Latest Phoenix Million Dollar Real Estate Deals
April 9th, 2008 Posted in Real Estate News, ScottsdaleLast week’s biggest real estate deals in Phoenix AZ
Scottsdale home sells for $5.5 million
The founder of a Colorado construction company, the president and CEO of an Illinois consulting firm, an accident/injury attorney and the president and CEO of a beer distribution company are among the buyers and sellers in this week’s priciest home sales.
$5,500,000
Citybay Finance Ltd. of London, England, paid cash for a 8,867-square-foot home with pool originally built in 2006 on the north end of the Desert Mountain-Geronimo Golf Course in Scottsdale. The home was sold by Desert Property Development, a Delaware limited-liability company.
$3,835,000
Richard C. Saunders of Englewood, Colo., purchased a 6,471-square-foot home with pool originally built in 2007 at the Desert Mountain-Cochise Golf Course in Scottsdale. Richard Saunders is founder and chairman of Saunders Construction in Centennial, Colo. The home was sold by Three Peaks Construction LLC of Scottsdale.
$3,500,000
Thomas A. Zinna and Nancy E. Zinna, as trustees of the Zinna Family Trust, paid cash for a 6,081-square-foot home with pool originally built in 2006 at Mirabel Golf Club in Scottsdale. The home was sold by Big Rock 215 LLC, a New Jersey limited-liability company whose managers are Joseph M. and Jeanne Goryeb.
$3,350,000
James M. Clary and his wife, Sheila, bought a new home on the west side of the Silverleaf Club in Scottsdale. James Clary is president and CEO of Mulling Consulting Inc., specializing in advising clients on the design, funding and administration of non-qualified benefit plans. The home was sold by Joel D. Gerber.
$3,095,000
Glen J. Lerner and his wife, Robynn, purchased a 5,067-square-foot home with pool originally built in 2005 at the southwest side of the Silverleaf Club in Scottsdale. Glen Lerner is an accident/injury lawyer in Las Vegas who has expanded his practice to Phoenix as Lerner and Rowe PC. The home was sold by Jeffrey and Marissa Currier.
$3,000,000
James R. Moffett Jr. paid cash for a 5,820-square-foot home with pool originally built in 2005 south of the Phoenician Golf Club in Scottsdale. James R. Moffett Jr. is president and CEO of Crescent Crown Distributing of New Orleans, Phoenix and Fort Walton, Fla. Crescent Crown was the No. 3 beer wholesaler in the U.S. in 2007 in volume of cases distributed and No. 2 according to dollar sales using 2006 volume, according to Beverage World, an industry periodical. The home was sold by Thomas D.L. Carlson and his wife, Rebecca.
Researched by John McLean and the Information Market.
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