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Housing analysts predict slowing, but no crash, in Valley Catherine Reagor Columnist Arizona Republic USA TODAY NETWORK
Metro Phoenix fares better in economic downturns not led by the real estate market, but that doesn’t mean the Valley’s housing market will be unscathed by the COVID-19 crisis. Listings have climbed 20% in the past few weeks, which could indicate that homeowners struggling fi nancially are hoping to get out from under mortgages or short-term rental owners who don’t have customers want to sell. The number of homes for sale is still 39% below the same time last year, said Arizona Housing expert Tina Tamboer of the Cromford Report. Veteran Arizona economist Elliott Pollack and others expect the Phoenix housing market, like pretty much every other sector, to hunker down for the coming months. “People aren’t moving now and that
means they aren’t buying homes,” Pollack said. “’Phoenix’s strong population growth was driving the housing market. That’s over until this crisis is over.”
Latest housing data and trends Preliminary reports show home sales and prices climbed in March, though both are lagging indicators because the deals were struck at least a month ago, before the coronavirus shutdowns began. Pending sales show the median home price could hit a record $301,000 for March, according to pending sales tracked by the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service. Other indicators of the market’s response to the pandemic include: ❚ Most ibuyers such as Opendoor that use technology to make instant offers on homes have stopped buying houses due to the uncertainty with the health and economic crisis. See REAGOR, Page 3H
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Scottsdale mansion with resort-style pool among this week’s priciest homes sold Luxury properties ranging between $2.8 million and $3.44 million were snapped up by locals and out-of-towners in metro Phoenix this week. Among the buyers and sellers: a chiropractor and a luxury-homebuilding executive.
$3,440,000 Gregg and Jean Brummer purchased a contemporary-style mansion with a separate guest house in Paradise Valley's 7M Ranch Estates community. The one-acre lot estate was constructed with energy-efficient insulated concrete forms and features a large two-way electric fireplace in the great room. The chef’s kitchen has a walk-in pantry and a passthrough window bar that opens to an extended covered patio. The house also includes a smart home system and a five-car garage with an auto court. There are four bedrooms and 41⁄ 2 bathrooms in the 6,263-square-foot home. Rodney Cullum, president of Scottsdalebased Cullum Homes, and his wife, Kimberly, sold the house through a trust.
$3,322,000 Aaron Kovac, a chiropractor, and his wife, Corinne, purchased an Arcadia-area estate with modern farmhouse design accents in Phoenix’s El Camello community. Aaron Kovac is the owner of Back in Line Spine and Wellness in Phoenix. The 6,251-square-foot home has four bedrooms, 61⁄ 2 bathrooms and features vaulted ceilings with exposed wooden beams. The backyard offers views of Camelback Mountain and includes a separate pool house. Michael and Peta Schumacher sold the home through a trust.
$2,870,000 Thomas W. Giacomini used a trust to purchase an estate in Scottsdale’s Desert Mountain community. Giacomini is the president and chief executive officer of
The $2.85 million Scottsdale estate, purchased by L&D US Investment Partnership, has a resort-style pool. STREETSCOUT John Bean Technologies Corporation in Chicago. The newly constructed home features a showroom-style, six-car garage that has a glass-enclosed office space. The estate has 4,536 square feet of living space and backs up against 15 acres of natural desert vegetation. Wendell and Debra Pickett sold the home through their living trust. Wendell Pickett is a partner at Greey Pickett, a land planning and landscape architecture firm in Scottsdale.
$2,850,000 L & D US Investment Partnership of Alberta, Canada, paid cash for a custom estate in Scottsdale’s Sundown Manor community. The 7,894-square-foot mansion was built in 2008 and features arched doorways, column pillars and stone accents throughout. The house has mountain views and comes with a smart home system and a media room.
Michael J. Gandy, a manager of 8508 E. Sweetwater Avenue LLC, sold this $2.85 million Scottsdale estate with arched doorways and stone accents. STREETSCOUT
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Grounds of the one-acre estate include a covered patio with a built-in fireplace and a resort-style pool.
Michael and Sara Davis of Heath, Texas, purchased an estate located on an acreplus lot in Paradise Valley’s Palo Verde Foothills community.
The house was sold by Michael J. Gandy, a manager of 8508 E. Sweetwater Avenue LLC, an Arizona limited liability company.
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Grounds of the estate include a pool, spa and a 400-square-foot guest casita. Lee and Tara Maniatis of Palos Park, Illinois, sold the home. Researched by Ebony Day of The Arizona Republic and The Information Market.
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Simple deed restrictions can limit short-term rentals Real Estate Law Christopher A. Combs Guest columnist
Question: Our Gilbert community of 60 homes was built by the developer in 1969. We are having problems with a short-term rental in our community. In this short-term rental, the tenants are moving in and out almost every day, parking in the wrong areas, and trashing our swimming pool. A group of our neighbors wanted to amend our CC&Rs to prohibit short-term rentals of less than 30 days. We learned, however, that there have never been any
CC&Rs for our community. Our understanding now is that 51% of the 60 homes in our community would be able to sign new CC&Rs that would ban short-term rentals of less than 30 days. Is that correct? Answer: No. If there are no CC&Rs now for your Gilbert community, there could be new CC&Rs drafted and recorded to ban short-term rentals of less than 30 days. These new CC&Rs could also provide for no overnight parking in the streets, designated paint colors of the homes and other common provisions in CC&Rs. Only those homeowners who sign these CC&Rs, however, would be bound by these new CC&Rs. For example, if 20 of
the 60 homeowners in your Gilbert community sign these new CC&Rs, these 20 homeowners would be bound by the CC&Rs, but the remaining 40 homeowners would not. After more than 50 years with no CC&Rs in your community, getting even 20 homeowners to agree to new CC&Rs could be very diffi cult. Therefore, my suggestion is that, rather than trying to get even 20 homeowners to agree to new CC&Rs, try to get as many homeowners as possible to sign a simple deed restriction that prohibits short-term rentals of less than 30 days. Although the one homeowner now doing short-term rentals would undoubtedly not agree to this simple deed restriction, you may be able to
get most of the other 59 homeowners to sign before a notary public this simple deed restriction that would then be recorded. After recording, any homeowner who signed this simple deed restriction would be prohibited from doing short-term rentals less than 30 days. Note: A deed restriction is only binding on the homeowners who sign the deed restriction after recording. A deed restriction is binding on any buyer of a home subject to the deed restriction. On the other hand, most CC&Rs are recorded originally by the developer of a subdivision. Contact real-estate attorney Christopher A. Combs through email at azrep@combslawgroup.com.
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Potential buyers are still looking at Valley homes for sale because virtual tour views are jumping. ❚ To close sales, title agencies are offering drive-through service for homebuyers. ❚ More Airbnb or short-term rental owners who don’t have customers now are trying to sell homes in the Valley, though the exact number is tough to track, Tamboer said. ❚ Demand for new homes is falling and will continue to drop into this year’s third quarter, according to Belfi ore Real Estate Consulting. “We anticipate this fall-off to be temporary, with the market leveling off in the fourth quarter and bursting upward into the fi rst quarter 2021,” Jim Belfi ore said. “Heading into mid-March, the new home market was better than during any period in the last 15 years.”
What to watch in housing
Higher metro Phoenix home prices have made it difficult for buyers to afford a new home. But three mortgage lenders just raised their loan limits. WITTHAYA PRASONGSIN/GETTY IMAGES
If home prices are going to fall, the fi rst step in that direction would be seeing sellers drop their listing prices. “That hasn’t happened,” Tamboer said. The median listing price of a metro Phoenix home hit $315,000 in February, according The Information Market, owned by ARMLS. Listing price and sales numbers for March will be out in a few weeks. A housing market crash led the economy into the Great Recession in 2008.
Speculators and subprime loans backed by Wall Street led to a 50% spike in metro Phoenix home prices during 2005 and 2006, and then a record number of foreclosures from 2008 to 2012. Phoenix-area home prices climbed steadily between 7% and 10% during the past few years, and foreclosures in February were at the lowest level since 2005. Housing analysts don’t see any simi-
larities between the housing market crash and now. “The sooner stimulus money gets in peoples’ pockets, the sooner the economy will recover,” Pollack said.
Silver lining by end of year? Tamboer, Pollack and Belfi ore think metro Phoenix’s housing market will take off fueled by pent up demand as
soon as the fourth quarter if the coronavirus pandemic eases. “It will be like a hose with a kink that is suddenly fi xed,” Tamboer said. “Home buyers will pour out. Buyers looking for prices to plummet will be disappointed.” Reach the reporter at Catherine .Reagor@arizonarepublic.com or 602444-8040. Follow her on Twitter @Catherinereagor.
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Four Grave Plots in a Row, In Scottsdale, Arizona, four (4) empty cemetery plots, all in a row, in the beautiful Garden of Flowers, by the large fountain at Green Acres Cemetery and Mortuary, NE of Hayden and McKellips Road. I am asking $5,500 for each of the cemetery plots (lot 814). This includes transfer fees. If purchaser buys all four, I will sell for $20,000 which includes transfer fees. Only serious need to apply by phone (call or text). I have all Cemetery Deeds/Certificate of Ownerships in my possession. $5,500 602-5795990
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missions. Total system power is a typical 139 horsepower complemented by an impressive 195 pound-feet of torque. The base drivetrain gets a 2.0L engine producing 147 hp and 132-poundfeet of torque. The engine is linked to a continuously variable automatic transmission. A higher performance N Line model is in the works, but Hyundai won’t say when, or what performance upgrades are in store.
Design highlights The exterior design recalls the 2020 Hyundai Sonata midsize sedan. Hyundai alternately refers to the styling
theme as “sensuous sportiness” and — I’ll take “I don’t think that word means what you think it does” for $100, Alex — “parametric dynamics.” Noteworthy features include: ❚ Taillights shaped like Hyundai’s stylized “H” logo. ❚ A long, low hood ❚ Wide, deep and dramatic grille ❚ Wraparound headlights The interior features a 10.25-inch digital gauge cluster, available 10.25inch touch screen, a palette of 64 colors for mood lights and slim vents to emphasize the impression of being in a wide, spacious vehicle. Despite the low roofl ine, there’s more front and the same rear headroom as the current model. Hyundai promises best-in-class rear legroom, improved shoulder room and 14.2 cubic feet of trunk space.
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REVIEW
2020 Audi S4: Is it lost in the shuffl e? In a crowded fi eld of sports sedans, the Audi S4 has gotten lost in the shuffl e a bit. New entries including the Genesis G70 and redesigned BMW 3 Series have recently stolen much of the thunder, but Audi gave the 2020 S4 a refresh that it hopes will help the performance variant jump back to the front of consumer’s minds.
the gearshift, so you have to reach over or around it to reach it if you want to adjust the volume. The button does double duty as the tuning/track-skipping controller, which just compounds the issue. The car’s dimensions haven’t changed in the refresh, so the backseat is still tight and there’s a signifi cant fl oor hump that makes it complicated to fi t three folks. If you have taller passengers, you’ll have to be smart in arranging the seating to allow everyone to fi t.
What’s new with the 2020 Audi S4
What’s it going to cost me?
The 2020 S4’s changes echo those also found in the 2020 A4 that include new styling (especially up front) and an extensive reworking of the dashboard and multimedia system. It’s still hard to tell these two cars apart, but there are some S4-only fl ourishes like a quad-tailpipe exhaust system, subtle rear spoiler and aluminum caps on the side mirrors. Anywhere more than 50 feet away, however, and you won’t catch those unless you have a keen eye.
The S4 starts at $50,895 (prices include destination) and comes in three trim levels, much like the A4: Premium, Premium Plus and Prestige. The starting price is marginally less expensive than 2019. My test vehicle was a mid-grade Premium Plus with some extra additions, including the S Sport, Navigation and Driver Assistance packages. This bumped the price up to $62,840, which isn’t cheap but is comparable to the rest of the fi eld. The 2019 BMW 330i we last tested cost $57,420 and the 2020 BMW M340i we tested cost $69,570. Against the M340i, the S4 doesn’t really stand up. The BMW sprinted from 0-60 mph in just 3.89 seconds in our testing, which is a diff erent world than the S4’s claimed 4.4-second time. I’d also put the S4 behind the 3.3T version of the G70. The G70 3.3T might not be quite as fast as the S4 in a straight line, but it’s an absolute joy in the bends. Swap the G70’s steering into the S4 and then you’d have something. There’s a lot I liked about the S4: The interior changes are an improvement and I think its styling updates look great (especially those aluminum trim pieces around the air inlets). Until you get close to it, it can be hard to distinguish from the standard A4, and that makes it somewhat of a sleeper car. That exhaust note ends up being a solid analogy for how it ultimately feels to drive the S4: From the outside, it will sound like you’re having a blast, but from the driver’s seat, the experience goes by with more of a yawn than a bang.
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Tuning makes the difference Before I drove the S4, I tested the larger Q7 three-row SUV that got a 2020 refresh of its own. The two vehicles actually share the same engine and transmission combination: a turbocharged 3.0-liter V-6, eight-speed automatic transmission (traditional torque-converter automatic versus a dual-clutch transmission) and standard all-wheel drive. Initially, this didn’t bode well for the S4 given the Q7’s powertrain put a real damper on the driving experience. Not all hope was lost for the S4, however. It gets some important changes including unique tuning and transmission gearing, plus it ditches the 48-volt mildhybrid system found in the Q7. Those changes end up working for the better in the S4. The S4’s engine and transmission feel tightened up and it’s much more responsive to throttle inputs. Those tun-
The 2020 Audi S4 starts at $50,895. AUDI
ing changes also give the S4 349 hp and 369 pounds-feet of torque, just like 2019. There’s still a tad more delay than I’d like to fi nd in a performance-oriented sedan wearing an S badge, but it’s at least livable, and the way the car blasts off at around 2,500 rpm helps make up for it. The S4 is estimated by Audi to run from 0-60 mph in 4.4 seconds, but it feels quicker than that to me. My vehicle was equipped with the S Sport Package ($2,500), which included an adaptive damping suspension, red brake calipers and a sport rear diff erential that adds torque-vectoring capability to the all-wheel-drive system. The adaptive damping suspension doesn’t overdo it in Dynamic mode; I left the car in that setting for the majority of the drive and it didn’t feel too busy while maintaining a welcome sense of tautness. I wish I could say the same for the car’s steering, which lacks both weight and feedback.
Interior upgrade The S4 gets the same interior updates for 2020 as the A4, with the biggest change being a brand-new multimedia system that ditches the old rotary dial controller for a large 10.1-inch touchscreen. Even better, it doesn’t opt for the dual-screen setup found in the Q7 (among others), keeping physical climate controls that are easier to use. The screen looks great and responds quickly enough to inputs. I was also grateful that I could reach the far side of it without leaning out of the comfortable sport seats, though that also meant that I left fi ngerprints all over it from just a few short hours of use. Wireless Apple CarPlay and wired Android Auto come standard, and a USB-C port has been added up front. The biggest problem I have with the system is a common one with the most recent Audi vehicles: a volume knob that prefers to hang out with the passenger. This time it’s also tucked behind
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Notice of 30-Day Public Comment Period Camelback and Miller Plaza, Building H Voluntary Remediation Program Request for No Further Action Determination AEI Consultants (AEI), on behalf of Camel Investment, LLC, has submitted a request for a No Further Action (NFA) determination to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) Voluntary Remediation Program (VRP) for a portion of the Camelback and Miller Plaza located at 4432 N. Miller Road, in Scottsdale, Arizona (VRP Site Code #513272-00). The NFA requests closure for soil at the site and was submitted in accordance with Arizona Revised Statutes § 49-181(A). Camelback and Miller Plaza, Building H is located at 4432 N. Miller Road, in Scottsdale, Arizona. AEI conducted a subsurface investigation in September 2019. Low-level detections of tetrachloroethene (PCE) and trichloroethene (TCE), dry cleaning solvents, were observed in soil gas samples collected as part of investigative activities regarding a former dry cleaning facility at the Camelback and Miller Plaza. The concentrations of PCE, TCE, and other solvent-related volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in soil do not exceed the soil regulatory levels prescribed in the Arizona Administrative Code in any concentration detected. Indoor air samples confirm there is no observed risk to the current tenants of the commercial facility resulting from the former dry cleaning operations. The NFA Report is available online at: http://azdeq.gov/notices, and at the ADEQ Records Center, 1110 W. Washington St., Phoenix, (602) 771-4380, or (800) 234-5677, ext. 6027714380; please call for hours of operation and to schedule an appointment. PARTIES WISHING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN COMMENTS regarding the NFA request for the Camelback and Miller Plaza, Building H site may do so through the following contacts: Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Attention: Caitlin Burwell, Voluntary Remediation Program Burwell.Caitlin@azdeq.gov 1110 W. Washington Street Phoenix, AZ 85007; or, AEI Consultants Attention: Jacqueline Day jday@aeiconsultants.com 2500 Camino Diablo Walnut Creek, California 94597 Comments must be postmarked or received by ADEQ or AEI Consultants by May 5, 2020. Dated this 5th day of April, 2020. Pub: April 5, 2020
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Notice Inviting Bids Prescott Regional Airport Taxiway C Relocation and Hot Spot No. 3 and 4 Mitigation Project DESCRIPTION: This project includes the relocation of Taxiway C, adjusting and upgrading lighting and signage infrastructure along Taxiway C, and mitigating Hot Spots 3 & 4 at Prescott Regional Airport (PRC). Major elements of work include with approximate quantities (actual quantities are included in the Bid Schedule within the contract documents): Base Bid - Demolition of existing, variable depth taxiway pavement — 30,000 square yards; demolition of taxiway lights, signs and associated infrastructure; Demolition of existing storm drain infrastructure; Earthwork — 40,000 cubic yards (cut), 800 cubic yards (fill); New Asphalt Concrete (AC) Taxiway Pavement (FAA P-401) — 17,000 square yards; New Asphalt Concrete (AC) Shoulder Pavement (FAA P-403) - 8,000 square yards; New crushed Aggregate Base Course (ABC) (FAA P-209) — 24,000 square yards; Lime-Treated Subgrade under structural taxiway pavement (FAA P-155) — 24,000 square yards; New pavement markings (FAA P-620) — 13,000 square feet; New LED taxiway lights, signs and associated infrastructure. Additive Alternate No. 01: Demolition of existing, variable depth taxiway pavement — 75,000 square yards; Demolition of taxiway lights, signs and associated infrastructure; Demolition of existing storm drain infrastructure; Earthwork — 80,000 cubic yards (cut), 50,000 cubic yards (fill); New Asphalt Concrete (AC) Taxiway Pavement (FAA P-401) — 54,000 square yards; New Asphalt Concrete (AC) Shoulder Pavement (FAA P-403) — 27,000 square yards; New crushed Aggregate Base Course (ABC) (FAA P-209) — 76,000 square yards; Lime-Treated Subgrade under structural taxiway pavement (FAA P-155) --76,000 square yards; New pavement markings (FAA P-620) — 35,000 square feet; New LED taxiway lights, signs and associated infrastructure; New REILs on Runway 3L-21R (both ends). PRE-BID CONFERENCE CALL: Thursday, April 16, 2020, at 11:00 AM. Agendas will be posted to the City’s Website prior to the Conference Call. Here is the conference call information: Toll number: (480) 378-0989 Conference ID: 810902575 BID OPENING: Thursday, April 30, 2020 at 2:00pm City Council Chambers 201 S. Cortez Street, Prescott, Arizona 86303 In accordance with local and State law, sealed bids will be received by the Office of the City Clerk at 201 S. Cortez Street, Prescott, Arizona 86303, until 2:00pm on the date specified above, for the services specified herein. Bids will be opened and read aloud at the above noted date, time and location. Any bid received at or after 2:00pm on the referenced date will be returned unopened. The City of Prescott reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, and/or some or all of the alternates bid, and waive any informality deemed in the best interest of the City and to reject the bids of any persons who have been delinquent or unfaithful in any contract with the City. Copies of the Plans, Project Specifications and Contract Documents are available for inspection at the Public Works Department, or may be obtained free of charge on the City’s website at http://w ww.prescott-az.gov/business-developme nt-purchasing/bid-listings/. Pub: Mar 29 & Apr 5, 2020
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Public Notice: Five-Year Review Papago Park Military Reservation, Phoenix, Arizona The National Guard Bureau is initiating the Third Five-Year Review for Papago Park Military Reservation located in Phoenix, Arizona. With oversight provided by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), the National Guard Bureau is conducting this Five-Year Review pursuant to the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act and the National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan. The purpose of the Five-Year Review is to determine whether the selected remedy at a site remains protective of human health and the environment and to make recommendations if deficiencies are identified. This review evaluates protectiveness of the remedy for the Former Skeet Range - Site S pursuant to a 2005 decision document (DD). The selected remedy for the Former Skeet Range - Site S is long-term management consisting of land use controls that restrict access and prohibit residential use, regulatory approval of soil disturbance, and routine reviews. The Third Papago Park Military Reservation Five-Year Review Report is anticipated to be signed in April 2021. The National Guard Bureau will issue another public notice announcing the completion of the Five-Year Review. Once completed, the Final Five Year Review Report will be available at the administrative record at Papago Park Military Reservation and an information repository at ADEQ: Papago Park Military Reservation ADEQ Records Center Environmental Management Office 1110 W. Washington Street Arizona Army National Guard Phoenix, Arizona 85007 5636 E. McDowell Road, M5330 Phoenix, Arizona 85008 Should members of the community have questions or comments about the Third Papago Park Military Reservation Five-Year Review or are interested in additional site information, please contact Ms. Kim Birdsall. Her contact information is as follows: Kim Birdsall Environmental Restoration Program Manager Environmental Management Office Arizona Army National Guard 5636 E. McDowell Road, M5330 Phoenix, Arizona 85008 (602) 267-2498 birdsallk@emo.azdema.gov Published: April 5, 2020
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Automotive Directory EARNHARDT RAM
ACURA
ACURA OF PEORIA
1521 E. Drivers Way
9190 W. Bell Rd. 623-974-7600 Peoria
480-926-4000 Gilbert
D-7
SCION
AUDI
BIG TWO TOYOTA/SCION OF CHANDLER
AUDI PEORIA
1250 S. Gilbert Rd. 480-898-6000
D-7
Chandler
AUDI GILBERT 3235 S Gilbert Road 480-899-8000 Gilbert
EARNHARDT TOYOTA J-2
US 60 & Superstition Springs Blvd.
85
480-807-9700 Mesa
BMW
CAMELBACK SUBARU 1405 E. Camelback Rd.
G-2
602-200-1210
CHAPMAN BMW 830 E. Camelback Rd 602-308-4BMW Phoenix
DODGE G-5
BUICK
EARNHARDT BUICK 6315 E. Auto Park Drive 480-981-1900 Mesa
K-3
F-5
F-5
I-10 & Loop Avondale Auto Mall C-4
• Scottsdale
H-4
J-4
H-7
FORD
CAMELBACK FORD F-5
I-2
FREEWAY CHEVROLET CHANDLER
G-2
G-2
I-10 & 99th Ave.Avondale Auto Mall
A-4
LHMFordMesa.com I-2
C-4
D-7
RODEO FORD 623-298-3900 • Goodyear
F-7
VAN CHEVROLET
B-4
CHRYSLER
3600 N. 89th St.
E-5
101 & I-10, Avondale Auto Mall
1465 E. Motorplex Loop
7801 E. FLW Blvd. 480-556-7400 Scottsdale
H-7
CHAPMAN CHRYSLER 3800 N. 89th Street 480-979-7600 Scottsdale
COULTER ON CAMELBACK GMC H-4
EARNHARDT CHRYSLER/JEEP 1521 E. Drivers Way 480-926-4000 Gilbert
K-3
J-4
1188 E. Camelback Road 602-635-3731 • Phoenix
F-5
623-207-9728 • Peoria
Chandler D-7
6206 E. Test Drive
D-7
D-7
Mesa
EARNHARDT TOYOTA/SCION US 60 & Superstition Springs Blvd. 480-807-9700 Mesa
K-3
VOLKSWAGEN F-5
CAMELBACK VOLKSWAGEN 1499 E. Camelback Rd. 602-265-6600 Phoenix
F-7
F-5
CHAPMAN VOLKSWAGEN 3700 N. 89th Street 480-949-7600
D-7
Scottsdale
H-4
EARNHARDT SAN TAN VOLKSWAGEN 1489 E. Autoplex Loop 480-786-8900
H-7
Gilbert
I-1
VOLVO
COURTESY VOLVO OF SCOTTSDALE 4001 N. 89th Street J-2
480-712-9482 Scottsdale
H-5
VOLVO OF PHOENIX 2205 W. Bell Rd. K-3
877-498-3284 Phoenix
F-7
VOLVO CARS GILBERT 3285 S. Gilbert Rd. 480-941-2400 H-4
Gilbert
J-2
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CAMELBACK LINCOLN MERCURY
7601 E. FLW Blvd.
1330 E. Camelback Rd.
602-772-4111 H-7
602-264-1851 Phoenix
ISUZU
F-5
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602-375-7500
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SUPERSTITION SPRINGS LEXUS 480-324-8900
1717 E. Baseline Rd.
F-5
7430 W. Orchid Lane
9167 W. Bell Rd.
8660 W. Bell Rd
F-5
LEXUS OF CHANDLER
INFINITI OF PEORIA
CHAPMAN ISUZU
6130 E Auto Park Dr 623-231-2228 Mesa 3800 N. 89th Street 480-949-7600 Scottsdale
480-421-4000
1250 E. Camelback Rd
LIBERTY GMC
K-3
CHAPMAN RAM
800 E. Camelback
INFINITI OF CAMELBACK
Scottsdale
C-4
480-990-7000
K-3
1010 S. Gilbert Rd 480-994-9000 Chandler
J-1
CAMELBACK TOYOTA
Phoenix
PEORIA NISSAN
7601 E. FLW Blvd. 480-998-9800 Scottsdale
480-898-6000
602-264-2841
MIDWAY NISSAN
9151 W. Bell Rd. 623-815-5600 Peoria
1250 S. Gilbert Rd.
1550 E. Camelback Rd.
COURTESY CJDR
LEXUS
Phoenix
H-5
RAM
EARNHARDT LEXUS
6225 E. Test Dr.
Peoria
6315 E. Auto Park Drive 480-981-1900 • Mesa
J-1
623-815-3800
EARNHARDT GMC
A-6
10685 W. Papago Fwy
www.RodeoKia.com
Phoenix
GMC
623-474-3344
3252 S. Auto Way
1300 E. Camelback Rd. 602-264-2332 Phoenix
BIG TWO TOYOTA/SCION OF CHANDLER
Chandler
PORSCHE CHANDLER
RODEO KIA A-6
J-2
PORSCHE
(Loop 303 & Waddell Rd)
623-298-1200 • Avondale
16825 W. Waddell Road
J-2 :
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SAN TAN HYUNDAI
COURTESY CJDR
A-6
Gilbert
6222 E. Auto Park Dr. 480-218-2200 Superstition Springs
A-6
TOYOTA
PINNACLE NISSAN
480-725-3916
Surprise
12925 N. Autoshow Avenue
6130 E Auto Park Dr 623-231-2228 Mesa
AIRPARK CHRYSLER / JEEP
H-6
RODEO HYUNDAI
Gilbert
D-7
13474 N. Auto Show Ave.
8445 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd
602-772-4197
K-3
C-4
480-922-5200
Mesa J-2
Peoria
4725 N. Scottsdale Rd 480-409-0409 Scottsdale
2209 West Bell Rd. 602-635-6512 Phoenix
17431 N. 91st Avenue
HORNE KIA
SURPRISE FORD 623-792-2624 • Surprise
H-5
480-396-1500
1429 E Motorplex Loop
EARNHARDT PEORIA KIA
EARNHARDT HYUNDAI
Scottsdale
F-7
Surprise
MERCEDES-BENZ OF GILBERT 3455 S. Gilbert Rd 480-407-5800 Gilbert
J-2
623-544-4000 D-7
ABC NISSAN
623-933-6900
COULTER INFINITI
6400 N. 51st Ave
480-821-3200 • Gilbert
CHAPMAN SCOTTSDALE HYUNDAI
INFINITI
SAN TAN FORD H-7
F-7
480-384-8000
SANDERSON FORD 623-842-8600 • Glendale
Phoenix
Surprise
13680 W. Test Drive
MIDWAY CHEVROLET
602-993-3322
623-214-4100
PEORIA FORD 623-977-8888 • Peoria
999 W. Bell Road
Chandler
13090 N. Autoshow Ave
NISSAN
EARNHARDT KIA 602-346-5400
EARNHARDT HYUNDAI NORTH SCOTTSDALE
9130 W. Bell Road
GATEWAY CHEVROLET
F-5
2121 E. Bell Rd.
Avondale
J-4
480-222-6000
SUBARU SUPERSTORE OF SURPRISE
MERCEDES BENZ OF ARROWHEAD
BIG TWO MITSUBISHI
KIA
623-388-5800
LARRY H. MILLER FORD MESA 480-428-3439 • Mesa
Gilbert
F-7
MITSUBISHI
1521 E. Drivers Way
CHAPMAN HYUNDAI
Scottsdale H-5
24600 W. Yuma Road 623-386-4429 • Buckeye
Phoenix
H-4
480-926-4000
480-949-7600
*JONES FORD BUCKEYE
EARNHARDT CHEVROLET
F-5
1050 S. Gilbert Road
MERCEDES BENZ OF SCOTTSDALE
EARNHARDT JEEP
HYUNDAI
Phoenix
3950 N. 89th St
480-893-0000 • Chandler
SHOWCASE HONDA
H-7
480-949-7600 Scottsdale
1-877-703-5032
I-10 & Ray Road., E. Exit H-3
C-4
1500 E. Camelback
EARNHARDT FORD
CHAPMAN CHEVROLET
3800 N. 89th Street
CAMELBACK HYUNDAI
78th St. @ East FLW Blvd.
480-946-3900 • Scottsdale
101 & I-10,Avondale Auto Mall
602-274-3800 • Phoenix
1521 E. Drivers Way
Scottsdale
CHAPMAN JEEP
1333 E. Camelback Rd
CHAPMAN FORD J-4
F-7
EARNHARDT HONDA
Avondale
EARNHARDT DODGE
602-264-1851 • Phoenix
480-556-7400
F-5
SUBARU SUPERSTORE OF CHANDLER
MERCEDES/BENZ 9260 W Bell Rd 623-583-7200 • Peoria www.arrowheadmb.com
7801 E. FLW Blvd.
623-934-5211
3800 N. 89th Street
K-3
AIRPARK JEEP
701 W. Bell Rd. Phoenix
999 West Bell Road 602-344-9413 Phoenix
623-231-2228 Mesa
602-789-9771
1330 E. Camelback Rd.
CHEVROLET
8585 E. FLW Blvd. 480-991-8300 Scottsdale
H-7
MAZDA
6130 E Auto Park Dr H-7
Phoenix
CHAPMAN MAZDA
COURTESY CJDR
BELL HONDA
7801 E. FLW Blvd 480-556-7400 • Scottsdale
Scottsdale
JEEP
HONDA
AIRPARK DODGE
480-556-7400 • Scottsdale
EARNHARDT CHANDLER CADILLAC
2323 W. Bell Rd. 602-866-0102 Phoenix
K-3
FIAT OF SCOTTSDALE
7901 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd. 480-483-4000 H-7 Scottsdale
623-932-4389 Avondale
480-428-4465
FIAT
EARNHARDT CADILLAC
1150 N. 54th St. 480-753-1234 Chandler
623-231-2228
480-926-4000 • Gilbert
COULTERONCAMELBACKCADILLAC
2121 N. Arizona Ave 480-899-0131 Chandler
8585 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd
480-949-7600
CADILLAC
1717 E. Baseline Rd. 866-413-3823 Tempe
6130 E Auto Park Dr
CHAPMAN DODGE D-7
8585 E. Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd 480-428-4465 H-7 Scottsdale
1450 S. Gilbert Road 480-945-1200 Chandler
VAN BUICK GMC
623-925-0011 • Avondale
VAN BUICK GMC
1188 E. Camelback Rd. 602-635-3731 Phoenix
COURTESY CJDR
AVONDALE DODGE
LIBERTY BUICK 8737 W. Bell Rd 623-455-5117 Peoria
GMC
Mesa
COULTER ON CAMELBACK BUICK 1188 E. Camelback Road 602-635-3731 Phoenix
K-3
SUBARU
CHAPMAN BMW CHANDLER 7455 W. Orchid Lane 480-344-4269 Chandler
J-1
F-7
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AR-GCI0339968-01
16900 N 88th Drive 623-561-4700 Peoria
J-4
8H ❚ SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 2020 ❚ THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC
Keep kids creative as school closures keep them home Rent Smart Courtney Gilstrap LeVinus Guest columnist
The worldwide outbreak of COVID-19 has led to closures of Arizona schools. Although these statewide school closures have caused confusion and disruption, it’s being done in an eff ort to protect children and their loved ones from the potential spread of this virus. Now that you have your child or children home in your apartment home, here are some fun activities to keep them occupied, alert and active. Before the fun begins, help guide your child or children through their athome schoolwork if applicable and make sure to sit down with them to discuss what they currently know and
should know about COVID-19. KidsHealth.com suggests that you off er comfort and honesty in your conversation so your child can feel aware, safe and calm during this outbreak. Educate them on how to take care of their bodies and what sanitary practices they should implement to protect themselves and others. Most importantly, alleviate their stress and worries. Some famous museums all over the world off er online virtual tours. Show your child Van Gogh’s artwork at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam or explore online art exhibits from the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles or the Louvre Museum in Paris. Begin your search to fi nd the ideal exhibit for you and your child to digitally explore today. Although there are many virtual ways to entertain your child, remember this is also a wonderful opportunity to
turn the screens off and spend meaningful time with them. Social distancing doesn’t need to stifl e imagination. Encourage your child to embrace their creativity through discovery and design. Search Pinterest and online blogs for at-home crafts. Many of the crafts require supplies you most likely have at your home already. You can make DIY slime at home. It’s safe, easy and provides hours of fun. Most non-toxic slime recipes require Elmer’s glue, baking soda and contact lens solution. Search the Internet for unique slime recipes that include colors, glitter and more. With all the recent closures, you may be preparing food at your apartment home more often. Instead of looking at it as a chore, use this as an opportunity to get your child involved and teach them how to cook along with you. You can
even try to come up with imaginative recipes together from ingredients you already have at home. Plus, they can help with the dishes. After eating, keep your child’s brain alert by reading a book and maybe even acting out some of the book’s scenes like a play. Assign character roles, come up with costumes, and create a set backdrop. You can even create a puppet show. Find some clean socks, glue googly eyes to them and begin the play. While you’re really embracing your child-like spirit, use blankets and pillows to build a fort. Finally, don’t forget the importance of physical activity and fresh air. Take your child outside to play in safe, sanitary and not busy areas such as a grassy spot in your apartment community. Make sure your child washes his or her hands before and after playing.
Wooddale Village Retirement Community
6 Floor Plans to Choose from Storage
W/D
Closet
Patio
Bath 2
Approx. 8' x 12'
Bedroom 2 Approx. 14' x 13'
Explore the Resort-Style lifestyle of Wooddale Village Retirement Community of Sun City. Residents gain more in quality of life than ever imagined!
Bedroom 1 Approx. 14' x 15'
Bath 1
Closet
All apartments include exceptional service and amenities; Full Kitchen, washer and dryer, patio with storage room
Kitchen
Approx. 6' x 11'
Living
Approx. 15' x 16'
Dining
$1,000 move-in credit applies to 1s st m onth s rrent ent 1st month’s
Approx. 8' x 11'
Featuring our Redwood Floor Plan Spacious two-bedroom/two bath 1,205 sq. ft.
Wooddale Village SUN CITY
623-933-1313 AR-GCI0280773-02
Simple Pleasures of Life
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18616 North 99th Avenue, Sun City (Just North of Union Hills)
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