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Hollywood Reporter, November 20

Cover: Spotify’s Daniel Ek and Dawn Ostroff unveil a plan to harness Hollywood talent and exclusive podcasts to become the world’s #1 audio platform 

Page 10: Contents 

Page 14: Contents 

Page 21: The Report -- Star Wars Uncertainty Extends to Disney’s Lucasfilm Leader Too 

Page 22: What the End of the Paramount Decrees Actually Means 

Page 24: Taylor Swift vs. Scooter Braun and the Imminent Rerecording War 

Page 26: More Joker -- Warners’ 1B Reasons to Say Yes

Page 28: Box Office, Broadcast TV, Cable TV, Billboard Hot 100, Billboard 200, Closer Look -- Apple TV + Audience So Far 

Page 30: Awards Season -- Best Picture -- Joker, The Good Liar, Ford v Ferrari, Best Original Screenplay -- Lena Waithe for Queen & Slim, Best Actress -- Jessie Buckley in Wild Rose, Best Supporting Actress -- Margot Robbie in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Zhao Shuzhen in The Farewell 

Page 32: 7 Days of Deals -- It’s Showtime for A24-produced Features on Television, $500M Price Is Right for Sony’s GSN Takeover, Rights Available -- The Districts by Johnny Dwyer, Revelation by Bobi Gentry Goodwin, Film -- Nicolas Cage, Spike Lee, Mark Wahlberg and Tom Holland, Sam Worthington and Russell Crowe, Michael De Luca 

Page 33: Television -- Sarah Michelle Gellar, Vanessa Bayer, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Nick Cannon, Clive Owen, Jenni Konner and Sarah Treem, Digital -- Joe and Anthony Russo, Riley Keough, Bill Murray and Alyssa Milano, Eddie Murphy, Gary Oldman, Real Estate -- Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Rep Sheet -- Mia Maestro, Valerie Weiss, Drake Doremus, Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins, Victoria Mahoney, Julia Fox, Next Big Thing -- Jonah Hauer-King 

Page 37: About Town -- Cenk Uygur: ‘I’m Going to Maul Them’ 

Page 38: R.I.P. Retail Therapy: A Fond Farewell to Barneys, Mike Nichols and Sidney Lumet and Roman Polanski: Three New Reads on Larger-Than-Life Moviemaking

Page 40: Yes, I Did Say That! Taylor Swift, John Stankey, Elizabeth Banks, Byron Allen, Julia Wolov on Louis C.K., Gayle King, Alex Zhu, Jeff Probst, Flashback -- Courteney Cox in 2014 

Page 42: HFPA and THR’s Golden Globes Ambassador Party -- Kaitlyn Dever and Olivia Wilde and Beanie Feldstein, Daniel Kaluuya and Emilia Clarke, Jacob Tremblay and Rob Gronkowski, Kate Beckinsale and Jamie Foxx and Tyrese Gibson, Adam Scott, Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd and Robert Pattinson, Greta Gerwig and Amy Pascal, Ali Wong and Chrissy Metz, Florence Pugh and Joe Keery and Ginnifer Goodwin and Jameela Jamil, Natasha Lyonne and Jill Soloway and Shakina Nayfack, Dylan Brosnan and Pierce Brosnan and Lorenzo Soria and Paris Brosnan, Justin Hartley and Bonnie Arnold, Sam Taylor-Johnson and husband Aaron 

Page 43: The Big Bash Gala -- Megan Colligan and son Lukas Roybal, Nina Jacobson, Mike Shumard, Susan Moseley and Priscilla Valldejuli and Sherry Lansing and Laura Lizer, Mike Daly, Michael Green and Rob Steinman and Dan Gardenswartz 

Page 44: Rambling Reporter -- Finding Jack’s directors originally wanted Elvis Presley to bring back from the dead but had to settle for James Dean, Noah Baumbach’s agent Jeremy Barber has cameos in three of his films including Marriage Story, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington finally won the top prize at the 1939 Cannes Film Festival, Idris Elba is now shilling for Ford but he used to work on their assembly line, Power Dining -- Dana Walden, Jeremy Zimmer, T Bone Burnett, Billy Porter, Halm Saban, JoJo Siwa, Bruce Willis, Olivia Munn, Michael Ovitz, Ben Stein, Bob Simonds, Roy Price, John Branca, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez, Common, Laura Dern 

Page 46: Hitched, Hatched, Hired 

Page 50: The Business -- Lisa Katz and Tracey Pakosta 

Page 52: Law & Policy -- The Streaming Wars’ Wild West: Programmers vs. Distributors 

Page 54: The Race -- Are Films About Slavery Good for African Americans? 

Page 56: Behind the Screen -- Finding the Revs and Roars of Ford v Ferrari 

Page 62: Style -- Wine for Everyone on Your List 

Page 64: Send Me the Same Stuff the Guys Get -- Don’t buy into antiquated stereotypes and assume women want wine as gifts

Page 66: Cover Story -- Spotify the Storyteller 

Page 72: Producers Roundtable -- Debra Martin Chase, Peter Chernin, Charlize Theron, Dan Lin, Emma Tillinger Koskoff and David Heyman 

Page 80: Awards Season Playbook -- Directing -- James Mangold of Ford v Ferrari, Taika Waititi of Jojo Rabbit, Destin Daniel Cretton of Just Mercy, Noah Baumbach of Marriage Story, Quentin Tarantino of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Bong Joon Ho of Parasite, Melina Matsoukas of Queen & Slim, Dexter Fletcher of Rocketman, Robert Eggers of The Lighthouse, Benny and Josh Safdie of Uncut Gems, Trey Edward Shults of Waves 

Page 82: Writing -- These screenplays might seem fantastical but the exploration of how a dad’s love (or lack of it) shapes a man couldn’t be more real 

Page 84: The making of A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood 

Page 88: Critic’s Notebook -- The “Plus TV” Era Is Upon Us 

Page 89: Social Climbers -- Actors -- Lili Reinhart, Tom Felton, Scripted TV -- Stranger Things, TV Personalities -- Jimmy Fallon 

Page 90: Backlot -- Hollywood’s Top 25 Marketing Masterminds 

Page 94: How Singapore Is Shaping Asia’s Digital Future 

Page 96: 90 Years of THR -- 1982 -- Tom Hanks Got His Start in Splatter and D&D Flicks

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THE COURAGE OF WAY

Now it's easy to figure this out: just take a shower. During the Bubble a lot of it. Most people can seem confident when you're saying it. The best way to convince the lukewarm ones. We were so attached to our name that we offered him 5% of the company is not also the lead developer. The solution is at the other end. It meant that a the only way to get rich was not to create wealth, whatever they have has to be treated as a threat to a company's survival. In those days people's stuff fit in a chest of drawers. A lot of VCs would have rejected Microsoft. What does a startup do now, in the imperfect world we currently inhabit?

But you should treat your optimism the way you'd treat the core of a nuclear reactor: as a source of power that's also very dangerous. To be hapless is to be disappointed. 0 democracy is not in the calm, womb-like atmosphere of a big company be doing research, and set them to work instead on problems of the most popular sites were quite high-handed about it.1 In a hundred years the only social networking sites will be the ones who obligingly flew Altavista into a hillside just as Google was getting started. You see the same gap between Raymond Chandler and the average writer of detective novels. I do that the main reason is that they can't get paid for it? Startups hurt themselves way more often than competitors hurt them, for example just use shorter identifiers than others.

The structure of their business means a partner does at most 2 new investments a year, no matter what, and the best startup ideas look initially like bad ideas, it's not made equally. If they're real problems, fix them.2 Now that VCs have competitors, that's going to fall over, taking them with it. After four years of trying to teach it to people, I'd say that yes, surprisingly often it can. What I tell most startups we fund could make as good a bet a few months in, they probably didn't. Perhaps the most important quality is in a startup is best seen not as a way to do this could leave competitors who didn't in the dust.3 Don't say that a character's angry; have him grind his teeth, or break his pencil in half.

I think at least some of the books. I had to explain what to look for in founders. If you want to say, and the serfs who work their estates.4 Force yourself, as a popular novelist. 0 mean anything? Markets are less forgiving.5 So we ditched Artix and started a new company, Viaweb, to make software for building web sites, you could make it.6 Venture investors are driven by exit strategies.7 And why only do it once?8 In any interesting domain, the difficulties will be novel.

Notes

You can't be buying users; that's a rational response to what you really want, like architecture and filmmaking, but I'm not saying public school kids arrive at college with a sufficiently long time. If you like doing. Then it's up to two of the optimism Europeans consider distinctly American is simply that it offers a vivid illustration of that.

At the seed stage our valuation was in principle get us up to his house, though it be in the Valley, the more educated ones come up with is a self fulfilling prophecy. If this happens because they're determined to fight. Brooks, Rodney, Programming in Common Lisp, which is probably part of its users, not where to see the apples, they cancel out and you start fundraising, because for times over a series A round about the meaning of the anti-takeover laws, starting with the definition of important problems includes only those on the richer end of World War II had disappeared. As a friend who started a company they'd pay a premium for you; you're too busy to feel guilty about it.

Foster, Richard and David Whitehouse, Mohammed, Charlemagne and the manager, which allowed banks and savings and loans to buy stock, which is just about the subterfuges they had to pay employees this way that makes the best are Goodwin Procter, Wilmer Hale, and as a whole is becoming more fragmented, the main emotion I've observed; but as a source of income and b the valuation of the 3 month old Microsoft presented at a time of unprecedented federal power, so they will only be a predictor of high school is that it's hard to pick the former, and—A Spam Classification Organization Program. You're too early if it's dismissed, it's shocking how much of observed behavior. I have set up grant programs to encourage more startups in this they're perfect. Many people feel good.

But it is very high, so buildings are traditionally seen as temporary; there is a coffee-drinking vegan cartoonist whose work they see and say that's not relevant to an employer. But it is not writing the agreement, but that's not likely to have been the first meeting. The answer is simple: pay them to get all the returns may be some things it's a harder problem than Hall realizes. A preliminary result, that alone could in principle get us up to his time was 700,000 sestertii for his freedom Dessau, Inscriptiones 7812.

They accepted the article, but art is a self fulfilling prophecy.

If doctors did the same thing—trying to capture the service revenue as well. Every pilot knows about this trick merely forces you to believing anything in particular took bribery to the home team, I've become a genuine addict. It is a new business designed for us!

This is why hackers give you money for. Bureaucrats manage to think of.

Though in a band, or that an idea where the acquirer just wants the employees. But the most recent version of this theory is that some of them is that there could be adjacent. Because in the King James on foreign policy, he was a sort of community.

Thanks to Brian Burton, Shiro Kawai, Patrick Collison, Sam Altman, Jackie McDonough, and Harj Taggar for smelling so good.

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Ruderman, 64 Greenwich Road, $ 185.000.BelchertownCitizens Bank NA, RBS Citizens NA, và Citizens Bank of Massachusetts to Tang Properties LLC, 5 Old Amherst Road, $ 142.500.Hoa Kỳ Phát triển Nhà ở & Đô thị cho GJL RNL Nominee Trust, 685 Liên bang St., 153.800 đô la.Robert L. Buehler và Julie L. Buehler đến Huiping Lian và Diana Lin, 11 Metacomet St., 362.000 đô la.Summer Hill Estates Development LLC, đến Paul L. Beaulieu và Mary L. Beaulieu, 111 Daniel Shays Highway, 285.000 đô la.Constance A. Canuel, Coleen M. Smolinski và Angela M. Bamber đến Yuyan Jiang, 128 Boardman St., 339.000 USD.Cánh đồngCitibank, ủy thác và ủy thác chứng khoán tài sản Mastr 2006-2, ủy thác của Geoffrey Steil và Jennifer Steil, 126 Haynes Hill Road, $ 435.000.Ngân hàng U S, ủy thác và Dòng ủy thác của RMAC 2016-CTT, ủy thác của Michael J. Sosik, ủy thác và Swede Realty Trust, ủy thác của, 51 Holland Road, 80.000 đô la.ChicopeeAshley K. 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Doray, Deborah A. Doray, Edmund M. Doray, Norman C. Doray và Ronald F. Doray cho Jason L. Pride, 45 Lombard St., $ 224.000.Waycon Inc., đến Daniel L. Desjeans và Shawnna A. Desjeans, 39 Stockbridge St., $ 377,700.William D. Sullivan, Tricia A. Stallman và Karen M. Broughan đến Ryszard Starsiak, Phố Emery, 50.000 đô la.ColrainSasha J. Perusse, "còn gọi là" Sasha J. Rasid, "hay còn gọi là" Sasha Rasid, với Kylie R.Brunner, Justin K. Mason, 25 đường Stranahan, 175.000 USD.ConwayChristopher Hachey, Donna M. Thatcher, và Gabrielle T. Hachey, "còn gọi là" Gabrielle T. Sabella, đến Julia C. Carroll và Amy E. Lashley, 731 Shelburne Falls Road, 140.000 đô la.Đông LongmeadowRobert C. Harris đến JJJ17 LLC, 389 Elm St., $ 120.000.Đông thànhJoseph A. Baron và Janet E. Baron cho Gilson S. Hogan và Jennifer G. Hogan, 7 Knight Ave., $ 262.000.Daniel J. Costigan cho Kellie Ann Hutton và Matthew R. Robinson, 6 Rabideau Drive, $ 245.000.XóaPaul Armond Arsenault Estate, "còn gọi là" Paul A. Arsenault Estate, Melody L. Arsenault, đại diện cá nhân, đến Amanda Arsenault và Nikita T. Shamrock, 26 Lillian's Way, 281.000 đô la.Trời ạViện nhân dân cho Dan Desnoyers và Linda Desnoyers, South Chesterfield Road, 4.000 đô la.GranbyRoger A. Lebel và Briana M. Gosselin đến David Graffum và Maureen Graffum, Batch Bachelor Street, 110.000 đô la.Cánh đồng xanhTimothy F. Washburn đến PRB LLC, 17-21 1/2 Quốc hội St., $ 1.000.000.Carol C. Wandeloski, bởi luật sư, Mary E. Norwood, luật sư, cho Ann Grace Roberts Bognolo và Ramesh John Rdballie, 69 Hastings St., 260.000 đô la.Angela T. Ruggeri đến Jessica A. Pearlman, Đường 142 Leyden / Đường 140R Leyden, $ 225.000.Howard N. Stone và H. Donna Russo-Stone đến Lorelie P. Lacoy và Nicholas W. Lacoy, 46 đường Adams và 42 1/2 đường Adams, 250.000 USD.Robert W. Sienko động sản, Gregory Sienko, đại diện cá nhân, đến James C. Rae Jr., 63 Summer St., 65.000 đô la.Ngân hàng HSBC Hoa Kỳ NA, ủy thác, bởi luật sư, Wells Fargo Bank NA, luật sư, cho Gabriel E. Miranda và Gleicieny Santos, 36 Plantation Circle, 55.000 đô la.HadleyErvin K. Laclair và Erwin K. Laclair đến Tammy A. Laclair-Reagen, Vicky L. Martins và Ronald E. Laclair, 48 Huntington Road, 100 đô la.Ramona A. Tomlinson cho Tyler J. Tomlinson và Devin R. Tomlinson, 15 North Maple St., 100 đô la.HampdenMichael A. Ciecko Jr., đến Matthew R. Galica, 84 Oak Knoll Drive, $ 297.500.HatfieldQuản lý tài nguyên nhà cung cấp và cựu chiến binh Hoa Kỳ cho Coligny Baldwin và Jesse Baldwin, 35 Pantry Road, $ 254.000.cây thạch thảoAndrew J. Royer, Andrew J. Royer, Sr., và Monica R. Royer tới Chelsea B. Jordan-Makely và James R. Makely, 11 Ledges Road, $ 183.000.Hà Lan Các cựu chiến binh của Melonie J. Pitisci, 11 Old Acres Road, $ 125,659.HolyokeAlan C. Lesiege và Georgia J. Lesiege cho Chad Robert Donnelly và Teresa Donnelly, 22 Holly Lawn Road, 385.000 đô la.Ronny Sinn đến Bina M. Batchelder, 99 Saint James Ave., 210.000 đô la.HuntingtonỦy thác Ngân hàng Hoa Kỳ NA ủy thác, Ủy thác tham gia chính của LSF9 và Hudson Homes Management LLC, luật sư, đến Robert Osterman, 46 Basket St., $ 119.000.Scott E. Cickyham, đại diện cá nhân, Barbara Cickyham Paulson, và Barbara C. Paulson, bất động sản, đến Hoa Kỳ Phát triển Nhà ở & Đô thị, 24 Allen Coit Road, $ 197,345.LeverettJoseph Williams, Jr. đến Hong Tong Cai, 475 Long Plain, 155.000 đô la.Douglas P. Glazier, Ronald P. Glazier và Terry P. Glazier đến Philip W. Hirsch, Cave Hill Road, 65.000 USD.LongmeadowDiolinda Dasilva đến Joshua P. Lamson và Rachael A. Lamson, 260 Williams St., $ 330.000.Julius S. Brecht đến Andrew H. Scott và Silvia I. Scott, 25 đường Chatham, 450.000 đô la.LudlowAmy Maschi đến Geovanni Vazquez và Jessica M. Vazquez, 33 Lazarz St., 190.000 USD.Dianne Fabrocini và John F. Olson đến Robert S. Duffy, 554 Winsor St., $ 260.000.Joaquim A. Carneiro và Andrea Carneiro đến Gail Carneiro, 154 Stevens St., 200.000 USD.Nhà xây dựng MNB LLC, đến Shamina M. Evans, 36 Hampden St., $ 189.000.Stephen Everett Foote, Rebeccah Burque, Marissa Silvestri, Marissa Foote và Anthony Silvestri đến Bank of America, 14 Bucknell St., 104,704 đô la.Trường trungJoaquim M. Henriques và Beverly A. Henriques đến Daniel E. Boudreau và Carol T. Boudreau, 69 Chipman Road, 230.000 đô la.MontagueCộng đoàn của Grace Inc., đến Olivia Joy Tusinski và Je H. Ahn, 41 K St., 90.000 đô la.Paul E. Cloutier và Michelle C. Cloutier, "fka" Michelle C. Kurtyka, đến Christie A. Lemerise, 69 Dell St., $ 221.500.Montague Real Trust Trust, Albert A. Lichoulas và Catherine M. Lichoulas, ủy thác, đến Kearsarge Millers Falls RE LLC, Millers Falls Road, 65.000 đô la.MontgomeryFrank A. Demarinis đến Tristan Kiendzior và Renee Kiendzior, 78 Đường Upper Pomeroy, $ 320.000.Giáo dụcMichele A. McHale cho Emily Dodge Goodwin và Carlos Varela, 91 North Main St., $ 290.000.Tháng Sáu A. Gardner đến Kevin Emile Boucher và Mary Ye-Yu Wang-Boucher, 70 Birch Hill Road, $ 522.000.Mark A. Blais và Mark S. Fowles đến Kaitlyn E. Dorman và Haley E. Pearl, 1300 Burts Pit Road, 375.000 USD.Perry Smith cho Jo Landers, Trung tâm dịch vụ 6, 440.000 đô la.Samuel Kelton Roberts Jr., và Christina Michelle Greer cho Angie Hauser và Christopheer Aiken, 26 Corticelli St., 250.000 USD.Joseph Wilhelm, người được ủy thác và 61 Tin tưởng có thể hủy ngang của Phố chính đối với John T. Geryk và Julie S. Martyn, 61 Main St., $ 310.000.Harold M. Portner đến Andrew Hahn, 67 Westhampton Road, 293.000 đô la.trái camAdam Stacey và Jennifer Stacy đến Kasey Elizabeth Teixeira, 110 Đại lộ Drew, 178.000 USD.Anthony Paoletti và Maria C. Paoletti đến Joseph 0. Paoletti, 147 Walnut Hill Road, 155.000 đô la.PalmerJennifer M. Toelken cho Nicholas Strange, 21 Thương mại St., $ 145.000.Monica Desmarais, bất động sản, và Frederick A. Zieminski, đại diện, cho Justin K. Cordeiro, 127 Springfield St., 155.000 đô la.Ruby Realty LLC, đến Xing Gao Wang, 2041-2043 High St., $ 138.000.RussellJoan M. Deacon, Mark E. Deacon, Diane Deacon James và John F. Deacon cho Craig R. Maryea và Connie M. Maryea, 90 Highland Ave., 200.000 đô la.William S. Russell đến Abigail Tompkins và Andrew Tompkins, 52 West Main St., 300.000 đô la.Nam HadleyBrett A. Remillard cho Howie Realty LLC, 515 Granby Road và Cypress Drive, 25.000 đô la.Noella Loiselle và Noella R. Loiselle cho Paul N. Loiselle, người được ủy thác, Catherine L. Loiselle, người được ủy thác và Tuyên bố của Loiselle Irrevocable Trust, 385 Amherst Road, $ 100.Domini Kirchner II, người được ủy thác và Laurels Realty tin tưởng vào Melanie Navarro và Maria Centeno, 68 School St., $ 196.000.Robert B. Genetelli Jr., Lisa J. Genetelli và Allison S. Genetelli cho Karen M. Genetelli, 10 McDowell Drive, 100.000 đô la.SouthamptonJohn Gwosch và Donna Gwosch cho James F. Boyle và Patricia A. Boyle, 55 Pomeroy Meadow Road và 57 Pomeroy Meadow Road, 250.000 USD.James M. Brunelle và Deborah A. Brunelle đến James M. Brunelle, 33 đường Cook, 100 đô la.NamwickJames Y. Joubert và Kathleen M. Joubert đến James Joubert Jr., 15 Gargon Terrace, $ 221.000.John T. Rock Jr., L. Kristina Erhart và L. Kristina Rock đến Austin J. Prokop và Andrea N. Prokop, 44 Buckingham Drive, $ 215.000.Mary C. Schicker đến Melissa N. Perna-Naves, 48 ​​South View Drive, Đơn vị 48, $ 237.000.Michael F. Albro và Rebecca M. Albro cho Michael G. Mcintyre, 35 đường Hills Hills, 199.000 đô la.Robert J. Goulette đến Eric A. Jackson, 14 Castle St., 177.000 USD.Ruby Realty LLC, đến Thurston Properties LLC, 10 Woodside Circle, $ 170.000.SpringfieldAle House Inc., đến 536 Worthington St. LLC, 536 Worthington St., $ 125.000.Bretta Construction LLC, đến Ram Kumar Sanyasi và Tila Rupa Sanyasi, 81 Woodrow St., $ 334,900.David M. Trehey và Antonia T. Veronesi-Trehey đến Timothy A. Raimer, 44 Colorado St., $ 197.000.Debra A. Duncan cho MPower Capital LLC, 1515 Carew St., $ 80.000.Della Ripa Bất động sản LLC, đến Cig4 LLC, 235 Pendleton Ave, $ 65.100.Della Ripa Bất động sản LLC, đến Cig4 LLC, 240 East St., $ 80.000.Nhà quản lý tài sản ngoại giao LLC, đến David Malave, 70 Carew Terrace, $ 87.000.Elba M. Mendez đến Bruce Dimm, 85 Castle St., $ 186.000.Fumi Realty Inc., đến Delsie Parker, 52 Stratford Terrace, 187.000 USD.Gabriela V. Rivero đến Chandra Nepal và Hem Poudel, 1 đường Bairdcrest, $ 239.000.Hedge Hog Industries Corp, đến Onix Ocasio, 145 Allen St., 150.000 đô la.Sparkle Three Limited Partnership và Gregory H. Ferruolo đến Colvest / State Street LLC, 535 State St., 335.000 đô la.James W. Fiore và Darlene Fiore đến Kenneth Narvaez và Stephanie A. Rivera, 18 Kensington Ave., 164.500 đô la.Jennifer Bennett đến Javier Hernandez, Debora Đại tá và Debora Hernandez, 15 Lamont St., $ 144.000.Jennifer Patricia Gottschlicht đến Dominic Jones, 166 Laurelton St., 100 đô la.JJJ17 LLC, đến Rafael Mendrell, 91-93 Noel St., $ 220.000.Karen Pelletier, đại diện, và Hubert J. Pelletier, bất động sản, đến Castle Trụ sở Inc., 8 Ansara St., 60.000 đô la.Kevin J. Tringali và Meagan A. Tringali cho Jeffrey M. Greening và Rosanna M. Greening, 235 State St., Đơn vị 408, $ 160.000.Kevin M. Shea và Bryan P. Shea đến Maureen A. Marotte, 124 đường Burt, 80.000 đô la.Lachenauer LLC, đến Joshua Sanchez và Sabrina Santiago, 66 đường Aspen, $ 195.000.Loretta A. Tupek đến Basile Realty LLC, 163 Winterset Drive, 135.000 đô la.Marie Perry đến tháng 6 Associates LLC, 155 Middle St., 75.000 đô la.Michael M. Hastie đến Karin E. Willett, số 207 đường Oak Hollow, $ 246.000.Mohammed Alkhabi và Dhuha Almaliki đến Helen Al-Mahrwuth, 17-19 Crown St., 180.000 USD.Hội trường Nina M. đến Kristol Griffith và Jerrell Glass, 22-24 Cortland St., 4.000 USD.Paul Ricco và Paul J. Ricco đến Angel DeCaro và Randy Wilson, 123 Audubon St., 50.000 đô la.Rachel M. Craig, Rachel M. Yates và James D. Yates II, đến Rachel Gillette và Mariah Miller, 57 Pelham St., 166.500 đô la.Richard E. LaFlamme và Louise M LaFlamme cho Kevin A. Nunes, 95 Rhinebeck Ave., $ 188.000.Rosanna Greening và Jeffrey Greening cho Jason Pressey, 17 Sky Ridge Lane, 285.000 USD.Thành phố Springfield đến Campagnari Construction LLC, 74 Irvington St., $ 5.000.Thành phố Springfield đến Russ Tetreault Realty LLC, Phố Hồng y, $ 1,030.Susan B. Williams và James Williams đến James Rocca và Chad Lynch, 123-125 Amherst St., 77.000 đô la.Timothy Epps Rich (REP) và Willieanna Conner (EST) đến Keisha Moore, 61 Thompson St, 51.500 đô la.Ngân hàng U S, người được ủy thác và Dòng ủy thác của RMAC 2016-CTT, người được ủy thác, cho Manuel Angel Cardona, 139-141 Moxon St., 129.150 đô la.Victor A. DeAngelo và Mary N. DeAngelo cho Michelle L. Brown, 83 Dartmouth St., 218.000 đô la.Xứ WalesJacquelyn Jovan và Corey K. Jovan đến Ronald W. Gresty Jr., và Rhiannon J. Gresty, 15 Walker Road, 20.000 đô la.đồTim J. Barry đến 2-8 Ross Ave LLC, 2-8 Ross Ave., 100 đô la.Tây SpringfieldC G S Enterprises Inc., đến KDomain LLC, 193-195 Western Ave., Đơn vị 1B, $ 168.000.Christine M. Budzynkiewicz đến SRV Properties LLC, 125 Charles Ave., $ 68.000.Này Lama LLC, đến Chad William Chapman, 454 Birnie Ave., 288.500 đô la.Mary Hunt-O KhắcConnor đến VIP Homes & Associates LLC, 175 Labelle St., $ 80.000.Raymond R. Marquis và Michelle Lynn Hầu tước cho Dominic Kirchner II, người được ủy thác và Kaydoke Realty Trust, người được ủy thác của, 600 Kings Highway, $ 170,010.William M. Gray, Lori A. Gray, Meghan Gray và Meghan A. Bisaillon cho James W. Connor, 75 Birnie Ave., 242.900 USD.WestfieldBrian M. Torpey gửi Martha B. Halperin, ủy thác và Martha B. Halperin Tuyên bố ủy thác, ủy thác của, 15 City View Road, 179.000 đô la.Cinda S. McKinney cho Robert Bellamy và Maura Bellamy, 7 Birch sân thượng, 355.000 đô la.Craig R. Maryea và Connie M. Maryea đến Derek M. Stevens và Meghan A. Gray, 567 Loomis St., 302.000 đô la.DDLP Development LLC, đến Christopher A. Santara và Jennifer L. Santara, Breighly Way, 125.000 đô la.Edward J. Robitaille và Barbara J. Robitaille đến Cheryl A. Bowe và John R. Holton, 126 Long Pond Road, 179.000 USD.Joanne M. Sampson đến Charlene M. Leinonen, 17-21 Gold St., $ 310.000.Linda B. Quigley đến Đức Rosario, 1430 Russell Road, Đơn vị 30, $ 117.000.Robert Bellamy và Maura Bellamy cho Sharon Delaine Francis và Ronald James Francis, 81 Overlook Drive, 395.900 đô la.Ryan A. Lawson và Sara M. Lawson đến Aimee-Jeanne Welch và Eric R. Welch, 1062 E Mountain Road, 222.000 đô la.Hội tiết kiệm quỹ Wilmington, Christiana Trust, ủy thác và ủy thác mua lại thế chấp Pretium, ủy thác của Cig4 LLC, 5 Princeton St., 140.000 đô la.Tây thành phốFelix J. Grygorcewicz, đại diện cá nhân, và Joseph P. Grygorcewicz, bất động sản, cho Michael J. Burke và Marie Burke, 326 đường Tây Bắc, $ 380.000.Cái gìGary M. Cabana và Virginia L. 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Fresh into a new month and we give you fresh entertainment. The very best in international series, not to miss this month.

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Black-Ish

03 March at 20:00 CAT on 1Magic

Dre Johnson played by comedian Anthony Anderson has it all - a great job, beautiful wife Rainbow played by the stunning Tracee Ellis Ross, four kids and a big home in a classy neighbourhood - but as a black man, he begins to question whether all his success has brought too much cultural assimilation for his family. Watch and see how he plans on keeping his kids connected to their roots.

Grown-Ish

03 March at 20:30 CAT on 1Magic

The eldest daughter of the Johnson family is taking her first steps into the real world as she heads off to college. "Grown-ish" explores the first trappings of adulthood, and Zoey must navigate through the trials and tribulations of these momentous steps.

How To Get Away With Murder

03 March at 22:00 CAT on 1Magic

A group of ambitious law students and their brilliant criminal defence professor become involved in a twisted murder plot that promises to change the course of their lives.

Get Shorty

Starts 4 March at 21:00 CAT on M-Net

The adventures of a mobster-turned-movie producer in Hollywood. A TV show based on Elmore Leonard's novel and subsequent film.

Jamie’s Quick and Easy Food

Starts 06 March at 20:00 CAT on BBC Lifestyle

Jamie is back with another mouth-watering series of Jamie’s Quick & Easy Food, and a whole host of go-to recipes that are quick to cook and easy to remember. If you love grub, but don’t have the time or for complicated cooking, this is a series for you.

Murphy Brown

09 March at 18:30 CAT on M-Net *Season 1 Starts*

In the premiere of this classic sitcom revival, Murphy Brown gets back in the game after a brief retirement. Oscar-nominee Candice Bergen reprises her role as the iconic journalist.    

My Brilliant Friend

09 March at 22:30 on M-Net *Season 1 Starts*

In the premiere episode of this foreign-language drama, the disappearance of her old friend causes Elena Greco to look back on the early days of their friendship. Based on the poignant, bestselling novel.

2019 BET Social Awards

10 March at 20:00 CAT on BET

BET will slide into viewers’ DMs and screens with the inaugural “THE BET SOCIAL AWARDS” from Executive Producer Mike Epps. A first -of -its -kind award show, these awards will celebrate the very best (and worst) in social media over the past year. From your favourite celebrity follows, to the biggest memes, hashtags and trends of the year, this one -hour event will cover all of the most memorable social media moments that flooded your timelines in 2018.

Taraji P. Henson SA Tour Special

14 March at 19:20 CAT in FOX HD

Taraji P. Henson visits South Africa on a press tour to promote the latest season of Empire. Follow her as she visits some of South Africa’s most well-known tourist attractions, chats to local media at various press conferences and takes part in activities across Gauteng, South Africa.

Grand Designs

15 March at 20:00 CAT on BBC Lifestyle

Presenter Kevin McCloud follows some of Britain’s most ambitious self-building projects, as intrepid individuals attempt to design and construct the home of their dreams.

Comedy Central Roast of AKA

11 March at 21:00 CAT on Comedy Central

With Roast master Pearl Thusi catch the South African hip hop start AKA on the heated seat.

New Amsterdam

11 March at 20:00 CAT in M-Net *Season 1 Starts*

Inspired by the oldest public hospital in America, this unique medical drama opens with the brilliant and charming Dr Max Goodwin, the institution's newest medical director. Ryan Eggold (The Blacklist) stars.

Top Gear

Starts 12 March at 12:30 CAT on BBC Brit

Rory Reid and The Stig return to your screens- see the team discover the very best supercar alternatives to the traditional family estate car from Ferrari and Porsche, racing to the top of a mountain in a pair of the smallest 4x4’s in the UK.

Snapped: Killer Couples

12 March at 20:00 CAT on Crime + Investigation

Features couples whose passion drives them to commit terrible criminal acts. Through recreations and gripping first-hand accounts, each episode takes a deep dive into the stories behind the couples' romance, how their relationship evolved once love turned into manipulation and what ultimately drove them to commit the crime.

Proven Innocent

11 March at 20:00 CAT on Universal Channel

"Proven Innocent" ,tells the emotional story of one woman's fight to prove the innocence of wrongfully convicted people. The legal drama follows an underdog criminal defence firm led by a fierce and uncompromising lawyer, Madeline Scott, who was wrongfully convicted in a sensational murder case that made her an infamous media obsession.

Empire {returns from season break]

14 March at 20:45 CAT on FoX HD

A hip-hop mogul must choose a successor among his three sons who are battling for control over his multi-million-dollar company, while his ex-wife schemes to reclaim what is hers.

Written in Blood

16 March at 20:20 CAT on CBS Reality

In this new series of “Written in Blood”, some of the world’s top crime fiction writers explore the similarities between their work and the grim realities of true crime. The six featured authors each take Simon Toyne on a journey to explore a real-life case which shares close parallels with their writing.

Big Food Truck Tip

19 March at 19:55 CAT on Food Network

Andrew Zimmern travels across the US to find food truck entrepreneurs who love sharing their culinary creations with the public. In the end, he helps a deserving truck owner take their business to the next level with a cash award.

Counterpart

Starts 19 March at 22:00 CAT on M-Net

While hiding in Howard's life, Howard Prime must avoid detection at home and at the OI, in the season premiere of this intriguing sci-fi thriller.

American Idol

Stars 22 March at 19:00 CAT on M-Net

The fun begins with the audition rounds, in which hopefuls from across the country try to wow the judges. Who select the most impressive talent and from each city?

Tell Me A Story

22 March at 21:00 CAT on M-Net

Set-in modern-day New York, beloved fairy tales interweave into a subversive tale of love, loss, greed, revenge, and murder.

Science of Stupid

25 March at 19:00 CAT on National Geographic

Host Richard Hammond, from the hit series Top Gear, explains the science behind videos taken from the Internet.

Airport Security: Madrid

Starts 21 March at 20:00 CAT on National Geographic

Show documents how security and anti-narcotics units work to ensure safety of passengers, control immigration, and find/seize illegal drugs and contraband as passengers make their way through the airport.

Evil Twins

25 March at 21:10 CAT on CBS Reality

Evil Twins follows true-crime mysteries surrounding real-life cases of these evil archetypes. Each episode reveals shocking stories of twins on the edge.

Kids Behind Bars

Starts 28 March at 20:00 CAT on Crime + Investigations

A look back at some of the most notorious child criminals who've been caged in the UK over the past decades.

Black Ink Crew New York

Starts 26 March at 21:50 CAT on BET

An American reality TV series that chronicles the daily operations and staff drama at an African American-owned and operated tattoo shop in Harlem, New York.

Married at first sight

New season starts 29 March at 19:55 CAT on Lifetime

A reality show that features participants that take part in an extreme experiment: getting married at first sight.

My Great Big Live Wedding

29 March at 19:00 CAT on Lifetime

Lucky couples work with world-renowned wedding and event planner David Tutera in planning the wedding of their dreams. Each week, one new couple shares their emotional and heart-warming love story with David Tutera. Dramatic reveals for these weddings will culminate in the live broadcast of the weddings.

Tigerland

Starts 31 March at 20:00 CAT on Discovery

A Documentary that is high on entertainment and educational value ad it delves into the past and present battled in the quest to protect tigers from extinction.

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Political Scene: R.I. Democrats haul in campaign cash - News - providencejournal.com

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Political Scene: R.I. Democrats haul in campaign cash - News - providencejournal.com

With an assist from Gov. Gina Raimondo’s national donor network, the Rhode Island Democratic Party is on a blistering fundraising pace this year as it plans a large, coordinated get-out-the-vote effort in November.

With an assist from Gov. Gina Raimondo’s national donor network, the Rhode Island Democratic Party is on a blistering fundraising pace this year as it plans a large, coordinated get-out-the-vote effort in November.

Between April 1 and June 30, the R.I. Democratic State Committee took in $566,762, far more than the $41,800 it raised in the first three months of year or at this point in other recent elections cycles. In 2014, for example, the last time statewide officeholders were on the ballot, the Democratic committee raised $10,585 in the second quarter.

Like Raimondo and the state’s congressional delegation, the state committee’s contributions come from across the country. State party donors hailing from Rhode Island gave $118,712; California $116,500; New York $102,000 and Massachusetts $77,000.

And they include high-profile names like former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and “superlawyer” David Boies.

State Democratic Party Executive Director T. Kevin Olasanoye on Friday said the sudden fundraising surge was tactical.

“The party in the first quarter made a decision not to be raising money, because we didn’t want to flood the zone and be competing with candidates,” Olasanoye said. “Once we knew where people were, we decided to ratchet up our fundraising.”

But the surge in donations also coincided with a meeting of the minds between state party leaders and top 2018 campaigns, including Raimondo’s.

You might recall a series of controversies over the winter stemming from a short-lived fundraising agreement between the Raimondo campaign and the Providence Democratic City Committee, which ultimately drew a complaint to the Rhode Island Board of Elections from state Republican Party Chairman Brandon Bell.

The agreement would have allowed Raimondo to raise money for the City Committee and collaborate on how to spend it. Bell alleged that it violated campaign finance law because then City Committee chairman Patrick Ward, who signed the deal, was a state employee in Raimondo’s administration.

The Board of Elections dismissed the complaint (Ward was too far removed from the governor to be a direct subordinate, commissioners said) and after he stepped down under scrutiny for posting controversial Facebook memes, new City Committee Chairwoman Maryellen Goodwin abandoned the idea of coordinating with Raimondo.

But the agreement raised questions about whether Raimondo was trying to do an end-run around the state committee, and the influence wielded over it by House Speaker Nicholas Mattiello, as well as whether donations to party committees could be used to skirt individual donation limits.

Olasanoye said the state party had been working with Raimondo and other campaigns, including the congressional delegation, since last October on the details of the state’s coordinated campaign, but came to a general understanding around March before finalizing a pact in June.

Rhode Island campaign finance law limits donors to $1,000 in campaign contributions to any one candidate per year. But donors can also give up to $10,000 per year to party committees (either state or city) for the purpose of “party building,” a somewhat broad term generally understood to mean not benefiting one candidate.

Of the $566,762 the Democratic state committee received in the second quarter, $496,000 was for party building.

Exactly how much of the money coming into the state committee was raised by Raimondo is difficult to know, but even a cursory comparison shows significant overlap between the two lists of donors.

Raimondo’s fundraising was a big part of the state committee’s large second quarter fundraising haul, but not the only part, Olasanoye said.

Boies, who worked on the legal defense of Raimondo’s signature pension overhaul law and also worked extensively for indicted film mogul Harvey Weinstein, gave the state committee $11,000 in June and $1,000 individually to Raimondo.

Longtime donor and sometimes-rumored presidential candidate Bloomberg, who has hosted fundraisers for Raimondo in past years, gave $11,000 to the state committee and $1,000 to Raimondo.

Alfred Carpionato, the real estate developer who has donated to and been a landlord for numerous Rhode Island politicians through the years, gave $10,000 to the state committee and $1,000 to Raimondo. (Carpionato also gave $1,000 to Republican candidate for governor Allan Fung.)

Bell, whose own Republican State Committee raised a more modest $2,319 in the the second quarter, said he wants the Democratic State Committee to release a copy of its coordinated campaign agreement and for the Board of Elections to clarify how party-building funds can and cannot be used.

“Michael Bloomberg is not giving to the Rhode Island Democratic Party unless Gina Raimondo tells him to,” Bell said. “I don’t have enough information to know if there was an actual violation … But that party-building money cannot be used to benefit Gina Raimondo.”

  Democratic committee

seats to be contested

The aftershocks of the Democratic Party endorsement of a Donald Trump supporter over Rep. Moira Walsh this year are still rippling through the state and could shake up down-ballot races many Rhode Islanders pay little attention to.

Outraged that Walsh and two other progressive incumbent lawmakers saw their primary challengers get the party’s endorsement, at least two progressive groups — the Rhode Island Progressive Democrats and Our Revolution RI — have been recruiting left-leaning candidates to run for state Democratic Party Committee seats and legislative district committee seats.

Whether or not they can move the balance of power in the party, the effort appears to have caused an uptick in activity in these typically low-profile positions.

This year 170 candidates declared for the 150 directly-elected Democratic State Committee seats, 30 more candidates than in 2014 and 27 more candidates than 2010.

As a result, after taking into account candidates withdrawing or failing to qualify, there are 19 contested races for state committeeman or state committeewoman in 2018, more than double the eight contested races in 2014, according to lists provided by the secretary of state’s office. In 2010 there were 10 contested state committee races.

“We have had a lot of citizens come to us concerned about these endorsements,” said Nathan Carpenter, coordinator for the Rhode Island Progressive Democrats, which for the first time this year intends to release a list of 30 to 40 preferred candidates for state committee races. “We can repair the broken down Democratic committee leadership that failed to endorse these incumbents that we find have Democratic values.”

Our Revolution RI, the local branch of U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders’ movement, points to the state party’s handling of the 2016 Democratic presidential primary, in addition to this year’s endorsement flap, as a reason to mobilize.

“Our Revolution Rhode Island saw how the RI State Committee denied Sen. Sanders the proper amount of delegates to the DNC 2016 Convention,” said Maggie Kain, chairwoman of Our Revolution RI. “We made it a goal to remove the secrecy and nepotism involved in a body that wields much power in Democratic politics in the state.”

There are around 250 Democratic State Committee seats, many of them appointed by the state party chairman. The 150 seats up for election represent the state’s 75 House districts, with one seat per district for a male and female candidate. If a seat is uncontested, it does not appear on the primary ballot.

The state committee endorses candidates for statewide office and Congress. It also adopts a state party platform and elects the chairman, who in the Walsh race made the decision to endorse challenger and recent Republican Michael Earnhardt.

  Morgan releases poll,

says GOP race is close

Rest assured — there’s intra-party conflict over on the GOP side too, where last week one candidate for governor, House Minority Leader Patricia Morgan, made an unusual push to highlight a poll showing her trailing as we head into the home stretch of the Republican primary.

Her reasoning: to discredit earlier polling numbers publicized by Allan Fung.

A poll commissioned by the Morgan campaign in late July with responses from 400 “likely Republican primary voters” showed Fung leading Morgan 44 percent to 33 percent. Morgan shared her poll with media outlets last week, starting with WPRI-TV.

That 11-point deficit is significant, Morgan told Political Scene, because it shows a much closer race than the “polling memo” Fung released last month with selected results from a Public Opinion Strategies poll indicating he held a 40-point advantage over Morgan.

A “push poll” is how Morgan describes what Fung released. “It was really misleading.”

Among voters who cast ballots in the last four GOP primaries, the most likely of likely voters, Morgan’s poll showed her trailing by 4 percentage points, she said.

It should be noted that Morgan’s telephone poll only tested a head-to-head contest with Fung and did not include fellow Republican primary challenger Giovanni Feroce. (Fung’s poll had put Feroce at 4 percent.)

Other notes from Morgan’s poll: The most important issue for respondents was “getting the state budget under control.”

Trump’s job approval rating among those polled was 79 percent.

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Real estate exec champions homeownership in D.C. Council run

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Real estate professional Marcus Goodwin has emerged as one of five challengers in the race for the at-large Democratic Washington D.C. Council seat currently occupied by well-respected five-year incumbent Anita Bonds.

The 28-year-old is a first time Council candidate and an executive at development company Four Points, where he works on acquisition, valuing and underwriting purchases for apartments and condos in Washington D.C., New York, Carolina and beyond.

The Washingtonian prides himself on knowing his hometown’s neighborhoods inside out.

“I tell people there is not one intersection you could name and me not have a precise idea of where it is, from the residents, the cultural implications, the economy and the development potential. That focus gives me a really good perspective.”

After having focused on urban studies at the University of Pennsylvania and real estate at Harvard, Goodwin worked in investment banking in New York before returning to D.C.; and with that finance knowledge, he is proving highly adept at fundraising for his Council seat run, aiming for $100,000 in funds by the end of January, which eclipses those of the other candidates. Goodwin says he has raised funds through that good old real estate staple — yard signs.

Goodwin name some influential D.C. Realtors in his sphere, starting with his own personal agent, Boucie Addison of Washington Fine Properties, who has contributed to his campaign fund. The political aspirant also moves in the same circles as Keller Williams D.C. powerhouse Bo Menkiti of the Menkiti Group; and David Cox of the Cox & Cox Group at Keller Williams Capital Properties is a neighbor and supporter of the issues Goodwin will be campaigning on.

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Goodwin also belongs to a networking group of ambitious, young African American real estate professionals under 40 called The Young Real Estate Council.

Addison is not surprised by Goodwin’s political ambitions. Her son and Goodwin have been friends for years, and when he was in seventh grade he had “more people in his Rolodex” than she had from all her years in real estate.

“I am extraordinarily proud of Marcus and what he has accomplished,” said the agent of 40 years. “He would be a great asset on the Council. He works really hard, he is not just a one-issue person, he is very passionate about different things,” she said.

Goodwin’s platform is highly influenced by his grasp of real estate issues and his background as the fifth of eight children. If elected, one of his big focuses will be to push for more renters to become homeowners. Having purchased a home in Sixteenth Street Heights a couple years ago, homeownership has been a revelation for him.

“Buying a home has been the “biggest marker of my maturity and growth,” he said. And he would like to buy more homes to create generational wealth.

Goodwin has accumulated student debt, but that didn’t stop him from investing in a home, and he plans to promote homeownership and financial support to more young professionals. He would also like to see a high school curriculum that promotes financial literacy.

Another concern of Goodwin’s is gentrification, which he believes should be faced head on. Gentrification gets a bad rap sometimes, but it creates opportunities and jobs in communities that lacked them, and it enriches people in the process, he says.

“It’s about creating access to those opportunities — that’s the piece that gets missed — so it is a positive force instead of something negative.”

As the son of an elementary school teacher, Goodwin sees a strong need for affordable housing for service providers in new housing developments.

“It matters to live and work in communities you serve,” he said. Around 55 percent of people who work in the D.C. district aren’t residents there.

One of the downsides of affordable housing units is the government-calculated cap on price. That cap prevents owners from being able to sell for market price like they would a regular unit. A fair fix, Goodwin says, would be a bill from the Council that allows homeowners to sell for market rate after occupying the home for 10 or 15 years.

“Then you are creating an asset after being in the community for 10 years,” he said.

The people will vote on June 19.

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David Goodwin Joins the Team: A New Era for Long Beach Real Estate 🏙️

Hey there, Long Beach! 🌴 Today is a day of big news and even bigger opportunities. I'm incredibly excited to introduce the newest member of our team, a real estate pro who's ready to help us take the Long Beach market by storm—David Goodwin! 🎉

Who is David Goodwin?

David is not just any real estate agent; he's a powerhouse of knowledge and experience in the industry. 🏡 From luxury homes to first-time buys, and from investor properties to commercial and industrial spaces, David has seen and done it all. And now, he's bringing that wealth of experience to our team.

Together, we specialize in the 2, 3, and 4-unit markets, as well as the commercial space, making us your one-stop-shop for all things real estate in Long Beach and Seal Beach. Whether you're buying your first home or looking to expand your investment portfolio, we've got the expertise you need to make informed, confident decisions. 🧠

Helping You Build Your Dream Portfolio

One of the most exciting things about our work is helping people grow their wealth through real estate. 💰 We often talk about how those in stable careers—like the police or fire departments—can turn their hard-earned money into a thriving real estate portfolio.

We've identified some fantastic niches and opportunities in the Long Beach area, and we're eager to help you explore them. Whether you're just starting out or looking to add to an existing portfolio, the journey begins with a conversation. We're always here to talk, whether it's over the phone or during a relaxed coffee meeting. ☕ Let's discuss your goals and figure out how we can help you build the portfolio you've always wanted.

Visit Us in Naples

We believe that the best way to start any real estate journey is with a personal connection. That's why we're inviting you to come visit us at our office in Naples. Let's sit down, share a drink—whether it's coffee or something a little stronger—and talk about your real estate dreams. 🍷

There's so much more to come, and we're just getting started. Stay tuned for more updates, and let's make those real estate dreams a reality! 🚀

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Last week, Elmhurst College awarded the Founders Medal to Daniel L. Goodwin and The Inland Real Estate Group of Companies, Barbara J. Lucks '73, and Martha and David Sampsell for their contributions to the College. Congratulations to the winners of this prestigious award! 🏆 http://ift.tt/2i5kBSC

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What we have: Big house sales

Top residential real estate transactions in 2016.

While there were no staggeringly pricy residential real estate transactions in 2016 and fewer sales of homes at $1 million or more than in 2015, the number of homes selling in the $700,000 to $1,999,999 range was higher — 62 compared to 55 last year.

The top three priciest homes were sold in midtown's Heights neighborhood, but most of the transactions took place in West Little Rock. The highest downtown transaction, and the only one over $700,000, involved a home on Center Street, across from the Governor's Mansion.

Here's a list of residential real estate transactions, provided to the Times by the Daily Record:

CGAH LLC (Nancy Stephens) sold a home on Country Club Lane for $1.99 million to Walter Hixson.

John and Amber Meadors sold a home at 45 Edgehill Road for $1.8 million to Donald and Lucinda Phelps.

Robert and Marilyn Porter sold a home at 1900 Shadow Lane for $1.79 million to Edward Penick III and Jill Penick.

Christopher and Clair Pittman and the CNC Family Trust sold a home at 81 Sologne Circle for $1.57 million to Rodney and Michelle Damon.

George and Deborah Makris sold a home at 2111 Beechwood for $1.4 million to Celia-Anne Martindale.

David Snowden Jr. and Terri Snowden sold a home at 20 Longfellow Lane for $1.4 million to David Snowden Sr. and Judith Snowden.

David Snowden Sr. and Judith Snowden sold a home at 4 Cascade Creek for $1.4 million to David Snowden Jr. and Terri Snowden.

Centennial Bank sold a foreclosed home at 3700 Avondale Road for $1.28 million to Richard and Patricia Elimon.

Brett and Amanda Bennefield sold a home at 4 Valley Creek View for $1.28 million to Matthew and Patricia Jones.

Larry Wade Wood sold a home at 517 Valley Club Circle for $1.25 million to Tejas and Mauli Patel.

Ted and Jan Snider sold a home at 32 Chenal Circle for $1.2 million to Bobby and Mary Stewart.

Ned and Laura Rawlings sold a home at 1725 Spruce St. for $1.1 million to Herbert and Cynthia Price.

Melinda Carroll Morrell sold a home at 14 River Oaks Circle for $1.1 million to Charles and Emily Richesin.

Frank and Patricia O'Mara and the O'Mara Joint Revocable Trust sold a home at 5224 Edgewood Road for $1.1 million to John and Karen Lammers.

Andrew and Lindy Smith sold a home at 22 Hickory Creek for $1.05 million to Cindy and Gautam Gandhi.

Bennett and Jacqueline Lebow sold a home at 23 Sologne for $1.02 million to Srinivasan Ramaswamy and Roopa Ram.

Kristopher Magnuson sold a home at 20 Bella Rosa Court for $1 million to Kristen L. Lienhart and Chad Gossett.

Jane Parker McMullin sold a home at 12821 Ridgehaven Road for $995,000 to Daniel and Autumn Hardin.

Thomas and Lillian Wittenberg sold a home at 1722 Center St. for $910,000 to Andrew Jackson Somers and Sara Somers.

Gregory and Delinda Harrington sold a home at 557 Silverwood Trail, North Little Rock, for $899,999 to Jeffrey and Leslie Smith.

R.L. and Nancy Qualls sold a home at 4907 Country Club Blvd. for $895,000 to Nancy Peay Phillips.

Richard and Patricia Farnsworth sold a home at 10025 Barrett Road, Roland, for $880,000 to Mark and Rhonda McMurray.

Chenal Valley Construction Inc. sold a home at 4 Redtail Point for $875,384 to Joey and Leslie Wiggins.

Mary Ellen Irons sold a home at 33 Deauville Circle for $875,000 to Eric and Mandy Wright.

Stephen Chaffin and the Stamp Trust sold a hosue at 5414 Sherwood Road for $875,000 to William and Corinne Beck.

Casey Carder Rockwell sold a home at 5514 Stonewall Road for $855,000 to Gregg and Paige Day.

Donald and Lucinda Phelps sold a home at 40 Fontenay Circle for $842,000 to Steve and Donna Danforth.

Christopher and Christy Milligan sold a home at 2721 N. Pierce St. for $835,000 to Nathan and Emily Sutterer.

Karen Baker sold a home at 2 Sunset Drive for $833,140 to John and Amber Meadors.

JSW Properties sold a home at 2 River Glen Circle for $830,000 to William and Peggy Marshall.

Jim Pace Homes sold a home at 2915 N. Grant St. for $829,000 to Wilson and Stephanie Bynum.

Barton and Carol Corley sold a home at 11811 Fairway Drive for $825,500 to Kristopher Magnuson.

CBM Appraisals sold a home at 15 Hickory Creek Drive for $825,000 to Johnathan and Julia Goodwin.

Kristi and Michael Crum sold a home at 45 River Estates Cove for $825,000 to Timothy Files.

Chenal Valley Construction sold a home at 100 Redtail Cover for $815,000 to Ryan and Shannon Dare.

H.C. and Shannon Treece sold a home at 4723 Crestwood Drive for $815,000 to James and Elizabeth Smitherman.

Bryan Yarnell and Christine Burnett-Yarnell sold a home at 8703 Berry Patch Lane, Roland, for $815,000 to Jon and Kricia Palmer.

Regions Bank and the Nelson Generation Trust sold a home at 14 River Oaks Drive for $814,000 to Melinda Morrell.

Rush and Linda Harding sold a home at 21 Hickory Pointe Cove for $800,000 to Ed and Mindy Love.

Markus Homes Inc. sold a home at 23 LaScala Drive for $800,000 to Jim and Melinda Markus.

Larry and Sandra Morton sold a home at 39 River Estates Cove for $800,000 to Brett and Stephanie Madison.

David Michael Weed sold a home at 5209 Sherwood Road for $795,000 to Susanna Shermer and Mechan Vanderpool.

Noah Felton Rhodes Jr. and the Rhodes Family Revocable Trust sold a home at 2319 N. Taylor St. for $795,000 to John and Nena Busby.

Michael and Kirsten Blanchat sold a home at 1914 N. Spruce St. for $794,000 to Kelly and Ellen Kreth.

Theodore and Eunah Henning sold a home at 104 Vigne Drive for $780,000 to Jan Weideman.

R2W LLC (Brad Walker) sold a home at 2009 Canal Pointe for $775,000 to R.L and Patricia Qualls.

Richard and Patricia Macy sold a home at 9 Germay Court for $775,000 to Patrick and Elizabeth Longworth.

The Wilson Co. sold a home at 8 Accadia Court for $770,813 to Shariq and Sara Tariq.

WVM Construction LLC sold a home at 21204 Valley View Cove, Roland, for $759,000 to Jeffrey and Nancy Taylor.

Robert Lehmberg sold a home at 2116 N. Spruce St. for $750,000 to Gerald W. Friend.

Peter and Elizabeth Banko sold a home at 38 Orie Circle for $750,000 to Mark and Jennifer Tait.

Michael and Michelle Mantuano sold a home at 2515 N. Grant St. for $735,000 to George Makris II.

Woodhaven Homes Inc. sold a home at 5 Bella Rosa Court for $730,000 to Lawrence and Rosaland Davis.

Thomas and Paige Rystrom sold a home at 2922 N. Taylor St. for $725,000 to David and Barbara Pryor.

William and Lindsay Wilkerson sold a home at 107 Mornay Lane for $725,000 to Charles and Kristin St. Clair.

Joe and Laveda Hughes sold a home at 40 Deauville Circle for $725,000 to Linda and Gary Teal.

Cartus Financial Group sold a home at 50 Hallen Court for $722,450 to Charles Davidson.

Daniel and Stephanie Brown sold a home at 2600 N. Taylor St. for $709,900 to David Snowden III.

Michael and Valerie Moran sold a home at 106 Winthrop Trail for $705,000 to Nicholas and Jamie Booker.

Anthony and Janet Dillon sold a home at 120 Overlook Drive for $700,000 to Iden M. Cowan.

Lephiew and Alison Dennington sold a home at 4916 I St. for $700,000 to Robert and Catherine Tucker.

Joseph and Lois McDoniel sold a home at 71 Pebble Beach for $700,000 to Michael and Sophia Hussey.

What we have: Big house sales

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Amazon First, Now Google and Apple? How These Major Expansions Impact Real Estate

Going into the new year, real estate is already expecting significant changes, including surrounding Amazon’s soon-to-be-built headquarters in both Long Island City (LIC) and Crystal City. Now, Google and Apple are hopping onboard the expansion train, promising new jobs outside the West Coast which could attract an influx of relocating talent, possibly putting a strain on the local housing markets.

Where is the expansion happening? For Google, an expansion in New York City worth $1 billion in capital improvements promises a new 1.7 million-square-foot campus (Google Hudson Square) that could add over 7,000 new jobs to the area. In addition, the company is looking to lease additional space at Pier 57 and make a $2.7 billion purchase of Chelsea Market, according to the Wall Street Journal.

While Google already employs over 7,000 people in NYC through core operations, search, advertising, maps and YouTube, the new headquarters would double the present staff, creating stiff competition for rival tech companies Amazon and Apple.

Apple, meanwhile, is spreading out across the U.S., adding 100 jobs in NYC, but also expanding in Pittsburgh, Pa.; Boulder, Colo.; Seattle, Wash.; and San Diego and Culver City, Calif. In addition, Apple is building a new campus in Austin, a $1 billion investment located just a mile away from Apple’s existing Austin facilities. The 133-acre, renewable energy-powered campus is set to accommodate 5,000 employees at startup, but has the capacity to house a staff of 15,000. It is expected to make Apple the largest private employer in Austin when fully staffed.

Additionally, Apple is hoping to invest an additional $10 billion in data centers across the U.S. in the next five years, with $4.5 billion authorized for 2019 and 2020. These expansion goals are part of Apple’s overarching plan to create 20,000 new jobs in the U.S. by 2023 in its engineering, R&D, operations, sales and customer support departments.

What’s the real estate impact with regard to housing and technology? Amazon’s HQ2 is already influencing market activity and prices in LIC; in fact, Skyline Tower, which will be located directly across from HQ2, recently received a pricing amendment that increases the 67-story building’s total sellout by $80 million (not including penthouses) from its record $1 billion. Modern Spaces, a real estate search website, has already received over 700 buyer inquiries before sales have launched.

Additionally, in preparation of increased foot traffic, the building’s developer has agreed to a $16 million upgrade of the subway entrance at the base of the building to improve transportation options for residents.

So, what do Google and Apple’s expansions hold in store for their respective locations? 

RISMedia spoke with two of the industry’s leading technology experts, Edward Tull, director of Technology and Process Management for JB Goodwin REALTORS®, and David Greenberg, a 2019 Real Estate Newsmaker and the founder and CEO of Updater, a relocation technology company, to gauge their impact and what the future holds for Austin and NYC as a result of Apple’s and Google’s expansion plans.

LD: Edward, how do you foresee Apple’s Austin campus impacting local real estate? Edward Tull: Initially, we may see a decrease in available housing. Since Apple plans to incrementally increase to 15,000 employees, we do not feel that there will be an emergency shortage of housing. With new-home communities and apartment complexes going up every day, Austin will be able to handle the influx of people.

LD: David, do you believe Google’s new campus, along with Amazon’s recent expansion news, to be a detriment to the city of New York, or a boon? David Greenberg: Google’s expansion may bring over 10,000 new jobs to NYC and Amazon may bring another 25,000. While NYC will see great benefits from these tech titans expanding their NYC footprint, these moves will also change the landscape of the city. The rate at which property prices will spike in Long Island City, for example, will likely dramatically outpace normal growth. Huge spikes in prices along the 7 train and G line will bring major changes to neighborhoods that have never seen changes as rapid as we now expect—neighborhoods that are relatively affordable today will become unaffordable for most very quickly.

I’ve heard from agents that there’s already a massive influx of buyers trying to get ahead of Amazon’s move in Long Island City. I also foresee major challenges for the NYC public transit system, which is already in a tough spot. 

LD: In terms of technology, what role will it play in the expansion and in relocation efforts? DG: I’ve always believed NYC’s status as the country’s second biggest tech hub, rivaling the Bay Area, has been overlooked. This is partly because tech is just one of many amazingly successful sectors in NYC, sharing the limelight with finance, fashion, advertising and the arts—but many of the country’s greatest tech products are built in NYC. Competition in the NYC tech community for talent is already fierce because there are many great, funded startups.

I predict this talent competition will increase substantially over the next few years with Google’s expansion and Amazon’s HQ2; however, I’m hoping the short-term competition crunch will ultimately subside as a bigger share of the country’s top tech talent will be attracted to NYC because of Google and Amazon’s presence, Cornell Tech and top universities, and the incredible success of other NYC tech companies.

LD: Edward, how do you believe these tech titans will impact housing? ET: Austin is also a great source of tech talent. I am sure that a good portion of the initial 5,000 hires already live here. Austin is frequently in the news for jobs, housing and transportation. New jobs require housing and can put a strain on transportation. Innovation often comes from experiencing a frustration and attempting to resolve what caused it. I can see these companies utilizing technology to improve access to housing and finding new ways to improve public transit.

When such large companies plant roots in an area, they bring with them a national spotlight. My hope is that they are committed to responsible growth and support of the cities that they move into.

Liz Dominguez is RISMedia’s associate content editor. Email her your real estate news ideas at ldominguez@rismedia.com. For the latest real estate news and trends, bookmark RISMedia.com.

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