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Study: Gen Z in Fresno? You’ll pay $131,600 in rent by age 30
By the time they turn 30, Gen Zers in Fresno will have shouldered more than $131,600 in rent payments — The post Study: Gen Z in Fresno? You’ll pay $131,600 in rent by age 30 appeared first on The Business Journal.
Farmersville’s first affordable housing community is here
FARMERSVILLE, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Los Arroyos hosted a grand opening on April 4 to commemorate its introduction as Farmersville’s first affordable housing community. Since 1964 Self-Help Enterprises (SHE) has aimed to help communities improve their living conditions, starting with their community in Goshen. According to SHE, Los Arroyos features one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom units to […]
This $18.2 Million London Home Is Hidden Within a Centuries-Old Church
Nestled within a converted 19th-century church, this stately London home is hiding in plain sight. Legendary Queen Drummer Roger Taylor Lists His Longtime L.A. Estate for $6.2 Million Hastings House, a newly listed property in the affluent Knightsbridge neighborhood, has hit the market for £14.5 million (or roughly $18.2 million). The Times reported that the 5,000-square-foot residence is tucked within the west wing of St. Saviours—a Gothic Revival-style chapel on Walton Street that was later transformed into a luxe private mansion. The former Anglican church, which dates back to 1838, was previously owned by Alain Boublil, a French lyricist best known for his work on the...
Visalia's University Center, Self Help affordable housing projects mark ambitious plans
Architects have filed building plans for the new University Center at COS, a four-year college in Visalia. The University Center at COS will be at the corner of Tulare Avenue and Mooney Boulevard, stretching down Meadow Lane. The first phase of the project, which could start later this year, would be the demolition of several buildings and the abandonment of Shady Lane. Local area taxpayers approved the project in 2022 under Measure C.
Massive Visalia Industrial Park project ahead of schedule, no deal with Amazon
CapRock Partners, a Los Angeles based industrial real estate investor, announced this month that their Central Point III complex in Visalia at 1.27 million square-feet is ahead of schedule for construction. Building 1, the first phase of a 2.7-million-square-foot, four-building industrial complex, has completed the tilting of the building’s concrete panel walls. Moving ahead...
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