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Paper Factory builds up some of the county’s recent real estate sales

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One of the two Rite Aid buildings in Jamestown has been sold. The Post-Journal and OBSERVER analyzed real estate transactions in Chautauqua County at the Mayville Registry Office and recently looked at the transactions that occurred from April 1-15. During that time, Orion Development RA XXXI, LLC of Weirton, WV 811 N. Main St., Jamestown sold to OFP Wagradol NY, LLC of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan for $2,948,763. This is the address of Pharmacy Rite Aid. There are two Rite Aids in town, this one and 50 S. Main St. No announcement has been made as to whether this store isRead News

Real estate transactions

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Pulaski County real estate transactions of $150,000 or more; deed recorded July 5-8. Commissioner In Circuit to RSS Comm 2013-LC13-AR, MLRH, LLC., L3, River Market Place (a.k.a: Ls1-3 B16, Pope), $ 13,550,000. 100 University, LLC., to Alan D. Sheridan; Yolanda Sunda Sheridan; Alan And Yolanda Sheridan Trust, Pt SE NE 1-1N-13W, $5,085,000. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company to Agree Shop, LLC., Treadco Tract A Replat-River, $4,600,688. Woodcrest Company, LLLP., to NLR IND, LLC., 4300 Stockton Drive, North Little Rock. L6 B3, Springhill Development, $4,300,000. City of Little Rock to Blue Stem LR, LLC., Miscellaneous Section Section 21-1N-11W, $3,495,145. Central ArkansasRead News

Why is there a real estate crisis happening in China?

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“Property developers have run out of money.” said Jennifer Pak, China Marketplace Correspondent. LIU JIN / AFP via Getty Images China’s housing sector has debt problems. Big property developers such as the beleaguered Evergrande company have racked up huge debts, causing construction to halt and many angry homebuyers. Amid the turmoil, buyers in China have banded together and threatened to stop paying mortgages on more than three hundred unfinished housing projects. The Chinese government may issue a bailout fund worth up to $148 billion aimed at allowing developers to finish their buildings. “Marketplace Morning Report” host David Brancaccio joins JenniferRead News

How Real Estate Developers Are Adjusting To The Increasing Number Of Green Homes In Hollywood

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CANNES, FRANCE – MAY 19: Julia Roberts attends the screening of “Armageddon Time” during the 75th … [+] Annual Cannes Film Festival at Palais des Festivals on May 19, 2022 in Cannes, France. (Photo by Lionel Hahn/Getty Images) Recently, large sectors of American public and corporate space have begun to press for environmental protection. Many have put their money where their mouth is by employing ecotechnological innovations in their homes and offices. As with most other social ventures, celebrities are leading the way. As more celebrities turn to more reasonably priced homes with less pollutants, less waste and more renewableRead News

Crashing back to normal: The Manhattan Real Estate Market

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The data suggests that the (housing) market is not crashing, but is simply returning to normal, … [+] seasonal volume. In other words, the slowdown appears to be more of a comparison issue than a macroeconomic shift. It’s not a crash, it’s a return to center. The sales market in Manhattan has slowed down. Compared to last year, contracts signed in May, June and July have decreased by an average of 25%. The main reasons for this: rising mortgage rates, rising inflation and fears of recession. Regardless of the cause, the drop in volume has forced sellers to compete onRead News

Bishop Lamor Whitehead Owns Many Real Estates. Or is he?

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Photo Credit: Johnny Nunez/Getty Images Bishop Lamor Whitehead, the flamboyant Canarsie pastor best known for his friendship with Mayor Eric Adams and his bizarre role in the surrender of the Q-train shooter, claims he was given $1 in jewelry during a sermon last week million dollars stolen. “When I saw them coming into the sanctuary with their guns, I said to everyone, ‘Down,’” Whitehead said in an Instagram video describing the alleged theft. “I didn’t know if they wanted to shoot the church.” He says the thieves demanded that Whitehead and his wife hand over all of their jewelry, includingRead News

The meaning of luxury: What agents can learn from the Kardashian homes

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Throughout the month of July, we’ll be surveying the changing luxury real estate market, talking to top producers and offering advice on how to level up—all leading up to the meeting of the year, Inman Luxury Connect, Aug. 2-3. Aria in Las Vegas. Make plans now to join us there. Whatever your feelings about the Kardashian family, one thing you have to admit: They have an eye for real estate. From the iconic (almost normal-looking) single-family homes in the first few seasons of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, to the mega-luxury homes currently on the Hulu iteration, The Kardashians, theseRead News

Stark County Real Estate Transfers July 2-8

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Alliance Barker Glenn M of Mikes Bryan Joseph & Carol Sue, 275 W Broadway Street, $55,500. Delatin Cody Brant & Sarah Chivon from Russell Nicole M, 998 Overlook Dr, $192,999. Lawarence Jeremiah L of Aberegg Jasen E & Angela N, 274 W Main St, $80,000. Lee Noah from New Home Alliance Limited Partnership, 1036 Front Street, $84,900. Pill Ryan v & Trisha L Armor from Cedarwood Property Management I LLC, 419 Garfield Ave, $68,500. Pinkley Michael A & Jamie N Ball from Anderson Danielle, 1024 N Rockhill Ave, $140,000. Pinkley Michael A & Jamie N Ball from Danielle Anderson, parcelRead News

Alumna Kendra Conyers is leading the way in the real estate industry

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The average realtor sells between eight and 12 properties each year. However, Kendra Conyers is not your average realtor. Conyers sold 42 homes in the first year. His target was 50. Since entering the scene three years ago, it has quickly made a name for itself in the Fayetteville and Charlotte markets. In her short career, the UNC Pembroke graduate has closed on 122 homes and now manages a multi-million dollar brokerage firm: Kendra Conyers & Associates Luxury Real Estate. Conyers was named a 2019 Top 5 Realtor, a 2020 Top 100 Realtor in North Carolina on Social Media, andRead News

Double listing of real estate in the Phoenix area

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PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) – There are more for sale signs popping up around the Valley. Currently, there are over 20,000 real estate listings in the Phoenix area. Last three months, there were less than 10,000 listings, according to the Cromford Report. “The dramatic increase in inventory that we’ve seen means more opportunity for buyers and means a little panic on behalf of sellers,” said Trevor Halpern, a Phoenix-based real estate agent. Recent Google searches bear it out. Some of the top searches related to real estate in the Phoenix area include, “What is my home worth,” “How do I sellRead News

Real estate agents form a new 21st Century franchise in Brunswick County

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Three real estate industry professionals recently formed a new real estate franchise targeting Brunswick County. Agents Lindsey Jenkins (pictured below, from left), Lisa Myers and Stephen Votino owners of Century 21 Collective are opening an Oak Island office July 15 at 8903 E. Oak Island Drive, Suite 2, according to a press release.&# xD ; Votino, who is also one of the owners of Century 21 Triangle Group and Century 21 Providence in Charlotte, said in a statement: “We will provide residential and commercial sales and leasing services with a team of brokers with decades of combined waterfront experience. from NC.” Read News

The WFH Boom Eroded New York Office Real Estate Values

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The shift to remote work has destroyed about $58 billion, or 33%, of the value of office real estate in New York City by 2021, according to a working paper. Big picture: Released earlier this summer, the provocative title Work from Home and the Office Real Estate Apocalypse underscores how the work-from-home boom has been largely a bust for expensive corporate office space. Why It Matters: While no one is clamoring for big office landlords, the decline in value — and the loss of workers that it signals — could have a major impact on the city, which depends onRead News

MLG Capitals Jade Hendricks elected a woman of influence by the GlobeSt Real Estate Forum

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Hendricks received special recognition in the humanitarian aid category for her work helping the community both within and beyond MLG Capital BROOKFIELD, WI / ACCESSWIRE / July 27, 2022 / MLG Capital, a national leader in private equity investment in commercial real estate, today announced that Jade Hendricks, Assistant Vice President of Investor Operations, has been named one of the 2022 Women of Influence from the GlobeSt Real Estate Forum. The prestigious annual award honors a small number of the most influential women in the country’s commercial real estate industry. Hendricks received special recognition in the Humanitarian category of theRead News

Podcast: The slowdown in housing markets could turn into a real estate crash

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Omaha Crossroads is among the many buildings created by real estate tycoon Frank Krejci.

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A World War II veteran who ‘never took his foot off the gas’ dies at age 97 OMAHA – From the stores of Gretna to Crossroads and Oak View malls and beyond, Frank Krejci in his nearly 100 years has made landscape-changing impressions on the Omaha metro area. Not only was the self-made real estate developer behind several high-profile retail ventures, he also took on residential projects such as the West Shores lakefront community in Waterloo. He pushed many industrial, commercial and charitable land deals. He once placed a $1.6 million winning bid on a 17-room mansion in Gretna, planned aRead News

Winston Robson CEO of WeMeta explains the valuation of virtual real estate

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The housing market in the material world is crazy, but the metaverse is still the frontier with plenty of room for everyone. In fact, virtual real estate is infinite, notes Winston Robson, CEO at WeMeta, a virtual real estate valuation company. How did you get involved in the Metaverse and virtual real estate? I was looking to start a company, had just quit my job and did several hackathons in the Blockchain and Web3 space. I tried different ideas… I remember I tried mortgages on chains, I tried Airbnb on chains, I tried a few different things. Then I ranRead News

Bureau Real Estate opens its doors in Utah

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Salt Lake City —Bureau Real Estate opens its doors in Utah today with a commitment and a promise to its clients: there is a better way to buy and sell your home. Founded by real estate industry stalwarts Shane Herbert and Mat Stouffer, Bureau Real Estate sets a new high bar in broker-managed customer service, offering a customer-focused experience at a hands-on pace. Bureau Real Estate is debuting two new systems that make its approach unique: a customized technology platform and deep back-office commitment that gives Bureau Real Estate agents unprecedented support in the field. The combination allows office agents toRead News

Does real estate investment make sense during inflation?

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Undoubtedly, many Americans today are concerned with inflation. The rising cost of living is making it difficult to make ends meet, let alone save and invest for the future. As the stock market takes a hit, many are wondering where their money could get a better measure of stability as inflation rages and a recession may loom. Real estate has historically proven to be a stable investment during inflation. Whether it’s a single-family home, an apartment building, or even commercial property, many investors are paying more attention to the asset class for its stability and tax benefits, while stock marketsRead News

Circa 1970: What agents need to know about housing styles in the disco age

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Looking for more tips for new agents? Sign up for The Basics, a weekly newsletter with everything you need to start your real estate business. American housing styles have changed, and continue to change, across the country as homeowners’ tastes and lifestyles have evolved. As the country went through industrial and economic changes, good and bad, housing styles adapted out of necessity. In this new series, I’ll walk you through the dominant housing styles of the past 12 decades, starting in 1900. A basic understanding of each decade-defining architectural style will position you as an experienced agent with your clients andRead News

How Grammy-nominated artist JoiStaRR grew her brand with luxury real estate

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Joi “JoiStaRR” Campbell posing on the set of the music video for “Love Story”. There has been a lot of buzz around the real estate industry since home prices began to rise during the pandemic. However, that is not the only thing to note about the industry. Between the pandemic and the expected recession in the near future, the arrival of real estate agents has also increased. With real estate offering flexible hours and high royalties, the industry has attracted many people, from burned-out healthcare workers to parents looking for an extra income. Artists also began to explore the benefitsRead News

9 things clients expect from their real estate agent

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Part of knowing your audience as a real estate agent is anticipating what they need and expect from your services. Without accounting for the common needs and expectations of your real estate clients, you could be underperforming and risk losing their business. How do you anticipate their needs and go above and beyond with delivery? Here are nine things your real estate clients expect from you as their real estate professional: If your client needs to contact you via cell phone or email, your setup should notify you as soon as they call or text you so you can respondRead News

China is planning a real estate fund worth up to $44 billion for the struggling sector, a source says

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China Evergrande Group’s Evergrande Center is seen among other buildings in Shanghai, China, September 24, 2021. REUTERS/Aly Song BEIJING/HONG KONG, July 25 (Reuters) – China will launch a real estate fund to help property developers resolve a crippling debt crisis, aiming for a warchest of up to 300 billion yuan ($44 billion) in an effort to restore confidence in the industry, according to a state bank official with direct knowledge of the matter. This move will mark the first major step by the state to save the assessed property sector since the debt problems became public last year. The sizeRead News

Part 2: Real Estate Commission Facts | News, Sport, Work

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Last week I discussed why brokers representing home sellers often pay the commission of brokers representing home buyers. This is the second part of the answer to that question, as well as other information about commissions. • Commissions are always negotiable. The seller decides what fee they are willing to pay for their broker’s services and how much that listing broker should offer to a broker who brings in a buyer to close the transaction. Commissions can be negotiated at any time throughout the transaction, including at the beginning and at any time before the closing of the transaction. • The cooperationRead News

Worcester County Real Estate Transfers, Sunday, July 24

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Ashburnham $525,000, 16 Sunset Dr, Vanwert, Thomas G, and Vanwert, Susan S, to Schoeny, Donald, and Schoeny, Janet. $500,000, 41 Gibson Rd, Gerbick, John W, and Gerbick, Bonnie A, to Guenard, Scott B, and Guenard, Kristin L. $493,000, 134 Rindge State Rd, Martinez, Tomas, and Gibson, Shirleyann E, to Osikoya, Oluwatobiloba, and Oppong-Gyebi, Anthony. $348,000, 18 S High Street, Somero Massachusetts RT, and Somero, Jon, to Jalbert, Jessica A. $290,000, 9 Lillian Dr, Bullard, Matthew, and Bullard, Sarah, to Barber, Steven, and Adams, Allison. $260,000, 51 Stodge Meadow Rd, Morin, James R, and Morin, Nancy A, to Howard, David, andRead News

As the real estate market turns, the fundamentals can keep the money flowing

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As I write this, we are halfway through July 2022, and Christmas decorations should replace patio furniture at Costco next month. These days, it seems that we have two times of the year – before Christmas and after. Before starts August 1st and then December 26th. Everything else is just a footnote. So much has happened in the world – after Christmas. We’ve seen commercial real estate eclipse sanity, two quarters of declining GDP (read: recession), inflation at the highest it’s been since 1982, Russia invading Ukraine, gasoline rising above $6 a gallon, food shortages, mass shootings at innocent schools.Read News

real estate transactions

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Pulaski County real estate transactions of $150,000 or more; deeds registered from June 27 to July 1. Shackleford Associates, LP., to OW Shackleford, LLC., Pt SW 15-1N-13W, $7,750,000. Cross Street Service, Inc.; Cross Street Services, Inc., to Danielle Litaker-Nall; Kolp Irrevocable Trust, Tracts 8 & 9, Susie T. Prothro; Pt NW 20-2N-11W, $5,040,340. Northgate Mini, LLC., to Arkansas Storage Centers XI, LLC., 503 & 520 Northgate Drive, Jacksonville. L1, North Commercial (aka: L1F); Ls3-6, Northgate, $3,765,000. Cross Street Service, Inc.; Cross Street Services, Inc., to C.A.T. Industrial Properties, LLC., Ls23-34 & 35-37, RF Harwell’s- Jelce, $2,500,000. Gman Properties, LLC., toRead News

Ricketts Gov. Nominates Utilities Businessman to Replace Mike Flood in Legislature

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Norfolk real estate executive Rob Dover will serve out the remainder of Mike Flood’s term in Nebraska’s 19th congressional district, which covers Madison County and southern Pierce County. “I’m humbled by this commitment,” Dover said Friday morning. Gov. Pete Ricketts nominated Dover at a press conference, and Secretary of State Bob Evnen swore Dover into the Nebraska Legislature. As a councilman, Ricketts said Dover will be a conservative leader for the district. “It’s going to be powerful against pro-lifers,” Ricketts said. “It will protect our Second Amendment rights. It will look to control spending and be able to raise taxesRead News

Realtor Convicted of Tax Crimes in Kickback Scheme

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A Michigan real estate consultant and accountant was sentenced today to 18 months in prison for filing false tax returns with the IRS that omitted more than $800,000 in income, most of which he earned from a kickback scheme. According to court documents and statements made in court, Steven A. Mills, currently of Harbor Springs and formerly of East Lansing, worked for Mills Real Estate Consulting LLC. Through his consulting business, Mills retained a corporation to supervise a number of outside real estate agents hired by the corporation and paid substantial commissions. From 2012 to 2015, Mills claimed and receivedRead News