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🚧 How Would You Transform This Property for Alternative Use? 💡 Hey everyone! Looking for some ideas on marketing this property. What's the best way to get this in front of the people that need to see it? Thoughts on alternative uses for this facility if the annex building can be sold separately from the church building? Thanks in advance!!

There are many condos from before the 90s that aren't well-known. Back then, marketing efforts were rather primitive, and today, much of the marketing space is flooded with new launches, making it hard to discover these older projects. In this article, we look at seven old but freehold developments with spacious homes that might interest you!

Here's a Toast-Worthy Investment Tip: In today's competitive rental market, standing out is key. One amenity that's catching the eye of discerning tenants? Custom built-in bars. Here's why adding a stylish bar area to your properties can be a game-changer: 1. Increased Property Value: Well-designed built-ins can boost your property's appraisal value. 2. Longer Tenancies: Tenants are more likely to renew leases in homes they love. 3. Marketing Edge: Showcase-worthy spaces make for great listing photos and virtual tours.

Most real estate projects are about profit. Edward W. Bok had a different idea. In 1925, he purchased land in Lake Wales, Florida—not for development, but to create a bird sanctuary. He built a 205-foot Singing Tower, surrounded by gardens, and gifted it to the American people. The result? Bok Tower Gardens didn’t just preserve nature; it transformed local real estate. Property values rose, tourism flourished, and it became a model for how conservation can drive development. Three Takeaways for Real Estate Marketing: 1. Find Your Unique Value Proposition What makes your project stand out? A historic design? A prime location? Highlight it to differentiate yourself. 2. Think Long-Term Over Short-Term Profits Developments that enhance communities—green spaces, walkability, cultural features—tend to appreciate in value over time. 3. Leverage Storytelling to Create Emotional Connections Don’t just market square footage. Tell the story behind the property, the lifestyle it offers, and its impact on the community. Bok Tower Gardens wasn’t built to sell real estate. But its story, vision, and uniqueness shaped the market around it. That’s the kind of marketing that lasts.

Rebrands can sometimes feel like an unnecessary expenditure, but in this case, I think this is a brilliant concept. "Downtown," and "central business district" could be just about anywhere in this country, but the Fountain District feels all at once modern and historic while giving the area a psychological makeover. So many new developments are happening around The Fountain that it makes sense to capitalize on the activity and draw locals in. #UrbanPlanning #Development #Rebranding

WHY IS THE SUN SO ESSENTIAL TO REAL ESTATE? It's all about light, air, wellness and views...we want the warmth, open sky and blue vista. When we look at an eclipse, we are fascinated and but unconsciously terrified at the idea of losing the sun. Properties that embrace our love and need of the sun are a step ahead of the gang. Throw in an outdoor space, an outdoor activation, some wellness in the open air and BAM! - you have engagement. __________ Torque Real Estate Marketing TORQUE is a real estate marketing agency bringing insight and awareness to the emergence of human experience, properties and the community. #chicagorealestate #office #commercialrealestate #architecture #realestate #realestateindustry #marketingagency #realestatemarketing #marketingagency 

Here's a video from new House Wow owner Elise Jalon on the exciting new chapter ahead for our community and how you can find out more about becoming involved… #Housewow #HouseWowServices #Property #PropertyMarketing #PropertyProfessionals #HomeStagingUK #PropertyStyling #InteriorDesign

Just published: Ryan Short (CivicBrand) on why cities and towns of all stripes should be more intentional about branding, and how this focus is vital in the pursuit towards establishing/maturing a sense of place. It's no. 42 in the good traffic library, wherever you listen! Always appreciate your time. #urbandesign #cityplanning #placemaking

Uncovering Hidden Value: How Bellringer Transforms Commercial Assets In today's dynamic real estate landscape, challenges abound. But at Bellringer, we see opportunities. We specialise in revealing hidden benefits that elevate commercial properties, focusing on place strategies with economic advantages. Our project with the Australian Turf Club demonstrates this. Tasked with renaming a new light rail station in Randwick, we went beyond the obvious. We explored the area's history, usage patterns, and future potential to craft a genuine sense of place. Key Insights: Historical Narrative: We highlighted Randwick Racecourse's deep connection with Sydney's transport history, dating back to 1880. Cultural Significance: We showcased how horse racing at Randwick shaped Sydney's social fabric. Community Identity: We reinforced local pride by advocating for the "Royal Randwick" name. User Experience: We improved wayfinding by studying current transport routes and user behaviour. Futureproofing: We aligned the station's identity with future development plans. Result? Transport for NSW adopted our recommendation, enhancing wayfinding, celebrating local history, and strengthening community bonds. Bellringer's approach goes beyond the physical. Our data-driven solutions create authentic spaces that meet real community needs, foster engagement, and promote sustainable growth. Discover the untapped potential in your commercial property portfolio with Bellringer. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gNdZ6Zam Contact Bellringer today to discover the untapped potential in your commercial property portfolio.