Commercial rentals

Nags Head Planning Board hears feedback from residents, approves special use permit and discusses zoning of historic character neighborhood Posted 8:02 p.m. on Wednesday, November 23, 2022 1 of 6 Nags Head Planning Council Vice Chair Kristi Wright, Chair Megan Vaughan and Council Member Gary Ferguson. Photo by Judy StilesRead More →

Today’s RealTrending podcast features Dr. Lee Davenport, real estate coach and author who specializes in helping real estate professionals grow and teaching others about fair housing. Dr. Lee talks about the science behind personalities and how to tailor your real estate prospecting to your personality. For example, some personalities areRead More →

Nature’s Walk townhouse development in Pitt Meadows. (Neil Corbett/The News) Provenance townhouses in Maple Ridge. (Neil Corbett/The News) Nature’s Walk townhouse development in Pitt Meadows. (Neil Corbett/The News) Provenance townhouses in Maple Ridge. (Neil Corbett/The News) Residential development continues apace in Maple Ridge. New mayor Dan Ruimy said his councilRead More →

By DAVID KOENIG, AP Airlines Editor People who are still looking to book trips home to visit family or take vacations during the holidays should act fast and be prepared for sticker shock. Airline executives say based on bookings, they expect huge demand for flights over Thanksgiving, Christmas and NewRead More →

On the November agenda of the Board of Zoning Appeals, the council considered newly proposed Airbnbs, a self-storage facility and a bar. Here’s what you missed at this month’s meeting: Denied: Airbnbs on East Washington Street This month’s meeting saw two applications for a short-term rental located in the historicRead More →

Across the country, cities large and small will decide the future of local short-term rental operations and regulations via ballot action on Tuesday, November 8. The topic of short term rental regulation has come to the fore over the years and has proven to be incredibly nuanced with pros andRead More →

The Marsac building. Park City Council unanimously passed an ordinance on Thursday allowing “fractional ownership” homes in zoning districts that allow timeshares and private residence clubs, except for subdivisions that have requested the municipality of prohibit overnight rentals in their neighborhood. The ordinance creates a new fractional housing unit useRead More →

The following Management’s Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations contains “forward-looking statements,” including statements about our beliefs and expectations. There are many risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed in the forward-looking statements. Potential factors that could cause actualRead More →

A set of ordinances that would allow the establishment of marijuana facilities in Ludington are making their way through to final city approvals. Ludington City Manager Mitch Foster on Friday released draft ordinance changes, maps and a scoring rubric that will be used to determine the types of marijuana facilitiesRead More →

The New Orleans City Council moved Thursday to dramatically expand the temporary ban on new residential short-term rentals, halting renewals of existing permits and those already in the process of applying. The expanded ban, which passed unanimously, could begin as early as November 3 and remain in effect for upRead More →

Isaac French grew up working in his father’s construction company and has always loved design. He moved to Waco, Texas in 2020 and wanted to take advantage of the hot real estate market there. The French buy a small piece of land and build a “small hotel” there, consisting ofRead More →

Last Tuesday afternoon, the conference room of the Chattanooga City Council building on Lindsay Street was packed. Chairs were brought out to accommodate an interested crowd of about two dozen people who lined the perimeter of the room as a dedicated committee of board members and staff continued a months-longRead More →

APPLETON – David L. Ober, 67, died early Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2022, at Brigham & Womens Hospital in Boston, after a period of declining health. Born in Camden, June 2, 1955, he was the son of Leland S. and Joan A. Rival Ober. David grew up in Islesboro, where heRead More →

Even for seasoned business owners, like restaurateur Juan Placencia, getting the business licenses you need can be difficult. “I have a bit of a lead and it was still tough for me to navigate,” Placencia said. A former owner of two restaurants and recent operator of a cloud kitchen (noRead More →

US multinational Qualcomm has acquired more than 1.8 million square feet spread over a 20-storey retail tower at property developer K Raheja Corp’s IT park in Hyderabad in one of the largest office lease deals , said people with direct knowledge of the development. It will be Qualcomm’s largest suchRead More →

South Dakota has the highest percentage of tenants in arrears, at 26%, according to a new study. Pictured is Mount Rushmore National Monument. Photo by Mike Kline (notkalvin) Renters across the United States are feeling the effects of soaring inflation, rising housing prices and the end of the nationwide banRead More →

Democratic Congressional District 5 candidate Mike Barkley gave an update on his campaign ahead of the Nov. 8 general election. Barly, whom the Enterprise interviewed in Mayseeks to unseat longtime Republican Representative Tom McClintock. Barkley says his campaign is getting better every day. Barkley said that since McClintock lost halfRead More →

Commercial real estate tenants are under more financial pressure than before the Covid-19 pandemic. Commercial real estate is made up of the main asset classes of offices, commerce and industry. Data shows commercial property tenants are under more financial pressure than before the Covid-19 pandemic, with around a third behindRead More →

It has been said that one person’s trash is another person’s treasure. For AL Lowder, Inc. in Albemarle, he was able to build a successful family business with this adage at the forefront. The company, located at 435 Willow St., is probably best known for its extensive on-site metal recyclingRead More →

Watch the elevator pitch and read campaign Q&A from Squamish District mayoral candidate Mike Young. As part of our coverage of the 2022 municipal election, Chief Squamish has sent questionnaires to all candidates running for council or mayor. Identical questions were provided to each candidate, who had the opportunity toRead More →

(Photo by Rad Electric Bikes) North America’s largest e-bike company is bringing its bikes to consumers for the first time through a subscription plan – but not in the US Seattle-based Rad Power Bikes is partnering with a German company already in the e-bike subscription business to provide its vehiclesRead More →

DENVER–(BUSINESS WIRE)–SpareBox Storage, the self-storage industry’s leading unmanned operator, today announced that it has successfully strengthened its balance sheet with a $462.5 million refinancing from Bank of America. SpareBox is one of the fastest growing self-storage companies helping to consolidate the highly fragmented industry and, in just over two years,Read More →

Construction has begun on Vyne on Haven, Elmhurst’s newest rental apartment project, a 200-unit block in a mix of six-, five- and four-storey sections stretching from the northwest corner of First Street and Haven Road north along Haven almost to Schiller Street. Toby Veit, vice president of real estate developmentRead More →

Quarters are for neighbors. The passage of Measure A in La Quinta on Nov. 8 will enshrine that message in law, which can only be changed by another vote of the electorate. In January 2021, I read a letter to the Mayor and City Council in the minutes at aRead More →

Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission on purchases made through links on this page. Content of the article According to data from an international commercial real estate firm, Alberta’s multifamily market is seeing record investment in purpose-built rentals. Content ofRead More →

Britain’s biggest landlords are selling their rental properties and pouring their money into business investments as part of a fresh bid to escape government repression. Investors with large residential portfolios are abandoning traditional rentals to buy shops, restaurants, offices and construction sites. Simon O’Brien, of O’Brien Estate Agents, said theRead More →

Rent Peloton’s Bike/Bike+ for a low monthly rate that includes the cost of All Access membership, with no long-term commitment NEW YORK, September 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Today, Peloton (NASDAQ: PTON) announced the national expansion of its rental program, offering future members the opportunity to enjoy the signature Peloton experienceRead More →

With dire economic news and skyrocketing costs everywhere you turn, you’re definitely going to want to see this amazing “2 for 1” special that includes a main house, garage, detached garage and a price you won’t believe. simply not! — Combining the best of old style with modern conveniences, hereRead More →

Alirio Torrealba of MG developer with 3191 Southwest 39th Avenue and 3160 Southwest 38th Court (LinkedIn, Google Maps) MG Developer has added the final piece to the puzzle at its Miami development site, allowing it to move forward on a two-tower multi-family project. The Coral Gables-based company and its partner,Read More →

Fraser Commons in Vancouver has been redeveloped by local company Serracan Properties, which is renamed Nonni Property Group. (Courtesy of Nonni Real Estate Group) Longtime Vancouver developer Gino Nonni returns to his family roots with the rebranding of Serracan Properties and the launch of Nonni Property Group. The Western CanadaRead More →

TL Photos/ROBERT A. DEFRANK Belmont County Fairground Chairman Ed Campbell looks at the new riding ground at the fairgrounds. He said it’s one of many additions that will be used throughout the year. ST. CLAIRSVILLE – People attending the upcoming Belmont County Fair this week willRead More →

Party Palace Rentals, Forest Hill, Md., has maintained a safe driving record over the years. It’s an achievement we can be proud of, but Safety Manager Jim Shusta knows that this record is achieved only with continued focus. “We are lucky not to have had any serious accidents. There are,Read More →

A joint venture between Greek development and Main real estate investors has sealed $32.1 million in construction financing for its long-awaited industrial project in a Philadelphia suburb, the partnership announced Monday. Provident bank provided the loan for the planned development of a 210,564 square foot warehouse to 900 Wheeler RoadRead More →

Ed Uehling’s parents hosted out-of-town guests for many years before Airbnb was founded. But it doesn’t look like he can follow in his parents’ footsteps, thanks to new rules put in place by the county. Uehling’s parents began hosting visitors in the early 1950s, when there were fewer hotel roomsRead More →

The Port of San Diego appreciates public interest in a proposed development project received from Cays Resort, LLC (Cays Resort) to construct a mixed-use commercial recreation project on North Grand Caribe Island. The proposal includes cottage-style RV vacation rentals and various commercial and public recreational facilities. (Note: Proposal does notRead More →

More climate-related disasters are expected around the world and in the United States, creating growing interest in a range of investments among industrials, the construction sector and other reconstruction actors. For starters, the first half of 2022 saw aggregate losses estimated at $65 billion, dominated by weather-related disasters like tornadoesRead More →

More climate-related disasters are expected around the world and in the United States, creating growing interest in a range of investments among industrials, the construction sector and other reconstruction actors. For starters, the first half of 2022 saw aggregate losses estimated at $65 billion, dominated by weather-related disasters like tornadoesRead More →

Comment this story Comment In December 2018, the Minneapolis City Council approved a new long-term housing plan, dubbed Minneapolis 2040, which ended single-family zoning in the city, among other things. That is, on the approximately 70% of the city’s territory where only detached single-family homes were permitted, owners could, fromRead More →

Find out which companies are renting and buying office, retail, industrial and multi-family properties in Marin and Sonoma counties through the following offerings. LEASES Ad format: square feet at address; Type of property; lessee; procurement officers; lessor; listing agents; Transaction date MARIN COUNTY 2,100 square feet at 626 Tamalpais Drive,Read More →

SANTA CRUZ — In a unanimous decision, the Santa Cruz City Council on Tuesday placed a measure on the November ballot to increase the tax on hotels, motels, inns and short-term residential rentals within city limits. The ballot measure would increase the rate of the current Transitional Occupancy Tax forRead More →

Those managing short-term rentals in Dothan will be required to have a business license for each property and abide by a set of regulations if a proposed ordinance is approved by the Dothan City Commission in September. Dothan planning and development director Todd McDonald presented details of the order atRead More →

Former U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) held at the Hilton Anatole on August 6, 2022 in Dallas, Texas. CPAC began in 1974 and is a conference that brings together and hosts conservative organizations, activists and world leaders to discuss current events and futureRead More →

Real estate giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) saw its profits in the first half of 2022 jump 34% to 8.1 billion pesos, propelled by the recovery of shopping centers and hotels in addition to an increase in demand for commercial land. Residential sales during the period remained a drag, however,Read More →

rocky point is once again driving a successful business in South Florida. The Boston-based company, with its partner Altman Companiessold a newly completed multi-family complex for a total of $295 million. The business includes two properties in Miramar, Florida, both of which were completed last year. Located at 11385 SWRead More →

For ages, gold and houses have been the preferred bet of retail investors who considered these instruments safe compared to other forms of investment. This also formed the premise of the Indian real estate industry which now has millions of residential units across the country. However, the emergence of newRead More →

(Photo: Yellow Camper) (Photo: Yellow Camper) The new Mercedes-Benz EQV Camper is the most innovative RV Yellowcamper ever offered. It is inspired by the yellow postal buses that have long provided a solid connection to some of Switzerland’s most difficult peaks and valleys, first reported by New Atlas. The versatileRead More →

Home sales as well as the rental of office and retail space are all expected to cross pre-pandemic levels this year. In fact, in many parts of the country, demand for residential properties has already exceeded pre-Covid levels. Rental of office space in Class A buildings has also improved inRead More →

When you enter It’s Your Move Games at 49th Street and Telegraph Ave, you feel like you’ve been transported to a fantasy world. The right side of the store is lined with shelves filled with every type of board game you can imagine, from classics like “Settlers of Catan” andRead More →

We would like to commend the various government entities in Summit County for trying to deal with the impacts of short term rentals. Our message and warning is: Short-term rentals don’t pay their way. How can we say this? For starters, the Upper Blue Sanitation District has effluent studies showingRead More →

Rental companies seeking to differentiate their vacation rentals from services like Airbnb and Vrbo may not get their wish after a July 14 meeting in Lewes. Gallo Realty and Jack Lingo Realtor have been renting vacation homes in Lewes for decades, and according to Adriane Gallagher, Gallo’s rental department managerRead More →

The global construction equipment rental market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.4% during the forecast period (2022-2029). Market overview Construction equipment hire, also known as plant hire in some countries (e.g. UK), is a service industry supplying machinery, equipment and tools of all kinds and sizes (fromRead More →

YOUNGSTOWN – A company involved in the development and operation of car washes across the country, Boing US Holdco, Inc., has purchased two properties totaling more than $1.8 million in Mahoning County over the past two last months. This week’s $875,000 purchase of vacant commercial land on the outskirts ofRead More →

From left, Jeremy Cecchettini, head of the Hogan Group’s Chester office, CEO Mike Hogan and principal broker Alicia Chappell in the Facebook video announcing the new location. (Screenshot) After expanding its reach to Piedmont last year, a Richmond estate agency has doubled down locally with a new office in Chester.Read More →

Although there is plenty of fuel for future momentum in commercial real estate with ample liquidity on the sidelines, investment sales activity appears to be heading for a summer slowdown as market participants grapple with high borrowing costs in an environment rising interest rates. Concerns about an impending recession onlyRead More →

A New York resident was ticketed for renting his Long Island home through Airbnb Inc. at least 55 times during a nine-month period. The owner of the Montauk residence at 64 S. Elroy St., Harvey Elgart received a ticket in June for rentals that ran from May 2021 to earlyRead More →

WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, CoStar Group released the findings of its second quarter report on rent growth in the United States. According to the national study, while demand is up 9.2% year-over-year, that figure is down from 11.4% at the end of the first quarter. These results mark a continued downward trendRead More →

Traverse City commissioners on Tuesday approved an amendment to the city’s zoning ordinance to ban short-term rentals on the first floor of downtown buildings and approved the expansion of the city’s smart parking meter program, with approximately 351 street meters throughout the city center to be replaced with smart meters.Read More →

A Montauk landlord received dozens of tickets last week for renting a home and other structures on the property more than 50 times, starting in May 2021. The City of East Hampton obtained a subpoena for rental records from Airbnb, Inc.’s online market for short-term rentals, which showed the propertyRead More →

Another residential tower sees the light of day Miami World Center. Lalezarian Properties scored $150 million to build a 550-unit, 52-story tower, according to property records. The development, dubbed Miami World Tourwill also include 3,000 square feet of ground floor retail and a 4,000 car parking garage. Located at 700Read More →

MERIDEN – Anthony Maldonado always dreamed of owning a business, so in 2021 he became a certified vinyl installer and opened Ynot Carwraps. Maldonado’s workshop, located at 74 Cambridge Street, specializes in wrapping cars, trucks and boats. The company also creates decals and signs for commercial buildings. “I can doRead More →

Researchers at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) are using phytosome nanotechnology – an emerging field – to improve the bioavailability of Rooibos extracts in dermal formulations. Previous studies that highlighted the protective effect of Rooibos against inflammation of skin cells prompted Dr. Mariska Lilly, senior researcher in proteomicsRead More →

SAN DIEGO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–June 21, 2022– Today, Apartments.com, the leading online rental network in the United States, announced the launch of its Listing of the Future, an innovative new approach to listing apartments for sale. The roster of the future will debut at Apartmentalize 2022 in San Diego. Since online apartmentRead More →

Traverse City Commissioners to consider potential changes to city zoning rules that would limit certain first-floor uses of downtown buildings, vote to move forward to hire three new Traverse Fire Department firefighters City and approve permits for this year’s Traverse City Film Festival at their 7 p.m. meeting tonight (Monday).Read More →

Imagine visiting your favorite travel destination or attending a rock concert from your living room. Or a world where businesses can transport customers from anywhere to their virtual stores, delighting them with an immersive shopping experience. This was all pure science fiction a few years ago when most people wouldn’tRead More →

Sabrina Reeves, Chief Economist of CBRE Investment Management Multi-family buildings could be less affected than other CRE asset classes as the Fed tries to slow rising inflation, but concerns persist over higher cost of debt capital, tighter underwriting , falling prices and the disappearance of transactions. Yesterday, the Federal ReserveRead More →

READING, Pa., June 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Penske Truck Leasing will serve as an official sponsor and exhibitor at the 2022 SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference (NLSC), June 20 – 24″ Atlanta, Georgia. The leading transport company will showcase its support for industry and commerce by providing expert technicians,Read More →

A longtime rooming house in the heart of Haddon Heights is on the market, and local residents — including people who call the facility home — are worried about its future. ‘I’d like to see someone buy it and keep it as it is,’ said owner Joseph Duffin, 71, whoRead More →

At a sealed auction ending on July 27, investors can compete for six asset pools ranging from two to 29 properties each; the stabilized portfolio is 92% occupied and includes commercial and residential development opportunities as well as single and multi-family homes in good condition; the non-distressed seller aims toRead More →

Breadcrumb Links new houses Houses Investing in purpose-built multi-family rentals is also important. Publication date : June 04, 2022 • 44 minutes ago • 1 minute read • Join the conversationRead More →

LAKE PLACID — Another person has requested an exemption from Lake Placid’s active moratorium on the issuance of new short-term vacation rental permits, and the village council plans to hold a public hearing on the request next week. Lake Placid residents Andrea and Louis Iakovidis of ALI VenturesRead More →

The company publishes a complementary report on the different options for customers considering the rental of dumpsters “Whether you’re managing a construction site or cleaning your home, at some point you’ll need to rent a dumpster to dispose of unwanted items,” said a spokesperson for Priority Dumpster Rental Wayne. “Alternatively,Read More →

From high interest rates and inflation to a wildly fluctuating stock market, investors are trying to keep up with a lot of bouncing balls right now. What might have been an incredible investment in the not so distant past might be questionable now, and vice versa. So if you’ve recentlyRead More →

Tim Shaughnessy, President of HPI Multifamily, with the land on the southeast corner of Bonds Ranch Road and Blue Mound Road in Dallas Fort Worth (Google Maps, LinkedIn, iStock) Austin-based commercial real estate agency HPI Real Estate Services & Investments has purchased 55 acres of land to build more thanRead More →

COVID-19 has changed the world as we know it. Everything from where we live and work to how we enjoy and spend our time and interact with each other has changed dramatically in the face of the challenges of the ongoing pandemic. With such massive changes in our society, itRead More →

Yields for single-family rental homes are falling in three-quarters of U.S. counties; Mid-priced and high-priced markets reap smaller profits, facing more declines; Average returns for three-bedroom rentals range mostly from 5-10% IRVINE, Calif., May 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — ATTOM, a leading national real estate data curator for land and realRead More →

There are so many financial aspects of the business on all sides of the transaction, and yet one thing we hear over and over again is that there is not enough education on the subject. So we’ve rounded up some sage advice from contributors to guide you through areas thatRead More →

A vineyard, orchards and farms, equestrian stables and event venues among three proposals the city council and community will consider on Tuesday, May 17, considering how San Juan Capistrano could use what remains of 65 .5 acres of undeveloped urban space. The City Council narrowed down the amenity development proposalsRead More →

Struggling with deadlines, the Maui County Council on Friday approved property tax rates for the next fiscal year, even as several members expressed the need for a more thorough review of rates and tax policy. land. Residents of owner-occupied homes will mostly see lower rates than they’re currentlyRead More →

TAMPA — A report from global commercial real estate firm Cushman and Wakefield estimates that the cost of leasing commercial space has risen about 10% since the pandemic. What do you want to know The CDC has matched hundreds of residents with homes they can afford, provided job training andRead More →

“Yes, we rent our house to tourists. But we also welcome your family when they visit the coast, but do not want to stay in the hotel. We leave our place to substitute obstetricians who deliver new family members. We also rent to companies that bring in workers to buildRead More →