Written on July 5, 2011 by Rose Ryrie
Realtors guide to budget blowing, $100 at a time

Blowing the Budget, $100 at a Time
In this market, it is crucial that we spend our money very very carefully and only use avenues that bring results! This sounds so basic, yet its difficult to stick to the rules when youre bombarded with great new marketing ideas every day, and new advertising opportunities. Everything they say is so enticing!
Its just a 1/2 cent per customer per day (for a $995/mo digital billboard you share with 8 other businesses, for a six month contract. $6000 invested!)!
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Written on July 4, 2011 by Rose Ryrie
Wondering where to take dad on Father’s Day?
Castaway Restaurant (818) 848-6691
1250 Harvard Dr, Burbank
Father’s day brunch $38.95 for adults, $14.95 for children, and $4.95 for toddlers (ages 3-5).
Descanso Gardens (818) 790-3663
1418 Descanso Drive, La Cañada Flintridge
Barbecue selections, prepared by Patina Catering from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM, concert by Jet Set Quartet at 1:00 PM
First & Hope (213) 617-8555
710 W. 1st St, Downtown Los Angeles
Backyard Barbecue Blues Brunch $38.00 Prix Fix, $12.00 for children 12 & under
Flemings Steakhouse (213) 745-9911
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Written on July 4, 2011 by George Geoghegan
In order to make your property in Dubai attractive for the buyers, you must concentrate on essential repairs before putting it on sale. What is needed is not a major makeover; just simple repairs will do the trick. In order to deal with a tremendous buyers’ market in Dubai, basic repairs serve as an essential marketing tool. Focusing on essential repairs prior to selling your property in Dubai enables you to answer buyers’ questions easily. It also helps you to build clients trust in your property.
The repaired property is far more appealing to the buyers and is sold faster at a much higher price. When
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Written on July 3, 2011 by Brooke Wardlaw
The 4/27/11 WSJ Property Report spent a half page of their section on a rehash of some obvious and questionable news about the strip shopping center industry. The Report focused on several new “surveys” by some large national brokerage firms (Colliers & Reis). The GLG reader should be alerted to the fact that the surveys could have been interpreted as either an optimistic or pessimistic report on the condition of the strip shopping center industry and WSJ chose to present a distorted optimistic version.
The important point I want to make for the GLG reader is that this WSJ article is one that can be ignored by the busy analyst who attempts to stay current on the strip shopping center industry. It is di
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Written on July 3, 2011 by George Geoghegan
There have been a whole lot of discussions for quite some time now about the downward trend of Dubai real estate market. Dubai’s property market started its boom from some seven years back and kept its upward trend when many huge projects completed. These huge projects brought hundreds and thousands of units in market which in result attracted investors from all over the world. But the supply of units continued which ultimately flooded the real estate market. The final outcome of these oversupplies collectively with the global recession brought the real estate prices incredibly down, which side by side also caused investors and other employers to flee off from Dubai. U
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