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Ernest A. Curry
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Intel Corp to Chandler, AZ | Investment Ideas

Ernest A. Curry
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  • Lithia Springs, GA
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The State of Arizona has recovered very fast from the Global Pandemic. There has been a lot of companies building manufacturing plants to the state. One in particular is Intel. I want to know from this community of genius real estate investors how do/would you plan to maximize this opportunity? 

If you want more context here is a link with more information regarding corporations building here:

AZ Commerce Authority

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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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The strange thing about the Phoenix metro is the East Valley is starting to run into barriers and having to expand southward but unlike many cities that have this problem like LA or San Francisco it isn't the oceans or mountains that block development but the native american reservations.  That being said the city still has room to grow outward and it is not yet clear which cities are likely to become the secondary job centers.

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