Sentences with phrase «town investor looking»
I am an out of town investor looking to close on something in Rochester this year.
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They include a small - town conservation biologist and a couple of big - city ex-bankers who met after the easements law was changed — at a moment in the wake of the real estate crisis when investors began looking for ways to salvage value from land whose price had plummeted.
Moody's Investors Service is looking at the impact of a federal investigation into loan guarantees made by the Town of Oyster Bay in light of the indictment of restaurateur Harendra Singh, the credit rating agency reported Monday.
When Shad's employer Eric wants to rebuild some of the town business after Hurricane Albert destroyed the hotel, he looks to his long - parted son Joseph to come to Jamaica and help him negotiate with the investor and secure all the necessary legalities.
Renewable Energy World CAPE TOWN, South Africa — Investors are looking beyond hiccups such as the stalling of the scheme to buy clean energy by the South African government from independent power producers to create a very large wind sector by 2050, but they want clear regulations.
«The growing influx of upcountry investors moving to the Cape has seen property prices in Cape Town soar and, as a result, buyers started to look further afield to other coastal towns where they can enjoy a similar lifestyle at more accessible prices.
This partnership has also enabled him to extend his services to a pool of U.S. based investors looking for property investment opportunities in Johannesburg and Cape Town.
Still, Palmer Town Center looks like a promising asset for its new owner, which is part of a wave of investors allocating money to healthy retail properties located in urban secondary markets.
Looking to increase self - sufficiency for the locals of Windermere, investors are currently planning to expand and create downtown shopping complexes that are in step with the small hometown feel that the town and its residents are trying to maintain.
«About a month before (the fast ferry) started running I noticed a bunch more contact through Zillow,» including investors looking for a place near the ferry terminal, noted Andrea Ernst of Re / Max Town and Country in Port Orchard.
Some are now considering buying homes for their students to live in with classmates, while other potential investors are looking at college towns for rental properties that'll deliver a steady stream of student tenants and profits.
Commercial is a great way to go — have you looked at applying for a job at one of the commercial firms in town to help you build up your knowledge before you jump in as an investor?