osprey.
One of my buyers is closing on a home here at the beginning of February and another 10 specs remain ranging from 2,149 to 3,111 square feet and priced at $163,000 and change to $199,000 and change.
Yesterday I watched with interest as the New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans played football while the sky was falling. I’ve been told the white stuff falling from the sky is called “snow” and happens in many parts of the country as part of a season known as “fall.”
