Mar. 18, 2009 12:00 AM
The Arizona Republic
A former executive of a company that manufactures cable boxes for televisions, the president of a national food-service distribution company and an account executive with a New York fundraising organization are among the buyers and sellers in this week’s priciest home sales.
$3,000,000
John and Debra Bacon paid cash for a 5,137-square-foot home originally built in 2008 south of the Desert Highlands Golf Club in Scottsdale. The Bacons, from Medina, Wash., are known for philanthropy through their John and Debra Bacon Family Foundation, a private non-profit charitable organization. This new home was sold by Ron Edmundson, as president of Insured Dealer Services Inc. of Scottsdale.
$2,450,000
Conrad J. Wredberg and Norma W. Wredberg, as trustees of the Conrad J. Wredberg and Norman W. Wredberg Trust, paid cash for a 4,894-square-foot home originally built in 2007 on the southwestern side of the Estancia Club in Scottsdale. Conrad Wredberg is a former senior executive with Scientific-Atlanta, a Cisco company, a Georgia-based manufacturer of cable television, telecommunications and broadband equipment. The home was sold by James C. Neubauer and Janice K. Neubauer, as trustees of the Neubauer Living Trust.
$1,920,000
Douglas Minert bought a 5,825-square-foot home originally built in 2007 on the northeastern side of Troon Country Club in Scottsdale. Douglas Minert became president of Food Services of America in Scottsdale in February replacing Tom Staley. The home was sold by Stephen Ingrassia, an account executive with Executive Sports Group of New York, a fundraising organization.
$1,640,000
Douglas I. Pruessing paid cash for a 5,477-square-foot home with pool originally built in 1985 on the greens of the Boulders Club in Scottsdale. The home was sold by Anne Janine Mitro, as personal representative of the estate of Frieda B. Rosenthal, who is deceased.
$1,500,000
Lynn Grant and his wife, Bonnie, paid cash for a new home east of the Pinnacle Peak Country Club in Scottsdale. The home was sold by Jameson Van Ness, as president of J.K. Van Ness Investments Corp. in Goodyear.
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