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Bellingham is a college town, so Lindsay O’ Neal thought finding a place to live would be easy. However, four months after beginning her search, with her school start date looming , O’Neal is getting worried. The crux of her problem: she has pets. O’Neal, 35, has been looking for an apartment under $900 a month since April. She plans to study marine biology at Western Washington University in September, and like some students, she’s bringing her two cats with her to help with anxiety and stress. She’s now considering commuting 30 minutes to an hour each day from Blaine so she can still attend school in the fall. “I’ve never had this issue before. Usually I find a place and then get the place, but it’s been a nightmare. I don’t know what it is,” O’Neal said. “I can’t believe how difficult the whole thing has been. … People are looking for perfect tenants and that’s not realistic. You have to have a lot of money and no pets, it’s ridiculous.” O’Neal isn’t alone in feeling the pressure...

Overview of rentals in Forest Ridge School District 142 On Point2 Homes it’s easy to filter and browse through homes for rent in Forest Ridge School District 142 . Whether you’re looking for apartments for rent, furnished apartments, condos, single family homes , studio apartments or any other rentals, you can get a list of properties based on your criteria with just a few clicks. There are 3 homes and apartments for rent in Forest Ridge School District 142 Rental homes in Forest Ridge School District 142 are displayed with a lot of extra information, including property type , square footage, amenities and area demographics, as well as the name and contact information of the real estate agent in charge of each listing. Use the Price Drop filter to find out whether rental homes you’re targeting had rent price drops over the last 6 months, so you never miss a bargain. On Point2 Homes you can tell whether the houses for rent you might be considering are close to the amenities y...

DEL CITY — Efforts to transform what had been a blighted and crime-ridden area at Interstate 40 and Scott Drive into something this community can be proud of has cleared another hurdle. The city council and its development authority approved an agreement with a Texas-based developer this week to build a movie theater/bowling alley, restaurants and a grocery store on the southwest corner of the interchange this week. The developer, Hunt Properties Inc., told The Oklahoman on Wednesday the site is an ideal location for a project it expects will create a regional draw for future tenants. For the city, approval of the project marks the completion of a journey it started about a decade ago to take a undesirable area that consisted of dilapidated apartments and a strip club and turn it into something else. Del City officials said the deal represents an unprecedented investment in the community, and is proof the community can redevelop previously blighted areas using commitment, foresigh...

August 26, 2017 5:52 AM ET Real Estate Management and Development Company Overview As of December 20, 2012, Waterstone Apartments were acquired by MG Properties Group . Waterstone Apartments comprises real estate property including 156 unit multifamily property . The property is located in Tracy, California. 1951 W Middlefield Drive Tracy, CA 95377 United States Key Executives for Waterstone Apartments Waterstone Apartments does not have any Key Executives recorded . Similar Private Companies By Industry Recent Private Companies Transactions Type Date Target No transactions available in the past 12 months. The information and data displayed in this profile are created and managed by S&P Global Market Intelligence , a division of S&P Global. Bloomberg.com does not create or control the content. For inquiries, please contact S&P Global Market Intelligence directly by clicking here. Stock Quotes Market data is delayed at least 15 minutes. Most Searche...

As the housing crisis has grown across California, the state has seen a rise in the number of “super commuters,” residents who commute longer hours to cities starved of affordable housing, including those in the Bay Area. While the number of jobs brought into the Bay Area has grown in recent years, the availability of housing has not matched this increase, according to State Sen. Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley. People working in service-type jobs are not being paid wages that would allow them to afford housing in the cities where they are employed, forcing many to make long commutes to and from work each day, Skinner said. “Those are essential services, but then they’re driven out to living further and further away just to be able to afford somewhere to live,” Skinner said. Census data from 2015 reported San Francisco , Alameda and Contra Costa counties’ average commute times to be 31.7 minutes, 30.7 minutes and 35.3 minutes respectively — an increase from 2010, when the commute times for...

LANSDALE >> Plans for a six- story apartment building on the corner of Third and Walnut streets have been revised again, and Lansdale officials look likely to be asked to approve several waivers for the project. Developer Ross Ziegler and architect Mike Rosen presented the latest version of those plans Monday night , describing changes including a new fence next to a dog park meant to buffer the building from its next door neighbors on Third Street. “In terms of both the fence and the dog park, we’d be open to discussions, certainly, to explore what would be more desirable, or how we can come up with solutions that might make more sense,” said Rosen. “We really want to encourage the concept of pet ownership, and taking care of their pets. And we clearly have been sensitive to the neighbor issue, and we will deal with it,” he said. The proposed Third and Walnut apartment building — termed “Walnut Crossing” on the plans — has been discussed since late 2015 by various borough b...

When it comes to condominium development , Cascadia’s two largest cities couldn ’t be more different. Last year nearly 60 percent of new housing starts in the city of Vancouver, BC , were condominiums; meanwhile, Seattle saw no new condominium buildings open . And that’s not changing anytime soon: less than 10 percent of all building slated for downtown Seattle in the next three years will be condos. What’s the difference—why the blossoming of condominium construction in one city and the almost complete dearth in the other? The short answer is economics. In Vancouver, apartments are saddled with an unfavorable tax code , making condos the more lucrative multi- family housing investment even despite high rental demand . In Seattle’s skyrocketing rental market , one that’s climbed even faster than the condo market in recent years, apartment buildings are much more financially attractive, while condos come with bigger risks and, typically, lower returns. Compounding this profit differe...

The massive new social and affordable housing renewal development just given the go-ahead by the NSW Government in Sydney’s north has been greeted with cautious approval by experts. But while it’s been hailed as “ground-breaking” by some, with plans for similar scale projects at four other major sites, others have said it still is a long way off solving housing affordability for many Sydneysiders. “Of course, the provision of this new affordable housing is always good, but it’s still just a drop in the ocean,” says Associate Professor Eileen Webb , of the Curtin Law School , who’s been studying the lack of housing. Ivanhoe estate ." /> An artist’s impression of Ivanhoe estate . Photo: Supplied “As we’ve seen in Martin Place recently , there are many people homeless, with the 2011 Census putting the figure very conservatively at 105,000. We’ve also had reports that a further one in 10 Australian households are in housing stress and at risk of homelessness, which is 850,000...

SUNNYVALE, CALIFORNIA, USA, August 23, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Real estate brokers make money when they sell and lease real property .  If it were only that easy!  A sale has always required qualifying large numbers of prospects. When it comes to qualifying potential sales and leasing leads that call in to the brokerage, brokers have had two options in the past.  They can qualify those leads themselves, which takes up valuable time when they really should be in the field selling, or they can hire a real estate assistant to qualify the incoming leads .  Even highly motivated real estate assistants find qualifying incoming leads an exhausting and boring chore.  Omniquo’s industry leading artificial intelligence (AI) based product OMNIQ solves this problem. OmniIQ creates virtual assistant that works on your sales agent’s behalf by engaging with the prospects. The virtual assistant will contact, engage with, and qualify potential clients . It is able to understand and respond ...