Everyone has ideas about greening residential real estate, but what about commercial investment property going green. Share your experiences or questions…comment here!
Mandatory Access to Commercial Property for Telecommunications Providers? How do the contracts between commercial or multi-family property owners affect Tenants? The FCC is asking for your comments on an issue that could affect who has access to your property.
Read on...Whether ‘tis better to sell and pay taxes or by deferring gain to leverage your portfolio? Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code provides that neither gain nor loss is recognized if property held for investment use in trade or business is exchanged for like property. The term “like kind” refers to the grade or quality of the property, not a specific type or class. Thus, single family rentals can be exchanged for a retail strip center, commercial or industrial property.
Read on...1. To be eligible for the rebate: (a) I must be a Southern California Edison customer on a residential, GS-1 or GS-2 rate, and (b) the service(s) I have completed must (i) qualify for the rebate, (ii) be performed at a single-family residential dwelling, or (iii) at a business less than 200kW, fully constructed and occupied, within SCE’s service area. (more…)
California Association of Realtors initially OPPOSED AB 2678 (Núñez) because it effectively would have required, among other things, that ALL homes and commercial property in California have an energy audit at point-of-sale, and that mandatory energy efficiency investments be made. (more…)
The Greening of Century City Pedestrian Connectivity Plan is scheduled to create a vibrant live-work-play community where all aspects of life can be accessed within Century City, and enhanced with connections to transit that provide quick and easy routes to other parts of the city. Does a Century City real estate investment make sense in this market?
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Everyone has ideas about greening residential real estate, but what about commercial investment property going green. Share your experiences or questions…comment here!
The Port of Long Beach is making plans to build a new “green” headquarters building as it pursues a larger program to clean up the air at the complex.The nine-story, $218 million structure would replace its current cramped headquarters, which was built nearly five decades ago. (more…)
The proposed “Subway to the Sea” will extend the Red Line from the current terminus at Wilshire Blvd. and Western Ave., heading west along Wilshire Blvd to Beverly Hills, Century City, Westwood and UCLA and on to the Pacific Ocean in Santa Monica, the Wilshire corridor subway will form the essential high capacity trunk line our public transit system needs, interconnecting with a vastly improved transit bus system and an expanding network of light rail lines. Find out more from the Subway to the Sea Coalition.
