Toured Concho, Arizona on December 26, 2007. I took SR 87 up from Scottsdale and drove by Fountain Hills, Payson, Heber, and Show Low. Driving in my rental car took a little under 3 hours to Show Low. Very little snow was still on the ground from the overnight snowstorm.
I filmed the Concho Valley Unit 6 property from corner of Osage Land and Ranch Drive. I pan over to the Town of St. Johns water tank and property. Town officials have told me at some point the water tank will be removed. At this time no water is privided in this Concho, Arizona subdivision. On the backside of Concho Valley Unit 6 St Johns Arizona has an active city well that provides municipal water water to St Johns.
No luxury homes, mobile homes, or manufactured homes have been built in this subdivision yet. This Arizona land is flat with no pine trees. Cattle roam the land at times. This is open range land. You can fence off your property to keep the wildlife and cattle away.
Talked with a few local real estate specialists. Things are real slow right now and slow for the whole White Mountains real estate market.
One of the Vernon real estate mogils was on vacation down in Tucson??? Yes Tucson.
The Windsor Valley Ranch subdivision has a nice sign along the State Route 61. I did not see anyone touring that land nor any sales people around on the property.
I also did a quick tour of the new homes for sale in Show Low. The Show Low Bluff development is one of the largest developments in the White Mountains.
In all it was a nice day trip to see the White Moutains and Concho.