Tag: Stools
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What If A Commercial Tenant Doesn’t Perform?
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Commercial leases require tenants to pay rent. That requirement is, however, just the beginning. Tenants also agree to contribute to real estate taxes. They agree to maintain insurance. They agree to keep the space clean and in decent condition. They agree to report certain information to the property owner. They agree not to put junk…
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Hey, New Mom, Have You Considered Relaxing?
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Hello! I see you are a young mother caring for your young children, and for some reason you seem a little stressed. Perhaps it’s because your three-year-old just shattered a jar of enchilada sauce, and you are now kneeling on the floor of Aisle 3, frantically trying to pick up the shards of glass before…
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How We Protected Our Plants From Freezing Temperatures
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Last month’s arctic blast brought surprisingly frigid temperatures to Florida. We had three consecutive nights with temperatures in the low 20s – and an ultimate low of around 18 degrees! A lot of our outdoor plants aren’t built for that kind of freezing weather (in the 3 winters we’ve spent here we can remember one…
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Do UK mattresses have fibreglass? What you need to know
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Recently, a surge of individuals on social media platforms have made the recent discovery that their mattresses contain fibreglass, sending people into worry regarding their health and well-being. Amidst cost of living, some may be eager to cut costs where they can, but when it comes to sleep, we’ve come to understand more and more…
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The ElectraPly e-Bike Takes Plywood Somewhere New
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If you think a bike created out of sustainable plywood would be flimsy, you might want to think again. UK model-maker Evie Bee specializes in traditional woodworking, and was inspired by the iconic Yamaha SR250 – a lightweight motorcycle designed for off-roading – when creating the ElectraPly e-bike. Bee shared, “The design of the bike…
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The Key to Success When Deploying New Technology in the Real Estate Industry
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I often write about the latest technology that is being deployed in the real estate industry. During this unprecedented and explosive time period for the PropTech sector, there has been no shortage of exciting companies to write about. From Tenant Engagement Apps, to IoT Devices, to Investment Platforms, to Disruptive Brokerage Models, a day doesn’t…
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Netanyahu’s Government Takes a Turn Toward Theocracy
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new coalition government, which was sworn in last week, is routinely referred to as “extreme right,” but this tortures the meaning of conservatism in a democracy. Thirty-two of the coalition’s members in the Knesset (out of a hundred and twenty parliamentary seats) are disciples of so-called religious parties, the political arms…
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Snøhetta to design Museum of Sex expansion in Miami
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Architecture studio Snøhetta has unveiled its design for a Miami outpost of the New York City museum dedicated to “celebrating the cultural significance of human sexuality”. The Museum of Sex will be housed in a converted warehouse space in the Allapattah neighbourhood in northwest Miami. With 32,000 square feet (2,972 square metres) of permanent and…
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Channel 4 Privatisation Off, Says Rishi Sunak – Deadline
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The UK government has confirmed that Channel 4 will not be sold. The decision represents a dramatic u-turn from Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives, who had previously been pushing for privatization against the advice of 96% of respondents to a government consultation on the matter when Nadine Dorries was Culture Secretary. Dorries’ successor Michelle Donelan has since…
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Putting the Client First, Not the Property, Even on TV
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Joey Ben-Zvi knows how to attract attention. The media-savvy agent with The Agency in Beverly Hills, Calif., is fast making a name for himself with multimillion-dollar deals and the cinema-quality videos he produces for his high-end listings. At 26, he’s one of the youngest agents at the prestigious billion-dollar brokerage, which has represented Michael Jackson,…
