An owner of a refrigerated-services company, a former CEO of a company that owned the most Burger King franchises in the U.S., an owner of a concrete company in Washington state and investors from Chicago are among the buyers and sellers in this week’s priciest home sales in the Scottsdale/Paradise Valley area surrounding Phoenix.
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$5,350,000
LAL Scottsdale LLC, an Arizona limited-liability company in Omaha, Neb., whose managing member is Lance Larsen, paid cash for a new home on the south side of the Desert Highlands Golf Club in Scottsdale. Lance S. Larsen is president and owner of Millard Refrigerated Services, the second-largest refrigerated-warehouse and distribution company in the United States. The home was sold by Vern Bennett as manager of Colco LLC, a member of HCA investment LLC, a Washington state LLC.
$4,620,000
Matthew Hulsizer and his wife, Jennifer Just, paid cash for a 16,105-square-foot home built in 2001 on the east side of the Whisper Rock Golf Club in Scottsdale. Along with his wife, Hulsizer is a co-founder of Peak6 Investments, an option-trading and risk-management firm in Chicago. Hulsizer is CEO and Jennifer is chief administrative officer. Hulsizer, a former college hockey player, withdrew a bid to acquire the Phoenix Coyotes last summer. The home was sold by William H. Gibbs.
$3,700,000
Sara J. Jaro, as trustee of the Sarah J. Jaro 2003 Trust, paid cash for a new home on the western edge of the Silverleaf Club in Scottsdale. Her husband, Lawrence E. Jaro, was chief executive officer of AmeriKing, doing business as the National Restaurant Enterprises in Westchester, Ill., which at one time was one of the largest holders of Burger King franchises in the country with more than 100 in the Chicago area alone. The home was sold by Anthony and Rebecca Salcito, as trustees of their 2006 trust. Anthony J. Salcito Jr. is vice president and co-owner of Salcito Custom Homes and managing member of Discount Disposal Services, both in Scottsdale.
$3,300,000
Ty and Stacie Reoh purchased a 8,722-square-foot home built in 2009 at Troon Canyon Estates on the east side of Troon Mountain in Scottsdale. Ty Reoh is the owner of Superior Concrete in Lake Stevens, Wash. The home, which has a 1,300-square-foot pool, was sold by DHB Real Estate, whose sole member is New York Community Bancorp.
$2,745,000
Matthew and Kristina Carter, as trustees of the Carter Family Revocable Trust, bought a 7,274-square-foot home with pool built in 2000 at Kensington Estates in Paradise Valley. Matthew Carter is a partner at Ironwood Investment Counsel, a wealth and investment firm in Scottsdale. The home was sold by Mills and Loretta Brown, as trustees of their 1996 trust. Mills Brown is a partner and principal of Ross Brown Partners in Phoenix, a commercial real-estate company. In 1992, Mills and a partner purchased Valley Dodge and changed its name to Performance Dodge LLC. They continue to operate the dealership.
- Researched by John McLean and the Information Market (via AZcentral)
