Sunsites Land Rush

Tucson, Ariz. 

A recent study done by Camino Real Land Corporation has shown Arizona has become a top destination for travel and retirement in the United States. From the 2000 census forward, Arizona has been a top destination for tourism and a national growth leader, attracting millions of newcomers to urban, suburban, and rural areas alike. With the downturn in the national economy, Arizona, along with nearly every other state, has faced challenging times. However, the latest news headlines are bringing Arizona back to center stage as a great place to visit--and to live.

Arizona wins XLIX Super Bowl bid over Florida

On Oct. 11, 2011, the Associated Press told the world that "The Super Bowl is coming back to Arizona." The article announced that Super Bowl XLIX, played after the 2014 football season, will be held at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, home to the NFL Arizona Cardinals.

This will be the second Super Bowl played at the stadium and the third held in Arizona, with the 2007 game adding $500 million to the state's economy. The impact on migration to Arizona cannot be calculated in dollars and cents but history has proven the power of mass media.

The Super Bowl is an international advertisement for Arizona. More than a hundred million viewers--many of them looking out the living room window at icicles and grey slush--will be seeing those bright, clear, sunny skies and imagining what it would be like to golf or play tennis 365 days out of the year.

Arizona welcomes more visitors, US and abroad

The latest reports on tourism reinforce that Arizona's star is once again rising. A report from Dean Runyan Associates shows travel spending in Arizona is up 7.9 percent from 2009 levels and gross sales at hotels are up more than 12 percent from last year. Hotel occupancy is up 4 percent over last year in select areas, according to STR Global, provider of the well-known STAR reports.

The past two decades have proven one thing: The more people who see and experience the state's vast beauty, incredible weather, and quality of life--the more people move to Arizona.

Arizona has remained at the top as a national growth leader, welcoming new residents who want to escape colder climates and higher costs of living. The state expanded an unbelievable 22.9 percent since the 2000 census, drawing newcomers to four-season recreation, natural beauty, a reasonable cost of living, and Southwestern friendliness.

One of the most important groups in terms of near-future Arizona migration is the Baby Boomers who postponed acting on their retirement plans. This massive post-World War II population bubble has always played a leading role in economic, social, and cultural trends. In a recent CNBC special entitled Tom Brokaw Reports: Boomers!, this group was called "history's wealthiest and most influential generation."

Del Webb, a national leader in active adult housing developments, recently surveyed Baby Boomers in both the 50 and 64 age groups. The company discovered that many are still planning to move when they retire in spite of recent economic downturns--and fully half of those, 50 percent of them, have plans to move out of state.

The "sunbelt" states are still leading as top retirement destinations, of which Arizona, Florida, and California have always been top contenders. In the past few years, Florida has lost favor because of hurricane worries; while California brings concerns of earthquakes and a soaring cost of living. Arizona stands in a class of its own for freedom from natural disasters, outstanding climate, unspoiled landscapes, abundance of open recreational area, and reasonable cost of living.

"We all knew that Arizona would rebound," said Ricardo Pomar, President of Camino Real Land Corporation of the breaking news. "As a long-time developer and land owner in Arizona, I have never seen a better time to take advantage of today's low land prices. How often do we have a chance to see so clearly into the near future? Tourists are returning and soon Arizona will be front and center on the world stage. The same outstanding qualities that brought millions to Arizona over the past two decades are still here. I have watched the value of land in Arizona climb steadily through economic ups and downs, and that steady gain will continue. But everything comes in cycles, and today's buyers will be ideally positioned to gain the maximum benefit from Arizona's coming population surge. Now is the time to buy low and catch the wave of new growth. Land values have not suffered the way residential real estate values have through the latest downturn. Land is a limited resource and subject to the laws of supply and demand. Growth always brings a rise in land value, and rapid growth quickens that process. The values rise more quickly over a shorter period of time."

For more information about Arizona's phenomenal growth potential, visit http://www.sunsiteslandrush.com. 

Where is the best buyer's market in the nation today?

 

The answer may surprise you!

 

Across America the economy remains rocky, the stock market rises and crashes, and the residential real estate industry continues to struggle.  But in sunny Arizona, opportunities to purchase quality land shine more brightly than ever before.  It's a buyer's market and the time to act is now.

 

Why Arizona?

 Scenic Arizona in the heart of the enchanting and beautiful Southwest has remained one of the top three states in the nation for real estate price appreciation over the last 40 years.  Arizona also claims one of the highest percentages of population increase during that same period, welcoming a flood of new residents to a sun-drenched climate, outstanding quality of life, breathtaking landscapes, four-season world-class recreation, and diverse elevation settings.

 

And what about the future? No one has a crystal ball, but many experts agree that the 2010 census confirms that Arizona will remain a bellwether for national growth trends.  William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C., explained the state's position this way: "(Arizona) is a fast-growing state, and it's a place that's at the nexus of the future of America.  You're getting people who are starting out their lives and finding it's too expensive to live in California... You're still getting retirees, which is going to be a huge group as the Baby Boomers begin to retire."

 

Why buy land NOW?

First, America has a limited amount of undeveloped land.  The old joke about "they aren't making any more land" is no joke.  The U.S. population is expected to grow nearly 30 percent by 2030 but the available land for purpose will never increase.  Just the opposite will happen.  This is especially true in beautiful Arizona, where only 17 percent of the land can be privately owned.  In the ten years between 1990 and 2000, the population of Arizona grew an almost unbelievable 40 percent to slightly over 5.1 million.  Projections estimate Arizona's population to swell to 10 million by 2040.

 

As available land dwindles, prices soar.  Land is the ultimate vanishing resource.  Most people know someone who bought land along the outskirts of development many years ago and saw its value double many times over.  Most of us also know people who will always be kicking themselves for NOT buying that same land many years ago when the prices were so low.  Which one will you be?

 

What is the RIGHT land?

 

Affordable "young" land in the path of growth is one of the safest, smartest places to park your cash in any economy.  Many financial advisors tell would-be buyers to stake their claim where the pavement stops.  In fact, history has proven that it is literally impossible to lose money owning quality land IF purchased cheaply enough and held long enough.  Patience plays a role in any land ownership, but lower-priced rural lots in most cases will double their value more quickly than higher-priced parcels in more developed areas.  The $10,000 lot will usually double to $20,000 faster than most $50,000 lots will reach $100,000.  The factors that steadily increase their worth remain constant:  Growth and development.

 

The solid rock under quality Arizona land is tried and proven long-term appreciation.   That's why even some pension funds, endowments, and trusts are beginning to invest in quality land as part of a balanced portfolio.  They recognize the simple fact that quality land can weather a recession much better than stocks and many other investment alternatives.  Investors from other countries are becoming more and more interested in purchasing land in America.  They know that quality cheap land can offer security, future financial gain, and a hedge against economic inflation.

 

 

The price will NEVER be lower!

 

Ricardo Pomar has been in the real estate business since 1977, founding Camino Real Land Corporation in 1997 to specialize in finding premiere acreage properties in Arizona.  "We have seen property values in the Sunsites area of Southeastern Arizona continue to steadily climb, year after year," said Pomar.  "We are convinced that our company offers some of the most spectacular view properties available anywhere in the nation at rock-bottom prices and truly unmatched terms.  I can't imagine anyone having trouble believing that today's values will double.  It's only a matter of time:  WHEN, not IF."

 

Camino Real is currently offering quality view lots for as little as 7 to 15 cents per square foot.  "We find that people from all over the nation want to own land in this incredible area," said Pomar.  "The Sunsites area is just an hour's drive from Arizona's second-largest city of Tucson and is completely surrounded by spectacular national and state parks and monuments as well as some of Arizona's most celebrated attractions.  With our 100% money-back guarantee of satisfaction and a full year to inspect their purchase, we set the buyer's mind at ease.  They can't lose! Our clients can choose from one-acre lots in the friendly master-planned community of Sunsites or 2.5-acre rural ranch lots just 20 minutes from the full range of Sunsites amenities--including a championship 18-hole golf course.  Some are so excited when they visit the area and see their lot that they end up purchasing additional lots."

 

Unbelievable terms!

 

Camino Real Land Corporation stands in a class of its own for favorable terms: Zero dollars down and zero percent interest.  "We want our buyers to realize the gains from their money," said Pomar.  "We want every dime of land appreciation to be theirs.  That's why we offer terms that we have not seen anywhere else in the nation! We know that many people have experienced setbacks in their credit standing through no fault of their own, and we want them to know that they will be approved for financing.  Our position as a developer and volume buyer places us in a position to offer these unique advantages, along with truly affordable monthly payments! Many of our clients have thanked us for making it possible for them to realize a dream that they thought was beyond their reach."

 

Learn more about the ideal climate, breathtaking beauty, growing community, and clean environment of this wonderful area.  Visit www.SunsitesLandRush.com today.

 

 

              Many wonder why Arizona real estate and Arizona land is a hot investment now. Most people assume that the recession and housing collapse has gutted the real estate market beyond repair. Too many people make the pessimistic assumption that any real estate is a bad investment in this economy. That's not the case for Arizona! The state boasts many reasons why investment in land and real estate are great ideas. From the state's stable housing market to its strong economy to its penchant for attracting newcomers, Arizona is poised to become one of the top real estate markets in the country. As the state's booming population in recent years can attest, Arizona is an excellent bet for those looking to invest in the real estate market. 

Arizona boasts one of the most stable yet affordable real estate sectors in the United States. The state offers stability and calm in an otherwise unstable and chaotic market as well as affordability for prospective homebuyers. With prices and interest rates near record lows, the only place the Arizona real estate market has to go is up! The state's real estate market has endured the housing crash with a surprising durability that most other states can only envy.

In addition to its stable and highly durable real estate market, Arizona has a strong economy that is poised for further growth in the future. While most states were hammered by the global recession, Arizona's dynamic and robust economy escaped with minimal damage. This ensures further grow in the real estate sector down the line. The state's economy is a testament to the strength of its real estate market and ensures future population growth.

Arizona also boasts some of the strongest population growth in the United States. 

From immigrants from Latin America to retirees from the Midwest, Arizona has experienced a remarkable population surge in recent years that is unlikely to abate soon. This is due to its steady housing market, low cost of living and vibrant economy. These factors help build upon the success of the state's real estate market.

Additionally, Arizona has plentiful land at affordable prices, making it a prime location in buy and invest in.

There are many reasons why Arizona real estate and Arizona land is a hot investment now. From the real estate market poised for upward mobility to the state's abundant land and affordable prices, Arizona can't be beat. 

Time Is The Secret To Buying Arizona Land 

An important part of the secret to buying cheap Arizona land is to realize that all Arizona land is cheap at the moment. Until people stop growing old, there is going to be a continuing demand for property in the Copper State.

The enormous demographic bump of retiring Baby Boomers is just now hitting the retirement real estate market, yet the recent economic downturn has ravaged prices for land and homes all across America. This temporary crisis of confidence will be drowned in the building tidal wave of demand which will inevitably strike after market conditions settle down.

Another part of the secret to buying cheap Arizona land. is to recognize that this looming demand means that Arizona land will not remain cheap for much longer. The aforementioned demographic factors will inevitably bring a horde of buyers into the picture in a relatively short period of time. Many eager retirees equal a rise in prices due to the limited amount of suitable land available. Buying now enables the forward-thinking investor to lock in today's prices and await the appearance of tomorrow's wealthy buyers.

Once the decision to invest is made, the next step is to select a hidden plum from among the plethora of available properties. For this part of the process, there is simply no substitute whatsoever for a knowledgeable Arizona Realtor. While anybody can peruse the real estate listings, a licensed Realtor has the inside track on which properties may be available as a short sale. Rather than pay the list price, an investor can then pick up the same property at a significant discount from the bank or lending company in possession of the title. Due to their continuing focus on day-to-day real estate operations, a Realtor has an excellent sense of how low they can or will go, as well as which properties are likely to rebound most rapidly.

The secret to buying cheap Arizona land. actually boils down to a recognition that time itself is an opportunity in the current market. Acting now allows an investor to stake a claim before the land rush resumes, as it most certainly will. This also allows the investor to pay much less than the latecomers. Right now, there are great advantages to being a buyer in a buyer's market. This allows one to become a seller in the seller's market which will inevitably follow in a few short years. Real estate always comes back. 

Thank you for being interested in what's happening at both Marcia's Garden & Blue Sky Boutique over the next couple of weeks.

We have lots of exciting news to share.

Marcia's Garden

First, Marcia is moving all her lovely natural handcrafted bath and body products to the former Sweet Treats building at the end of the boardwalk. It's incredibly sad to see the old-fashioned candy shoppe close its doors at the end of this month but Marcia will reopen Marcia's Gardenin its place and the new store will be bigger and better than ever. Marcia has been very busy creating new items that will delight you, and the plans for the new store are just amazing. We are so lucky to have such a treasure in our tiny community. I just can't wait to see the new & improved Marcia's Garden!




Blue Sky Boutique

In addition, Danita's fun little gift shop is going to remain at its current location, formerlyfronted by Marcia's Garden, and expand to fill the entire store. Loads of new products & displays are planned and will begin setting up next weekend. Blue Sky Boutique strives to be your local Go-To shop for all the gifts you ever need!

All these exciting changes to both Marcia's Garden and Blue Sky Boutique promise you lots of shopping opportunities right here in Sunistes, for both yourself and for those you care about. We look forward to serving you more than ever before!

Regards,
Marcia at Marcia's Garden &
Danita at Blue Sky Boutique

Please visit us soon!
We are located on Frontage Road in Sunsites, Arizona   (520 826-SOAP

ARIZONA WILDFIRES UPDATE

 

(6/2011)

 

 

 

SUNSITES, AZ - Ricardo Pomar, president of Camino Real Land Corporation, announced today that, with the wildfires finally out and/or fully contained in Arizona and New Mexico, the communities of Sunsites and Sunsites Ranches have emerged totally unscathed. "Even the smoke went the other way!" Pomar said.

 

While expressing concern and sadness for the thousands of people negatively effected in both states, and for the structures and property values they lost, Pomar said, "I thank God for totally sparing the Sunsites community. The fires were on the other side of the protective Huachuca Mountains and never came closer to Sunsites than 210 miles away. Our prayers were answered!"

 

Pomar went on to say that, "While we all truly wish the fires had never happened, because of the small percentage of private land in the Arizona - less than 17% of the total landmass (the rest being owned by the federal, state and local governments) - the fires have actually raised the values of the land that was untouched, Sunsites among them! It's simple Economics 101 - "Supply and demand."

 

Pomar explained that, "While forest fires and wildfires are actually good for the environment over the long-term, most people don't want to own scorched earth until many years after the fire's benefits."

Foreclosures selling faster here than in other markets

By Catherine Rogers

The Arizona Republic

Metro Phoenix has a "shadow inventory" of nearly 100,000 homes, the kind of market watchers sometimes fear could flood the region's long-suffering market and drive down prices.

These homes are either in foreclosure or the owners are behind on their mortgage payments, signaling that the houses could eventually join the supply of properties offered by lenders for sale at a deep discount.

But the region is actually in much better shape than other parts of the U.S. hit hard by foreclosures, according to new analysis from a national real-estate group.

Foreclosure homes are selling fast in the Valley as investors jump at the low prices, and experts don't think the area's shadow inventory will suppress prices further.

Analysts and investors have warily eyed the tough-to-measure shadow inventory since last year, when worries arose that banks were delaying foreclosures and holding onto large numbers of homes after foreclosing.

Market watchers saw the potential for the growing backlog of homes to drive the entire market. If buyers believed more bargains were coming, they would wait and prices would fall.

New data from California-based John Burns Real Estate Consulting, one of the nation's leading house researchers, puts the number of homes in the Phoenix area's shadow inventory at about 92,000, the size of a small Valley suburb.

But that number, which includes Pinal County, isn't alarming housing analysts.

That's because the rate of sales is as important as the raw number of homes. If sales are brisk, the homes are snapped up quickly, meaning they won't lead to lower prices.

And homes in the Valley, especially low-priced foreclosure homes, are selling.

Other markets racked by the housing downturn since 2007, including Las Vegas, Sacramento, are in worse shape - sometimes much worse.

Based on historical rates of home sales, the Valley's inventory would clear out much faster than other cities'.

"(Metro) Phoenix's shadow-inventory figure may look scary, but the area is in much better shape than other markets," said Tim Sullivan, a principal with Burns Real Estate. "Foreclosure homes are selling and selling fast in Phoenix, which makes a big difference."

Measuring the inventory

The supply of homes is as its name implies: shadowy, difficult to gauge.

Burns Real Estate estimates the number through a series of steps.

First, the group counts the number of homes already in foreclosure, including homes taken back by a bank and not yet resold: at least 40,000 in metro Phoenix as of January.

Then, it adds the number of homes in which the owner is at least 30 days' delinquent on the mortgage. From that number, it calculates how many are likely to end up being foreclosed on and resold, based on its formula tracking the same data during the past year.

In all, Phoenix has 110,000 houses in or approaching foreclosure, based on the estimates.

Bank owned homes already listed are taken out. Also removed are homes listed for a short sale, in which the buyer is seeking the bank's OK to sell for less than the house is worth, thus staying out of foreclosure. These homes total about 18,000 in the Valley.

The remainder, about 92,000 houses, is considered the area's shadow inventory.

The rate at which homes sell is important to gauging the health of any market.

Based on the region's long-term sales rate over the past 10 years, the number of homes in the shadows is about as many as would sell in a year. Thus, the firm calls it a 12-month supply.

That puts the Valley in better shape than many similar markets.

Based on their local 10-year average sales rates, according to Burns Real Estate's estimates:

>> Orlando has a 23-month supply of shadow inventory.

>> Modesto, California a boom market inland from the Bay Area, has a 20-month supply.

>> Sacramento has a 16-month supply.

>> Las Vegas has a 14-month supply.

"Shadow inventory isn't a big problem looming for the (metro) Phoenix market," said real-estate analyst Tom Ruff with Information Market. "The numbers have to be put in perspective. When you look at everything that's going on with home sales in Phoenix, you see that shadow inventory.

He said the number of foreclosures in Maricopa County is falling rapidly because new foreclosure filings are down and lenders are clearing out more of their foreclosure backlogs.

Foreclosure sales

Homes taken back by lenders through foreclosure have become a major part of metro Phoenix's housing market during the past few years.

Today, though prices have plummeted from their 2006 highs, the Valley housing market is moving at a healthy pace, partly because the low-priced foreclosure homes attract plenty of willing buyers.

Homes are selling at foreclosure auctions at record-setting paces, with more than 1,300 sold in Maricopa County last month.

The number of foreclosure and normal resale homes on the Arizona Multiple Listing Service is a five-month supply, based on the long-term rate of sales.

These homes, because they are already listed, aren't part of the shadow inventory.

So, Phoenix's combined supply of homes, including shadow inventory and current inventory, should take 17 months to sell.

Other cities with high foreclosure rates all have higher levels of total supply. Las Vegas has a 21-month combined supply, according to Burns Real Estate. Orlando's overall supply is 29 months.

Experts say Phoenix-area homes are selling because investors see them as a good value. Many can hold the houses and turn them into rentals, earning a good return on the investment. Others move to resell or "flip" the properties quickly, still turning a profit because the up-front price was so low.

Another benefit of investment buyers: Many pay cash. Many homeowners who abandoned their homes during the crash did so because they lost little in the process, forfeiting only their small down-payment. A cash buyer owns a house free and clear and is less likely to walk away.

The combination of more buyers and bargain prices is making the region's housing market more competitive, and bidding wars have broken out for houses priced right. Investors are eager to get in before the deals end.

"(Metro) Phoenix's inventory of homes for sale has been shrinking fast this year," said Julie Bieganski, a real-estate agent and investor. "It's getting harder to find bargains."

Impact on prices

What buyers are doing now - and what they expect to happen soon - is key to the direction of any market. The experience of early 2009 shows hoe the shadow inventory can affect those expectations.

In early 2009, after seeing mortgages fail in historic numbers, lenders tried to resell a record supply of foreclosure homes in the Phoenix area, all at once.

Buyers saw the supply was huge and kept their offers low, believing there were even more homes to come. The region's median home price, already battered by two years of downturn and recession, sank to 2003's level.

However, metro Phoenix's shadow inventory now doesn't appear large enough to prompt a waiting game. The area's supply of homes for sale continues to shrink, even as more foreclosure homes are listed or put up for auction.

Last spring, Some analysts estimated the Valley had 18 months of shadow inventory looming over its housing market.

New estimates of a smaller supply could mean metro Phoenix's housing market is poised to recover sooner than other areas.

Quoted from The Arizona Replublic May 28, 2011

NOW is the time to buy land in the breathtaking Sunsites region of Southeast Arizona while

prime view lots are still AVAILABLE and AFFORDABLE. The area surrounding the master-planned golf community of Sunsites is seeing UNPRECIDENTED GROWTH in large-scale land transactions driven by agricultural developers--particularly vintners!

According to the Arizona Wine Growers Association, nine of the fifteen new vineyards across the state are in the Willcox area, just minutes from Sunsites! Arizona varieties have been taking top honors, competing with well-known wines from across the globe. Arizona wines continue to be highly regarded by Robert Parker and Wine Spectator. They have been served at the White House on many occasions and several times at James Beard house dinners. Some of the wine-tasting shops have earned reviews in numerous publications from Arizona Highways to The Wall Street Journal.

"Arizona wineries have shown that they can compete with big-name wineries and impress the critics," said Peggy Fiandaca, president of the Arizona Wine Growers Association.

Rod Keeling, past president of the association, believes that the Willcox area provides the truly "magical combination" of soil and climate that give the wines their outstanding quality. And Keeling is very aware of the growth pattern that follows on the heels of a new wine country. He sees Cochise County as having the most potential in Arizona for a significant rise in land values. "Rutherford and St. Helena in California were just small farms towns 25 years ago," he said. "Now a small house in St. Helena is $1.5 million."

Arizona land developer Ricardo Pomar agrees fully: "How many people would like to turn back time and buy land in Napa Valley when it was still affordable? Smart buyers will take a lesson from the past and stake out a claim while Arizona's wine country is still young."

Pomar went on to say that vintners are not the only special interest group buying vast tracts of land in Cochise County. Arizona Sky Village, in the shadow of the Chiricahua Mountains, enjoys international fame as a community for astronomers. This unique village and the region's "dark night skies" have been featured in National Geographic, The New York Times, Reuters, Associated Press, and Rolex for Enterprise, as well as in top astronomy publications.

Naturalists are scoping out available open land to preserve the nesting places and migratory flyways for more than half of all North American bird species, while conservationists are seeking large tracts of land to protect irreplaceable natural resources and natural beauty.

The writing is on the wall: BUY NOW! National and international publicity will be introducing more people to Southeast Arizona as a desirable place live, work, and play. The wine-growers are a cooperative group, working closely with the area Chambers of Commerce to promote the region and boost tourism. They remain in contact with other winemakers, telling them now is the time to get involved!

LAND IS A LIMITED RESOURCE! Take advantage of Camino Real Land Corporation's rock-bottom prices, unbeatable terms, and foreclosure specials WHILE THEY LAST. Visit us online at www.SunsitesLandRush.com and call 1-800-659-9957 today!

Every cloud has a silver lining.  In these challenging times, some land 

owners simply cannot maintain their payments.  Which means that smart buyers can take over payments, save thousands of dollars, and enjoy instant equity on some of the finest view lots in the Southwest.  Cash buyers can take an additional generous discount!  A BBB company in good standing, Camino Real Land Company has always offered our buyers the best rates and the most favorable terms.  All foreclosures are guaranteed at a low 5.9% and a guarantee of satisfaction:  You have six months to inspect your purchase with a company representative or we will happily refund your money.

 

Visit ForeclosurePropertiesArizona.com DAILY because these foreclosures are rare and sell quickly.

 

At the same time, check out the special pricing and spectacular sales on similar premier view lots at SunsitesLandRush.com.

 

Choose from one-acre lots near the master-planned community of Sunsites with its 18-hole championship golf course and full urban amenities or sweeping 2.5-acre rural ranch lots within a 20-minute drive from Sunsites. Breathtaking scenery and a pristine environment combine with the world's most ideal year-round climate: an elevation of 4,800 feet with low humidity and abundant sunshine.

 

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!

 

Successful investors have long known a simple secret:  Buy land in the path 

of growth near a major city and then wait for the values to rise! And nowhere in the nation can you find a place more perfectly poised for growth than the Sunsites area in Cochise County. Southeastern Arizona is a region that attracts more attention every day. Located right in the path of Tucson's metropolitan growth, Sunsites claims the nation's finest climate, abundant sunshine, unspoiled beauty, healthy living, world-class recreation, and full urban amenities including a championship golf course. But that's not all.

 

This region is a recreational paradise for everyone from rock climbers and spelunkers to bird-watchers, hikers, cyclists, naturalists, photographers, hunters, campers, backpackers, and equestrians. The master-planned golf community of Sunsites is situated like the hub of a wheel, surrounded by parks, national monuments and tourist attractions. The famous Kartchner Caverns, the Arizona Wine Trail, U-pick farms, guest ranches, the arts colony of Bisbee, and the legendary town of Tombstone with its Boothill are all just a short drive from Sunsites.

 

Only 17% of the land in the beautiful state of Arizona is even available for private ownership.  NO ONE IS MAKING ANY MORE LAND!  Special-interest groups are already gobbling up huge tracts of land in Southeast Arizona for everything from vineyards to conservation land and even a private community just for astronomers. Before long, this area of affordable, young land will go the way of longer-developed communities that are surrounded by natural beauty like Sedona, Prescott and Flagstaff. LAND PRICES WILL SOAR.

 

Will you benefit from this inevitable growth or will you regret a missed opportunity in 2010 that will never come again?

 

SOUTHEAST ARIZONA IS THE KIND OF PLACE PEOPLE VISIT--AND WANT TO STAY!

 

Learn more about Southeast Arizona and the Camino Real Land Corporation.  Log on now:  ForeclosurePropertiesArizona.com and SunsitesLandRush.com

Like tulips in the spring, early signs of economic recovery are also signs of coming inflation.  As recovery continues, prices, along with interest rates, will start to rise and the purchasing power of the dollar will start to fall.

 

How far away is inflation?

No one really knows.  Analysts and financial experts were already concerned about two critical contributors to inflation:  The federal government has been rapidly printing money and creating enormous budget deficits.  The only factors that have kept prices low are a weak economy and lack of bank lending, but those situations are beginning to change.

 

According to a Dec. 29, 2010 U.S. News by article by Ruth Simon, several large U.S. banks are stepping up loans to businesses, urged on by increased demand as well as competitive pressure.  Many companies that survived the downturn are in a good position to borrow, having lowered costs, inventories and debt.  And it is likely that these loans will be used to expand operations, which will create jobs, which in turn, will lead to increased spending and borrowing by newly hired employees.

 

An article in Bloomberg by Chobhana Chandra on Jan. 3, 2011 was entitled "U.S. manufacturing increases to a 7-month high."  On the same day, Jeffry Bartash noted in MarketWatch that the December growth in the manufacturing sector marked the 17th straight month of expansion.

 

Like everything in life, inflation has an upside.

No one likes the thought of spending more for less.  At the same time, Ricardo Pomar, president of Camino Real Land Corporation, sees the approach of inflation as a golden opportunity for land ownership.  With signs of economic healing just beginning to surface, NOW is the time to make a smart move:  Buy affordable, high-quality land at a great price and a low interest rate--then benefit from natural appreciation plus the inflationary increase in value.

  

Camino Real Land Corporation has been in the business of selling prime view lots in the beautiful Sunsites area of Southeast Arizona since 1997.  "We have seen a steady increase in land values of 5 to 7 percent each year," Pomar said.  "Even when the housing bubble popped, our land values remained strong.  We have always been committed to offering the finest pre-developed lots in the path of growth, surrounded by natural beauty, amenities, and world-class recreation."

 

Arizona is an exceptional place to own land! 

"The tourism, retirement, and recreational industries are all booming," says Pomar.  "Arizona has been a growth leader for decades and only 17 percent of the land is even available for private ownership!  As the supply diminishes, prices always rise.  Land values rise with population growth, with urban sprawl, with vanishing supply--and with inflation.

 

There's never been a better time to buy land--

IF you buy at the right price and terms! 

Camino Real structures our business to provide the perfect opportunity.  First, we offer zero down and zero interest so every penny of appreciation is realized!  Recently, we extended our already generous loan terms to create some of the most affordable monthly payments available in the nation.  Our website at www.SunsitesLandRush.com keeps our land owners informed and makes it possible for us to immediately advertise any rare liquidation or foreclosure specials.  Best of all, we guarantee your complete satisfaction by giving our clients a full year to approve their lot choice.  With more than $100 million in sales and an excellent record with the Better Business Bureau of Tucson, Camino Real Land Corporation is a proven and trusted name.  We were here yesterday and we'll be here tomorrow with the same mission:  Making sure that our land owners have everything to gain and nothing to lose."

 

For more information on Camino Real Land Corporation, southeastern Arizona, and the outstanding view lots that are still available at the nation's best prices and terms, visit www.SunsitesLandRush.com.