Join us on September 5, 2017, 9:30am to 11am, as we welcome Surprise Mayor Sharon Wolcott. Join us for a discussion on her vision for Surprise’s future development, infrastructure and recreation as Surprise grows and […]
Impact and Influence. That is my goal for WeMAR Government Affairs. We are a collection of unique people dedicated to the proposition that individuals can and should own property. Private property ownership includes real estate […]
@WeMAR Government Affairs Chair Jackie Martin recaps a few of the issues we discussed at yesterday’s meeting and highlights upcoming events. https://youtu.be/kmy0uE7NONA Join us at the next WeMAR Government Affairs meeting. August 24, 2017 at […]
@PeoriaAZ has released the final draft sign ordinance. Peoria Sign Code Final Draft with track changes 6.22.17 Residents and WeMAR members will want to read, and perhaps comment at the next Planning and Zoning Committee […]
@AZSurprise Council Council Chambers was populated with people interested in the sign ordinance subject of the evening last Thursday night: Freeway Signs, Billboards and EMC’s (Electronic Message Centers). While comments, questions and conversations primarily centered […]
I regularly ask you to join us at Government Affairs meetings. But, what do we do at these meetings? For starters, it’s not political. We don’t discuss party politics, we discuss real estate industry issues. […]
Every year AAR holds its REALTOR Caucus designed to assess and provide input on current issues affecting real estate to AAR. This year the event will be held at the Phoenix Marriott Tempe Buttes on […]
Did you know that newly built homes, treated for termites before or during construction are warranted for 3 years from the date of the original treatment date according to state law? That means a homeowner […]
For those of you who attended our Coffee with @GlendaleAZ Mayor Jerry Weiers, you not only got good information, you were entertained. @MayorWeiersMayor brought with him the Assistant City Manager Tom Duensing and Economic Development […]
The last time Surprise tried to pass a large bond issue, it failed. Now the City is back, this time with three bond issues: $34 million, $15.5 million, and $10 million. Bond Issue #1 – […]
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