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This video is so cool. What's not shown is that Tenant storefronts are being designed, plans are being reviewed, permits being received - psyched! We love taking great ideas to grand opening! It's go time. #designcriteria #designcriteriamanual #retaildelivery #tenantcoordination #ownersrepresentative #retail #mixeduse #mixedusedevelopment

This is a story about the world's oldest Park Ranger that serviced in San Francisco bay area, if not mistaken. She now tells a story about what life was like, as the first black family to move to Walnut Creek. The only part about this story that is concerning to me, is that she declares she could have done what she did without a man. There may be many women that feel this way. I have many friends that have said this too. My younger self may have thought this too. With age, comes wisdom to think differently on this. Men are equally valuable people in humanity. Every time a woman says she can do things without a man, I'm almost certain in 90% of the time, they do not truly mean it. I had a friend say she did not need a man after 2 divorces, and she said never again. Not 2 years later, is she dating, then she re-marry's a 3rd time. He's a Contractor, and they 'build" things together in the garage, and its very fulfilling to her. She can't stop talking about how great he is/they are. The Community Building concept actually applies here. Life is about "BUILDING". When 2 people in love get together, they usually start "building" at something: First, at building a new marriage, and life. Its starts with buying or "building" a home. You build up that home, you build your yards, gardens, sheds, mancaves Then, you build a family. You have 1 - X number of children. You build in your spiritual lives, and in your church communities. Ultimately, you may start building in your Citywide communities. When you stop building together, is when the spouse strays, divorce starts to set in, children start to tear away from you, your family abandons you, or your community abandons you. Then, life starts to fractile. You don't care about too much anymore, and you start to feel depressed. You feel isolated, split within yourself, and you sometimes don't know what you want, you can loose a sense of purpose, or what to do with yourselves. Some people feel more stressed, depression, anxiety and get diseased At least one of these has happened to me before. I have to fight hard with my mind. I need to say something to men, from the heart, as we start to build up women. Men and women building together, throughout life, are vitally important. Its a systemic issue that is the problem, not the men. I believe what women really feel, is that they wish they can better reach and connect with men, to keep the "building" going and better support women, to hold onto a connection. I'm not a feminist. I realized under pandemic, that we all need help. Its been evidenced by the brave men that shared their vulnerabilities in this social media community. From the men that have started to share more, I have learned a lot. I think its great that we're carefully trying to fine tune into each other, while trying to grow together. Thank you and in appreciation to the men that have demonstrated their support. Please continue to share and support women. Respectfully, D

Women's History Month Day 14 and I look with admiration to Betty Reid Soskin - a woman who seems to have tried it all, and at 101, is still looking forward to what the future holds.   Betty's words, "The questions are the important things. Each time they get asked there's a different meaning," resonate deeply as I reflect on her journey and in turn, my own.   Questions hold immense power and act as catalysts for transformation. They provoke thought, ignite curiosity, and drive change. Have we considered the questions we are asking ourselves and others?   Are we asking the tough questions that challenge the status quo? Are we fostering dialogue that sparks innovation and inclusivity? Are we listening actively and empathetically to the questions posed by those around us?   As we navigate our professional and personal journeys, let's remember that questions are not just inquiries; they're pathways to growth and understanding. They can pave the way for meaningful connections, unearth solutions to complex problems, and inspire us to reach for new heights.   I encourage you to embrace the power of questions. Use them to amplify voices, bridge divides, and create a brighter, more equitable future for all.   What questions are you asking today? #empoweredwomenempowerwomen #womenshistorymonth #sparkchange

Meet Betty Reid, a true embodiment of resilience and inner strength. At 101 years old, Betty's life journey is a testament to the power of adaptability, reinvention, and the unwavering pursuit of one's passions. Throughout her remarkable life, Betty has worn many hats – from daughter to mother, businesswoman to federal worker, and even a park ranger at the impressive age of 85. Her ability to navigate various roles and transitions speaks volumes about her resilience in the face of change. “Music has the power to change things because I could sing things that I couldn’t say.” Her words remind us that sometimes, it's through creative expression that we find the courage to voice our deepest truths. And as Betty says the questions we ask are important because every time we do the answers are different because some much has happened since we last asked them. Life keeps moving And so do we. Our answers underscore the notion that growth and evolution are constants. With each passing year, we are afforded new perspectives, insights, and opportunities for self-discovery. Betty's resilience lies in her willingness to embrace these changes with an open heart and an unwavering spirit. As we celebrate Women's History Month, let Betty Reid's story serve as a beacon of hope and inspiration. Let us honor her resilience, her strength, and her unwavering commitment to living life to the fullest. Here's to Betty – a true testament to the power of resilience, inner strength, and the enduring spirit of womanhood. #womenshistorymonth #entrepreneurship #resilience #motivation #innerstrength The Female Quotient The Female Quotient

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Congrats to the good folks at Western SC | Economic Development Partnership and the South Carolina Department of Commerce! Their hard work, as is often the case, was a huge factor in getting Columbia Vehicles to locate in Aiken/SC! For those not immediately tangential to this deal like we were, I thought it might be interesting to overview from a broker's perspective how deals like this come together. - In this deal, we represented the seller. (I've included a Case Study and Video as reference for the steps we took in representing our client). Our fundamental goal as fiduciaries for our client, Fenix Manufacturing Solutions, was to maximize their return on the building. Ultimately, we ended up with two different prospective buyers at the table, both of which would've been impactful for our community. Of particular note here is the $/SF that we were able to demand for the facility, given market factors at play including limited availability of facilities. We negotiated hard using the data at our disposal. Additionally, we were able to close quickly (64 days). Glen Caulk with Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough did an tremendous job representing the seller as attorney. - Video Overview Here: https://lnkd.in/ePBvZNaT - Case Study: https://lnkd.in/eXDdAdwQ - Damien Lanclos, CCIM represented the buyer, Columbia Vehicles. His role was to locate the best facility for his client, whether in the CSRA, or some other market. Damien was thorough and pushed hard for his client. Upon putting the property under contract, Damien worked diligently on behalf of his buyer to investigate the property via typical due diligence assessment and more specifically, regarding environmental concerns. Damien leveraged the Property Condition Assessment on the property to push for a reduction in the sales price, which he ultimately received. Additionally, Chris Driver and Hull Barrett, PC represented Columbia Vehicles on this deal as attorney, and were a pleasure to work with. - Western SC | Economic Development Partnership and the South Carolina Department of Commerce ensured the site was competitive nationally, balancing tax incentives with substantial community and economic benefits. There are relatively stringent requirements related to the quality and pay of jobs that are produced. While the taxes paid by the entity end up reduced, the jobs produced and the ripple effects of the income spent in the community more than offset any incentives. (I don't have visibility to what those were). This deal not only represents a significant transaction but also a strategic investment in our community’s future, demonstrating the powerful impact of collaborative economic development! #economicdevelopment #CommercialRealEstate #IndustrialRealEstate #Manufacturing #SiteSelection

Inspirational is the word, which describes this lady's video, for me.