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Atlanta is one of the best U.S. cities to move to after college graduation, thanks to factors like an affordable cost of living and a bustling nightlife and restaurant scene. Read more here: https://ow.ly/xKSz50Rn8gY #ATLRealEstateTrends #AtlantaHomeOwnership #AtlantaProperties #ATLRealtors #AtlantaMarket

Call Cleveland Home! Why Cleveland? Here are just a few reasons: 💰 Affordable Living: One of the first things you'll notice is how far your dollar goes in Cleveland. Compared to other major cities, the cost of living here is remarkably affordable, offering quality housing options without breaking the bank. 🎵 Rich Cultural Scene: From the world-renowned Cleveland Orchestra to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland's cultural offerings are diverse and vibrant. Art, music, and history enthusiasts will find plenty to explore and enjoy. 🌳 Breathtaking Nature: Surrounded by the beauty of Lake Erie and numerous parks and nature reserves, outdoor adventures are never far away. Whether it's hiking, biking, or enjoying a sunset by the lake, nature's beauty is an integral part of life here. 💼 Thriving Job Market: With a growing economy and a reputation for innovation, especially in healthcare, manufacturing, and technology sectors, Cleveland is a city on the rise. Cleveland is home to the #2 Hospital in the World according to Newsweek for the sixth consecutive year......Cleveland Clinic! ❤️ Warm Community: Perhaps the most compelling reason to move to Cleveland is the people. There's a genuine sense of community and warmth here that makes you feel welcomed and valued. It's a city where neighbors quickly become friends. Relocating to a new city is a significant decision but moving to Cleveland will been one of the best decisions you will ever make 💯. The city offers a perfect balance of professional opportunities, cultural richness, and a welcoming community. If you're considering a move, I encourage you to explore what Cleveland has to offer. Let's connect if you're curious to learn more about life in Cleveland or need tips for making the move 📞! #Cleveland #Relocation #NewBeginnings #Community #ExploreCleveland https://lnkd.in/erJa-EcK

Should street space be used for outdoor dining or car parking? 🥗 🅿 Or something else? 🚘 🚲 🌳 🚌 In The Age today Cara Waters reports on a popular Balwyn cafe and bar parklet that has been ordered to shut down after local traders complained about it taking up three car parks - https://lnkd.in/gBZN_mFc Street space allocation can be a particular point of tension between state and local governments, traders and residents. Infrastructure Victoria is working on bringing some more evidence to the discussion. Can you help us out? We're looking for examples of street space reallocation projects on busy shopping streets across Australia over the last 15 years. We're looking for: - specific streets, including addresses if possible (e.g. 1-100 Anywhere Street, Newtown) - the year the changes were made (must be 2010 or later) - the type of change that was implemented (e.g. adding bike lanes/changing public transport/closing roads/adding or removing car parks) - or as many of the above as possible! We're going to use these examples to analyse differences in trading revenues for local businesses before and after changes are made to streets. If you can help us, please leave a comment below and/or get in touch with Josh Kamil with the above details. The best part? Infrastructure Victoria publishes the results of our research on our website, so everyone can use them. The more examples we have, the better the analysis will be - so please help us out if you can! City of Boroondara Municipal Association of Victoria Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Department of Transport and Planning Planning Institute of Australia Victoria Walks Public Transport Users Association Bicycle Network Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) AITPM - Leadership in Traffic and Transport Roads Australia VicRoads Victorian Local Governance Association Australian Retailers Association (ARA) #streetspace #street #space #parking #dining #balwyn #infrastructure #research #evidence #policy

Alright, let’s talk about why Miami River spots are practically unicorns—there’s rarely an opening, and it’s because this strip is prime real estate for restaurants that know how to make waves. Look at who’s already here: Seaspice, Kiki on the River, Habibi, Garcia Seafood, and Casa Neos. These places are crushing it, and it’s no secret why everyone’s been clamoring for a spot along the river. For the first time in a long time, there’s a fully-equipped, fully-permitted space on NW 5th just waiting for someone to jump in. This place is prepped to the nines with 74 indoor seats and 38 outside, so you can skip the multi-million dollar build-outs and years of waiting for permits. It’s set up to handle serious volume, with three hoods, four pizza ovens, and 20 burners—ready to serve not only the 112 patrons licensed to sit down but also all of downtown for delivery. And with Miami’s high season kicking in and the weather cooling down, this patio is screaming for brunches, wine nights, and pre-game dinners for anyone hitting up the river scene. Picture a packed house on game nights, a laid-back vibe on the weekends, and steady delivery runs every day. New lease, no key money, just the chance to bring your vision to one of Miami’s hottest areas. But here’s the thing—spots like this do not wait around. You know the Miami River doesn’t open its doors often, and once it’s gone, it’s gone. So…who’s ready to claim this space and make some serious noise on the river? Don’t let it slip through your fingers. #miamirealtor #miamiforlease #realestatemiami #southfloridarealestate #realestatemotivation #miamibroker #realestatemiamifl #miamihospitality #southfloridabrokerage #realestatelifestyle #southfloridabroker #miamicommercialrealestate #realestatecontent #realestateinspo #miamiforsale #newtomiami #dealclosed #miamifoodscene #miaminews #miamiforrent #miamibrokerage

Dee Why's booming economy is evident with new shopping precints, restaurants, and apartment complexes emerging over the past five years. Want to discover the best bits of this beachside suburb? Click the link to read our blog: https://loom.ly/hBEvCMs #Upstate #RealEstate #Blog #DeeWhy #BetterPlace

How many pubs close in England and Wales each month? 10? 20? Not even close. 50. Doesn't sound like a big deal? It’s just a pub, right? There’s always another one down the road... But every closure (600 per year) means: One less focal point for a local community One less welcoming pit stop for travellers Fewer and fewer pints of local real ale poured, not to mention local jobs moving out of the area. If, like many of us, you’ve fallen out of the habit of visiting your local, popping in occasionally can make a huge difference to your landlord or landlady. And if real ale is not your thing, there are some brilliant alcohol-free options from local British brands worth trying. Here are 3 that are worth hunting down this Stoptober: 🍸 Botivo Drinks | B corp: a bittersweet, citrusy aperitivo made at Lannock Farm in Hertfordshire. 🌿 Pentire Botanicals: produced by distilling plants native to their Cornish coastline. 🍏 Willy's ACV Apple Switchel: a natural energy drink grown, harvested, and fermented by the team at Willy’s. Who else should be added to this list? Photo: A vintage bus tour stopping off at The Wonston Arms near Winchester #no4thfloor #hospitality #madeinbritain

Formal Dining vs. Formal Living: Get to know our agents and their personal preferences! ⬇️ With over 400 Realtors across the DMV region, our agents see it all in homes: every material type, every kind of home, every floor plan out there—everything. This expertise is something we call "a-RLAH-chitecture!" After you watch our video, let us know what you prefer in a home! #RLAH #DMVRealEstate #AtProperties #LoveWhereYouLive @properties

The challenge in Sydney is clear: creating vibrant Food & Beverage destinations to drive repeat visitation. Sydney's waterfront areas like Bangaroo and Darling Harbour struggle post-6 pm, needing more vitality. Without repeat visitors, finding fresh faces daily is a hurdle. The City of Sydney needs a transformation. It's not a walkable city and lacks amenities to attract locals and families. A celebratory hub, a sense of place, needs to be included. Decades of insufficient affordable rental accommodation have pushed key city workers to the Outer suburbs, turning Sydney into a "Tuesday to Thursday" CBD. This shift poses a threat to small businesses citywide. To thrive, new strategies must address Sydney's historic rental accommodation shortage, the worst in its history. #Sydney #CityTransformation #RentalHousingChallenge #Harropfactor

🚀 Unlock Your Restaurant's Potential in Toronto! 🌟 When opening a restaurant in Toronto, understanding zoning laws is a game-changer. These regulations dictate the land use and business operations, directly impacting where and how you can bring your culinary vision to life. In a city divided into commercial and mixed-use zones, each with unique rules, navigating these can be daunting. Collaborating with a specialist restaurant broker can make a world of difference as they guide you through zoning complexities to identify a suitable location that aligns with your dream establishment. But finding the perfect spot is just the beginning. The journey involves obtaining permits and licenses, ensuring food safety compliance, and understanding competitive market dynamics—all crucial for restaurant success in Toronto. With the expertise of a knowledgeable real estate broker and legal team by your side, you can confidently overcome potential barriers, secure prime locations, and thrive in Toronto's vibrant food scene. Don't let zoning challenges hold you back; get the support you need to embark on your gastronomic adventure. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gYrNf2SU #TorontoRestaurants #ZoningLaws #CulinarySuccess #RestaurantBroker

Temple, TX!!! . The Temple Planning & Zoning Commission recently approved a conditional use permit for four locations on South 31st Street (5703, 5709, 5919, and 5931) known as the Triangle Tract Property. This paves the way for the development of new restaurants in the area, bringing exciting dining options to Temple residents! . Benefits for Local Businesses and the Economy: . ✅ Increased Investment: This approval makes the area more attractive to restaurateurs, encouraging investment and job creation. . ✅ Enhanced Dining Scene: More restaurants mean a wider variety of cuisines for residents to enjoy, boosting the city's appeal. . ✅ Vibrant Community Hub: A thriving restaurant district fosters a lively atmosphere, attracting residents and visitors alike. . Stay Tuned! . While specific restaurant names aren't confirmed yet, this approval allows the developer to market the locations to potential tenants. We can't wait to see what delicious options come to South 31st Street! . Which restaurants would you like to see in this area? . #TempleTexas #EconomicDevelopment #NewRestaurants #Foodie #centexcommercial #commercialrealestatenews #commercialrealestate #centex