Sentences with phrase «establish real estate operations»

The former Central Island Realty is the oldest established real estate operation in the area and has a sales force of 14.

Coldwell Banker Vancouver Island Realty, formerly known as Central Island Realty, is the oldest established real estate operation in the area.

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Founded in 1994, Sincere Holdings Group has established a presence in key provinces and cities in China, including Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Sichuan, Jiangsu, Henan, Hebei and Shandong, specialising in integrated services such as the development of real estate, the operation of urban complexes, urban transformation and lifestyle service.

All companies are likely impacted, but especially companies with substantial equipment or real estate leasing operations will likely have their work cut out for them to comply with the standard's requirement to establish a right of use asset and lease liability.

Vigilance is required because the means for these and other criminal activities may be transactions for which lawyers commonly provide services such as: establishing, purchasing or selling business entities; arranging financing for the purchase or sale or operation of business entities; arranging financing for the purchase or sale of business assets; and purchasing and selling real estate.

Began successful real estate company and recruited 23 agents, and managed all daily operations, personnel payroll and budgets, and created innovative marketing campaigns that established business as a leader in the market.

Responsible for the company's day - to - day operations, Ragusa, a 14 - year employee of the Dallas - based firm established by football great Roger Staubach in 1977, most recently served as president of Staubach's real estate services division.

Established in 1999, CITI Commercial was an independent real estate company with extensive operations in the areas of leasing (office, retail, and industrial) and investment sales.

At the summit meeting sponsored by NAR, Sarah Rosen, deputy assistant secretary of operations at HUD, challenged industry players — from real estate practitioners to representatives from the lending and title services — to establish proposed changes to RESPA that «work for everyone.»

Fewer numbers of wannabe registrants will actually mean fewer incompetents in raw numbers whilst paving the way for forward - looking types with suitable backgrounds (education-wise, experience-wise and attitude-wise regarding the attainment of strict and demanding education requirements) who plan on making real estate a full - time career, the opportunity to establish themselves without being forced to compete with hit - and - miss part - time skimmers and full - time incompetents at «their» communal level of operation... desperation.

HUD found that the company encouraged its associates to establish a shell organization, a company with no significant assets or business operations, and use it to purchase an interest in a title company partly owned by the real estate company.

Herron is a 14 - year veteran in the real estate industry, who comes to his new position from another established brokerage operation in Hamilton.

At Cushman & Wakefield, in addition to forecasting and monitoring economic and real estate market trends, he helped establish global infrastructures to facilitate cross-border transactions and the firm's emerging investment management operations.