By: Leon Belenky | 2009-08-24 | Real Estate Whether you are looking at residential, commercial, or even industrial property, Miami Beach – surprisingly enough – comes out a real winner in the price per square foot category! read more
By: Chris Carter | 2008-09-15 | Business Look around and you will see technology wonders that not too many years ago were but dreams in the minds of the inventors. What is most amazing is the affordability of these products compared to price tags carried when they first came to market. Two examples are pocket calculators and cell phones – which in themselves have “merged” into a single unit for cutting-edge consumers. Efficient mass production of such products lowers the price while broadening the market. “A key to low-cost manufacturing is divestiture of outdated techniques,” opines Mark Bassil, co-founder and vice president. read more
By: Alan Goldsmith | 2009-01-04 | Strategic planning Debit cards will soon surpass cash as the #1 form of retail payment. If you run these cards though you credit card machine your are charged a premium rate plus a additional flat fee. The average cashless ATM system in a retail setting make over $20,000.00 a year, plus cutting or eliminating credit card charges. read more
By: Alan Goldsmith | 2009-01-11 | Strategic planning As the recession deepens, it has been estimated that 26% of retail and service businesses may fail. A major factor is more people than ever before will be using debit cards. Savvy business owners will use this to their advantage. Others will see their credit card charges sky rocket. How you process these cards can make a $3.50 difference on a $10.00 sale. It doesn’t take Donald Trump to know this can mean the difference between success and failure. read more
By: jaswinder singh | 2008-07-14 | Business The year of 2007 has been an unprecedented year for the industrial property market. The rentals and occupancy rates for all kinds of industrial space indicate the extreme demand which was present. A number of business park sites were sanctioned, a fourth industrial REIT began functioning and 10 industrial sites were allotted in 2007. There was continuous increase in the average occupancy rate of prestigious space. It improved to 92.8% at the end of 2007 from 91.1% at the end of 2006. The average occupancy rate for business parks rose by 5% points each year and ended at a calculated rate . read more
By: simran khan | 2008-06-22 | Business UTAZTM Development broke ground on the Maricopa Grand UTAZ Professional VillageTM on the northeast corner of Desert Greens Drive and Smith Enke Road. Additionally, the Gilbert-based commercial developer, UTAZ has been awarded (in a unanimous City Council vote) the contract to build an 8,000 square foot public library—the city’s first—on the site, which will include more than 60,000 square feet of office space in 16 buildings. Offices will vary in size from 1,500 to 8,000 square feet and are expected to be complete in 2009. “There are few buildings of greater, long-term civic value than a first-c. read more
By: Josh Sloan | 2009-01-28 | Real Estate Home of The Brady Bunch - 11222 Dilling St., North Hollywood CA This seemingly middle class North Hollywood home used in the 1969-1974 TV series is now worth about $1,182,500. Its 5 bedrooms, 3 baths and 2,477 square feet housed the two families that we know as The Brady Bunch. read more
By: Patrick O Connor | 2010-01-10 | Real Estate Comparable sales are routinely utilized to develop an opinion of value using the sales comparison approach, one of the three primary approaches to valuing real estate. read more
By: Benjamin DeBell | 2007-11-12 | Real Estate One of the difficult areas involved with building your home as apposed to buying an existing home, is foreseeing the building cost. Today the average new construction home builds anywhere from 95 to 150 dollars a square foot. read more
By: Tim Kress | 2009-06-02 | Real Estate Cypress Bend is a small subdivision in southern Cedar Park located off El Salido Parkway at Cypress Creek Blvd. It has 227 single family residences that were built through the 1980’s and 1990’s and range from around 1500 square feet to over 3200 square feet and range from the low $100’S to the high $200’s. Cypress Bend has an organized homeowners association with an informative web site. Homes in Cypress Bend sell at a very reasonable square foot price. read more
By: Tim Kress | 2009-06-02 | Real Estate Anderson Mill West is a small community in Cedar Park north of the intersection of Ranch Road 620 and Volente Road. Homes range from the low $100’s to the high $200’s and the square foot prices are relatively low compared to other neighborhoods in the Austin area. The homes were built between 1995 and 2004. There is a large range of sizes of homes from 1100 square feet to over 3500 square feet. Builders included Continental Homes, Milburn Homes and DR Horton. read more
By: Daren DiSantis | 2009-03-10 | Insurance Find the right agent can make the difference of saving on your homeowners insurance. Knowing where to find a local agent in your area who know your situation can help save money on your policy. read more
By: Kinan Beck | 2007-09-29 | Real Estate Two Austin office buildings have been purchased by a California company. Triple Net Properties LLC bought both the 433,024-square-foot property on 816 Congress in the downtown area, and Avallon, a 318,217-square-foot set of office buildings in the northwest district of Austin. read more
By: Melanie Speed | 2010-01-10 | Real Estate Well planned golf communities range from family oriented neighborhoods complete with water park and recreation facilities, to age restricted communities that cater to the senior population. Las Vegas truly has something to suit everyone. Here are some of the more popular country club communities. read more
By: Robert Fowinkle | 2010-01-10 | Insurance Businesses large or small who rent space at a very favorable per square foot price may purchase coverage for the cancellation of that favorable lease contract. This is commonly called “Leasehold Interest Coverage”. read more
By: Paul Duncan-Smith | 2008-06-10 | Investments Click Here>In December 2007 the announcement of plans to build an International Airport in the Emirate of Ajman had the affect of increasing property prices by 30% virtually overnight. There are many examples of developers and investors profiting these rises including the Ajman Pearl Rose project whose price rose from Dh425 per square foot in November to Dh550 per square feet after the announcement of the airport in December.Despite these recent rises, in comparison to the properties promoted in the past by Portmill Estates in the neighbouring Emirate of Dubai the property prices in Ajman ar. read more
By: Madelene Semeria | 2008-10-09 | Business QUINCY, MA – As Madelene Semeria, Quincy MA real estate agent contributes that many condo unit owners question the condo fee and how their fee compares to other complexes in the area. Below is some information pertaining to the condo fee on similar complexes in Quincy. The condo fee for each of the complexes below include only the basic items: master insurance, landscaping, snow removal and water. Louisburg Square Condo Fees: range from $284-$469. The condo fee averages $0.22 - $0.24 per square foot. The Falls, located at 200 Falls Blvd. Unique complex, very similar to Louisburg with pool. read more
By: joseph | 2009-08-06 | Real Estate Residential property cost in Gurgaon has been showing an upward trend for years. Residential flats, apartments, houses, villas, condominiums, etc. are available in the main locations of the city. A recent survey conducted to estimate the residential property cost in Gurgaon has come up with data relating to apartments and flats in the region. The study shows that the cost of flats and houses per square foot and per unit has good appreciation over the years. read more
By: Eric Bramlett | 2007-11-07 | Real Estate Built in 1950, the Seaholm Power Plant stopped generating power and was shut down in 1989. Up until now, its structure has stood only as a historical landmark along the scenic shore of Town Lake. Measuring 110 by 235 feet, this 136,000 square foot structure, with walls measuring three feet thick, has withstood the test of time. read more
By: Mark Ferrer | 2010-01-10 | Real Estate In home-selling, one of the most common (and costliest) mistakes homeowners make is pricing their property wrongly. If you sell your home too high, the property is at risk of getting stale from not receiving any visits from buyers. If you sell your home too low, you’ll surely regret the sale in the end. That is why getting the Fair Market Value for your property is important. If youre about to price your Coral Gables real estate property, here are some tips to consider. read more