As most of you know, I like football. Okay, I LOVE football. So no one could be more excited than me that the Super Bowl is returning to Arizona next year! Super Bowl XLIX (49) is going to be played right here on our home soil in the beautiful valley of the sun, and it’s sure to be a boost in the Arizona economy. Here are 3 things you need to know about the 2015 Arizona Super Bowl.
Get in shape. Stop procrastinating. Make more money. There’s nothing like a list of personal resolutions to kick off the New Year. But have you stopped to make New Year’s resolutions for your home too? After all, your home is the place you like spend the most time and it deserves a little improvement as well. Enjoy these 5 festive New Year’s resolutions for your home.
February is the month of love and while most are spending money on chocolates, roses, and hot dates for their sweethearts, when’s the last time you wined and dined your home? It’s time to show some love to your abode, the sticks and bricks that keep you sheltered from the rain. Stop taking your home for granted and start giving it some tokens of true love. Here are 3 great valentine’s gifts for your home.
How Our Phoenix Property Management Company Keeps Properties Occupied When you own rental property, it is important that you find the right tenants to help keep your properties generating money. Finding tenants in a competitive rental market, such as Phoenix, takes a lot of work. However, by hiring our Phoenix property management company, Simply Property Management, you don’t have to do any of the work involving tenant placement. Our company does that work for you.
Searching for a rental home can be an arduous task, especially if you don’t live in the city where you are looking for rental property. Not only does it take time to find the right house, but if you are also unfamiliar with the city, you may not know which areas to avoid. Simply Property Management can help you find a new home in Phoenix when you are looking for a house to rent.
Today is the 45th Anniversary of Earth Day, a celebration which is held in more than 192 countries around the world on April 22nd each year. Earth day is meant to show support for protecting and preserving our environment. There are also many communities thatsupport environmental issues by celebrating Earth Week to expand the time frame that people focus on the earth and how they can help preserve it for future generations. Here are 10 Earth Day facts you never knew.
May is the unofficial starting season of summer in Arizona and as a result, both residents and their utility bills are already starting to feel the burn. Unsurprisingly, cooling accounts for forty percent of the energy consumption in the average Arizona home and easily fosters bills over $200 a month observes Phoenix property managers. Here are the top 3 ways tips to save on cooling costs this summer.
Ever walked into a home or building that instantly made you feel sick? Maybe it had strong paint and chemical smells, reeked of mold and dust, or just made you feel ill. It turns out, our indoor environment has a huge impact on us, influencing not only our moods but our health as well. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) identifies those who may become ill in their indoor surroundings as experiencing sick building syndrome (SBS).
They don’t call Arizona the Valley of the Sun for nothing! With summer temperatures constantly in the triple digits, it’s no surpriseArizona residents choose to spend so much time by the pool to cool off. However, Phoenix property managers know that the more people hanging out by the pool, the more chances there are for accidental drownings in Arizona.
If you’ve ever been caught driving in one of Arizona’s infamous haboobs (that’s a dust storm for all you non-Arizona natives) then you know firsthand how dangerous Arizona monsoons can be this time of year. During Arizona monsoons, lightning strikes, high winds, wildfires, flash flooding and extreme heat have caused an average of ten deaths and sixty injuries along with tens of millions of dollars of damage each year according to the National Climatic Data Center.
