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  • Placerville, CA
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Coronavirus impact on the Phoenix market

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  • Contractor
  • Placerville, CA
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The thread on the Las Vegas market has been a major help providing leads for me to do more research and I'm really hoping to get more info on Phoeni. I've noticed some inspiring companies and jobs relative to manufacturing. Nikola, printed circuit board companies, machine shops, contract manufacturers etc. Plus the trades. GPEC is inspiring and the business climate seems more appealing than California. What do you think of Phoenix's future? I was also very interested in the BP thread on cash flow/appreciation were the only place other than the heartland of America was San Tan valley. Please Phoenix locals share. TIA

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