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Arizona Ranks Fifth In Nation For Winter Real Estate Scam Risk - AZ FREE NEWS
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Arizona Ranks Fifth In Nation For Winter Real Estate Scam Risk - AZ FREE NEWS

  • Arizona ranks fifth in the nation for winter real estate scam risk, based on FTC data from 2022–2024.
  • The average loss per scam victim in Arizona is $18,025, higher than the national average.
  • Nevada tops the nation for scam reports per 100,000 residents in Q4, with notable total losses.
  • Alaska ranks fourth in frequency but has relatively few reports due to its small population.
  • Experts link Arizona’s risk to rapid population growth and holiday homebuyer demand.
  • Officials urge verification of parties through official channels and caution against wiring money on urgency.
  • The study analyzed FTC data from 2022–2024 to identify seasonal scam patterns.
  • Florida and Georgia also rank high in scam reports per capita, with Florida seeing the largest total losses.
  • State-by-state results show a mix of high per-capita reports and varying total losses nationwide.
  • The analysis also notes that North Dakota reports the fewest winter real estate scam reports but incurs high per-victim losses.
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Winter warmer in the woods: a sizzling sauna and cool, cosy cabin deep in a Sussex forest
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Winter warmer in the woods: a sizzling sauna and cool, cosy cabin deep in a Sussex forest

  • New outdoor sauna and two modern cabins at Great Park Farm in Sussex draw visitors seeking nature and design.
  • The Drying Shed sauna uses a wood-fired stove and warm timber, inspired by Japanese design.
  • Hill Cabin offers a contemporary Scandi vibe with lime-washed floors and timber panels.
  • The stay includes access to a wood-fired hot tub, fire pit, and outdoor shelter for meals and relaxation.
  • Guests can walk to Battle Abbey or Hastings for additional sightseeing during stays.
  • The project is led by architect Will Gowland and Built Works, with plans for more cabins.
  • Three-hour sauna sessions are offered for groups up to four people, with flexible timings Tuesday to Sunday.
  • Prices and extended hours indicate a premium, sustainable experience for cabin guests.
  • The site includes a farm shop, cafe, plant nursery, and nearby walking routes.
  • The feature notes the UK’s growing outdoor sauna trend since 2024.
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Host Like Martha Stewart in This 2-Story Tiny House With Ample Space and an Outdoor Deck
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Host Like Martha Stewart in This 2-Story Tiny House With Ample Space and an Outdoor Deck

  • Latest: A double-story prefab tiny house on Amazon is highlighted for its spacious deck and entertaining potential.
  • The home features two bedrooms on the first floor and a second-story bedroom with a deck for outdoor dining.
  • The article notes the deck is suitable for hosting parties and enjoying sunset views.
  • Pricing mentioned around $46,900, with several Amazon listings for similar models.
  • The piece emphasizes the ease of installing and moving the tiny house model to different locations.
  • The article frames the tiny house as a potential weekend retreat or entertaining space.
  • The Tiny House is presented as appealing to Martha Stewart-style entertaining.
  • The piece lists multiple Amazon listings for similar tiny homes as references.
  • The article notes the model's open floor plan and ample natural light due to windows.
  • The overview mentions the article's purpose to explore affordable, stylish tiny homes for entertaining.
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Dad Spends $100K Building Daughters' Dream Apartments in Childhood Home So They Don't Waste Money on N.Y.C. Rent (Exclusive)
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business23h ago

Dad Spends $100K Building Daughters' Dream Apartments in Childhood Home So They Don't Waste Money on N.Y.C. Rent (Exclusive)

  • A Maryland father spent about $100,000 to build a private suite and an additional apartment for his daughters in their childhood home.
  • Jameelah and Hameedah Khadar moved back home after college due to high NYC rents and limited privacy.
  • The basement will become a private suite for Jameelah, with a six-seat theater and heated floors.
  • Hameedah’s space will have a separate entrance and garage, essentially a private one-bedroom unit.
  • The family aims to save on rent and invest toward future homeownership while the daughters pursue adulthood under one roof.
  • Jamal Khadar, 61, oversees the renovations as founder of Khatraco LLC to ensure the project meets his daughters’ needs.
  • The renovation timeline suggests Jameelah could move into the basement by December 2025, with Hameedah’s unit ready by February 2026.
  • The project includes a basement wet bar, a marble bathroom, heated floors, and custom built-ins for comfort and privacy.
  • The story emphasizes a family-centric solution to rising urban rents rather than external housing options.
  • The overall project cost reached six figures, reflecting a significant personal investment by the Khadar family.
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Readers respond: PPS’ risky real estate gamble
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business18h ago

Readers respond: PPS’ risky real estate gamble

  • PPS faces a $50 million budget shortfall while moving ahead on a $37–$41 million One North property purchase.
  • The center would require $20–$25 million in renovations and 24–30 months of construction.
  • Critics question whether the center would be usable in a timely fashion and if transit supports access.
  • A suggested alternative is integrating the center into the Jefferson High School reconstruction.
  • The letter argues the board has a mandate for Black student excellence but not for imprudent spending.
  • Transportation and accessibility remain unresolved for East Portland students.
  • The Center for Black Student Excellence is central to the critique of the plan's practicality.
  • The letter emphasizes the need for fiscal scrutiny amid looming budget gaps.
  • Renovation and construction timelines could prolong the period of limited utilization.
  • The writer calls for a solution that reduces delays and saves millions of dollars.
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Restaurant issues on agenda at REBNY confab: ‘Hospitality Meets Real Estate’
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business14h ago

Restaurant issues on agenda at REBNY confab: ‘Hospitality Meets Real Estate’

  • REBNY to host a 2025 Commercial Holiday Luncheon titled 'Hospitality Meets Real Estate' highlighting restaurant tenants.
  • Marc Holliday (SL Green) and chef Daniel Boulud will join a fireside chat at the luncheon.
  • The event will review the role of restaurants among major real estate developments in Manhattan.
  • Luncheon attendees will hear remarks from REBNY president Jim Whelan and other industry leaders.
  • The luncheon will address Manhattan’s commercial market and possible mayoral impacts on real estate.
  • Tickets for Rebny.com can be purchased to attend the 2025 luncheon.
  • The event features a coffee-table of high-profile New York real estate and dining leadership.
  • The conference coincides with discussions of hospitality-led development in premier properties.
  • The session anticipates insights on the state of Manhattan’s commercial market.
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Dentons: Shauna Towriss Named As Real Estate Partner In Vancouver Practice
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business3h ago

Dentons: Shauna Towriss Named As Real Estate Partner In Vancouver Practice

  • Dentons appoints Shauna Towriss as Real Estate Partner in Vancouver, expanding Canada’s real estate bench.
  • Towriss brings 19+ years in acquisitions, financings, and complex development projects.
  • Her practice covers syndicated investments and real estate investment trusts.
  • Towriss will collaborate with Dentons’ global platform to support cross-border mandates.
  • Dentons aims to deepen real estate capabilities for developers, investors, landlords, tenants, and lenders.
  • Scott Wilson and Clark Kassian of Dentons welcomed Towriss to the team.
  • Towriss emphasizes joining Dentons' global platform as a foundation for practical, strategic advice.
  • Vancouver office and national leadership highlight Towriss’s asset as a strong hire for real estate capabilities.
  • Pulse 2.0 reports the hire as part of ongoing business news and deal flow coverage.
  • Dentons’ Canadian real estate team supports cross-border mandates amid rising institutional activity.
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