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Exclusive | Rudy Giuliani slashes price of NYC home by nearly $1M in last-ditch bid
Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani is racing against time to offload his Upper East Side condo.
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Great News! Prices in JH are trending downward!
lol.
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lol.
Want A View Of The Tetons? Vacant Lot In Jackson Hole Will Cost You $5.5 Million
In 1992, a 1.5 acre vacant lot with a view of the Tetons in Jackson Hole cost $70,000. Today, the average price tag for single-family lots valley-wide is…
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I don’t have access to more than the first two paragraphs but I can see where this is going. Someone tell me if there’s a surprise ending.
one of the reasons I retired to the southern coast.
We will soon be the largest port from san fran to seattle,
They are calling for an influx of 8k jobs into a town of 10k and real estate inventory is already scarce. I figure if I can develop at least two properties a year (which is easy) over the next 3 years I should be able to take advantage of the prices, inventory and influx considering how cheap it is to build and develop here.
We will soon be the largest port from san fran to seattle,
They are calling for an influx of 8k jobs into a town of 10k and real estate inventory is already scarce. I figure if I can develop at least two properties a year (which is easy) over the next 3 years I should be able to take advantage of the prices, inventory and influx considering how cheap it is to build and develop here.
Expecting all those new Trump tariffs to bring in tons of foreign goods, are they?
beats me, I dont follow politics, I do know they are already bumping up the height of all the rail tunnels to fit double stack container cars and currently dredging the bay and moving in equipment so there will be a good influx of buyers soon if not nowExpecting all those new Trump tariffs to bring in tons of foreign goods, are they?
The Coos Bay infastructure is hard to deny. It's hard to get in and out of the coast via roads though. Maybe thats a good thing.
looks like they're going to lean on the rail network. which is a very prudent decision imo
Oregon Looks to Build West Coast's First Ship-to-Rail Port Terminal
Roughly two million import and export containers are expected to move through the Port of Coos Bay each year once the new terminal is up and running.
www.supplychainbrain.com
Hmmm... sounds like socialism.looks like they're going to lean on the rail network. which is a very prudent decision imo
Oregon Looks to Build West Coast's First Ship-to-Rail Port Terminal
Roughly two million import and export containers are expected to move through the Port of Coos Bay each year once the new terminal is up and running.www.supplychainbrain.com
Partney Construction has been working on the rails, tunnels and bridges for the last year as the first phase. They are also putting in several sidings in spots they have room and really beefing up the terminals for logs, pellets and chips. The dredge has been working in the bay for most of the year and the jetty work has been going on for about a year now placing massive boulders and riprap on both sides. The airport is going to expand with another airline for portland or seatac for a hop as well as the ship building yard is building two more dry docks. Seems it is all happening pretty quick. My realtors have already seen a large influx of buyers but with not much inventory to be sold so I figured I should make use of my time while the demand is high.looks like they're going to lean on the rail network. which is a very prudent decision imo
Oregon Looks to Build West Coast's First Ship-to-Rail Port Terminal
Roughly two million import and export containers are expected to move through the Port of Coos Bay each year once the new terminal is up and running.www.supplychainbrain.com
Wow, this just sold on the 8th and I didn't see any signs posted. It sold for $371,000 which is a good $100k bellow what anything else in this part of the hood has listed for. I'm curious what happened.
We had a short walkies and I noticed it looked empty and had a lock box on the door.
We had a short walkies and I noticed it looked empty and had a lock box on the door.
So is going to be the new port where we won't import the cargo due to the tariffs?
all the current port operations are exports, two log yards, 3 chip terminals, and pellet terminal, thus far the only incoming terminal is oil/fuel and not sure where it comes from. I would imagine the container terminal would be relieving traffic for the rest of the west coast ports.
Expecting all those new Trump tariffs to bring in tons of foreign goods, are they?
POOPDECK YOURSELF!
Two 'affordable' cities in Colorado might have $1M-plus homes by 2033, says Realtor.com | OutThere Colorado
Well-known real estate publication, Realtor.com, recently took a crack at predicting what home prices might look like around the country by 2033 – and according to their report, two 'affordable'
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I mean... by 2033 a million bucks will be chicken feed.Two 'affordable' cities in Colorado might have $1M-plus homes by 2033, says Realtor.com | OutThere Colorado
Well-known real estate publication, Realtor.com, recently took a crack at predicting what home prices might look like around the country by 2033 – and according to their report, two 'affordable'denvergazette.com
Buy mine for that now and you'll be well ahead by then!I mean... by 2033 a million bucks will be chicken feed.
It’s possible it was trashed inside and would need extensive work to get it back to market value.
Meth lab or weed farm
already isI mean... by 2033 a million bucks will be chicken feed.
that too
Ouch.
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Michael Jordan sells Chicago mansion at seep discount after 12 years
After languishing on the market for more than a decade, Michael Jordan's 32,000-square-foot mansion in Highland Park, Illinois has finally sold at a dramatically reduced price.
I mean, it *is* Illinois.Ouch.
Michael Jordan sells Chicago mansion at seep discount after 12 years
After languishing on the market for more than a decade, Michael Jordan's 32,000-square-foot mansion in Highland Park, Illinois has finally sold at a dramatically reduced price.
Poor Michael Jordan. How will he cope, financially?
My guess is he's happy as hell to have it off his books.
I realize you're being facetious, but MJ actually has been very wise with his money unlike so many ex-athletes. from that very home fire-sale article he turned a cool $2.7 billion (!) profit on his stake in the Hornets, and Nike is still paying him $260 million… per year.
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And on that day, nothing will be lost.
hopefully it falls into the ocean when its time comes. would make an interesting artificial reef.