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Concept to Completion: A Tale of Tenacity in Small Community Architecture

SW Oregon Architect

The modest mid-century Modernist design was originally constructed in 1953 in accordance with a design developed by Max P. The City identified another development option in March of 2004. The 2004 estimate of the probable construction cost exceeded $3 million, which at the time was far more than could be matched by fundraising efforts.

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New Construction Home Vs Resale Property: What to Choose?

Architecture Ideas

Due to the falling profitability of bank deposits and inflation, many US citizens decide to save money by investing in real estate. Experts told us what is more profitable to invest in today – resale real estate or a new construction home. There are certain risks when buying real estate in the primary market.

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Is There a Way Out of Hawaii’s Housing Crisis?

Dwell

The cost of real estate has steadily increased since then, fueled by tropical allure and increased accessibility, with only brief and mild downturns. Myriad state and county land-use restrictions complicate projects, and since Hawaii uses a general excise tax instead of a sales tax, transactions at every stage of development add costs.

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How to Choose the Right Business Property in 2023

Architecture Ideas

However, getting the right business property is not as simple as it seems, especially when you are new in the real estate game. Buying a business property is not your typical real estate game — it is a high-stakes chess match. Investing wisely in developing areas also tends to yield higher returns.

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How climate, pandemic, and war shape the "future proofing" of buildings, cities and regions

Community Architect

Future proofing in highly uncertain times Amortization in real estate frequently exceeds 25 years, comprehensive plans try to shape the future for 10 years, sometimes longer. Technology continues to develop at a breakneck pace but there is growing pessimism about the balance of solutions and harm.

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We're Off to See the Waltons

Dwell

The third generation of Walton heirs appears eager to remake the region in the image of rapidly developing, rapidly gentrifying metros around the country, and what they're going for seems to be some combination of Austin and Aspen—Nature! The population is estimated to reach nearly 1 million by 2045. Affordability! Good weather!

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UK construction activity survey news

e-architect

New infrastructure projects are seen to be behind the much of the increase in workloads, with a net balance of +40% – with energy developments particularly leading the way. Our work with others provides a foundation for confident markets, pioneers better places to live and work and is a force for positive social impact.