Land

Sinar Mas Land and Ararasa develop new mall “Eastvara”

Tangerang (ANTARA) – Sinar Mas Land together with Ararasa developed the newest mall in BSD City Tangerang Banten called EASTVARA on 4.8 hectares of land with the tagline “The Light of Asia” with a fresh, modern and aesthetic concept inspired by the exotic luxury of Asian culture.

“We are targeting this newest lifestyle commercial center to be operational in the second quarter of 2024,” said Commercial BSD Sinar Mas Land CEO Anna Budiman in her statement after the groundbreaking ceremony in Tangerang, Saturday.

He explained that demand for retail space and premium shopping centers had increased, so Sinar Mas Land together with Ararasa developed the newest mall. In the future, EASTVARA will have a large captive market because it is surrounded by 14 residential areas, 60 clusters, up to 10,000 densely populated houses and is dominated by young people/millennials.

Apart from that, the growth of the retail sector in Indonesia is starting to increase positively. This occurs as the economic sector begins to recover and community activities gradually return to normal.

Based on data reported by the Indonesian Retail Entrepreneurs Association (Aprindo), retail sales performance growth in 2023 could reach around four percent or in line with Indonesia’s economic growth

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Sinar Mas Land: Making decarbonization of the building sector a reality requires collaboration

Tangerang (ANTARA) – Managing Director of the President Office of Sinar Mas Land, Dony Martadisata, said that collaboration between stakeholders is very necessary to make the decarbonization of the building sector a success with the aim of identifying policies, solutions and best practices to achieve the Net Zero Emission goal.

“Implementing the concept of sustainable development in the company’s business lines is one of Sinar Mas Land’s focuses in presenting environmentally friendly property products while providing a sustainable life,” said Dony in his statement in Tangerang, Thursday.

Also read: Sinar Mas Land is optimistic that demand for property will increase

Advisor to the President of Sinar Mas Land Office, Ignesjz Kemalawarta, said that the efforts and programs implemented by the company in developing residential areas and office areas that are environmentally friendly and low in carbon emissions include green building, low carbon emissions, energy saving, water resource management, green waste management, less plastic. , to green habits.

He added that the BSD Green Office Park area is the first office district in Indonesia to have received Gold Green District certification from the Building Construction Authority (BCA) Singapore.

“A number of office buildings in the area have also received Green Building

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Profile of seven ENHYPEN members, debut group “I-LAND”

Jakarta (ANTARA) – The seven members of the debut group from the survival show “I-LAND”, ENHYPEN, were announced this Friday night.

Six of them were selected based on the results of the global vote count which ended tonight and the rest were chosen by the producers.

The top six participants based on the results chosen by global viewers are Jungwon, Jay, Jake, Ni-ki, Heeseung, Sunghoon. Meanwhile, one other participant, Meanwhile, Sunoo was chosen by the producers.

Jungwon ranked first with 1,417,620 votes, followed by Jay, Jake, Ni-ki, Heeseung and Sunghoon. Jungwon himself received the most votes in South Korea, while Jake was the most popular in Indonesia, then Sunghoon was chosen the most by viewers in China.

Also read: ENHYPEN, debut group “I-LAND” and these are the 7 members

The following is a brief profile of the seven participants that ANTARA summarized from various official sources:

1. Yang Jungwon (16)

 

Jungwon ENHYPEN, debut group “I-LAND” (Instagram.com/mnetiland)

He comes from South Korea with an idol training period of 1 year and 4 months. Since the age of 7, Jungwon has been involved in taekwondo.

According to him, taekwondo and dancing have many similarities so he can

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The best time to sell your home

Analysis of selling prices shows that November was the best month for sellers, with prices 0.80% higher than the average throughout the year.

But this depends on where you are across Australia, with the size of seasonal variations, and the best month to sell differing by region.

Spring and early in the year when homes sell for the most

At the national level, the average seasonal variation in prices favors sellers in the spring selling season (October and November) as well as in February and March.

In November, prices were highest: 0.8% above the average throughout the year. A seller of the average priced home, around $800,000, would take home more than $6,000 more in November, relative to the average price achieved through the year.

But selling results were also strong early in the year. Prices were also noticeably above average in February (+0.59%) and March (+0.72%).

By contrast, the lowest seasonal prices are achieved in June and July, on average across the country.

These estimates are based on a seasonal decomposition of hedonic price indices (which account for different types of homes being sold at different times of the year). The average seasonal deviations each month are extracted

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Groups leading Union Pier development efforts react to sale | News

Though it remains unclear how much of the property along the Cooper River might be set aside for public use, the city “controls much of the process going forward,” Cogswell said in a statement immediately after the sale was announced.







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The public was invited during the Union Pier site tour on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 in Charleston.




Any redevelopment plans will require substantive city input regarding zoning and code changes, environmental cleanup and more. Cogswell made it clear that he would pull those regulatory strings to ensure the eventual plan is “an amenity that every resident in Charleston can enjoy.”

Cogswell also has said that he plans to lean on connections in Columbia, where he served for six years in the House of Representatives, and on lawmakers in Washington, DC, to bring state and federal dollars to Bill Stern, chairman of the SPA’s board , called “probably the most valuable piece of oceanfront property on the East Coast.”

Members of the advisory committee helping to guide the Riley Center’s decision-making for what should and what should not be built on the site said they were surprised by the sale, too, although they remained eager to carry on

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Real estate: Carleton Place homes sold for $400,000 below original selling price

It’s a harsh lesson on buying at the peak of the housing market.

Two years ago, newly built townhomes in Carleton Place, Ont. sold for nearly $900,000. Low interest rates were a driving force behind the hefty price tag.

“Those townhouses were overpriced to begin with,” said Jeff McGuire, who lives in the area. “I think they were asking 200k more than they should have originally.”

Some people bought high but couldn’t keep up with payments, falling into default. The builder re-listed the homes for much less at the end of 2023 — $499,000.

“They couldn’t afford the home or what they wanted to afford. So their plans changed,” explained real estate agent Peter Sagos. He sold a few properties in the new subdivision, including 182 Hooper St, both times. The original buyers who couldn’t make the payments may be in further trouble from the builder, he says.

“The seller could go back and through litigation receive the other end of the money that was from the original contract.”

“A couple of the builders I worked with did the exact same thing,” said real estate broker Paul Rushforth. “They lowered the price drastically, called it a Christmas special.”

These were

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Is winter a bad time to sell your home?

Winter usually spells a slow time for the property market, with many buyers holding off until the spring.

This year has been sluggish throughout, so should we expect even lower activity in December, January and February – or could we start to see a shift in the market?

Here, Which? analyzes what’s happening in the UK property scene, and whether or not the winter is a shrewd time to sell and buy.

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How does the housing market perform in the winter?

The graph shows how winter transactions (December, January and February) have shaped up against the other seasons in the previous two years.

As the graph demonstrates, sales numbers are lower in the winter – and this trend is expected to continue this year.

It can therefore be more challenging to sell your property in the colder months. But that’s not to say sellers should be entirely put off.

  • Find out more: is spring is the best time to buy a house?

The pros and cons of selling in

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The NAR settlement could slash home prices for many Americans


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The entire US housing market is about to get remodeled, and the end product could come with a big perk: cheaper home prices.

That’s due to a $418 million settlement the National Association of Realtors announced Friday with groups of homesellers.

The settlement, which is still subject to a judge’s approval, will eliminate the long-standing standard 6% commission paid by the seller. Those fees, however, are often baked into the listed price of the home. Lower commissions could therefore lower home prices, experts say.

And at a time when elevated housing costs are driving inflation across the country, reining in home prices could help bring price increases back to levels Americans experienced before the pandemic.

But none of that will happen overnight.

For starters, a judge still needs to sign off on the settlement, which would also put in place a slew of new rules. Among those, buyers’ agents showing homes that were listed on local centralized listing portals, known as multiple listing services, won’t have prior knowledge of the commissions they’ll receive if their clients end up purchasing it.

The NAR, which represents more than 1 million agents, declined to comment on whether home prices

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Glamor couple’s trophy home for sale

Glamor couple Poppy and Anthony Tzaneros have released their designer dream home after a brief stint on the market late last year.

The near new residence, recently reimagined by Poppy’s own boutique interiors company Poco Designs, was listed in November 2023 with a reported price guide of about $17 million. Today, the four-bedroom, three-storey home has been resurfaced with TRG’s Gavin Rubinstein and is set to go under the hammer on May 1.

“The vendors are engaged, they’re very excited and so far we’ve had a really good response from buyers. I know these guys are committed to seeing it sold at auction, if not before,” Mr Rubinstein said.

The high profile pair spent $7.45m on the site back in April 2021 prior to the major renovation.

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The outdoor area is ideal for entertaining.

“We sold numbers 4 and 6 Boronia Rd for $10.33m and $10.28m through my office about six months ago, with my colleague Evan Cheung,” Mr Rubinstein explained.

“They were on the same size blocks but were completely raw sites. In order to turn one of those into what you’ve got at number 74; firstly it wouldn’t be elevated and

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It’s been ‘hard to sell’ in many housing markets across Canada. Here’s why – National

Slowing housing markets in many parts of Canada are pushing some home sellers to make hard-fought concessions on price — or delay their plans to sell until next year — in the wake of higher rates.

Real estate experts who spoke to Global News say patience and price flexibility are key to landing a sale in today’s market, and that waiting until spring in hopes of a better deal is far from a certain thing.

October sales figures from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) released this week showed a “sizable decline” in activity in most of the country’s biggest markets.

Sales volumes dropped 5.6 per cent from September, according to CREA, with chair Larry Cerqua saying that buyers might have entered an early “hibernation” as higher interest rates limit buying power across the country.


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October real estate report


Lorna Willis, an agent with Re/Max Finest Realty in Kingston, Ont., says that the number of homes sold in that city was down nine per cent year over year in October, with average prices down 5.3 per cent annually.

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The main thing that’s changed in the region is how long it takes to sell a home,

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