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Courtesy of the AZ Republic:

Amid the change, signs old Scottsdale still exists

Apr. 27, 2006 12:00 AM Lately, I drive through the city I've called home for decades and I hardly recognize the place.Drive by where a Safeway used to be and you see the glitzy Waterfront rising from the dirt. Drive by trendy Fashion Square and you see that Robinson's is going out of business and you remember when it was a store named Goldwater's in an open-air mall.   Drive by the spot where the Safari Resort used to be and you see the sign

What a surprise to see our home on the front page of the Scottsdale Tribune today. It is gratifying to see that the City of Scottsdale is so interested in Historic Preservation that this topic made it to the front page.

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Local News

DESIGNATED: The Titus House on Hayden Road is on the Scottsdale list of historic buildings. Paul O'Neill Tribune

Homes not old, just historic

By Shanna Hogan, Tribune

April 29, 2006

Some may describe Scottsdale’s 1950s neighborhoods as old, worn or weathered. The city’s Historic Preservation

Owner must sell!!! 11141 E. Yucca Street is reduced to $359,900.00. Attention Investors or First Time Home Buyers: Bring any offers - you will get a great deal - Owner will consider terms.