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A NIGHT IN NEW YORK In 2024, New York City is looking forward to a repeat performance of last year’s holiday season. The city attracted 4.4 million visitors in 2023 who spent over $500 million and created 14,000 jobs. New York City is back, as said Arnold… Holidays are a time when millions of people come to our shopping districts from around the world and we can’t wait to welcome them. Our local economy benefits from thousands of jobs and businesses. There were 4.4 million people in town on the weekend before Christmas last year. The most popular retail hubs in Manhattan were Fifth Avenue, Bryant Park, Times Square, and SoHo, as well as downtown Flushing in Queens and MetroTech in Brooklyn. It’s clear that the tourism sector is not only back it’s thriving, “Thnak Donald ” With approximately 7.5 million travelers expected to visit New York City between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, we’re seeing the energy of the big Apple. FM https://lnkd.in/ewnDS4Pi

A NIGHT IN NEW YORK In 2024, New York City is looking forward to a repeat performance of last year’s holiday season. The city attracted 4.4 million visitors in 2023 who spent over $500 million and created 14,000 jobs. New York City is back, as said Arnold… Holidays are a time when millions of people come to our shopping districts from around the world and we can’t wait to welcome them. Our local economy benefits from thousands of jobs and businesses. There were 4.4 million people in town on the weekend before Christmas last year. The most popular retail hubs in Manhattan were Fifth Avenue, Bryant Park, Times Square, and SoHo, as well as downtown Flushing in Queens and MetroTech in Brooklyn. It’s clear that the tourism sector is not only back it’s thriving, “Thnak Donald ” With approximately 7.5 million travelers expected to visit New York City between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, we’re seeing the energy of the big Apple. FM https://lnkd.in/eAgsq9Hs

As far as the eye can see… Clean, inviting, and ready to impress. Shopping centers are more than just buildings. They’re community hubs—places where families shop, dine, and connect. But first impressions? They start outside: - Sparkling sidewalks. - Debris-free entryways. - Safe, slip-free common areas. These aren’t just “nice to haves.” They’re non-negotiables for happy tenants and loyal shoppers. At CleanFast, we: - Keep your common areas spotless. - Reflect the high standards your tenants expect. - Handle the heavy lifting so you can focus on what matters. Because a clean property isn’t just about appearance. It’s a promise to everyone who steps foot on it. What’s your biggest challenge in enhancing and retaining your center’s curb appeal? Let’s chat, I’d love to help.

🏙️✨ Trivia Tuesday: GTA's Rapidly Growing Suburban City 🛍️🏡 The Greater Toronto Area is full of vibrant cities, but one suburban hub stands out for its rapid growth and upscale shopping options. Do you know which city we’re talking about? 🤔 Which suburban GTA city is known for its rapid growth and upscale shopping options like Square One Mall? A) Brampton B) Mississauga C) Vaughan D) Markham Drop your guess in the comments and scroll down to discover this shopping and lifestyle hotspot! 🛍️🏙️ - - - - - - - - - - 🌟 Correct Answer: B) Mississauga! 🌟 Mississauga is not only one of the fastest-growing cities in the GTA but also home to Square One Mall, one of Canada’s largest shopping centers. With over 330 stores, world-class dining, and easy access to downtown Toronto, it’s a magnet for residents and visitors alike. 💡 Fun Fact: Mississauga has a population of over 800,000 and is a hub for business, arts, and culture, making it a prime destination for real estate investment and urban living! Have you visited Square One Mall, or are you planning to explore Mississauga? Share your experiences or favorite spots in the comments below! #triviatuesday #mississaugarealestate #squareonemall #gtaliving #torontosuburbs #urbangrowth #learnwithus #realestateknowledge #gogidda4sold

Address: 305 - 9320 PARKSVILLE DR, RICHMOND, BC, V7E 4W2 Video: https://lnkd.in/gZvxyU87 Masters Green - Located in the popular West Richmond area on Parksville Drive. Complex fantastic amenities. This is a central location that is close to transit, restaurants, coffee shops, just a few minutes walk to Seafair Shopping Centre with Safeway, Shoppers Drug Mart, KFC, CIBC Bank, TD Bank, medical services and recreation facilities. Size: 670 sqft Building Type: Apartment Strata Manage: Yes Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 Den: 0 Balcony: 1 Floor: 3rd Storage: 1 Parking: 1 Max Occupancy: 2 Utilities included: Water + Hot Water *Tenant is responsible for all other utilities such as Electricity, Internet etc. Pet: No Smoking: No Sublease & Subletting: No Overview: - Fridge - Stove - Dishwasher - Windows Covering - Bathtub Amenities: - Pay Washer & Dryer - Elevator - Sauna - Lounge Room - Visitor Parking - Bike Storage Nearby Transit: - Bus: 406 Nearby Groceries/Shops/Restaurants/Parks: - Hugh Boyd Community Park - Richmond Christian School - Jessie Wowk Elementary School - École des Navigateurs - Hugh Boyd Secondary School - Alfred B Dixon Elementary - Safeway Seafair - Domino's Pizza - Seafair Shopping Centre - A&W Canada And many more... Term: 1 year minimum Available: ASAP Listed by: Reside Management **The tenant needs to get tenant insurance ***The tenant is responsible to pay for Strata move-in and move-out fee. Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to provide current and accurate information presented on the listing, the information is not guaranteed. The rental status, rental rate, availability date and property features are all subject to change at any time. Reside Management is not responsible for any inaccuracies on this. #residemanagement #yvrre #yvrrealestate #yvrrealtor #604realestate #vancouverrealestate #vancouverrealtor #beautifulbc #onebedroom #apartment #justlisted #propertymanagement #realestate #richmond #richmondbc #richmondrealestate #richmondapartments

I sat down with Francisco Alvarado from The Real Deal, & he asked: ⬇️ Is it a landlord’s or tenant’s market in Miami’s restaurant scene right now? The answer? It’s a clusterf*** of both. Sure, there are some shiny, move-in-ready spaces on the market (second-gen spaces are the holy grail, by the way), but landlords are out here swinging for the fences with their rent demands. $120-$130 per square foot for a spot in South Miami? For second-gen space? You’ve got to be kidding me. Unless you’re serving gold-flaked burgers, good luck making that math work. Why Are Prices This High? 1️⃣ Everyone Wants a Slice: Miami’s still the “it” city. People who couldn’t get in before are lining up now, hoping there’s still room at the table. And landlords are milking that demand for all it’s worth. 2️⃣ Second-Gen Spaces Are Like 💎 : These spots come with all the bells & whistles—hoods, grease traps, the works. That saves tenants a fortune in build-out costs, so naturally, landlords price them like they’re beachfront property. 3️⃣ It’s Not Just Miami Locals: Every restaurant owner & their cousin from around the globe is trying to plant their flag here. More competition means landlords hold all the cards & can charge whatever they want. 🔑 What’s the Move? Trying to open a restaurant in Miami?  Here’s what I tell my clients: ✔️ Don’t Let Rent Be Your Kryptonite: If you’re paying rent that eats up your profits, what’s the point? Know your numbers & don’t sign something that’ll put you underwater faster than a bad Yelp review. ✔️ Get Off the Beaten Path: Wynwood & Brickell might look sexy, but that rent isn’t. Look at neighborhoods like Little River, where you’re not battling a million people for the same overpriced square footage. ✔️ Call Someone Who Knows the Game: That’s where we come in. At F+B Miami, we’ve seen it all. We make sure you’re not getting screwed before the ink’s even dry on your lease. Miami’s restaurant market is like a Ferrari with no brakes. It’s fast & if you’re not careful, it’ll leave you broke on the side of the road. Need help navigating this madness? Hit us up. We'll get you a deal that won't make you cry over rent.

Miami’s #Overtown neighborhood is undergoing a significant transformation with the arrival of major retail chains and a mixed-use development. Sawyer’s Walk, a 1.5 million-square-foot project, located near Brightline’s Miami Central station, is reshaping the landscape with accessible retail, affordable housing, and corporate presence. Sawyer's Walk will feature affordable housing for low-income seniors, retail stores like Target and ALDI USA, the addition of MSC Cruises’ North American headquarters, driving economic growth and community amenities, including public plazas, a playground, and a dog park. Read more about this transformative project and its impact on #Miami’s urban core by the South Florida Business Journal ➡️ bit.ly/SFBJSAWYERS / #FuelingFlorida #MovingMiami

Finding the perfect spot in Southwest Florida isn't just about finding a beautiful home. It's about making sure you’re close to the things you love, like shopping! 🛍️ For retirees and those about to enjoy retirement, having easy access to top-notch stores is key to a fun and relaxed lifestyle. Here's how you can pick the best location with shopping in mind: 1️⃣ Proximity Counts: Make sure there are plenty of stores within a short drive or even walking distance. This means less time traveling and more time shopping and enjoying. 2️⃣ Variety is Vital: Look for areas that offer a range of stores—from grocery shops to boutique outlets. This variety makes everyday tasks easy and lets you enjoy spontaneous shopping trips. 3️⃣ Community Amenities: Consider places with malls that integrate eateries, cafes, and parks. They offer a complete experience beyond just shopping. 4️⃣ Future Proofing: Check for any upcoming developments in shopping districts. They add more options and enhance property values over time. 5️⃣ Fit Your Lifestyle: Choose a neighborhood that matches your shopping style and preferences, whether that's big brands or small, unique shops. At The Borg Group, we make sure you find not just a house but a place that offers the lifestyle you deserve. 🌴 What are your shopping must-haves when considering a move? Let us know in the comments! #RealEstate #theborggroup #downingfryerealty #inthe239 #naplesfl #bonitaspringsfl #fortmyersfl #MarkBorg #Dawnborg #househunting #realtorlife #dreamhome #luxuryhomes #paradisecoast

We hear a lot about the death of malls. It is true that some malls are struggling, but that's not because consumers have given up on physical places and spaces. Indeed, the view that people don't like shopping in person is largely nonsense. Malls that struggle tend to be those that have simply not evolved with changing consumer tastes and needs. As they've become dated, shoppers have found other places to take their business. It's interesting to read about how Simon Property Group is trying to correct this at Southdale Center in suburban Minneapolis. It is investing $400 million to transform the center with pickleball, luxury apartments, a hotel, new stores, co-working spaces, and more. As The Wall Street Journal puts it: the Southdale overhaul reflects big shifts in how Americans are going to the mall. https://lnkd.in/ew3GmXZ8 #retail #retailnews #consumption #malls

How the busiest street in Manchester has changed… 🐝   Market Street has seen remarkable transformation over the years. Once a thriving centre for market traders and local commerce in the Victorian era, it has evolved into one of Manchester's busiest pedestrian shopping streets. From local markets to global brands, its evolution mirrors the city’s dynamic growth and ability to adapt to changing times.   #UrbanDevelopment #Manchester #CityTransformation #transformationtuesday