Month: October 2022

Why are Sellers Reluctant to Sell? – Real Estate Legal Blogs Posted by Roy D. Oppenheim

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Yale celebrates dedication of Humanities Quadrangle

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[ad_1] Members of the Yale community gathered yesterday to celebrate the opening and dedication of the Humanities Quadrangle (HQ). The iconic structure at 320 York Street, previously known as the Hall of Graduate Studies — and before that as Sterling Tower — now brings together 15 humanities departments in a space newly envisioned for collaboration …

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Healthcare Engineer Christina Mahady Joins AKF

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[ad_1] Christina Mahady NEW YORK — AKF, an engineering, technology, design, consulting, and commissioning firm, announced that Christina Mahady, P.E., LEED AP, has joined the firm’s nationally-ranked healthcare practice. With extensive experience designing complex and sophisticated mechanical systems for the world’s foremost healthcare facilities, Mahady has built an impressive portfolio spanning North America, Europe, Asia, …

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Podcast 430: Escalating Remodeling Costs, Drying Behind Back-to-Back Tile, and Protecting Shingle Roofs From High Winds

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[ad_1] Follow the Fine Homebuilding Podcast on your favorite app. Subscribe now and don’t miss an episode: Help us make better episodes and enter for a chance to win an FHB Podcast T-shirt:www.finehomebuilding.com/podcastsurvey Scott has advice from Fine Woodworking. Jim shares his thoughts on chimney chases. Tess sends an update on her trim replacement and …

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Switch begins construction on second data center at Gaines Township pyramid campus

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[ad_1] GAINES TWP. — Site preparation for construction has started on a long-planned expansion at Switch Communications Group LLC’s data center in Gaines Township, MiBiz has learned. Township officials approved a site plan amendment in July 2021 for a 312,000-square-foot expansion at Switch’s existing data center, located at the former Steelcase Inc. “pyramid” building in …

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Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Northwest Real Estate Open Houses: Arbor Heights, Normandy Park & Federal Way

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[ad_1] SPONSORED: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Northwest Real Estate will be holding three Open Houses this weekend – in Arbor Heights, Normandy Park and Federal Way. First up is is a generous ground floor unit in a well kept Arbor Heights complex that’s just minutes from downtown, light rail and the airport: Bus stop is steps …

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Pendry Washington DC – The Wharf Makes Its Debut in the Nation’s Capital

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[ad_1] Pendry Washington DC – The Wharf — Photo by Montage Pendry Hotels & Resorts today announced the opening of Pendry Washington DC – The Wharf, marking the seventh addition to the Pendry Hotels & Resorts portfolio and the brand’s first location in our nation’s capital. Located along The Wharf, a mile-long waterfront destination set …

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