Carl Dilley Broderick Realty Commercial Division

07/27/2024

So I’m wondering how you explain to your father in law -sorry a whale sank your boat

05/12/2024

Thank you everyone for the kind birthday wishes 😊

05/12/2024

Happy Mother’s Day all you wonderful mothers 😊

01/02/2024

To all family and friends here is wishing you all a happy, healthy and prosperous 2024🎊

01/13/2022

A Once in Lifetime Opportunity to own an Island Paradise property or Develop a Resort.
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08/26/2021

Wow
What a beautiful project !!

An apartment complex on Central Avenue in downtown St. Pete has sold for $149.6 million. According to Pinellas County property records, the 368-unit Icon Central luxury apartments sold on August 25th to Houston-based Camden Property Trust. The property will be renamed Camden Central. By late after

03/23/2021

Some great opportunities in the hospitality industry.

American Hotel and Lodging Association 1-21-21

Hospitality Industry Expects a ‘Vaxication’ Turnaround

While the pandemic hit the hospitality industry hard, it expects a big rebound if newly vaccinated Americans over-compensate for vacations they lost out on in 2020.

NEW YORK – The pandemic rocked the hotel industry as more people stay at home – but the sector is hoping for a turnaround as more of the public gets vaccinated. Let the “vaxication” planning begin, as Bloomberg reporter Jen Murphy dubs it.

Some Americans are already planning celebratory vacations starting a few weeks after they get their final vaccine. Leah Smith, president of Tafari Travel, told Bloomberg she has already seen a 25% jump in travel inquiries since the first round of vaccinations became available.

While the pandemic hit the hospitality industry hard, it expects a big rebound if newly vaccinated Americans over-compensate for vacations they lost out on in 2020.

01/08/2021

For sure the office isn't dead. On several occasions we experimented with people working at Home. In some cases it worked fine, especially in positions requiring more highly qualified personnel. On the other hand many people do not have the self discipline and work ethic to put in a real days work when left on their own. Managing those people remotely was more work than it was worth in savings buy not having them in a controlled office environment. For some businesses this current upheaval in the market is creating some great acquisition opportunities.

“Coronavirus will not kill the office,” states The New York Times, arguing that the office market was heading for a crisis long before the pandemic.

01/04/2021

Some great news for Landlords in the new Covid Relief bill.
The National Association of Realtors® (NAR) applauded several items in the package that will help members, homeowners and landlords.
For property owners, landlords and property managers, NAR updated information on its website, including its FAQ for landlords and a quick reference guide. https://lnkd.in/eQEMb8p

“Through this bill, our members will continue to have access to unemployment and small business assistance,” Shannon McGahn, chief advocacy officer at NAR, said last week when Congress approved the bill. “But perhaps one of the biggest wins is rental assistance, which we have fought hard for since the last major COVID-19 bill was passed in April. It will bring instant relief to both mom-and-pop property owners and American families in danger of going over a financial cliff at the end of the year.”
Under the bill, states will receive $25 billion in rental assistance through Sept. 30, 2022. The funds allow landlords to apply for funds on behalf of tenants. The amount requested can include rent payments, plus other costs related to housing, such as utilities and similar expenses.

Housing providers need to maintain and, if necessary, increase the steps they have already taken to minimize the spread of the COVID-19 virus at their properties.

12/02/2020

As the title of this article lays out there is concern over the future and values of office space. As most are aware there has been a decided shift in many industries to opt for workers operating from home. What was initially seen as a short term anti COVID measure many companies see as a permanent cost savings move.

Pre-pandemic, tech firms had water-cooler, collaboration vibes; the focus now is permanent work-from-home options. How will that impact offices, cities and suburbs?

04/30/2020

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