Campaige Place Phoenix, Las Vegas and Memphis

Urban living for single workers, the Campaige apartments and condominium residences in these three cities are brought to the rental real estate market by THG The Tom Home Group of developers.

Located in three distinct cities including Phoenix, Las Vegas and Memphis, the Campaige apartment residence condominiums are available for rental at very affordable rates when considering what you will get from your rental of these apartment homes in central locations. Perfect for those single workers who seek urban living experiences in the form of apartment-style communities, the Campaige Phoenix, Campaige Place Las Vegas and Campaige Memphis apartments are now available for those who seek short or long term rental agreements in these business oriented cities. Read below for more information about the THG Campaige Place apartment offerings in the various cities.

Downtown Phoenix Campaige Place Apartments

Convenient downtown urban living in Phoenix Arizona is now possible through the rental apartments at Campaige Place located on 209 West Jackson Street in Phoenix, AZ 85003. To learn more about the brand new furnished efficiencies at the downtown Phoenix Campaige Apartment condominiums, please call for details at 602.296.5200 today so that you have room to save, grow and for all you need. There is a map online at the rental Campaige Place apartments web site located here: http://www.campaige.com/cpmap.html and you can see that the downtown Phoenix apartments at rental Campaige Place are conveniently located near Bank One Ballpark, America West Arena, Civic Mall, Phoenix Museum of History, Arizona Science Center, Heritage Square, One AZ Center, Central Transit Center, Federal Buildings, Phoenix City Hall, Patriot’s Square Park, County Courthouse, City Council of Phoenix and the Superior Court Complex. If you need to be close to the central business districts of Phoenix or downtown at all, then the Campaige Apartments here will certainly be the best rental residences available. Currently, the Phoenix rental apartment condos at Campaige costs only ninety five dollars weekly move in special. For other presales Phoenix condominiums and real estate in Arizona property market, click here.

The Las Vegas rental Campaige Place Apartments

The weekly special rate for moving into the centrally located downtown Las Vegas rental apartments at Campaige Place is now only ninety nine US dollars. Located at 211 North Eighth Street in Las Vegas Nevada, the rental Campaige apartment condominiums have furnished efficiencies and are close to the downtown transportation center, post office, Fremont Street, Lloyd D. George Federal Building, Race Rock, Hotels and Casinos, Albertsons and Sav-On, Charleston Pizza, District Health Center, Community Center and Municipal Sports. For all your downtown needs, the Las Vegas Campaige rental apartments are convenient, affordable and definitely urban for those looking for a rental condominium in the heart of LV.

The Memphis Campaige Apartment Rentals

The third stop for the rental Campaige Place apartment complexes is in Memphis where they are located at 2715 Cherry Road in Tennessee. For more information, you can call the Campaige Place apartments in Memphis at 901.312.9677 and you can ask about their furnished apartment/hotel condominium units and suites that are truly urban and convenient to the downtown strip. The Memphis Campaige Place rental apartment condo suites are close to Memphis Lake, Galloway Golf Course, Audubon Park, University of Memphis, American Way Transit Center, Walmart, Fedex and all the local conveniences that you need. The weekly move in special into the rental apartments at Campaige Memphis is only $99 USD, just like in Las Vegas.

Tenant Profiles at the three Campaige Place apartments for rent can be seen online at their marketing web site on Tom Hom Group’s presence at http://www.tomhomgroup.com/tenants.html. You can also read more about the Tom Hom Group’s Campaige Place apartments for rent online at http://www.tomhomgroup.com/.

Rates and Amenities

These are different for all three apartment rental locations for the Campaige Apartments and rental condominium suites in Phoenix, Memphis and Las Vegas. Firstly, the Phoenix Campaige apartment rentals will be $95 weekly move-in special and will include utilties, phone with free local, microwave, fridge, two burner stove, garbage disposal, color tv, cable/showtime, tenant laundry, resident computers, keycard entry, housekeeping services, mini-mart, air-con, heating, twenty four hour reception, fitness center, garden patio, internat access and gated parking. The rental condominums at the Las Vegas Campaigne Place real estate properties includes the $99 move-in and the rental apartments will include utitities, phone, microwave, fridge, two burner stove, color tv, tenant laundry, internet, workout room, patio, gated parking, housekeeping, keycard entry and a mini-mart as well. Last but not least is the rental Campaige Memphis apartments that will basically include everything as above at the Las Vegas and Phoenix locations, but also an indoor pool and spa area and the cable is with HBO.

Real Estate Buyers Fly Solo and No Relief in Sight for Real Estate Tenants

Australians are waiting longer to commit to a relationship but aren’t letting that stop them from buying property, a survey suggests. Published in the January edition of API Magazine in Australia on Page 11.

The number of Australians planning to buy real estate property on their own is on the rise, a Mortgage Choice survey of homebuyers found.

The survey found that people looking to buy their own home within two years were much more likely to buy on their own than those who bought within the past two years. Of the homebuyers-to-be, 36 per cent said they would buy on their won, compared to just 18 per cent of the recent real estate purchasers.

“These days it’s becoming more common for people to commit to another person later in life,” said Mortgage Choice national corporate affairs manager Warren O’Rourke. “But (Australians) aren’t letting that stop them from investing in the real estate property market.”

“Even low housing affordability is not a deterrent. They are empowering themselves as individuals and taking charge of a real estate property portfolio on their own,” O’Rourke said.

Mortgage Choice found that Western Australia had the highest proportion of buyers-to-be planning a solo real estate purchase (46 per cent) while New South Wales had the lowest (32 per cent).

No Relief in Sight for Real Estate Tenants: Published in Jan ’07 edition of Australian Property Investor magazine. A majority of Australians expect their rent bill to rise in the next few months and predict rents will continue to climb as occupancy rates tighten, according to a recent survey.

Website realestate.com.au surveyed 1480 Australians, with 83.4 per cent of the participants saying they planned to rent a home in the next six months. While 67.1 per cent of respondants believed rents would rise, 15.4 per cent believed they’d stay the same and 5 per cent believed they’d fall. 12.5 per cent had no answer.

It may get worse for tenants before it gets better, with 64 per cent of respondants saying occupancy rates were likely to go up in the next five years. Only 15 per cent believed they’d go down, and 21 per cent thought they’d stay the same. Of the respondants, 68 per cent were female and 32 per cent were male. The survey’s participants were spread around the country, living in New South Wales n (25.8 per cent), Victoria (27.3 per cent) South Australia (5.5 per cent), the Australian Capital Territory (1.3 per cent), Western Australia (9.4 per cent), queensland (27.7 per cent), Tasmania (1.7 per cent) and the Northern Territory (1.3 per cent).

“Given real estate rental vacancy rates are at the lowest level on record, it’s not surprising that most people believe it’s going to get even tougher to afford the rent on their home,” said realestate.com.au general manager Australia and New Zealand, Shaun Di Gregorio.

Di Gregoria offered some tips to renters in this competitive real estate renters market. “Don’t limit your search to just one area,” he suggested. “Cast the net a little wider to include surrounding neighbourhoods. “With so much competition, get your application in as soon as possible, even if you’re uncertain about the real estate property.”

“Many agents will take applications electronically and this is a really fast way to submit. Scan copies of references, identification, like your driver’s license and the application form itself into your computer and then email directly to the real estate agent.”

Don’t Blaim Real Estate Investors: Despite getting some bad press, property real estate investors aren’t to blame for low housing affordability, says analyst Michael Matusik. Published in the Australian Property Investor magazine Jan ’07 edition.

Recent reports on the housing affordability issue had wrongly place the blame at the feet of real estate investors and the negative gearing provisions that make real estate investment more attractive, Matusik said.

He said it was a myth that investors were driving house prices higher by outbidding potential first time home buyers.

“Real estate investors in residential property are in the business of supplying accommodation,” Matusik writes in a recent Snapshot report published by Matusik Property Insights.

“Orthodox economics says that a subsidy (negative gearing in this case) to suppliers (investors) – all things being equal – will result in an increase in supply and a fall in the price of the product (rental housing) supplied. A subsidy to residential real estate investors results in an increased suppy of rental accommodations, lower rents, and a reduction in the demand for, and prices of, owner-occupied housing too. Favourable tax treatment of residential real estate investors results in lower, not higher, house prices. One could argue, given the current shortage of rental accommodations across Australia, that the subsidy to residential real estate property owners is not generous enough. There should be more negative gearing, not less!

“The parable that investors elbow intending owner-residents to the back of the housing queue, hence forcing up the price of real estate housing, is nonsense. Extraordinary price growth, resulting from competition for housing, can only occur when there is a constraint on the long-term supply of dwellings.”

To back up this point, Matusik pointed out that while the real estate market for rented apartments had performed as a normal market – with rents and prices broadly rising in line with inflation – since the late 1980s, house prices had increased substantially.

He said this was because there had been few limitations on the supply of apartments across Australia over the past 20 years but the supply of land for new housing stock had been limited. Matusik said financial, policy, and social barriers were conspiring to reduce the level of home ownership among first homebuyers – not real estate investors squeezing homebuyers out of the market.

He also warned that any move to limit or remove negative gearing would see property investors in real estate shift their money to other real estate investments and rents would subsequently skyrocket.

Did you know?
28% of households in Australia’s capital cities are rented
40% could be rentals within two decades

Source: Matusik Property Insights