Sure, great deals can be
found in depressed markets and unsafe neighborhoods, but at what cost?
Not exact matches
The article began «It's difficult to
find any positive news
in the
depressed gold
market.
A
market study commissioned by the NYC Economic Development Corporation
found that air - rights prices
in the rezoning area averaged $ 301
in 2015 dollars, but the de Blasio administration is pushing for the fixed minimum price out of concern that without it, developers could artificially
depress the value of air rights, according to The Real Deal.
* Finally, MediciNova is an extremely illiquid stock that most Avigen stockholders would
find difficult to trade
in the open
market without significantly
depressing the price, which warranted concessions.
«We continue to
find attractive values
in the global health care sector where demographics, accelerating emerging
market health care spending, refocused research and development efforts, and cost cutting opportunities support long - term earnings against well - known pressures, which is not reflected
in depressed valuations.
* A couple of really good galleries
in premium places that invite you to have a solo exhibition or group showing once a year; * one or two pop up shows a year
in a suitable spot
in a town near you (empty shops
in a main street are great and cheap); * an enthusiastic well networked agent (I asked a bright young girl who worked
in visual merchandising / interior design / blogging to be my agent
in a city 3,000 miles from home and she has been fantastic for me); * maybe one suitable art competition a year (I
find art competitions expensive and often
depressing); * and back it all up with the content
marketing strategies for online sales and
marketing.