Monday, 30 September 2013

$70 Million In Park Bonds Proposed For Mesa Arizona - Mesa Real Estate Arizona

There is a new $70 million bond package to upgrade parks and recreation facilities in Mesa Arizona. The approval is scheduled for the Nov. 6 general election and will add about $25 a year to the property-tax bill for an average-priced Mesa AZ home over the life of the bonds. According to the people that have submitted voter-information packets this is a bargain for the Mesa Arizona residents. Mayor Scott Smith, Vice Mayor Scott Somers and Councilman Dave Richins have all said that the Mesa city parks are tired or inadequate. They said, "These proposals are not luxuries, they are essential for Mesa to keep and attract the best and brightest and to create jobs over the long term." Parks are always good for the community that is made for the communities recreation, children and yes, even a place for our furry friends. When the money goes to pay for a professional ball park then that creates reservations in my mind. The financials I have seen related to the professional ball parks are great for the team owners and for the residents not so much. Creative financial analysis is used to prove it's worth and in the end the revenue is not realized for the city and its residents. Make it a multiuse park for the team owner and the residence of the city and it could prove beneficial for the residence of the city, but that's just my opinion. Other ballot arguments were also submitted. The bonds, known as Question 1 on the Mesa ballot are as follows: -> Build sports complexes at Mesa Junior High School and the former Powell Junior High School, $8.7 million. -> Enhance and renovate existing parks, $37.8 million. This category includes replacing the pool at Taylor Junior High School with a regional aquatics center. -> Develop four east-side parks under a federal requirement that Mesa replace Riverview Golf Course with parkland of equal value. The golf course closed this year to make way for a Chicago Cubs training complex. Cost: $7.25 million. -> Provide $10.75 million to buy Buckhorn Baths, expand Monterey Park and plan a downtown civic plaza. -> Provide $5.5 million for bike and pedestrian paths on both the east and west ends of the city. Mesa voters will be asked in November 2012 to approve several changes in the city charter. The change with the greatest potential impact would require a special election for mayor if the office became vacant with more than two years left in the term. The current charter, written when mayoral terms were two years, specifies that the vice mayor becomes mayor for the remainder of the term should a mayoral vacancy occur. With mayoral terms now four years, that creates the possibility that someone could serve as mayor for nearly four years without having been elected to the job. For more information, please visit our website.

Thursday, 26 September 2013

2013 Halloween Events in Valley of the Sun that are not to be Missed

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Fall has arrived in Arizona signaled by cooler temperatures and the thought of Halloween is just around the corner! What a great time to enjoy the outdoors and find the right pumpkin for Halloween.

Here are just a few of the 2013 Halloween Events in Valley of the Sun that are not to be missed and are worth experiencing:

Located at the new Events Plaza and Pumpkin Patch at the Desert Botanical Gardens located at 1201 N. Galvin Parkway in Phoenix, this event takes place October 17th through October 20th and you can check the Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden web site for hours. This annual festival offers a petting zoo, a hayride to the pumpkin patch to select a pumpkin (for children 12 and under), a Hay Bale Maze, craft activities, carnival games, and live music. Admission for non-members and children under 3 are free!

Salt River Fields, located at the Talking Stick Resort and Casino at 7555 N Pima Road in Scottsdale, is hosting their Second Annual Balloon “Spooktacular on Friday, October 25th and Saturday, October 26th from 5:00PM to 10:00PM.

This is an event that will be enjoyed by all and offers something to suit all tastes! This event will include over 20 hot air balloons that will be on display. For those with a sweet-tooth, there will be plenty of candy for trick-or-treaters, live musical entertainment, and plenty of food and drink. If you are looking for a good “scare”, there will be a haunted house and a festive display of fireworks!

On October 25th, 2013 from 5PM to 7PM, the Pointe Hilton at Squaw Peak Resort located at 7677 N 16th Street in Phoenix will hold their Halloween celebration at the River Ranch area of the resort. Craft booths, fortune telling, face painting, and Halloween treats are just some of the activities planned for this event. Attendees are encouraged to wear a costume and can gain admission by bringing two cans of food or $5 per person to benefit the local St Mary’s Food Bank.

For more information, please visit our website.

Tuesday, 24 September 2013

Things to do in Scottsdale this Fall

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The Valley of the Sun is filled with fun activities all year round, but this time of the year will be a blast. As the weather in Scottsdale, Arizona gets cooler, the city also gets livelier as we enter the fall season. With Halloween and Thanksgiving celebrations, the city is definitely going to be busy this fall.

There are things to do in Scottsdale this fall for all its residents and visitors both for the young and old. Make sure to make your list of the activities you would like to join and make your plans ahead.

 

Fairly new to the flow boarding scene, the Westin Kierland Resort and Spa in Scottsdale will host the 2013 World Flow Boarding Championship – FlowRider on October 12 – 13. This resort, boasting a double FlowRider set in an arena style layout offers the perfect stage for the best of the best to come battle it out for the WFC titles.

If you are looking for an adrenaline rush and challenging event, you must join this cycling event. This fall is the perfect time to head out onto an open road and feel the cool season breeze. Be ready for the intimidating climbs, fast descent and stunning mountain views of the north Scottsdale.

Audience members are the critics at this sneak-preview film series that screens award-winning indie and foreign films before their theatrical releases. Always a surprise, the films are selected from leading festivals by critic Harlan Jacobson. Screenings are introduced and followed by moderated conversations hosted by distinguished guest speakers.

If you love taco and tequila and love to experience Mexican culture, this event is for you. This is a two-day contest where teams will sell tacos and drink tequilas with the neighbors. Teams will battle for $10,000 cash money and serve tacos for $2 each. For complete details on how to join the contest, please visit their site at http://aztacofestival.com/

Bring your family and friend experience the thrill and excitement of this Halloween event in the Valley. There are over 20 Hot Air Balloons on display, entertaining live music, food and drink, fireworks and of course, passing out hundreds of pounds of candy for the Trick-or-Treaters.

As we always advise, make sure to plan and make your reservations early so you'll not miss these exciting and fun things to do in Scottsdale this fall season.

 

Things to do in Scottsdale this Fall

Friday, 20 September 2013

Fall in Love with the Season – Fall Cleaning Tips

Fall in Love with the Season – Fall Cleaning Tips Fall in Love with the Season – Fall Cleaning Tips

Fall is a favorite season for many of us. Who can resist the beauty of the orange glow of pumpkins, the falling leaves and the much anticipated cool weather?

Fall means the Halloween and Thanksgiving holidays and delightful nights in front of the fireplace with your family.

The change of a season is a wonderful opportunity to launch a major house cleaning. It is a great time to brush away the remnants of summer and prepare the home for that cozy and homey feel.

Here are the few fall season cleaning ideas to follow now that the new season is upon us.

  • Wash the windows – Wash and brighten the window so light can get in as much as possible giving your home a magical look. Leaves are falling everywhere so make sure that the windows are clean to watch the show.


  • Freshen the carpet – This is the best time to clean your carpets as you will be staying indoors most of the time snuggling in front of the fireplace. Get your carpets professionally cleaned or a good sweep from a vacuum will do.


  • Change or clean the window treatments – It's time to either clean or take down your curtains as they may have been pulled back during summer and may be looking a bit dingy and dusty. If you decide to replace curtains; match the tones and colors for a more elegant look appropriate for fall.


  • Clean Chimneys – A chimney sweep will ensure that the chimney is free from any soot and residue that are built up on the chimney walls.


  • Dust ceilings and walls – it's a good time to banish summer dust build-up. Clean from top to bottom. There are the obvious places for dust, like TV screens and lampshades. Dust also accumulates at the tops of bookshelves, wall hangings, air vents and ceiling fans.


  • Clean patio and clean furniture inside – If you live in a cold climate, store your outdoor furniture in the garage or shed to prevent winter weather damage.


  • Clean the kitchen – Prepare the kitchen for holiday cooking. Clean and organize cabinets that hold baking supplies and pans. Replace and restock your pantry as there will be plenty of cooking and baking ahead.


  • Check gutters and downspouts - Clear of debris if necessary. In cold-weather areas, consider installing heating cable to prevent ice dams. This is never fun but this is the best time of the year to clean out gutters.

  • Organize and bring out the season's decorations – Whether it is Halloween or Thanksgiving decorations, it is better to organize and unclutter the storage and start decorating your home for a cozy feel.

What feels better than freshening up the house after the hot summer and give it a more refreshing start. As summer is almost over, everyone is looking forward to crisp mornings, cool weather and the leaves turning into beautiful autumn colors!

For more information, please visit our website.

Fall in Love with the Season – Fall Cleaning Tips

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Fall is a favorite season for many of us. Who can resist the beauty of the orange glow of pumpkins, the falling leaves and the much anticipated cool weather?

Fall means the Halloween and Thanksgiving holidays and delightful nights in front of the fireplace with your family.

The change of a season is a wonderful opportunity to launch a major house cleaning. It is a great time to brush away the remnants of summer and prepare the home for that cozy and homey feel.

Here are the few fall season cleaning ideas to follow now that the new season is upon us.

  • Wash the windows – Wash and brighten the window so light can get in as much as possible giving your home a magical look. Leaves are falling everywhere so make sure that the windows are clean to watch the show.



  • Freshen the carpet – This is the best time to clean your carpets as you will be staying indoors most of the time snuggling in front of the fireplace. Get your carpets professionally cleaned or a good sweep from a vacuum will do.



  • Change or clean the window treatments – It's time to either clean or take down your curtains as they may have been pulled back during summer and may be looking a bit dingy and dusty. If you decide to replace curtains; match the tones and colors for a more elegant look appropriate for fall.



  • Clean Chimneys – A chimney sweep will ensure that the chimney is free from any soot and residue that are built up on the chimney walls.



  • Dust ceilings and walls – it's a good time to banish summer dust build-up. Clean from top to bottom. There are the obvious places for dust, like TV screens and lampshades. Dust also accumulates at the tops of bookshelves, wall hangings, air vents and ceiling fans.



  • Clean patio and clean furniture inside – If you live in a cold climate, store your outdoor furniture in the garage or shed to prevent winter weather damage.



  • Clean the kitchen – Prepare the kitchen for holiday cooking. Clean and organize cabinets that hold baking supplies and pans. Replace and restock your pantry as there will be plenty of cooking and baking ahead.



  • Check gutters and downspouts - Clear of debris if necessary. In cold-weather areas, consider installing heating cable to prevent ice dams. This is never fun but this is the best time of the year to clean out gutters.

  • Organize and bring out the season's decorations – Whether it is Halloween or Thanksgiving decorations, it is better to organize and unclutter the storage and start decorating your home for a cozy feel.


What feels better than freshening up the house after the hot summer and give it a more refreshing start. As summer is almost over, everyone is looking forward to crisp mornings, cool weather and the leaves turning into beautiful autumn colors!

 

Fall in Love with the Season – Fall Cleaning Tips

Wednesday, 18 September 2013

A Festival of Food – Arizona Restaurant Week 2013

Arizona Restaurant Week 2013


A Festival of Food – Arizona Restaurant Week 2013 A Festival of Food – Arizona Restaurant Week 2013





What: Arizona Restaurant Week 2013

When: September 21st to 29th

Where: Check for the list of participating restaurants here

Contact Details: 4250 N Drinkwater Blvd.
                         Scottsdale, AZ 85251
                        (602) 307-9134 x118



This Arizona festival is one that everyone looks forward to. If you love good food, this is the best way to satisfy your gastronomic desires as Arizona brings back Arizona Restaurant Week 2013. Whatever types of cuisine you enjoy; there is something for your most discriminating tastes.

The most exciting part of this event is the variety of cuisine that is available from a number of participating restaurants. This festival of food encompasses the central and southern parts of the state. In the Phoenix metropolitan area alone, there are at least 140 restaurants you can choose from. There are also restaurants that offer vegetarian and gluten free cuisines.

Several Arizona restaurants will showcase their most famous menus by offering amazing foods at an amazing price. This festival is a great way to showcase local and international cuisines and this is a great opportunity for customers to get to experience local dining.

This year's nine-day Festival of Food, Arizona Restaurant Week 2013 celebration will run from September 21st to the 29th. This is a 9 day celebration of tasting of a diverse selection of cuisine from Arizona's finest restaurants. There will be a fusion of flavor and taste from all over the world. Each of the participating restaurants will offer a special three-course meal from the prix-fixe menu. The cost of the prix-fixe dinner is $30 to $40 per person and depending on the participating restaurant; the amount excludes beverages, tax, and tips.

Tickets will not be needed during the Arizona Restaurant Week and therefore a reservation is highly recommended as restaurants will surely be busy during this event. For a list of the participating restaurants and their corresponding reservation contact details, click here.

If you have not had a chance to visit these fine restaurants, now is your chance.

Bring along your family and friends and have a good time tasting the most pleasurable and exciting cuisines during Arizona Restaurant Week 2013. Enjoy and make those reservations early!

Looking for a place to call home? Visit the Luxury Valley Homes Team as we present to you the fine Arizona living.

For more information, please visit our website.

A Festival of Food – Arizona Restaurant Week 2013

Arizona Restaurant Week 2013


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What: Arizona Restaurant Week 2013

When: September 21st to 29th

Where: Check for the list of participating restaurants here

Contact Details: 4250 N Drinkwater Blvd.
                         Scottsdale, AZ 85251
                        (602) 307-9134 x118

 

This Arizona festival is one that everyone looks forward to. If you love good food, this is the best way to satisfy your gastronomic desires as Arizona brings back Arizona Restaurant Week 2013. Whatever types of cuisine you enjoy; there is something for your most discriminating tastes.

The most exciting part of this event is the variety of cuisine that is available from a number of participating restaurants. This festival of food encompasses the central and southern parts of the state. In the Phoenix metropolitan area alone, there are at least 140 restaurants you can choose from. There are also restaurants that offer vegetarian and gluten free cuisines.

Several Arizona restaurants will showcase their most famous menus by offering amazing foods at an amazing price. This festival is a great way to showcase local and international cuisines and this is a great opportunity for customers to get to experience local dining.

This year's nine-day Festival of Food, Arizona Restaurant Week 2013 celebration will run from September 21st to the 29th. This is a 9 day celebration of tasting of a diverse selection of cuisine from Arizona's finest restaurants. There will be a fusion of flavor and taste from all over the world. Each of the participating restaurants will offer a special three-course meal from the prix-fixe menu. The cost of the prix-fixe dinner is $30 to $40 per person and depending on the participating restaurant; the amount excludes beverages, tax, and tips.

Tickets will not be needed during the Arizona Restaurant Week and therefore a reservation is highly recommended as restaurants will surely be busy during this event. For a list of the participating restaurants and their corresponding reservation contact details, click here.

If you have not had a chance to visit these fine restaurants, now is your chance.

Bring along your family and friends and have a good time tasting the most pleasurable and exciting cuisines during Arizona Restaurant Week 2013. Enjoy and make those reservations early!

Looking for a place to call home? Visit the Luxury Valley Homes Team as we present to you the fine Arizona living.

 

A Festival of Food – Arizona Restaurant Week 2013

Tuesday, 10 September 2013

Explore Scottsdale AZ – A Top Tourist Destinations

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Scottsdale is dubbed as one of the best tourist destinations of all time. Not only does it gives you a great feeling of excitement, it also rewards you with its natural beauty and a warm welcome from the locals. Exploring Scottsdale, AZ lets you experience and discover new adventures and allows you to create new memories and a new you.

More and more tourist are exploring Scottsdale. As the population increases so does the visitors. With over 300 days of sunshine in a year and a wide array of amazing natural attractions, exquisite resorts, delectable restaurants, and great shopping, who would want to miss Scottsdale. Indeed, Scottsdale is an ever growing tourism location.

In exploring Scottsdale, AZ, it is best to know beforehand what the top tourist destinations are before packing your things and heading up to this exciting city. We have some hints that will help you organize your vacation and make sure that you will not miss one single amazing destination.


  • Butterfly Wonderland



Butterfly Wonderland is an indoor rainforest that is home to thousands of butterflies and boasts that it is “America's Largest Butterfly Pavilion”. Butterfly Wonderland will let you discover the child within you, as you find yourself squeal with delight as you walk among the thousand butterflies and have some of them land on you. So keep your camera ready.


  • MacDonald's Ranch



If it is horseback riding and western adventure that you can get excited about, MacDonald's Ranch is the perfect destination for you. Located on 1,280 acres of pristine Sonoran desert, the ranch also has cook-out sites, hayrides and stagecoach rides. Children are also welcome in MacDonald's Ranch as they offer free pony rides, petting zoo and more.


  • Downtown Scottsdale



Forget about the traditional malls and make your way to the Downtown Scottsdale. If the weather is not too hot, you may walk and window shop. The Downtown Scottsdale offers some of the finest galleries, cultural attractions, retails and dining experience. This is the heart of Scottsdale for arts. Tourist will not want to miss Downtown Scottsdale.


  • McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park



Located on acres of land, this newly renovated park has recently undergone massive changes. McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park is family-oriented themed park situated in the heart of Scottsdale. This is a perfect place for a family day out. There is a variety of shops, museums and playgrounds. There is always something for the young and old alike.

Tourism in Scottsdale, AZ is flourishing and so is the real estate. Scottsdale real estate offers a wide selection of homes for sale from condos, townhomes, single family homes to luxury real estate homes. Check out the featured Scottsdale communities. For more information on Scottsdale tourist destinations or Scottsdale real estate market, contact us

 
Explore Scottsdale AZ – A Top Tourist Destinations

Monday, 9 September 2013

Remembering 9/11 – Memorial Events in Arizona

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A few years back, the lives of every American was changed forever by an unforgettable act of terrorism. Today, as we remember the victims and heroes of 9/11, we will pay tribute to the men, women and children who lost their lives, the heroes who responded to the unfortunate crisis and the family that was left behind.

These events in Arizona remembering 9/11 are an excellent opportunity to share personal experiences on how the events of 9/11 have changed the lives of many – not only us Americans but all the people from all over the world. This is also a favorable time to educate our children and show patronage and support for the nation. Here is a list of some upcoming events.


  • Commemorate 9/11 – Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts



Scottsdale, AZ will commemorate 9/11 by displaying the “National Unity Flag” at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts. The National Unity Flag was made to honor the victims and heroes of 9/11 and to promote patriotism. The reading of the fallen victims name will start at 1:30 September 11, Wednesday.


  • 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance – City of Mesa, Arizona



The City of Mesa will commemorate 9/11 with a Day of Service and Remembrance. Together with the community partners, they will perform community service for those in need to keep the spirit of unity alive during the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. They will be supporting veterans living in Mesa with the maintenance of their homes starting on 9/11. These residents are in need of assistance due to limited financial resources and/or physical limitations and disabilities. For a list of opportunities on this project, visit the City of Mesa.


  • 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance - Various Places



Hands on Phoenix volunteers will participate in the Tribute Projects around the Valley. The projects focuses on assisting and recognizing the first responders, current military personal and veterans. In Phoenix, the volunteers will join together with the communities across the United States as we commemorate a tragic event in American history by giving our time to create positive change.

Although Arizona was not directly affected by the 9/11 attack as the unfortunate attack happened in New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, communities throughout the country are commemorating the day. If you want a worthwhile activity for remembering 9/11, this is a great opportunity to honor, serve and pay tribute to the soldiers and responders who rose up in service in response to the attack.
Looking for Homes for sale in Scottsdale, AZ? Start your search here.

 

Remembering 9/11 – Memorial Events in Arizona

Thursday, 5 September 2013

Brazilian Day Fun under the Arizona Sun

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Looking for a fun-filled activity this coming weekend? If you want to visit a different country without any long distant travel we have an experience for you that is rich in culture, all without needing a passport. You are invited to attend, and be mesmerized with the Brazilian Day Arizona 2013.

It’s September, once again we are celebrating Arizona's most vibrant, upbeat and lively festival, the Brazilian Day in Arizona. This annual one day event is in commemoration to Brazil's Independence Day, it’s celebrated through music, dance, performances, authentic Brazilian food, drinks and a much more.

 
What:    Brazilian Day Arizona

When:   September 7, 2013 from 1pm to 6pm

Where:  Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts

                7380 E. Second St

                Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Contact:  http://www.braziliandayarizona.com/

                480-499-8587

 

This celebration features Brazil's colorful culture and rich history and there are several activities lined up on this day. With over 40 performances, you will not only get a chance to listen and enjoy live music but also participate in dance performances and play the musical instruments.

  • Capoeira - A Brazilian martial art that combines elements of dance, music, rhythm and acrobatics. Developed in Brazil by Africans in the 16th century, Capoeira was a way of defending themselves from slave owners. It is known today for its quick and complex moves, using mainly power, speed, and leverage for leg sweeps.



  • Afro Dance - Afro-Brazilian dance was first created by the slaves of Brazil's colonial era. The mixture of its steps and of the rhythms brought by these slaves, with indigenous and Europeans influences were essential to the vitality of Brazilian dance. Most notably Samba, Coco de Roda, Afro, Samba Reggae & Maculele.



  • Instruments - Brazil is known for their big percussive sounds and big beats that are heard around the world! Carnival comes to mind when we talk about percussion and the world renowned Blocos' hitting the streets playing the best of Brazilian sounds all day and all night!



  • Samba Queen Contest - The Annual Samba Queen Contest is integral part of the Brazilian Day Arizona Event. Celebrating Brazilian Day is not only a celebration of Independence, but a celebration of discovering Brazil as culture, community, and country filled with love. This contest is open to everyone.


Join and experience the traditions and culture of Brazil right here in the valley of the sun! If you are looking for an activity this coming weekend in Scottsdale, AZ, the Brazilian Day Arizona will definitely blow you away.

Scottsdale welcomes and respects visitors and residents of different cultures. If you are looking for a home in the valley of the Sun, contact the Luxury Valley Homes team for inquiries. You can also preview homes for sale at the free Scottsdale real estate website.

Photo credit: http://www.braziliandayarizona.com/

 

 

Brazilian Day Fun under the Arizona Sun

2013 Best of Scottsdale Award – Luxury Valley Homes Winfield Estates

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Press Release - SCOTTSDALE September 5, 2013 – Luxury Valley Homes - Winfield Estates associates of West USA Realty has been selected for the 2013 Best of Scottsdale Award in the Real Estate category by the Scottsdale Award Program.

Each year, the Scottsdale Award Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and our community. These exceptional companies help make the Scottsdale area a great place to live, work and play.

Various sources of information were gathered and analyzed to choose the winners in each category. The 2013 Scottsdale Award Program focuses on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined based on the information gathered both internally by the Scottsdale Award Program and data provided by third parties.

About Scottsdale Award Program


The Scottsdale Award Program is an annual awards program honoring the achievements and accomplishments of local businesses throughout the Scottsdale area. Recognition is given to those companies that have shown the ability to use their best practices and implemented programs to generate competitive advantages and long-term value.

The Scottsdale Award Program was established to recognize the best of local businesses in our community. Our organization works exclusively with local business owners, trade groups, professional associations and other business advertising and marketing groups. Our mission is to recognize the small business community's contributions to the U.S. economy.

SOURCE: Scottsdale Award Program

About Jeff Daley

Jeff Daley, a REALTOR® and owner of Luxury Valley Homes representing buyers and sellers in the Valley of the Sun and associated with West USA Realty Scottsdale is a member of the international Institute for Luxury Home Marketing and has taken specialized training in the selling and marketing of upper-tier homes. He holds an MBA from George Washington University and a PhD, rose through the ranks to senior management within Lucent Technologies before taking early retirement in 1999 and starting his second career in real estate.  Jeff has won numerous awards in real estate, is a Certified Luxury Homes Marketing Specialist, a member of the Millionaire Guild, is published in national publications, and is an instructor for real estate.  Daley is a decorated combat veteran serving two tours in Vietnam. He and his wife and managing partner, Jane E Daley, have their business in Scottsdale, Arizona where they specialize in real estate in Scottsdale AZ.  


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2013 Best of Scottsdale Award – Luxury Valley Homes Winfield Estates