There's a unique opportunity to secure the last 800 SF space in the new pad development at Marlton Commons. This prime location is strategically positioned alongside First Watch and Mattress Firm. Don't miss the chance to be part of this development dedicated to community improvement. To learn more about the opportunity, reach out to Gabriella Semet at gsemet@uedge.com #UE #UrbanEdge #leasing #CRE #RealEstate #OpenSpace
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Finding the right home can be tough. Sometimes, it doesn't exist, and it can be better to just start from scratch. Let my expertise working with area #HomeBuilders help guide you through the #NewBuild process from start to finish to make your #DreamHome a reality. #NewBuildsArePossible #LetsConnect #Columbus #Ohio #RealEstate #NewBuild #Builder #HomeConnectionsGroup #HomeCentralRealty #ForSale
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Today's Housing Market Needs Serious Sellers! In a market hungry for inventory, we don't need homes that are just testing the waters. With limited supply and high demand, serious sellers are the driving force behind a dynamic real estate landscape. Let's avoid homes collecting dust on the shelf and instead focus on listings ready to make an impact. If you're ready to sell with purpose, let's talk about how, together, we can maximize your home's potential in today's market. #RoscoeVillage #LakeView #LincolnPark #LincolnSquare #NorthCenter #Avondale #IrvingPark #NorthPark #JeffersonPark #PortagePark #NorwoodPark #LoganSquare #AlbanyPark #ChicagoRealtor #ChicagoRealEstate #ListingAgents #ThinkingOfSelling #SellWithPurpose #SeriousSellers #ReadyToList #MaximizeYourSale #SellWithUrgency #HomeownersForSale #FutureSellers #SellSmart #MarketReadyHomes #ListWithConfidence
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Today's Housing Market Needs Serious Sellers! In a market hungry for inventory, we don't need homes that are just testing the waters. With limited supply and high demand, serious sellers are the driving force behind a dynamic real estate landscape. Let's avoid homes collecting dust on the shelf and instead focus on listings ready to make an impact. If you're ready to sell with purpose, let's talk about how, together, we can maximize your home's potential in today's market. #RoscoeVillage #LakeView #LincolnPark #LincolnSquare #NorthCenter #Avondale #IrvingPark #NorthPark #JeffersonPark #PortagePark #NorwoodPark #LoganSquare #AlbanyPark #ChicagoRealtor #ChicagoRealEstate #ListingAgents #ThinkingOfSelling #SellWithPurpose #SeriousSellers #ReadyToList #MaximizeYourSale #SellWithUrgency #HomeownersForSale #FutureSellers #SellSmart #MarketReadyHomes #ListWithConfidence
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Why Real Estate? Because it’s more than just bricks; it’s about creating homes where memories are made, dreams take flight, and families flourish. For me, real estate isn’t just a business – it’s a passion. Have you ever walked into a home and felt an instant connection, like it whispered stories of laughter, love, and life? That’s why I chose real estate – because it’s not just about constructing buildings; it’s about crafting spaces where moments become memories. Each project is an opportunity to ask: How can we design a place that nurtures relationships, sparks joy, and fosters community? Every project we undertake is infused with love and dedication, with the goal of shaping communities where people truly belong. Join us on this journey of building more than houses; let’s create lasting legacies together
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Ball Arena super-project approved launching 25-year plan to make parking lots into ‘another downtown’ Stan Kroenke’s ambitious plan to redevelop the Ball Arena parking lots into a vibrant, mixed-use community is a game-changer for downtown Denver. This is a transformative move that not only capitalizes on underutilized space but also addresses critical needs like housing and community amenities. With more than 6,000 housing units, including over 1,000 affordable options, Kroenke’s development offers a solution to Denver's housing crisis, while also creating an exciting urban neighborhood. The inclusion of community benefits—early childhood education, small business support, and job creation—demonstrates a thoughtful approach to ensuring this project uplifts surrounding areas. It's a significant step in meeting Denver’s growing demand for housing while fostering community connections. The project's potential to double the downtown population speaks to the broader transformation happening along the South Platte River corridor. Combined with neighboring developments like River Mile, this could redefine Denver’s urban core. While concerns about views and parking are valid, Kroenke’s focus on transit, biking, and pedestrian-friendly spaces is a forward-thinking strategy for modern urban development. In short, this project is poised to be a major catalyst for Denver's future growth, and I’m excited to see how it unfolds over the next few decades https://lnkd.in/gdtKCU-V
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Another NIMBY vs abundance battle - this time in Kitsilano. Arguments to save old improvements fall flat when the new Broadway skytrain line (set to host ~150,000 passengers a day) is popping up down the street. Density near transit hubs of this scale should be double or triple what is proposed on the subject site to accommodate a rapid transit hub. The west side of Vancouver is (by design) far behind on densification and will sadly experience more of these battles in the months and years to come. #yvrrealestate #yyzrealestate #VancouverRealEstate #TorontoRealEstate #CommercialRealEstate #OfficeSpace #IndustrialProperty #MultifamilyInvestments #HospitalityProperties #CRECanada #InvestmentOpportunities #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateInvesting #UrbanDevelopment #CommercialProperty #RealEstateROI #CREVancouver #CREToronto #AssetManagement #RealEstateTrends #RealEstateFinance #CommercialLeasing
"This BS": Vancouver residents riled up about NIMBY notice in Kitsilano | Urbanized
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"At the top of wish lists, most renters put price/value, location and convenience, though a strong fourth contender is a sense of community due to the isolation many felt during the pandemic..." How are your teams fostering and building a sense of community/connectivity at your properties? Community events? Tech-enabled interaction? Personalize outreach from your team? #multifamily #leasing #propertymanagement
What First-Time Renters Want Most
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Some of the cities in this country that folks want to live in the most are taking the least amount of action to help welcome new homes for new residents. You may have seen talk about places like Austin and Raleigh before. That's because leaders in these places understand that if we want to tackle the rising housing prices that are harming Americans, we have to build more homes. It should not be so difficult for us to build apartment buildings, townhomes, condos, or even backyard ADUs in our neighborhoods. Our leaders can and MUST take action. If you're ready to say yes to a future of abundant housing so that we can make our neighborhoods more affordable, sustainable, and inclusive then it's time for you to join the YIMBY movement.
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🌟 How We Brought a Dead Park Back to Life Empty paths. Cracked benches. Zero community presence. That's what we found when the city approached us about their struggling park last year. The solution? We installed our #Urbanlandproducts outdoor benches, designed specifically for natural integration and lasting comfort. Results after 6 months: Park visitors jumped from 50 to 500+ daily New community gatherings formed organically Regular fitness groups made it their home base Proof that the right outdoor furniture doesn't just fill space it creates community. What abandoned space in your area needs this transformation? #UrbanLand #Urbanlandproducts #UrbanDesign #CommunityDevelopment #PublicSpaces #urbanplanner
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Greenwich Millenium Village Oval Square, densified! Along one side of the square runs a 4 lane roadway and central reservation. This represents vastly excessive road space provision, that severs the potential social fabric and mitigates against the square ever becoming an active focal point for the community. It is frustrating to see the urban form locking in retrograde social effects for the foreseeable future. A (wishful) solution: squeeze the road space and retrofit a pavilion block.
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