December 26th, 2004
Money and imagination are the only limits to the luxury options added to today’s custom homes. “Whatever the owner wants and can afford, is what he gets,” said architect Jim Hann of James Hann Designs in Scottsdale…
December 1st, 2004
Money and imagination are the only limits to the luxury options added to today’s custom homes. “Whatever the owner wants and can afford, is what he gets,” said architect Jim Hann of James Hann Designs in Scottsdale…
October 10th, 2004
From the third floor of their offices in downtown Scottsdale, Scott and Debbie Jarson have front-row seats for what they and others believe are changing dynamics in the city’s future…
October 1st, 2004
Valley owners of architecturally significant homes–masterpieces by greats such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Al Beadle and Will Bruder–face a daunting dilemma: preserve it or knock it down? Here are two very good reasons to take the road less traveled.
“These homes are little works of art indicating our place in time,” says realtor Scott Jarson, a longtime resident and specialist in Arizona’s architecturally significant properties. “They can’t be replicated. They represent a cherished time in Valley history when you could get a custom, architect-designed home without being a multimillionaire. And that’s really cool.”
From the third floor of their offices in downtown Scottsdale, Scott and Debbie Jarson have front-row seats for what they and others believe are changing dynamics in the city’s future…
September 1st, 2004
A husband-and-wife real estate team that has made architecturally unique home sales their niche has a new and equally unique corporate home.…
Scott and Debbie Jarson, a real estate team with a focus on architecturally unique homes, have formed an independent real estate company in their own architecturally unique building in the Scottsdale Downtown Arts District.…
July 1st, 2004
On of the metro region’s more unusual residential developments is under construction a short bike ride from Arizona State University, but few of the tenants are students. Most of the buyers of The Vale Condominiums are professionals who like its design…
May 1st, 2004
Urban infill housing is a hot market for Tempe developers, and buyers wasted no time snapping up one of the latest developments a mile west of Arizona State university. Contracts for The Vale will not be signed for a couple of weeks, but most of the…
Estates West magazine named Scott Jarson an “A List Realtor” because he and his wide, Debbie, are known as the “go-to team” for buyers interested in architecturally unique residences. The honor is in the summer 2004 issue of the magazine…
March 1st, 2004
Vision without action creates little value. Taking this to heart, we have developed the “Vision to Value” awards for “Local Heroes” who exemplify their profession and serve clients and community. 1. A great idea and execution that contributes to the good of…
January 1st, 2004
Scott Jarson and his wife Debbie have made a business “Defining Desert Living,” as promised in their agency’s tag line. In the early 90’s, about five years into his career as a real-estate agent, Scott realized that he couldn’t sell another…