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?????? ?????? ?????? ?????? ?? ?????? ???? ???????????? ???????? ?????? ??????????? A good old street fair ???? In this episode of Room For Revenue, I visited the Normal Heights Street Fair! ?????? ?????? ?????????? ???????????? ???? ???????? ??????????????: ?? Parking lots ?? The Taco Shop Theory ?? The Upsell during the pre-sale Did you know local community events like this not only help bring people into new communities but, can triple and even quadruple your city or venues revenue?! ?????? ???????? ???????????????? ???????? ???????????? ?? ?????????? ????????????-??????????? What themed event has generated your venue the most revenue? Just a heads-up: the views shared here are mine alone and not associated with the Normal Heights Street Fair. These are my opinions on where there is room for revenue at this particular location and not a reflection of other locations or the corporation. #roomforrevenue #sandiego #revenue #sales #hospitality

Check out Wellogy Principal and CFO, Matt Canterna in this recent post about the design of Knowlton School at OSU!

?? School's out, it's a holiday weekend, and summer is unofficially here! Check out my summer edition top picks around Tampa Bay! As a lifelong Tampa Bay resident, I've got you covered for everything from the best beach spots and summer activities to the best staycation and hidden gems! #tampa #tampabay #tamparealestate #tampabayrealestate #tamparealtor #tampabayrealtor

In our journey toward more sustainable and health-conscious urban environments, the adoption of tunable circadian lighting for exterior spaces has emerged as a beacon of innovation. This lighting technology not only respects the natural rhythms of human biology but also minimizes the ecological footprint on our planet’s diverse ecosystems. As we know, excessive artificial lighting disrupts the circadian rhythms of humans and wildlife alike, affecting sleep patterns, behavior, and even the survival of species. The challenge we face is twofold: How do we illuminate our cities and landscapes in a way that supports human health and safety, while also preserving the dark skies necessary for our flora, fauna and wildlife. The answer lies in the development and implementation of tunable circadian lighting. This technology allows for adjustments in light intensity and color temperature, aligning with the natural progression of daylight and ensuring a harmonious balance between artificial and natural light. By mimicking the dynamic nature of daylight, we can create outdoor environments that support the human circadian system, enhance mood and productivity, and significantly reduce light pollution. But our responsibility does not end with human well-being. Protecting nocturnal wildlife, conserving energy, and preserving our view of the starlit sky are equally important. Integrating motion sensors and adopting dark sky-friendly lighting fixtures are steps we can take to minimize our ecological impact. As we embrace this journey, let’s collaborate across industries, from lighting designers and urban planners to environmentalists and technologists, to create outdoor spaces that respect both human and ecological needs. The future is bright – but let it be so in a way that honors the delicate balance of our planet. #SustainableLighting #CircadianRhythm #EcologicalDesign #UrbanPlanning #InnovationInLighting

Education doesn't always have to look so formal - PowerPoints, sitting in chairs, business casual attire...you can see it in your head right now, can't you? It can look like leadership getting creative. You can break up the many tools of success into bite-sized bits that are easier to absorb and remember. You can wear jeans, T-shirts, and even throw in the occasional letterman's jacket to up the cool factor. We recently held a Real Estate Fair at our office for a chance to change the pace while still offering quality education. We were excited at the turnout and heard from so many attendees that the fair not only taught them about real estate but that it energized and motivated them to get out into the field. It didn't take incredibly more time to plan than a normal workshop and the casual atmosphere made it easier for people to engage in conversations, ask critical questions, and pick the brains of some of our most talented team. We call that a win. #CreativeLeadership #RealEstateEducation #RealEstateFair #MotivatedMindset #EngagingConversations #TalentedTeam #BiteSizedLearning #QualityEducation #OWNYourGrowth #OWNFamily #CommunityOverCompetition

Have you seen an Open Concept hospital?? Check out this hospitals no barriers approach in Watertown, ON! ??This innovative design allows clients to stay with their pet throughout their visit, embodying their core values: Comfort, Connection & Transparency. What are your thoughts on embracing this openness?

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Not for or against this idea. Just thinking it through from a #marketdemand perspective. Is #induceddemand the driving theory behind this proposal? If #visitor-driven, how will location relate to where most downtown #hotel rooms are located (ie. towards #UnionSquare)? We’re working on #downtown #masterplans across the #unitedstates right now, so interested to see how this evolves and if it’s a model for other cities. #retailresilience #communitydesign #economicdevelopment #downtownrecovery #sanfrancisco #retail #foodandbeverage

Need a quick break in your workday? Take a moment to explore the fascinating history and enduring legacy of InnVest Hotels in this short video. #InnVestHotels #hospitalityindustry #hotels

From ICSC Cities Are Embracing Mixed-Use Development to Boost Convention Centers “How people gather has changed, so convention centers are thinking about the next generation of conferences and retailing,” says Sheba Ross of HKS, Inc.. To attract more conventions, cities are integrating these centers with their urban environments. Rob Svedberg of @TVS Design AS Company notes that engaging urban surroundings are now key in decision-making for convention organizers. Shannon O’Hare from Cushman & Wakefield emphasizes the symbiotic relationship between convention centers and mixed-use developments, while Rick Strauss of Odyssey Retail Advisors highlights how nearby retail and dining enhance the appeal for convention-goers. Dallas and New Orleans are leading the way with master-planned convention districts. The Dallas Convention Center District aims to create a vibrant, walkable environment, and New Orleans’ River District promises a transformative mixed-use development. Mixed-use development is vital for the success of convention centers. Let's leverage these insights to create vibrant, connected urban spaces! #UrbanDevelopment #MixedUse #ConventionCenters #RealEstate #CityPlanning #ICSC