Beginning July 1st, City Hall's new operating hours will be Monday through Friday, 8am to 4:30pm, closed one hour for lunch from noon to 1pm. We look forward to offering prompt and personal service during these expanded business hours. City Hall is located at 525 Henrietta Street, in front of Ignacio Plaza. #CityOfMartinez #MartinezCA #Hours #CityHall
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Where is Boston’s Bushwick? We don’t have one! And maybe this is the reason so many recent graduates and young professionals are leaving the city. Boston needs to solve the liquor license and venue issues. The city has lost its cool factor. It’s too hard to open up a new venue unless you’re one of the few major owners already. I’m not a big drinker or partier, however it’s absurd that 90% of establishments close at 11pm on Sunday night of a holiday weekend. It is a Real Estate industry issue as people will pay a premium to be in a city that has ample entertainment offerings and will leave when it doesn't. Affordability is only part of the issue in attracting and retaining talent in the city. NYC, LA, Miami, Austin, even Chicago all kick Boston's butt in this arena. It's sad and embarrassing. Could Newmarket (edge of South End and Roxbuy) be a warehouse club district? Or perhaps a few venues in the space between the Seaport and South Boston? Or maybe fill vacant office buildings/units with penthouse/rooftop venues? That will get people downtown. Thoughts? Creative ideas? Colin Jason Virginia Chris Jonathan Berk Evan Smith Remy Raisner J. Peter Vanko Marc Savatsky Tom Colleran Igor Belagorudsky #BostonRealEstate #Boston #Nightlife
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"People don't want to live anywhere shitty" 💩 This comment from a panelist at last week's launch of the latest LSH x Revo - Retail. Property. Community. report on repurposing and reviving our shopping and town centres stuck with me... Deep down we all know it's true, but as people's shopping habits have changed over time more and more emphasis is placed on how a place looks and whether people "want" to spend time there. Yes, there's a place for value retail or secondary shopping centres; but ultimately the best in class retail assets hit that perfect mix of interesting tenants and somewhere you WANT to be. So perhaps it's time to stop thinking about maximum density or the largest floor plate; and more about curating spaces 🤔 This was then reinforced by a weekend jaunt to Lisbon where outdoor dining is👌and the shopping is a vibrant mix of independent and multi-unit retailers. Sure the weather helps but as we are on the inevitable march to a warmer climate the UK will need to adapt. Shout out to Oliver Brown and Richard Dunling for top notch recommendations 🙌 #retail #retailproperty #commercialproperty #landlord #landlordandtenant #shoppingcentres Greenwoods Legal LLP #hospitality #leisure #assetmanagement #lawyer #realestate
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When our job involves picking up some fried chicken (along with a side of content creation), it doesn't get much better than that. Need some help spicing up your social media accounts? Reach out today to see what we can build together. #realestatemarketing #socialmediamanagement #contentcreation
We'd like to congratulate our clients on the opening of the newest Jollibee Group of Companies location in Strawberry Hill Shopping Centre in Surrey, which we helped negotiate the deal for a few years ago. Coincidentally, it also happens to be the 100th location to open in North America! Are you hungry for a retail opportunity in the Fraser Valley? Reach out today to chat about the state of the commercial real estate market. https://lnkd.in/e5GrTGXV #grandopening #fraservalleyrealestate #commercialrealestate #retailrealestate #foodandbeverageindustry
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From basic to breathtaking! Dive into the stunning transformation of this bar by DFW Improved. Every nook has a story, and we're here to elevate it. Check it out! https://zurl.co/rtB4 #DFWImproved #BarMakeover #KitchenTransformation #KitchenRemodel
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Did you know that designated drinking zones could help revitalize downtown areas? Check out this article to learn more about how cities are exploring this innovative approach to urban planning. #UrbanRevitalization #CityPlanning
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Meet Simon Anderson, Hayden Ferriby, and Emma Forbes—the seasoned trio behind Next Phase. Together, they've been championing some of the UK's most dynamic and exciting food hall and market projects. With a shared passion for revitalising spaces and extensive backgrounds in hospitality, retail, and commercial strategy, they are a formidable force in transforming underused properties into vibrant community hubs. Their collaboration has led to innovative concepts that blend food halls with leisure and competitive socialising, turning each project into a focal point for community and economic growth. By applying their hands-on experience and deep understanding of operations, they've not only reshaped physical spaces but also contributed to the broader development of local areas. Their work includes the creation of London's Market Halls and transformation of Doncaster's Wool Market, where their combined expertise in concept design, management, and commercial acumen has led to successful, bustling venues that draw people from all walks of life. The team's unique approach is all about more than just aesthetics; it's about creating places where people can gather, enjoy, and thrive. By focusing on the needs of the community and the potential of each location, they continue to lead the way in urban regeneration, setting new standards for how spaces can serve their communities. Find out more 👉 www.nextpha.se #UrbanRegeneration #CommunityDevelopment #FoodHalls #NextPhase #FoodHalls #Markets #RetailRepurposing #CompetitiveSocialising
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The high street is dead, physical retail is not worth it, blah blah blah…I’m fed up with this negative narrative. 🙈 I’d love to try (in my little way) to change this perception and reinforce the positives that are happening on the #highstreet (ie towns,cities ). There is so much happening - so many new stores opening, #retailers, #popup shops and venues, new restaurants, cafes, bars, #artsandculture venues, entertainment venues, #cinemas, beauty services , health services , nhs relocations to the centre of towns , classes, events, the list goes on and on. Also there are whole town and citywide things happening with innovative events, revitalisation programs and redevelopments happening all through the Uk , already and in the pipeline. Yes my head is not in the sand - I know there are challenges - lots of them BUT the national press’s constant negativity is not helpful. Also I embrace the fact it is not all about retail (and online shopping is important too). Over this last year I’ve been talking with lots of people who are also passionate about the positive things that are happening on the #highstreet, and I want to continue these conversations over the next year. If you are a retailer opening #newstores or another #localbusiness looking at high street locations please can you send over any highlights of this year and what’s in the plan next year ( I may have also messaged you). If you are a #bid or a #localauthority or work in #placemaking please share your good news stories. If you are working in the #theatre and #culture space please share any events or initiatives that are bringing people into town. If you are also passionate about this also then please like, share, comment and get in touch. ❤️ #changethenarrative
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The Policy Chairman’s column in City AM talks about the City of London Corporation's newly launched corporate plan and people strategy which sets our priorities for the next five years. As custodians of the City, this would help strengthen areas that matter across the City: economic growth, the environment, our communities, our competitiveness, our public services and our green spaces. Taken together, our corporate plan and people strategy are opportunities to provide a world-class experience for all those who live, work, learn and explore in the Square Mile and use our services further afield. The Square Mile must chart a course that engages with these big issues because where the City succeeds, the country succeeds. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eSdT4JVh
Coffee shops and skyscrapers: The success of the Square Mile should concern us all
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In comparison to peer cities, Portland doesn’t have as much foot traffic. While it has a comparable amount of foot traffic to Sacramento, Portland covers a much larger area. On the other hand, cities like Seattle and Minneapolis have significantly higher foot traffic per acre in their more compact city centers. This means that, proportionally, more people are walking around, dining at restaurants, shopping at businesses, and adding to the vibrancy of urban life compared to Portland. As acclaimed urbanist Jane Jacobs stated, eyes on the street leads to safer and livelier neighborhoods. For more detailed insights, access the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gGcBfk_a
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🏙️ Exploring New Paths for Charlotte's Growth! 🌟 The recent Axios Charlotte article about the transformation of Gibson Mill into a bustling community hub in Concord, NC, opens up a powerful dialogue about the positives of urban development. As Charlotte continues to expand, it's crucial we rethink our city's growth strategies and include urban success in the discussions if we want to be a healthy city. While efforts have been focused on integrating the fringes into uptown, we might be overlooking a golden opportunity: creating regional centers. By developing these hubs, we can attract big businesses and employers, fostering economic growth and community in areas beyond the city center. Let's envision a future where Charlotte grows not just in size but in depth, offering multiple areas that cater to a diverse community. 🌍💼 🔗 READ MORE: https://lnkd.in/e69Jq8eA #charlottenc #charlotte #uptownclt #mecklenburgcounty #rebic #joinrebic #cltcc #concordnc #cabarruscounty #cabarruscountync #gibsonmill #gibsonmillmarket
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