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Sun City West revenue takes a hit amid slowing home sales

Asset preservation fee appears down compared with previous years

Some Valley homeowners are reluctant to sell only to trade out their lower mortgage interest rate for a higher one, and with it a likely higher monthly payment.

And that lack of sales is curtailing revenue for the Recreation Centers of Sun City West.

RCSCW officials are feeling the impact from rising interest rates and slow home sales.

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