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Cottonwood AZ Homes for Sale: Your Gateway to Tranquility and Adventure

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Cottonwood AZ Homes for Sale: Get to Know Its Real Estate Market

Located in the fabulous Verde Valley region, Cottonwood, AZ, homes for sale are undiscovered treasures with spectacular landscapes, historic appeal, and all the amenities of the present day.

Established for its history, diverse population, and picturesque setting, Cottonwood presents home shoppers with an unparalleled chance to live a laid-back life while still having access to the exciting outdoors. Whether you are of retirement age, are experiencing a house full of young ones, or are a professional going about your work remotely from CottonWood, we have homes to suit you.

With the Verde River running through it, Cottonwood accepts the resources, history, and cultural worth coupled with being a small town. While it is another approach to Sedona's Red Rock country, many things can be surprising. The Dead Horse Ranch State Park has park features such as camping grounds, fishing areas, bird watching, and hiking, making it a central point for several nature enthusiasts.

Tuzigoot National Monument is an archaeological site demonstrating a Sinagua structure built one thousand years ago to illuminate past days in this area. Clarkdale is located nearby and has a historic mining atmosphere, galleries, shops, and restaurants.

The available real estate in Cottonwood is as varied as the areas of interest in this town. Whether you are in the market for a new construction house, a traditional double-detached Mascara house with a manicured lawn, a contemporary high-rise apartment, an upscale downtown condominium, or a modest country cottage, there are plenty of choices available that will suit your lifestyle and wallet.

Single-family homes are perfect for families or individuals who require large homes. They cost between $300,000 and $600,00, depending on size and location. Those interested in the historical background will find properties in the Old Town area with beautiful and extraordinary designs.

Low-rise neighborhoods, such as condos and townhomes, are suitable for elderly or first-time homeowners because they are cheap and easy to manage. Cottonwood features luxury homes with accessories like a luxurious swimming pool, game rooms, and beautiful, picturesque views of the surroundings, and these homes are likely to cost over $1 million.

Neighborhoods in Cottonwood

Each neighborhood in Cottonwood is happy with its selection as it caters to the community's different needs. Verde Village is a first-point Preedy home, family-oriented, well-developed, affordable buildings and trees, close to schools, parks, and shopping centers.

It's also an excellent opportunity for families or individuals experiencing homeownership for the first time who need a warm and affordable home.

On the other hand, Old Town Cottonwood has the old-time charm you would expect from such a place. The buildings are old-world, the roads are narrow, and there is lovely architecture, good local stores, coffee shops, art galleries, and so on—so it is terrific for those who like historical and cultural events and living life in the city with a dream of living in a small town.

A more recent development primarily of contemporary architecture with excellent view-oriented floor plans, Mesquite Springs boasts facilities and the serenity of a modern ranch atmosphere.

For people looking forward to estate-type properties, Quail Canyon provides custom-built homes on large hectares that offer seclusion, the beauty of the environment, and luxurious estates ideal for the elite.

Outdoor Adventures Await

Cottonwood is rich in recreational opportunities and offers many attractions that allow residents and tourists to embrace the wild, great outdoors of Northern Arizona. Verde River, for instance, offers water recreational activities that include kayaking, canoeing, and paddle boarding amidst the Arizona desert backdrop.

There are mountain-encircling tracks for exploring land for hiking and mountain bike riding, ranging from strolls to steep climbs.

Dead Horse Ranch State Park, located centrally in Cottonwood, offers camping spaces, year-round fishing ponds, horseback riding trails, and bird watching. Cottonwood offers all outdoor adventures for thrill-seekers, full adventurers, and seekers of calm, natural moments.

Proximity to Attractions

Besides the complex's many activities and perks, location is equally essential since Cottonwood can act as a starting point for many famous landmarks of Northern Arizona. Adjacent to this area is Sedona, with its incredible red rock landscapes, fabulous hiking trails, continuous progression of art, and plentiful spiritual and recreational centers.

A little drive further, you can reach the Grand Canyon, one of the most sought-after tourist destinations in the world. With its ski resorts, Flagstaff appeals to tourists, and Prescott, with its history and numerous fairs, is also close by.

Famous for the engaging nightlife, delicious food, and intense art scene, several cities with something to offer are easy to get to from Cottonwood, no matter if you want to calm your nerves while exploring the beautiful nature around.

The Verde Valley Wine Trail

Cottonwood also maintains some of its distinctiveness on the Verde Valley Wine Trail. This wine-producing region is disclosed with numerous vineyards and wineries with tasting rooms.

Old Town Cottonwood boasts several established wineries and has been recognized by the Wine Press as an up-and-coming wine Mecca. As part of the wine trail, Cottonwood has another interesting surrounding area, which is already a lively social area.

Living in Cottonwood

Living in Cottonwood is all about taking it easy in a small town with all the amenities of the big city. All these services are available within this town, ranging from good education service within the Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District to health care provision for Verde Valley Medical Center residents.

Consequently, Old Town Cottonwood offers original stores, dining places, and other entertainment. Annual celebrations such as art walks, farmers' markets, and music festivals make the town appealing throughout the year.

Tips for Buying a Home in Cottonwood

To get a house of your choice in Cottonwood, you must try to engage the services of a local real estate agent who is well-informed about the local real estate market.

You have to establish the budget you are willing to use mainly because the prices differ from one home to the other. Get out and walk around different areas to see which area your kind of people are. Also, look into whether Cottonwood is a growing city because one would likely gain a lot in terms of monetary worth should he invest in real property.

Final Thoughts

Cottonwood is situated in the beautiful Arizona desert, which provides an authentic historical experience and all the comforts of modern life. As people may or may not be interested in the array of outdoor activities, historical sites, or the life often associated with this town, Cottonwood is a perfect place to live.

You're buying a home in Cottonwood, and with a variety of homes available, you could easily find the ideal fit to change your life for the better. Embark on a search for the right home in Cottonwood now.

If you want a cozy home for a young family, a commercial building in the heart of the town, or a luxurious ranch a few miles away, this Arcadian Arizona town has all that and even more.

Learn more about what makes our area unique at https://sedonaluxuryhomes.com/sedona/cottonwood/.

Explore Cottonwood, AZ, homes for sale, where stunning views, vibrant communities, and a range of options await to fit your lifestyle.

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The Roxburghe Condos located at The Retreat in Cleburne, Texas were built by Double Diamond Resorts. 

The two-bedroom, two-bathroom condos have a full kitchen, living area and private porch or balcony. Each unit has 1,204 square feet with contemporary design, high ceilings with an open floor plan and are fully furnished. They are available for interval ownership purchase. 

The Retreat is a private community near Fort Worth that includes an 18 hole golf course, restaurants, parks and trails, fitness center, sports courts and pools. 

© Wade Griffith Photography 2023

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The Advantages of Investing in a Luxury Home in Arizona

Arizona is one of the most beautiful states in the country and is famous for its great residential properties. On top of that, many new properties are being built which are available for sale to individuals. So, if you’re planning to move to Arizona or invest in the city, check out some luxury homes in Arizona. Furthermore, buying a house in Arizona is a great decision for you and your financial interests and living. For More Information Visit Us:- https://www.zupyak.com/p/3651727/t/the-advantages-of-investing-in-a-luxury-home-in-arizona

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Broken Top

Nestled in the heart of Bend, Oregon, Broken Top is a prestigious gated community offering luxury living with easy access to all the city has to offer. With stunning views of the Cascade Mountains, impeccable landscaping, and top-notch amenities, Broken Top is the perfect place to call home. The community features a variety of homes, from sprawling estates to cozy villas, all designed with the…

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Tally Ho / Aladdin / Planet Hollywood

Aladdin opened in 1966 with one of the Strip's first neon-enhanced porte-cochéres, a freestanding sign featuring a revolving, three-sided marquee, topped with an "Aladdin's Lamp," designed and fabricated by YESCO.

Tally Ho ('62-'65)

'61: Edwin S. Lowe announces plans for Tally Ho non-gaming hotel. In the 40s the land was owned by locals Salton, Rose, and Goldberg. (Alexander & Rebecca Salton, founding members of the Las Vegas Jewish community.)

'62: Dec. 24, Opening of Tally-Ho, hotel and country club with 9-hole golf course. 322 of the 450 rooms open during “preview opening” in Dec. The hotel was alternately spelled Tally Ho, Tally-Ho, and Tallyho.

'63: Oct. 11, Tally Ho closed. “Ed Lowe made no excuses … admits he was dead wrong about a no gambling luxury hotel.” (Hertz, RJ 10/13/63)

'63: Oct., Norman Kaye and Frank Windsor operate the Tally Ho golf course.

'63: Oct.-Dec., The hotel is sold to Kings Crown Inns of America, represented by Floyd and Beryl Cook, Donald Bolinger (Cooks Brothers Trusts, Indiana). Under lease to operators Edward Nealis, Charles Luftig, and partners, Kings Crown Tally Ho's hotel, lounge, and restaurants reopen in Dec. (Duke, RJ 12/20/63)

'64: Construction of a showroom and casino begins in Fall, misses New Year's Eve opening deadline. The showroom and casino are completed in '65, ultimately never opened. (RJ 4/8/64, RJ 5/18/65)

'65: Nealis heads 18 casino applicants of Tallyho Operating Co. who are unable to get approval from Nevada Gaming Control Board (GCB). In later years Jimmy "the Weasel" Fratianno of the Los Angeles crime family claimed he owned a piece of the Tally Ho and was to run the casino. (AP 2/17/65, RJ 11/25/84, Mob Museum 12/8/2017)

'65: Apr. 1, Tally Ho closed for the second time after King's Crown files suit against Tallyho Operating Co. for unpaid rent. Tenants are evicted, property put in control of the owners.

'65: Dec., Tally Ho bought by Milton Prell (Prell Hotel Corp.) from The Cooks Brothers Trusts.

Aladdin ('66-'97)

'66: Aladdin announced. Drawings for redesigned casino and proposed hotel tower unveiled early in the year. Martin Stern, architect. (RJ 1/2/66, RJ 1/17/66)

'66: Mar. 31, Aladdin opened. Freestanding sign and the Strip's first neon-enhanced porte-cochère by YESCO. Primary owners M. Prell, G. Gilbert, and S. Krystal, all former members of Sahara-Nevada Corp. Comedian Jackie Mason opens the 500-seat Baghdad Theatre.

'66: Dec., Prell stops $75k/month payments on the Aladdin and asks that the price be cut. The trustees agree to reduce the sale price to $5.5M. (Dayton, 4/20/72)

'67: Sep. 26, Milton Prell suffers a debilitating stroke which removes him from Aladdin management. (Dayton, 4/20/72)

'68: Apr., Stockholders of Prell Hotel Corp. vote to merge with Parvin-Dohrmann Co., leading to Parvin-Dohrmann take-over the Aladdin.

'68: Jun., Parvin-Dohrmann operation of Aladdin’s casino approved by GCB. (RJ 6/20/68)

'68: Sep., 28, "after the stock trade was finalized, Milton Prell, by this time paralyzed, was told by the new management he had two weeks to get out of the Aladdin." (McKnight, Alexander. Journal Herald, 4/20/72)

'70: Parvin-Dohrmann adopts the new name Recrion, and strips the firm of all its holdings except for its three Las Vegas hotel-casinos: Aladdin, Fremont, and Stardust.

'71: Oct.-Dec., Recrion announces sale to Sam Diamond, P. Webbe, R. Daly, D. Aikin as Aladdin Hotel Corp. Diamond announces plans for hotel tower.

'71: Entertainment director James Tamer is involved in secretly managing the casino and directing the skim, according to later conviction.

'74: Aladdin investigated by GCB for issuing comps to organized crime figures.

'74: Groundbreaking for the “Tower of Majesty” high-rise, and theater. Lee Linton, architect. Years later in '83, Linton and Aladdin attorney Sorkis Webbe are each convicted of tax fraud in relating to a kickback scheme during the '74 expansion.

'76: Jul., Tower and Theatre for the Performing Arts opened; new porte-cochère by Charles Barnard, Ad-Art; original sign replaced; all financed by Teamsters Central States Pension Fund loan.

'76: Mae Ellen George buys 24% of the hotel, relying on advice of Tamer.

'78: Aug. 3, Detroit federal grand jury indicts Tamer, Aladdin GM James Abraham, Aladdin casino manager Edward Monazym, and Charles Goldfarb (denied a license in ’71) of conspiring to allow hidden owners to exert control over the resort. Owners of the Aladdin at this time are Webbe (34%), Diamond (23%), Mae George (19%), Daly (14%), John Jenkins (8%), and George Morse (2%). (RJ 8/3/78)

'79: Mar. 13, Tamer, Abraham, Monazym, and Goldfarb convicted.

'79: Aug., GCB closes the resort; U.S. District Judge Claiborne opens it hours later, “until a mob-free buyer could be found.” (German, RJ 9/20/2021.)

'80: Jan., Ed Nigro gains a court-sanctioned takeover of the Aladdin after he and Johnny Carson sign an agreement to buy the property for $105M. The deal falls through.

'80: Jul. 10, GCB revokes Aladdin's license and the casino is closed; hotel remains open.

'80: Oct. 1, Casino is reopened after Ed Torres and Wayne Newton buy the Aladdin for $85M.

'82: Jul, Torres buys Newton's shares of the Aladdin.

'84: Feb., Aladdin placed under bankruptcy protection after a Teamsters Pension Fund forces foreclosure.

'85: Jan. 22, Ginji Yasuda buys the Aladdin for $54M; casino closed during Yasuda licensing.

'87: Apr. 1, gaming reopens.

'89: Aug., Yasuda, failing to reveal the source of millions in loans, loses his gaming license; Aladdin forced into bankruptcy.

'89: Sep., Court appointed trustee Jack Fidelman, and WDT Associates (Wm. and Tim Dougall, Larry Bertsch) take over operating the hotel. Aladdin remains in bankruptcy through the early 90s.

'91: Jun., Property title transferred to Bell Atlantic Tricon Leasing Corp when no buyers meet the minimum bid.

'92: Jun., Aladdin emerges from 3-year bankruptcy, control is given to Joe Burt and his JMJ management team on a 12-year lease with Bell Atlantic Tricon.

'94: Dec., Jack Sommer, Signman Sommer Family Trust, buys the Aladdin for $80M. "When the family trust sold a major New York property in '94, Sommer needed to find a real estate investment for the proceeds to avoid substantial capital-gains taxes. The Aladdin was on the market at the time." (Simpson. RJ 8/13/2000.) Other potential buyers included Donald Trump.

'97, Nov 25: Aladdin closed. A new hotel-casino to be built on the 35-acre parcel.

'98, Apr 28: Aladdin tower demolished. Former Tally Ho rooms later demolished; Theater remains.

Aladdin (2000-2007) Planet Hollywood (2007-)

2000: New build of the Aladdin. Mall opens 8/17/00, hotel and casino delayed, opening 8/18/00. Cost: $1.1B.

2001: Sep., Aladdin files for bankruptcy.

2003: Aladdin sold for $635M to OpBiz investment group led by Planet Hollywood CEO Robert Earl. Sale finalized 9/1/2004.

2007: Apr. 17, renamed Planet Hollywood.

2009: Harrah’s Ent. purchases part of the $860M mortgage, takes full ownership in Feb. 2010. Harrah’s later rebranded as Caesars Entertainment.

Photos of Tally Ho | Photos of the Aladdin

Headline photo: Undated, circa '68, from The Magic Sign by Charles Barnard.

Circa Feb.-Mar. 1966: The hotel was open before the casino. Installation of the sign is beginning. Photo: Las Vegas News Bureau.

Mar. 1966: Sequence of photographs showing YESCO’s revolving, three-sided Aladdin pylon structure being pieced together by dual cranes ahead of their opening on the 31st. Ad-Art collection, from Charles Barnard’s The Magic Sign.

Undated, Las Vegas News Bureau.

Timeline sources. Previous landowners: C.D. Baker Map of Las Vegas Valley ’40; Alexander Salton. UNLV Special Collections & Archives.

Tally Ho: Tallyho Preview Attracts 3500. Review-Journal, 12/28/62; Tallyho Hotel Closes. Review-Journal, 10/11/63 p1; Murray Hertz. Future of Tallyho Raises Questions. Review-Journal, 10/13/63; Gordon Kent. Tally-Ho Hotel Sold. Review-Journal, 11/1/63; Forrest Duke. New Tallyho Sale Deal. Review-Journal, 12/20/63; Tallyho Plans $1 Million Show. Review-Journal, 4/8/64; Associated Press. Gaming Board Refuses Tallyho Casino License. Review-Journal, 2/17/65 p1; G. Kent, F. Duke. Strip Hotel Closes. Review-Journal, 4/1/65 p1; Tallyho Sues Owners. Review-Journal, 5/18/65 p1.

Tally Ho and Aladdin sales covered in a series by Keith McKnight and Andrew Alexander for The Journal Herald, Dayton OH. Welsh confirmed with crime figures. Journal Herald, 4/20/72; Firm with crime ties linked to casino deal. Journal Herald, 4/21/72.

Aladdin: Associated Press. Gamers Approve. Review-Journal, 6/20/68 p1; Associated Press. Firm adopts new name: Recrion Corp. Reno Gazette Journal, 12/14/70; Lou Miller. Aladdin Hotel sold. Review-Journal, 11/8/71; Jerry Ralya. New Aladdin Corporation seeks license. Review-Journal, 12/29/71; Aladdin execs indicted. Review-Journal, 8/3/78; AP. Las Vegas architect sentenced to prison. Review-Journal, 3/8/83; AP. Webbe convicted. Review-Journal, 6/19/83; Jane Ann Morrison. LV Casinos Targeted in Money Laundering. Review-Journal, 11/25/84; Aladdin Hotel's history spans 30 years. Review-Journal, 1/5/94 p3; Dave Palermo. Aladdin Hotel finally sells. Review-Journal, 12/9/94 p1; History. Review-Journal, 11/23/97 p14; Jeff Simpson. Aladdin owner faces music. Review-Journal, 8/13/2000; Chronology of the Aladdin hotel-casino. Las Vegas Sun, 8/18/2000. John L. Smith. Sharks in the Desert. Barricade Books, 2005; David Schwartz. Jimmy The Weasel Fratianno. themobmuseum.org, 12/8/2017; Jeff German. The Genie in the Lamp, and Close the Place Down. Review-Journal, 9/20/2021.

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Discover Luxury Living at Tubac Golf Resort and Spa

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Enjoy Upscale Lifestyle at Tubac Golf Resort and Spa

Located at the heart of the beautiful Santa Cruz River Valley, Tubac Golf Resort and Spa guests are guaranteed the best accommodation, leisure, and serenity. This resort is set in the old Spanish colony of Tubac in Arizona; it offers a peaceful lifestyle, which is why much of the elite thought it was a resort.

The area around the resort is a beautiful investment for the buyers. If you need to construct a new, comfortable house or private residence or invest in the future, Tubac Golf Resort and Spa will be the perfect place for your dream!

An Introduction to Tubac Golf Resort and Spa Traditions

Tubac Golf Resort and Spa differs from your average resort; it is a historical and culturally isolated luxury. Funded in 1789 as an operational cattle estancia that has been developed as a luxury hotel of international standard, preserving the genuine feel of the location.

Located at the footstep of the majestic Santa Rita Mountains, it occupies an area of more than 500 acres of land with an incredible 27-hole championship golf course.

It is a course famous for its degree of difficulty while playing, apart from the stunning features of the course and the desert-like nature of the area interspersed by greenery.

Besides golf, the resort offers beautiful spa and dining services and a range of social activities, making it the best place for living like a king.

The housing estate that makes up the neighborhood that houses this Tubac Golf Resort and Spa enhances this ambiance.

It has numerous lot sizes, suitable for anyone who wants to live here or build their dream home in the desert. It will provide the community exclusivity, silence, and convenience, allowing the client to grasp the Tubac lifestyle fully.

Luxurious Living in the Heart of Tubac

Tubac Golf Resort and Spa is not just a place where you can enjoy yourself but also a place you can relocate to, at least for a while, when you get bored. Interestingly, the subdivision in which the resort is situated presents a fitting market for both home purchases and investments.

All available lots are from a quarter of an acre to over one acre, making it possible for everyone to find something that fits their preferences, from a tiny house to a vast mansion.

A Variety of Lot Sizes to Pick From

One of the most outstanding characteristics of the Tubac Golf Resort and Spa subdivision is the variety of sizes. You can get tiny parcels of 25 acres, ideal for building minimalistic homes, or buy larger lots of more than 1 acre to build a dream home of your choice.

This flexibility means that by coming up with different lot sizes, different lots can suit your lifestyle, preferences, and needs.

It can be anything if you imagine your home as an elegant glass and steel work of modern architecture or a warm Spanish-style hacienda. There is also enough space to add private swimming pools, gardens, and courtyards to entertain, which benefits a state like Arizona well.

Building Your Dream Home

For the Renaissance and those intending to build, Tubac provides the following architectures: Spanish Colonial, Southwestern, and contemporary styles harmonize with the structures and, thus, the desert climate to produce some of the most workable and visually appealing homes anywhere.

New home builders are other players in the market who concentrate on constructing new homes for their clients. These players regard architectural designs greatly and aim for a masterpiece as the end product.

Apartment options include aesthetic designs like energy-efficient features, Smart home infrastructure, and finishes that offer today's contemporary lifestyle and blend with nature's regional offerings. Imagine coming home every morning and having the vista of the Santa Rita Mountains from your own house.

Investment Potential

Properties in the Tubac Golf Resort and Spa subdivision present great investment opportunities. People are developing a desire for luxury living and resort-style environments, and these properties are located close to Tucson and Phoenix, so they are suitable for a jump.

Whether a person is looking to hold the land for days or years in the future, Tubac will be a great and intelligent investment project.

Amenities to Suit the World-Class Resort of Tubac Golf Resort and Spa

Living in the Tubac Golf Resort and Spa subdivision means enjoying the area's seclusion and exclusivity. At the same time, residents in the subdivision own property nearest to some of these fantastic facilities. This means that you can get some of the best golf, eating, and recreation facilities in southern Arizona by living here.

Championship Golf Course

The Tubac Golf Resort and Spa is most famous for its golf course, which Red Lawrence built, the golf course architect. The course has 27 holes and is quite challenging, but the view one can see while playing is breathtaking.

It has appeared in the Hollywood picture Tin Cup, and its star, Kevin Costner. Among the privileges of living in this area is its proximity to this championship layout, suitable for low- and high-handicappers and newcomers to the game.

Luxurious Spa Experience

For those who prefer to unwind, the resort has spa treatment facilities encompassing every body and soul need. The spa offers massages, face treatments, body wraps, and cleansing scrubs for detoxification and mental refreshment.

Everyone who lives and works in the city or travels for a business trip can take advantage of these wellness services and have a decent life physically and mentally.

Fine Dining and Social Scene

The Tubac Golf Resort and Spa boasts several fine-dining restaurants where residents or guests can enjoy fine dining or have a quick lunch.

For instance, the Stables Ranch Grille offers a delicious menu of Southwestern tastes and a pleasant, tidy atmosphere in the ranch style. For a more informal dining experience, the Patio Dining right on the resort gives a glimpse of the golf course and the mountains.

More so, the resort organizes several events, including wine-making and food fests, music and dance, and other ceremony events. These and other such events add more excitement to social life in Tubac, and you, as a resident, get to be part of them.

The Tubac Lifestyle: Blending Art, History, and Nature

Staying at Tubac Golf Resort and Spa is not merely about luxury but a unique lifestyle. Tubac is recognized for being one of the oldest European holdings in the region and has, over the years, evolved into an artists' paradise. The town also boasts numerous galleries, studios, and shops where you can marvel at art, pottery, and jewelry.

Former spas have been developed to become great places for various recreational activities, especially for those who love spending time outside. Tubac never ceases to amaze by the number of opportunities it provides.

Tourism activities include hiking, bird watching, and horse riding since tracks pass through the desert to the adjacent mountains. Out of all the trails, the Anza Trail is the most popular for residents and tourists. It offers several miles of trailways for pedestrians and bikers along the Santa Cruz River.

Find out how https://tubac.com/east-tubac/tubac-golf-resort-homes/ can positively impact you on our website.

Enjoy world-class golfing, stunning views, and ultimate relaxation in the heart of Arizona at Tubac Golf Resort and Spa!

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Nanu's first Pokemon is not Alolan Persian. Years after the Guzzlord mission when Nanu was chosen to be a Kahuna without a choice, he took up residence in Alola and stripped himself of his past.

He became an officer and took up residence at the Po Town police station. Many feral Alolan Meowth, a breed that used to be known as a luxury, frequent the place, especially since Po Town used to be a gated community for what's considered the new royalty (rich people with too much money, pension for golf, and no regards to how raising the price of housing affects the locals).

He befriended a stray Meowth that soon became a Persian from his affection. She's constantly roaming the grounds, often returning to Nanu's home with whole new litters of Meowth following her.

He would have shooed her away because it was getting so cramped... But decided against it and took her-- and her family-- in with him. Persian would eventually become his Pokemon, and his usual ace.

Before Alola, Nanu had Absol and Honchkrow, the two Pokemon he does not use for his Kahuna battle but does use for his Interpol Post Game battle. It's interesting to note that Cyrus, Lysandre, and Guzma all have Honchkrow as the "big boss" Pokemon, which fits for a guy like Nanu to have.

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The Ultimate Guide to Scottsdale's Top Golf Communities

Scottsdale, Arizona, is known for its beautiful golf courses and luxurious golf communities. With so many options, deciding which Scottsdale golf communities are right for you can be overwhelming. Therefore, today we have brought some ultimate tips and tricks to help you choose Scottsdale\’s top golf communities.

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Awbrey Glen

Awbrey Glen is a premier gated community located in the heart of Bend, Oregon. The community is renowned for its luxurious homes and world-class golf course, making it the perfect place for those seeking the ultimate in luxury living and outdoor recreation. The homes in Awbrey Glen are designed to the highest standards, with an emphasis on quality, craftsmanship, and attention to detail. Each…

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I'm a big fan of building commie blocks to ameliorate the US housing crisis -- and putting them in the public parks that were stolen from other communities to give colonisers some trees to look at -- but what policies should be enacted to get suburbanites into beautiful and efficient bedspace apartments with kitchens and washrooms shared by a floor?

As a good social democrat, I'm contractually obligated to prefer Red Vienna to your proper commie block. Short of a complete class revolution that completely upends the social hierarchy, a significant part of ensuring that social housing pulls off being "a living tapestry of a mixed community" is building it to middle-class standards (including aesthetic standards) so that people with the money to find alternatives don't all leave. Art Deco is a hell of a lot chic-er than the boring minimalist crap that luxury developers are getting away with these days.

Also, don't build them in parks: green space is not only important for environmental sustainability but also the health and mental health of working-class and poor communities who can't afford houses in the suburbs, and we should be encouraging in-fill development instead. (Build them on golf courses instead, because they are classist, invasive, artificial monocultures that do nothing for the environment.)

In terms of how to make suburbia more in synch with dense, sustainable social housing, there are a number of necessary changes:

Commuter rail: suburbs predate the car by a fair few decades, and originally sprung up along the routes of commuter rail lines. Well, it turns out that transit-oriented development and dense transit corridors go hand-in-hand: if you can build higher-density units near transit lines, people will use mass transit to commute, and if there are well-planned areas of higher density around major urban areas, the increased number of commuters can support more regular transit services.

Planning/zoning/ligitation revolution: as I mentioned in my student housing post, one of the major reasons why it's so hard to build affordable housing projects is that local NIMBY groups use every legal tool in the book to bury them. So there needs to be pretty comprehensive reforms of zoning regulations (banning single-family zoning, reducing set-backs and eliminating mandatory parking, getting rid of "unrelated persons" limitations, getting rid of building heights limits, etc.), standardization of the permitting and development approval process, streamlining of the public comment/hearing process and environmental review process for model projects, and extreme limits on litigation for model projects.

Financing reform: as I sort of imply in my Red Vienna section above, a big part of making social housing/public housing successful and avoiding replicating or increasing class and racial segregation is adhering to middle-class minimum standards. This has important knock-on implications:

you need to eliminate requirements for absolute lowest possible land costs (which restrict social housing to economically and socially isolated areas).

you need to raise allowable construction costs, so that you can achieve those aesthetic standards and avoid corner-cutting like smaller rooms and lower ceilings, single-thickness walls/floors/ceilings, no doors on cabinets or closets, cheap cladding and wiring and pipes and other building materials, low-quality insulation and HVAC, etc. Not only do middle-class folks notice this stuff and go elsewhere, but it's all penny-wise and pound-foolish, because cheap construction runs down faster which increases maintenance costs, and sometimes it just straight-up kills people.

you need to adequately finance maintenance, services, and amenities. This is crucial to keeping tenants with deeper pockets, but it's also another one of those things where penny-pinching is counter-productive in the long-run. The more you save on maintenance costs, the faster the buildings run down and the more expensive repairs you have to make. The more you save on services like superintendants and doormen, the more your tenants end up having to spend on handymen and the more you have to spend on police and repair costs. And so forth.

And there is a real potential here for all kinds of positive feedback loops: spending money on achieving higher standards of construction and operation means that you can hang onto and attract higher-income tenants, which means you can have sliding scale rents that cross-subsidize tenants and pay for higher construction and operating costs, and the poor and working class tenants who couldn't have paid for those higher costs and amenities on their own enjoy a "positive externality" for once.

[autisticsupervillain]

It's Fictional Throwdown Friday!

This Week's Fighters...

Agent 47 vs Bell!

Conditions:

Both sides have their entire canonical arsenals. Agent 47 does not have his Easter Egg feats and Bell has no scaling from COD Zombies.

Scenario:

After the United States declassifies Operation Greenlight, the program in which they hid nuclear bombs in every major European city in the world to detonate on the off chance any of them fell to Communism, the International community is outraged. They give Agent 47 a luxurious extended contract, as well as a blank check, to assassinate everyone who was involved in the project that's still alive to send the message not to do this again. Bell, who had retired to a beachside mansion in Florida after somehow surviving the ending of Cold War, notices several of their old colleagues dying in mysterious accidents and gears up to take on whoever's going after them.

Analysis: Agent 47

"Names are for friends, so I don't need one."

One day, the International Contract Agency found a mysterious man knocking on their front door. The man had no name, no history, and seemingly no personality. All he had was a remarkable gift for murder, as if he were the grim reaper himself. He said he went by 47. It wasn't a name, so he made it one. He became the ICA's greatest assassin and paved a legacy of death everywhere he went.

In truth, Agent 47 was a clone, created by Dr. Ortmyer in an attempt to create the world's greatest assassin. Unfortunately for Ortmyer, he succeeded. 47 killed his pseudo father, and struck out on his own. Left directionless by the revelation of his birth, 47 attempted to start a normal life for himself. Unfortunately, he found that his only talents were in killing people. So, he decided to he was going to be the best there ever was at it. He would kill the most powerful people in the world for the right price and prove that no one, no matter how powerful, was above consequences.

Agent 47 is a master of stealth and disguise unlike any other. He's considered a myth to law enforcement agencies all around the world and has repeatedly killed people with the same level of mythic status as himself. Those who do know he exists would much rather hire him than make him their enemy. A smart move considering he tears down international conspiracies on a weekly basis.

Agent 47 is quiet the Renaissance Man, even rivaling Mario for the title. He's more than capable of doing nearly any job on the planet and is capable of using anything as a weapon. He can knock grown, fully armoured men out cold with snowballs and feather dusters. He can kill people with umbrellas, pencils, and pens. He can even use fire extinguishers as improvised grenades. An Agent 47 armed with only his garrote wire, silver baller pistol, and coins is best considered fully armed and dangerous, but he's capable of using much more. When even his standard, silenced Silverballer pistols are strong enough to kill elephants in one shot, you know he's a walking armory. Shotguns, SMGs, sniper rifles, and more. If 47 doesn't have them at home, he can buy them off of his arms dealers. And that's not even counting his truly ridiculous weapons, such as a briefcase that homes in on anyone he throws it at and goes through anything in its path, a variety of grenades and explosives disguised as rubber ducks, toys, or golf balls, and a whole host poisons he can inject, spray, or poison your drink with, ranging from emetic rat poison to make you vomit, sleeping drugs to knock you out cold, or traditional poisons that can enduce heart attacks or shut down your brain. Whether he's bringing it from home, finding it on sight, or making his weapons out of whatever he's found lying around, 47 always has countless weapons close to hand and he can kill you in at least five different ways with each.

Similarly, 47 is smart enough to competently perform any job on Earth, even frequently imitating and impressing experts in his field. Butlers, Doctors, DJs, CEOs, Engineers, and so on and so forth. He has successfully disguised himself as close loved ones of his targets and is fluent enough in most languages to pass himself off as a native speaker. This vast array of knowledge allows him to improvise countless ways to kill his targets. From drowning you in a toilet, tricking your bodyguards into killing you, manipulating your wife into pushing you off a bridge, driving you to grief stricken suicide, or even running you over with a goddamn train, if there's a way to kill someone, he's thought of it and performed it with no one any the wiser.

On top of his superhuman intellect, 47 is superhuman physically as well. He can survive exposure to the freezing cold temperatures of the Carpathian mountains while mostly naked, is immune to nearly every poison and disease known to man (baring few exceptions) has survived being electrocuted while standing in water (albiet was knocked out by this), tanked a hit from an RPG-7 (which explode with a minimum energy of 3,600 kilojoules) and has a resistance to mind control so great that the person trying to mind control him died from the sheer backlash. It has even been noted by an implied psychic (who was clairvoyant enough to deduce a client's criminal history) that 47 has an aura of death looming around him that strikes terror into anyone capable of seeing it. And since 47 doesn't physically age, he will never grow out of his prime. As such, he's still kicking ass well into 59, easily outperforming men half his age.

Agent 47 also has the Instinct ability, a sixth sense that allows him to see through walls and can predict where his targets are going.

47 has snuck into the White House undetected, frequently dismantles international conspiracies and secret societies, and is strong and skilled enough to defeat a middleweight MMA World Champion in only three blows. He even bested Sanchez, a genetically engineered superhuman who was twice his size, in unarmed combat.

If 47 has any weaknesses at all, it's that he rarely makes an emotional connections with anyone. The trauma of his ruthless upbringing has left him emotionally distant and he struggles to emotionally connect with others. Those he does care about he will do anything to protect, even against suicidal odds. Similarly, he has repressed many of the memories of his childhood, partly due to trauma and partly due to mindwiping drugs, and he frequently questions his place in the universe due to his upbringing. 47 doesn't think he's capable of committing to any line of work that doesn't involve murder, without hurting the few people he holds dear.

Agent 47 was an attempt to create the world's greatest assassin and he was a complete success. Unfortunately for his creators, he was still human. This meant that they were the first in a long list of people to discover just how well they'd succeeded.

Analysis: Bell

The year is 1981. The Cold War rages on. Even with both the United States and the Soviet Union staring down economic crises, both hover over the nuclear button waiting for the other to blink. The fate of billions lay in the hubris of empires.

It is in the midst of this chaos, American black ops operative Russell Adler, known and feared as "America's Monster", stumbles across the master plan of the mythical Russian spy Purseus. Supposedly the spy that leaked the Manhattan Project, though until now, he was considered nothing more than an urban legend. The reveal that the agent was involved the Iranian Hostage Crisis and seemingly had bigger plans on a global scale, was enough to put the United States on high alert. President Reagan authorized Adler to take Purseus down by any means necessary, treaties and international laws be damned. This gave Adler the green light to concoct a particularly devious plan.

Abducting one of Purseus's top agents, Adler subjected them to the United States's experimental mind control program. He tore apart their old personality and rebuilt them from the ground up, creating new memories for them to recontextualize the vital knowledge they already had. They weren't a co-conspirator in Purseus's plans, they were sn American agent who decoded them. They weren't a Soviet operative, they were MI6, no CIA, no ex-KGB. Whatever Adler needed them to be for his current narrative and operation. Their old self was gone, rebuilt and replaced with a codename. Bell. And they had a job to do.

They could still be nonbinary though. Adler didn't care about that. He may be America's Monster, but he's not transphobic. Diversity win?

As amoral as the action was, Bell proved to be worth the risk. They're highly trained in weapons from all over the globe of the Cold War era, including those which technically shouldn't even exist yet. For close range combat and stealth operations, they carry knives, throwing knives, smoke grenades, stun grenades, M67 grenades, tomahawks, and even C4. But for full on gun battles, they come decked out with a variety of rifles, machine guns, and pistols. From the tranquilizer gun when stealth is of the essence, to the glorious and iconic SPAS 12 shotgun. Oh, sorry, the "Gallo SA12". It's a SPAS 12 guys. The trusty recursive bow and "Pellington" (*cough* R700 *cough cough*) sniper rifles make silenced sniping a breeze, while the War Machine and Thumper Grenade Launchers helpfully obliterate everything in their path. And for everything in between, the MP5 and AK-47 submachine guns and automatics shred through dirty communists and filthy capitalists alike.

Bell possesses a remarkable intellect beneath all that firepower too. They're smart enough to track Purseus's best agents across the globe, covert enough to infiltrate the KGB Headquarters in the heart of Moscow, and deadly enough to kill everyone there should their cover be blown and leave no witnesses. The sheer fact that they can get away with half of what they do without causing World War 3 is a testament to their skill and lethality. Hell, the whole reason Adler mind controlled them was because traditional interrogation techniques just wouldn't work on the bastard. And with a willpower like Bell's even that only gets you so far...

As Purseus's plan unraveled, more dark secrets about both sides were revealed. The United States had secretly inserted nuclear weapons inside of allied nations "just in case" they needed to be detonated, and Purseus was planning to activate them to turn the world against the US. Cornered and desperate, Adler had no choice but to dive even further into Bell's mind... inadvertently allowing them to break free of their control in the process.

Bell had seen the worst sides of both halves of the Cold War. Seen that both were perfectly happy to kill billions for their own benefit. The Cold War wasn't a war of ideology, it was two dying empires using foreign nations as a chess board to stroke their ego. And now Bell, fully themselves again, had to choose which one would decide the fate of history.

Should Bell choose to rejoin their Soviet Allies, they'll get the rare pleasure of facing the legendary Alex Mason in combat. The one who fought his way out of a gulag with just a rusty handgun. The one who, when under Soviet mind control, assassinated John F Kennedy. And they would have the even rarer pleasure of killing him.

Early in that very game, Mason would survive an aircraft wing falling right on top of him and get up completely unharmed. A 48,000 kg aircraft wing falling from a height of 48 meters would hit with a force of roughly 1,686 kilojoules. And Bell could still kill him.

Of course, the cost of that honor would be allowing Purseus to kill billions. Would it be worth it? Which of these rotting empires deserves the world on a string? And which is the least likely to have Bell killed once the choice is made?

Throwdown Breakdown:

The AroAce assassin the kills capitalists for a living vs the nonbinary communist who started world war three. If these two black ops operatives offering their handlers plausible deniability met in one-on-one combat, who would win?

In terms of weaponry, these characters run broadly even when it comes to their standard firearms. While 47's weapons are technically more advanced due to coming from the modern day, a gun is a gun and neither of these fighters are bullet proof. Bell has the advantage of usually coming into a fight dressed for combat with typical military grade protective clothing, while 47 enters situations dressed in his typical suit, but I'd argue that difference is minimal too. 47 has consistently proven that his firearms can pierce standard bullet proof vests and military gear quite easily if needed, and while Call of Duty is unrealistic, it doesn't present its setting's military gear as completely impenetrable to bullets. Far from it, actually.

The real deciding factor here is 47's other gadgets. While Bell's guns can sometimes be anachronistic and unrealistically advanced for the time period, 47's stranger tools border on Bond weapons compared to their relatively grounded arsenal. The homing intangible briefcase is something Bell has no answer for, while 47's variety of poisons attack from a vector Bell has no resistance to. Meanwhile, 47's built in immunity to most poisons makes Bell's tranquilizers nearly useless and 47 has more means of getting sleep inducers into his enemy's system, from gases from a distance, to injections in melee.

On the other hand, overtly powerful explosives are a rarity in 47's arsenal, making the destructive capacity of Bell's grenades and rockets an advantage. If 47 wants to match thr destructive capacity of his opponent, he's going to need to get creative. Propane tanks, fire extinguishers, gas lines, and other environmental factors to undermine Bell, but those are moreso a tactics thing than an equipment thing.

Stealth skills are another near deadlock. I consider their immediate skill in covert operations to be nearly equal, with equally impossible feats under the belts of both: 47 infiltrating the White House, vs Bell infiltrating a meeting of the heads of state of the Soviet Union. Normally I'd give 47 the edge for improvisation. Bell is usually following a preset plan in most of their missions while 47 inprovises on site, but Bell's plans end up going to hell in such a way that they end up improvising anyways. The thing that nudges this field juuuuuuuust into 47's ball park here is creativity, Instinct, and quality of diguises.

When the plan goes to shit and 47 is left scrambling, his immediate instinct is to break off as quietly as possible to strike back at a more opportune moment. When Bell is up shits creak without a paddle, their first instinct is to get out of dodge shooting down everything in their path with whatever weapon they can find. Both of these have been highly successful approaches, but 47's has a better payoff in a one-on-one like this. Furthermore, Instinct will allow 47 to keep an eye in Bell and maneuver them into unwinnable situations, even from far away, or while retreating undercover. And finally, while both are experts of disguise and infiltration, 47 has a better track record owing to his specialization in that field, successful passing himself off as loved ones to complete strangers, where Bell had to rely on prior familiarity with the Soviets they were infiltrating.

On the other hand, this is only an advantage if 47 manages to break off from the engagement. Even then, Bell's equal skill does give good odds that they could get the drop on 47 as well. Instinct does not make 47 omniscient.

Finally, we have hand to hand combat, which is 47's most definitive edge. He is a little over twice as strong as his competition (3,600 vs 1,686), has more modern training, and has fought more people in hand to hand combat in more varied situations across various different fields of combat, while Bell as specifically fought only soldiers like themself in specifically battlefield situations with similar training and tactics to themself. But, this advantage is solely predicated of experience and strength. In terms of skill and caliber of opponents fought, 47 and Bell are once again equals, with Alex Mason in particularly either evenly matching (Lucas Grey) or downright surpassing some of 47's toughest foes (Sanchez and The Rage).

All that said, 47 does not sweep Bell by any stretch. Most of his advantages are only by slight margins. Ever single skill that Bell and 47 share is a field they are nearly equal in. I'd even go so far as to put marksmanship slightly in Bell's corner given the caliber of opponent (Mason) that Bell has outsniped, 47 just has more skills generally to draw on.

Part of this is due to experience, yes. 47 is nearly 60 compared to his opponent's "unspecified but 30s at the youngest". But this mostly comes down to their exact specializations. Bell is a black ops soldier might to fight and infiltrate in Cold War military environments. 47 is an all purpose assassin built to operate in *any* environment. The areas that 47 outclasses Bell, particular in creativity and bizarre weaponry, are areas that wouldn't be useful behind cover in the battlefield and are only coming up as shortcomings here in a one on one fight against someone who does those skills.

That's what happens when you put the protagonist of a military FPS against a Stealth Sandbox protagonist. One has to be built for doing one specific thing very well, while the other has to do *everything* very well. And when the sandbox character has six games to perfect their arsenal, well... there's only one conclusion to be reached.

Here's how I think this fight would roughly play out.

This would start out as your standard shootout and they two would stand evenly matched for a long time. Eventually, one or the other gets forced back. Either 47 gets forced to retreat by Bell's destructive arsenal and battlefield experience, or Bell is driven to retreat by 47's bizarre weaponry. More likely the former. What ensues is a game of stealth and misdirection as the two try to get the drop on each other.

47 would use his Instinct to keep an eye on Bell while using every weapon he can find to set up an ambush. Given 47's experience outsmarting Cold War operatives, such as Eric Soders and Janus, both of whom were major players in undercover operations in the Cold War, 47 would use prior knowledge of that sort of mindset to set a purposefully inconspicuous trap, all the while trying to keep hidden with sporadic movements. Given Bell's own considerable skill, especially considering their defective work, this would take some time to pull off...

Both characters would ambush and escape each other back and forth with gas grenades and flash bangs, wearing each other down with traded bullet wounds, stab wounds, and cholk holds before disappearing again.

47's victory wouldn't come from a superior display of martial arts, or gun play, or even stealth. It'd come from the perfectly laid trap. An entire room set to blow with a leaking stove before Bell takes a shot... flooding a room before carefully using a loose cord... or loosening the supports right below the most viable sniping perch right when Bell goes to take the high ground. One mistep and it would just be over. No muss. No fuss.

"Target down, 47. Now find an exit."

This Throwdown's Winner is...

Agent 47!

[anurag-0008]

18yrs Old Trying to Create Luxury Society

Krish Arora, a visionary entrepreneur, is setting new standards in luxury and high-society experiences through his exclusive club, Celeste. Designed to cater to the ultra-wealthy and high-net-worth individuals, Celeste offers a unique blend of sophisticated events, elite gatherings, and luxury services that speak directly to the aspirations and lifestyle of the top 1%. Arora's vision is not just to create a society of the affluent but to redefine the idea of luxury in ways that resonate with today’s discerning individuals who are always in search of something more refined, more personal, and more exclusive.

The Vision Behind Celeste: A Lifestyle, Not Just a Club

The concept of Celeste is simple yet powerful: create an elite community where wealth meets unique, high-end experiences. Arora has meticulously curated an array of luxurious activities and opportunities for members to indulge in, including private yacht parties, golf tournaments, curated movie screenings, tennis events, and even the chance to rent sneakers, watches, and high-end cars. Each event and service is designed with an acute understanding of what makes luxury appealing to the ultra-rich—access, exclusivity, and a touch of the extraordinary.

Arora’s vision is not just about lavish parties or gatherings. It’s about offering the type of environment that allows the ultra-wealthy to connect, relax, and enjoy a lifestyle that is entirely in tune with their personal tastes and preferences. By prioritizing exclusivity and focusing on creating an environment where every detail caters to luxury, Celeste has become more than a club; it’s a sanctuary for high society.

Expanding Horizons: From Exclusive Club to Luxury Brand

Arora’s ambition extends beyond crafting a world-class luxury society. Through Celeste, he aims to create an ecosystem where luxury is a way of life, leading to ventures that embody the same ethos of exclusivity and quality. One of his flagship plans is to launch Kriaad Jewels, a brand specializing in high-quality, lab-grown diamond jewelry. Positioned as a premium yet affordable option, Kriaad Jewels will be tailored to appeal to both men and women in the club who desire luxury items with a modern, sustainable twist. Offering a collection that ranges from ₹1,000 to ₹50,000, the brand will cater to those looking for understated yet sophisticated jewelry pieces that are not only stylish but also ethically conscious.

Arora's entry into the jewelry market is just the beginning. He also plans to expand into luxury clothing, adding an exclusive range of high-end attire that reflects the sophistication and elegance of Celeste members. With a deep understanding of luxury fashion, Arora envisions a line that will effortlessly blend classic style with contemporary trends, offering a wardrobe that mirrors the affluent lifestyles of his clientele.

Why Celeste Matters: An Ecosystem of Luxury

At its core, Celeste is more than just a club; it is the heart of a carefully curated luxury ecosystem. By creating a community that resonates with the values and aspirations of the ultra-rich, Arora is laying the foundation for a brand that transcends traditional luxury. Each aspect of Celeste—from the events and experiences to Kriaad Jewels and the luxury clothing line—is a testament to Arora's commitment to providing high-quality, bespoke offerings for his clients.

Krish Arora’s ambitious vision and strategic insight into the world of luxury are transforming Celeste into a lifestyle destination for the elite. For Arora, luxury is not just about material possessions; it’s about crafting experiences that resonate, create memories, and connect people on the highest levels. With Celeste and his upcoming ventures in lab-grown diamonds and luxury fashion, he is truly redefining what it means to belong to a luxury society.