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🏡 Exciting News in Doral, Florida! 🌴 Did you know a new 51-acre development for military housing is underway near SOUTHCOM headquarters? Here are some key insights to consider: - 139 units of duplexes, townhouses, single-family homes, and apartments will be available. - The project is part of the Department of Defense's Military Housing Privatization Initiative. - Lendlease, a renowned property group, will lead the construction in phases, aiming for completion by early 2027. This development not only provides housing but also showcases strategic partnerships for sustainable community growth. As real estate professionals, how can we leverage such initiatives to create more inclusive and thriving neighborhoods? Let's continue to support projects that prioritize both quality living spaces and community well-being. #RealEstate #CommunityDevelopment #MilitaryHousing #SustainableLiving #FloridaRealEstate #DoralExpansion

We can finally share the news! I am so excited to be able to work with the Ralph Sayer Team, Property Studios Ltd. & Holyrood PR representing the redevelopment of this historic site on the outskirts of Edinburgh in Craigiehall. The former Army HQ, Craigiehall Barracks, are set to be transformed into 78 luxury homes in the new Craigiehall Meadows development available For Sale in the next few months with Ralph Sayer. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/d7Whwshe Interested? Looking for more information? Get in touch! #Edinburgh #EdinburghProperty #PropertyForSale #ExcitingNews #NewHome #HistoricHomes #PropertyDevelopment #PropertyRenovation #PropertyNews

WHAT DID YOU DO AT THE CORKSCREW I am really upset. In the effort to be social in free space, I began to travel yesterday to yoga park under the bridge where there's a market. I reached Corkscrew Park and could not ascend. It is blocked. I looked around. At first I didn't see any rationale. Then, I saw the orange and white block. And then I noted that a piece of the bridge itself, closer to BayWalk, was missed. I thought, "Well who is dismantling the Corkscrew Park bridge from RiverWalk to BayWalk?" Then I mulled over the the wisdom of riding around to reach the movie presentation using the streets. It's now after 8:00 pm. I don't feel like going around the other way. Easier to return to my residence. Forget the movie. This way is direct and succinct. I was dismayed and turned around. Wheelchair! I'm mad. This here is ungodly and unlawful. I don't see the need to have ever dismantled any part of this art creation and pedestrian love. By the way, that is a storied "tenement slum" in the background with the parking structure that sits atop the Times New Union Building land. There are many Marines that were disinterred there to erect this apartment and parking structure. This includes General Might 0,3. These are your care recommendations: 1. Turn this entire project over to the US military corps of engineers, architects and designers. 2. Deconstruct the apartment building. 3. Deconstruct the parking garage. 4. Complete a new architectural design inclusive of a place of internment and memorial for these indigenous righted persons and Marines 5. Include three discreet retail venues: one for books, and second for tea and a third for bourbon. 6. Reconstruct the US Route 1 Juncture building and BayWalk. 7. Repair the bridge. 8. Prosecute appropriately. 9. Accept cash for any reclamation. This public policy and urban planning moment brought to you today by Lorrinn Cassandra Woods. #Normandy #Marines #Navy #Army #AirForce #WhiteHouse

🌊🛤️ Cape Cod Trivia: Dive into the captivating history of the Cape Cod Canal, a man-made wonder that turned Cape Cod into an island over a century ago! The canal's journey, from a 17th-century idea to a 20th-century marvel, is steeped in innovation and ambition. 📜 The vision for the canal dates back to the 1620s, originating from the Pilgrims' desire for a safer, more efficient trade route. Imagine the challenge of shipwrecks happening every two weeks along Cape Cod’s shores back in the 1880s! George Washington himself saw the strategic importance of such a canal during the Revolutionary War. 🌉 Fast forward to the early 1900s, financier August Belmont II and engineer William Barclay Parsons began transforming this vision into reality. Despite facing massive boulders and financial hurdles, their perseverance led to the canal's grand opening in 1914. 🚢 The original Bourne and Sagamore bridges, essential yet initially limited in their design, were later reinvented by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Today, these bridges are not just structures but symbols of enduring ingenuity. Think of this: 🏞️ Every time you cross these iconic bridges, you're stepping into a story of human determination and engineering excellence. 🏡 Feel the pull of history and beauty here? If crossing these bridges feels like arriving 'home', #CompassFreitasMonteforte is your gateway to living this dream. #CompassCapeCod #HomeInHistory #CapeCodLiving #BourneBridge #SagamoreBridge #EngineeringLegacy #MakeCapeCodHome

We firmly believe that a smile is the best accessory you can wear, and we aim to spread that message every chance we get. So the next time you're feeling down, just remember the power of a smile and let it brighten up your day. #smiledog #smiledogreception #smiledogteam #march #hellomarch #officemanagement #virtualmanagement #virtualreception #luckymonth

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Wishing everyone a very happy St. Brigid's day! The article below outlines some of the history of the St Brigid. https://lnkd.in/ekAkMtF8 #stbrigidsday #storagegalway #storagelimerick

Did you know that for over a century, an imposing building nestled on Whitehall in London was a silent witness to pivotal moments in British history? This grand structure was none other than the Old War Office, which, from 1906 to 1964, was the headquarters for officials plotting, planning, and making decisions that would shape the course of military events. Imagine walking through the corridors where influential military leaders once roamed, the walls echoing with the fervor of strategic discussions and critical wartime deliberations. This was the place from where orders were issued that would affect the lives of countless individuals during both World Wars and a host of other significant conflicts. In 1964, the baton passed from the War Office to the Ministry of Defence, which continued to use the building until 2016. It's astonishing to think about the array of secrets and stories that are etched into the very fabric of the Old War Office. From the drafting of pivotal documents to the forging of alliances that would determine the fate of nations, this historic building has seen it all. Though once only accessible to a select few, the whispers of history that linger in the Old War Office have left an indelible mark on London's rich tapestry. Can you imagine the weight of the decisions made within those walls, decisions that shaped not just the history of the United Kingdom, but the world? The Old War Office is not only an architectural marvel but a monument to the stories and legacies of those who walked its corridors. It's a testament to a bygone era of military strategy and government affairs—a true treasure trove of history! To dive deeper into fascinating historical gems and satisfy your curiosity with more amazing details, follow here: LinkedIn: https://buff.ly/3H8EsMw Instagram: https://buff.ly/3TGRHf4 Twitter: https://buff.ly/41IMwx7

“What’s that sound?” “When was the last time it was serviced?” “Is it time for a refit?” These questions can all be answered by the team at RMK Merrill-Stevens Is it time for a visit? If you’re not sure, the answer is probably yes. Get your free quote by contacting RMK Merrill-Stevens today! #RMKMerrillStevens #boatrepair #yachtrefit #marineservices