Scottsdale-based real estate development firm Catclar Investments, which created SOHO Scottsdale, announced the recent launch of Phase 2 since Phase 1 with lofts and condo/townhomes is 50% sold out, according to a press release.
The term minimalism is also used to describe a trend in design and architecture where in the subject is reduced to its necessary elements. Minimalist design has been highly influenced by Japanese traditional design and architecture. In addition, the work of De Stijl artists is a major source of reference for this kind of work.
10 years of Commercial Executive Magazine and our annual “Women in Power” issue- or should we say women empowered. Naturally, because of the male-dominated nature of the commercial real estate industry, we feature more men on covers. This has nothing to do with the top executive’s sex but rather their success. Fortunately more women than ever are making their mark in the business, generating inspiration with their stories of facing adversity and embracing change for everyone.
Irene Catsibris Clary made a name for herself in the fields of land acquisition, planning, development, and construction. Shortly after moving to the Valley from Toronto in 2000, Clary established her own development company, Catclar Investments, in 2003.
In Episode 33, Irene Catsibris Clary, founder of Catclar Investments, joins the roster of industry leaders on The Real Estate Sessions podcast. Irene runs a real estate development company, as a woman in a heavily male-dominated field, Irene has interesting stories to share.
Incorporating classic design elements like mansard roofs and windows with muntin bars, the 27 luxury tri-level townhomes at The Rosedale Residences will surely prove irresistible to many a homebuyer, and the walking-distance proximity to Biltmore Fashion Park is sure to be a lure as well.
With businesses recruiting young tech talent to the Scottsdale Airpark, developers are building new live-work spaces to nest them in.
2015 has been a big year for urban developments in Phoenix and Scottsdale. Along with additions of new dining and shopping destinations, the Valley has welcome-or is about to welcome- a slew of fresh condos, townhomes, and villas to the mix. From 24-hour concierge service to sleep, modern good looks, these 12 new communities are bursting with reason why they could be “home sweet home.”
A funny thing happened to Irene Clary on her way to becoming a lawyer. After backpacking around Europe, a chance decision to drop into a Toronto temp agency led to a summer job with a real estate developer.