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Mekong 1430 Rent Friendship

Lot for Rent in Mekong Angeles City Korean Town

A commercial land that is a one-minute walk from Friendship Highway in Anunas, Angeles City is FOR LONG TERM LEASE PROPERTY FEATURES Total Area: 1430 sq.mVacant Lot, through lotIdeal for commercial purposes such as motels, hotels, retail stores, office building, and many more. NEARBY POINTS OF INTEREST IM Korean Mart, Yuganne 2, Friendship Bridge • Cafe Dia, Jung’s Kitchen, Jun-Jun’s BBQ •…

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California Land Development Giants

California Land Development Giants

When it comes to California land development, Design Everest is said to be “a true One-stop solution for Land Developers” as far as land development firms go, that is.  Design Everest has orchestrated over 5,000 residential and commercial projects, totaling sums of over $500 million annually in construction through  their remote delivery method.  They produce projects for industry partners and…

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Listing price is 1.4 million, contact the realtor to grab this pink beauty before it's gone

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Discover essential tips and insights for finding the perfect houses for sale in Los Angeles with this comprehensive buyer’s guide.

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Navigating Los Angeles Apartments – Your Guide to Inexpensive Living

Los Angeles, the City of Angels, is known for its vibrant culture, entertainment industry, and diverse neighborhoods. Finding the perfect apartment in such a sprawling metropolis can be a daunting task. Whether you’re a student, a low-income family, or someone looking for an inexpensive place to call home, this guide aims to help you navigate the rental market in Los Angeles. With insights into the best realtor companies, real estate agencies in California, and tips for finding low-income rental homes and student apartments, this post covers everything you need to know.

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The Enchanted Woods LA, an immersive pop art and social open house launch hosted by ANR Signature, Vesta Home, Ernie Carswell & Partners, The SOCIETY Group, and Fleetwood Windows and Doors

LOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 15: Blaze Stow in the the bloom vape room at the Enchanted Woods LA, an immersive pop art and social open house launch hosted by ANR Signature, Vesta Home, Ernie Carswell & Partners, The SOCIETY Group, and Fleetwood Windows and Doors on February 15, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Gabriel Olsen/Getty Images for The Enchanted Woods LA)

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Just Listed - Covina, CA

FEATURES bedrooms 4 baths 2 Sq ft 1,196 lot 7,164 built 1954 Central A/C and Heat Garage 1 car, attached POOL Patio & Grill Welcome to this charming POOL home in the desirable city of Covina! Fresh paint, and laminate flooring throughout this spacious 4 bedroom 2 bathroom home showcasing high ceilings and accent beams. Featuring CENTRAL A/C and heat, cozy fireplace, an upgraded…

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"Faced with declining membership, aging buildings and large, underutilized properties, many U.S. houses of worship have closed their doors in recent years. Presbyterian minister Eileen Linder has argued that 100,000 churches may close in the next few decades.

But some congregations are using their land in new ways that reflect their faith – a focus of my urban planning research. Some are repurposing their property to provide affordable housing, as the housing crisis intensifies across the country.

Take Arlington Presbyterian Church in Arlington, Virginia. In 2016, the church sold its historic stone building to the Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing to construct a 6-story complex with 173 apartments, known as “Gilliam Place.” The building still houses space for the congregation, as well as La Cocina, a bilingual culinary job training facility and cafe. In Austin, Texas, St. Austin Catholic Parish is partnering with a developer to build a 29-story tower providing 200 beds of affordable student housing, in addition to new spaces for ministry.

Other houses of worship are pursuing similar projects today.

Same mission, new projects

Faith-based organizations have been building housing for many years, but generally by purchasing additional property. In recent years, however, more houses of worship are building affordable housing on the same property as the sanctuary.

This can be done in a variety of ways. Some congregations adapt the existing sanctuary and other faith-owned buildings, while others demolish existing buildings to construct a new development, which may or may not have space for the congregation. Another option is to build on excess property, like a parking lot.

Depending on how a development deal is structured, a faith-based organization may receive proceeds from the sale of its land, or from leasing their property to a developer – funds which they can then spend on ministry or on a new space for worship. If a new development includes space for the congregation, sometimes they rent out those spaces when the space is not being used for worship, which can also financially benefit the congregation.

Faith-based organizations often see these projects as a way to do “God’s work.” In some instances, they include community services beyond the housing itself.

Near Los Angeles, the Episcopal Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Placentia partnered with a nonprofit affordable housing developer – National Community Renaissance, also called National CORE – to develop 65 units for older people. The complex also includes a 1,500 square foot (140 square meter) community center. The city’s diocese has a goal of building affordable housing on 25% of its 133 properties.

For some congregations, these are mission-driven projects rooted in social justice.

In Washington, D.C., Emory United Methodist Church redeveloped its property and constructed The Beacon Center – which has 99 affordable housing units, community spaces, and a commercial kitchen that provides job training for recently incarcerated people – while preserving the sanctuary. In Seattle, the Nehemiah Initiative is working with Black churches in the Central District, a historically African American neighborhood, to redevelop its properties into affordable housing to keep residents from being displaced."

Potential to evolve

As states and cities struggle to provide affordable housing, studies have been conducted from Nashville to New York City on the amount of land faith organizations own, and their potential as housing partners.

In the D.C. metro area, for example, the Urban Institute found almost 800 vacant parcels owned by religious organizations. In California, a report from the Terner Center at University of California, Berkeley found approximately 170,000 “potentially developable” acres of land owned by religious organizations and nonprofit colleges and universities...

When thinking about the redevelopment process, Arlington Presbyterian member Jon Etherton told me, “the call from God to create, do something about affordable housing was bigger than the building itself.”"

-via The Conversation, July 19, 2024

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Celadon Park Studio 2505A

Unopened Gem! Pre-owned studio at Celadon Park Manila (25 sqm) with breathtaking city views! Perfect for students, professionals, or investors! Unbeatable location near top universities & hospitals. Amenities galore! Cash buyers only - ₱4M. Call us today

📍 Felix Huertas Street, Barangay 349, Santa Cruz, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines FEATURES TYPE: Condominium📐 Floor: 25 square meters🛌 Studio-type 🛀 1 Bathroom🏢 25th Floor, Tower 3✅ Window view: facing Manila City✅ Not used/rented out ⛲️ AMENITIES 25-meter swimming pool • Children’s pool • Lounge pool • Wooden lounge deck • Meditation garden • Barbeque and grill area • Basketball court •…

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Rant abt your Cds I'm curious

OK HERE GOES SCRAMS 2024 CD COLLECTION TIER LIST

(Disclaimer: these are just my personal opinions and if yours differ from mine, fine. It’s not a sin to be wrong)

S TIER-

Goo-Sonic Youth: Straight bangers all the way through. Girls love it when you show them your Sonic Youth cd. Extra points cuz the pamphlet unfolds into a sick poster

Midnight Vultures-Beck: Good album to clean the house to. Every song a banger. Beck as a person sets off alarms, though 🤔

Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot-Sparklehorse: Genuinely my favorite artist and album of all time. Fall asleep to Homecoming Queen often.

Siamese Dream-Smashing Pumpkins: Fire straight though. Good when you’re in a depressed 20-something mood. Better than Mellon Collie in my humble opinion.

Gorillaz-Gorillaz: The start of one of my favorite bands and objectively one of the best bands in the world don’t fight me on it I’ll kill you.

A TIER-

Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots-The Flaming Lips: Solid album. Iconic cover art. “Do You Realize??” always got me feeling feelings

Violent Femmes-Violent Femmes: Top 3 favorite band. Every song went platinum in my household. Would have been higher but reminds me of my mom too much.

Dig Me Out- Sleater-Kinney: Got it because the name sounded familiar. Ended up loving them! Doesn’t sound right if it’s not played loud, though, and considering I live in an apartment, I don’t play it often.

Fear Yourself-Daniel Johnston: Got it because I love “Hi, How Are You” but haven’t been able to find it anywhere. Was pleasantly surprised! Hits the same melancholy spot but slightly more upbeat.

Figure 8-Elliot Smith: My favorite sad boy that definitely DIDN’T kill himself. Not my favorite Elliot album but every one of his albums is A tier personally.

The Diary of Alicia Keys-Alicia Keys: WENT QUADRUPLE PLATINUM IN OUR HOUSEHOLD. Prime cleaning the house on Sunday music. Dragon Days is seriously underrated.

Garbage-Garbage: Don’t know how to say this without sounding insane but this album sounds like the color #DC007F and I like that color a lot

2-Mac Demarco: The CHOKEHOLD Mac Demarco had on us artschool bitches in 2016 OMG. Was gonna change my name to Viceroy

B TIER-

Money for Nothing- Dire Straits: Top tier dad music.

Lumine fever- The Adrenals: Got it cuz the cover looked cool. Was pleasantly surprised! They rock the adequate amount

Rocket to Russia- Ramones: They’re good but I don’t get the hype honestly. They’re the Flavor-Aid of Punk

Starfish- The Church: Only love one song on it, the only song anyone likes tbh. The rest are your standard 80s deal

Crooked Rain-Pavement: I really love Pavement but there is a thing as too much Pavement and I think I’ve reached it

Yankee Hotel Foxtrot-Wilco: Honestly should have been in A tier but all the pretentious music dudes I’ve met has soured this album for me so it goes in B outta spite. Jesus Etc my fave song tho

An Evening with Silk Sonic- Silk Sonic: Nice, short, gets me in a happy mood. Does what it needs to do!

Prolonging the Magic- Cake: John McCrea don’t really be singing, do he? He just fancy talkin

C TIER-

Gigantic, Fuel, and The Nixons: I got all 3 on sale and they all sound the same and that sound is…ok? Like it’s alright background music

Blind Melon-Blind Melon: What was with 90’s bands putting random kids as their album covers? Decent listen, though.

Summerteeth-Wilco: Good background music. I can’t remember any songs off it.

Los Angeles/Wild Gift-X: I like X but I hate that fucking album art omg it’s so hard to look at. I like their songs individually but as a cohesive album, eh.

D TIER-

Throwing Copper-Live: bought it on sale with the above 3 but liked this one substantially less. Only redeeming quality to me is the album art.

Ben Folds Five-Ben Folds Five: Misleading considering there’s only 3 of them. He sounds like my ex boyfriend from highschool before I realized I liked girls

F Tier-

The Ragetones/Fall Apart-The Ragetones: Saw them play at a shitting basement show. Everything sounds better when you can barely hear yourself think.

F Punk-Big Audio Dynamite: Found it at the thrift and rehomed it outta pity. Sounds like the 80s in a bad way.

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Sale House (1960) in Los Angeles, CA, USA, by Richard Neutra. Photo by Julius Shulman.