How is the proliferation of short-term rentals impacting Toronto’s housing supply and the character of residential neighbourhoods, and what should be done about? To help answer those questions, and draft regulatory policies to govern services like Airbnb, the City of Toronto has announced two public consultations, to be held on March 28th and April 20th.…
DetailsThe introduction of cloud technology revolutionized the way we used the Internet. Suddenly, all of our important information was backed up and stored in a central location – a location that we can assess from any computer and mobile device. These days cloud technology has become so advanced that it’s taken the place of software.…
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Investing in real estate, particularly for those that are just getting their feet wet, can be as complicated as it is intimidating. All things considered, the pressure of landing your first property is either something that will make or break you. And for what it’s worth, far too many new investors succumb to the latter.…
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This post originally appeared on tBL member ClientLooks’s blog ClientLook and is republished with permission. Find out how to syndicate your content with theBrokerList. Would you believe it if we told you that nearly one-third of the global commercial real estate industry is still primarily using spreadsheets for asset and portfolio management? That was a finding…
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Allapattah warehouse and Robert Wennett Miami Beach developer Robert Wennett closed on the purchase of the Miami Produce Center in Allapattah, marking another sign of the new commercial investment in the industrial neighborhood. Records show Miami Produce Center LLC, an entity controlled by Wennett, paid $16 million for the combined 9.72 acres of land. The…
DetailsThor Equities hopes to sell a prominent site in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood for a significant profit about a year after acquiring most of it for $41.5 million. The New York-based developer purchased the 2.46-acre site at 2800 N.W. 2nd Ave. in September 2015 from Lehman Family Partnership, which ran a pipe and plumbing company there…
DetailsAn Amazon store and Jeff Bezos at the ENCORE awards (image credit: Steve Jurvetson via Wiki Commons) Amazon is aggressively expanding its presence in the real-world retail market, with a plan to open dozens of new pop-up stores in US shopping malls over the next year, a source familiar with the matter told Business Insider.…
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The Spark condominium broke ground in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood Sept. 8. Spider, a development firm led by Andres Goldenberg, is building the 56-unit condo at 522 N.E. 34th Street. With prices starting in the $500,000s, nearly 40 of its units are pre-sold, the developer said. Condos will range from 955 to 1,800 square feet and…
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Four produce warehouses in Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood sold for $16.02 million as South Florida’s industrial market heats up. Tavilla Realty Associates, managed by Richard J. Tavilla in Acton, Massachusetts, sold the warehouses at 1335 N.W. 21st Terrace, 2140 N.W. 12th Ave., and 1215 plus 1243 N.W. 21st Street to Miami Produce Center, an affiliate of…
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