We were looking at ways to grow our business and one way was to sell off the units as high-end condos, with tax abatements.
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There is a lot more choice for students in terms of housing, whether they want to rent or if their parents want to make an investment. Condos are on the market that parents will buy for students and investors who will rent to students.
Prices on average will flatten. Some niches, like condos, might see a reduction. But we're not going to see anything that's inconsistent with what Florida has experienced in the past.
I was alarmed to learn that some homeowners associations and condos prevent Americans from flying the American flag at their home. That's why I've introduced H.R. 42 to guarantee Americans the freedom to fly the American flag in front of their homes. This Act would restore every individual's right to show their allegiance to our great country by flying the Stars and Stripes.
Our business here doesn't really fit with what's happening in this end of the city. It's all condos and residential.
I see it as an opportunity. Because those people who are living in those condos are going to want to go someplace - to be entertained, have a cocktail, have a cup of coffee, read a paper, have breakfast, lunch, whatever. That's what I'm looking forward to.
This has clearly been the year of the condominium for Massachusetts real estate buyers. Massachusetts, like other areas of the country, experienced a phenomenal growth in real estate prices over the past few years, especially in single-family homes, but eventually price outstripped demand and a correction was inevitable. Those who couldn't afford to buy homes turned to condos.
We're not going to be bullied. We'd rather have a strip club there than put up 16 condos instead of 9. We've been dealing with it so far, let's take it to federal court.
Price appreciation is getting up there and the city is starting to get a lot more amenities as far as shopping. It's just a very attractive place for people to live and people tend to buy (condos) near where a lot of shopping is available.
As baby boomers flush through the system, they are downsizing into condos and the mills. We will see construction move toward smaller units.
He lives a lot in his head, like a lot of us live in our little condos with our computers. We interact less and less with other humans and don't use our imaginations as much. This character's head is a big hot-air balloon, and he flies away to find the balance between (living in) the real world and being able to keep his creativity and childlike heart.
Myths that need clarification Everyone in California lives on a white, sandy beach. False. The only people who live on California beaches are vacationers from Arizona, Utah, and Nevada who own condos.
Wire transfers and bank accounts can be traced and assets seized, as can investments such as condos and horses and so on.
You'll probably see quite a few (condos) that will turn into rental units. A lot of the people that bought as investors are not going to sell.
The condo market in Arizona is nuts right now. People can't go to California because you have to pay a million dollars, and condos in Vegas got expensive really fast. A condo on the outskirts of Vegas will cost 500,000. Arizona has been really hot for the past year, and probably will be for the next two years.
We see the TIF districts as one of the triggers to get the physical change. What we intend to do is start to work on some projects that will help generate these TIF dollars inside these districts that will help spawn additional construction and physical improvements. For example, the Queens Tower has a new owner. They are going to convert this all-apartment building to all condos and they have plans for some restaurants to create a new entertainment complex. And Kroger has an existing, outdated store in Price Hill. They have purchased all of the buildings that block their way to a major league expansion.