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Sometimes there is nothing more permanent than a temporary structure….. 20 years later, still in operation at the Boulder Creek Golf Course in Boulder City, Nevada. Vision Building Rental’s golf cart storage facilities can be leased or purchased. #temporarytents #semipermanentstructures #golfcartfacilities #golfcartstorage #engineeredtents #golfcoursemanagement

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?Deadline approaching // Two options for the management of Hoylake Beach are out for public consultation until 25 March - with both options including proposals to remove some vegetation to provide amenity space. The ‘Access for All’ option proposes removing 1.92 hectares of vegetation (around the size of 2.7 Wembley football pitches), mostly around the RNLI lifeboat station - for which safe access has been a vital consideration - but also includes slipways and two 10 metre-wide strips - one along the seawall from Clydesdale Road to King’s Gap, and one from King’s Gap through the vegetation to the sandy beach. The ’Amenity Beach’ option proposes removing just over 3 hectares of vegetation (around the size of 4 Wembley pitches), similar to the ‘Access for All’ option, but with a larger area of amenity beach being provided towards Trinity Road. See the link below for a closer look and to have your say on the options.

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Two options for the management of Hoylake Beach are now out for a new round of public consultation - with both options including proposals to remove some vegetation to provide amenity space. The ‘Access for All’ option proposes removing 1.92 hectares of vegetation (around the size of 2.7 Wembley football pitches), mostly around the RNLI lifeboat station - for which safe access has been a vital consideration - but also includes slipways and two 10 metre-wide strips - one along the seawall from Clydesdale Road to King’s Gap, and one from King’s Gap through the vegetation to the sandy beach. The ’Amenity Beach’ option proposes removing just over 3 hectares of vegetation (around the size of 4 Wembley pitches), similar to the ‘Access for All’ option, but with a larger area of amenity beach being provided towards Trinity Road. See the link below for a closer look at the maps and to have your say on the options.

At Caribbean Isle, our golf course-adjacent community on Florida’s Space Coast, onsite teams are working hard to install new roofs across all 28 buildings, part of a broader capital plan we are implementing at the property. #multifamily #orlandomultifamily #multifamilyinvesting #multifamilyrealestate #realestateinvestment #realestate #realestateinvestmentmanagement

With temperatures in the 90's most people are thinking beach and boating, our team is busy meeting with potential clients regarding their snow and ice management needs for the upcoming season. With budget season fast approaching we would like to recommend you include your 2025 landscape RFP in this process, there is tremendous value in doing this now! Check out the quick video explaining the benefits #oneteam #snowRFP #landscapeRFP #propertymanagers #facilitymanagers #campuscare #wintheday #value

Come see it in person! I've scheduled an open house for Sat, Aug 17 @ 11:00 - 2:00PM. Click on the image to see all the listing details, or contact me directly if you'd like to learn more. #home #house #listreports #property #openhouse #forsale #househunting #dreamhome #houseexpert #homesintheknow #realestate #realestateagent #newhome #propertyexpert #lovewhereyoulive

High density, services and public open space around mass public transport stops makes complete sense but how it’s done requires careful thought and scrutiny. The Rosehill Racecourse proposal by the Australian Turf Club calls for up to 25,000 new dwellings. This equates to 40+ One Central Park (16+34 storey) towers in an area roughly equivalent to the University of Sydney. That’s a huge number of towers in a relatively small area. Where will the school, green streets, bike paths and open spaces fit? How many of these new homes and streets will receive sunlight in winter? Is 40+ towers realistic and if not why is this number being publicly floated? It’s essential that we do more than just address the immediate problems of supply and affordability. We need to do density better and discuss sensible targets. Doing better means ensuring community benefit, liveability, amenity and high quality public open spaces for current and future generations.