In the next few months I’m putting together a series of quick slideshow-type videos showcasing housing stock in different Columbus Neighborhoods. Yes, that’s me taking a picture of your neighbor’s house so don’t be alarmed. These videos, I think, will give folks a good visual idea of what the homes look like in, for example, Italian Village vs Victorian Village vs Harrison West. All subtle but important housing stock differences. Something like the one above here but longer.
I’ll cram as many different pictures – and I still need to do a lot of picture taking – as I can into each video which will be about 3–5 minutes each. I’m looking for accompanying music from local Columbus Bands. I would prefer to showcase local housing stock with local music.
Metal won’t work. Jazz is great, hip-hop might work, acoustic is good, up-tempo is good. Remember, this is my business. While I could play ‘Gimee Shelter’ in the background, there just may be some royalty problems connected with the Rolling Stones. MP3s would probably work best and I’ll provide links back to your band’s web site or social media page.
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The majority of the industrial market remains steady in either
the recovery or expansion phase. Top markets include Los
Angeles and Orange County, Calif., Sarasota, Fla., and San
Francisco. One trend to watch: the development of intermodal
facilities–where shipping containers are transferred between
rail and truck. Container shipments have increased 37 percent
in the last five years, and now represent the largest revenue
source for railroads. This trend is expected to continue as
manufacturing of consumer goods continues to shift to Asia.
— The aging baby boomer population and the rise in the Hispanic
population are two trends driving a national shift to southern
and western regions. Affluent boomers are retiring to more
temperate climates in the South and West, such as Riverside,
Calif., Las Vegas, and Phoenix, Ariz. Spanish-speaking
communities are growing fastest in the South and West regions
of the United States too, with half of all Hispanics residing
in California and Texas.
RealestateMaster
January 8th, 2008
The majority of the industrial market remains steady in either
the recovery or expansion phase. Top markets include Los
Angeles and Orange County, Calif., Sarasota, Fla., and San
Francisco. One trend to watch: the development of intermodal
facilities–where shipping containers are transferred between
rail and truck. Container shipments have increased 37 percent
in the last five years, and now represent the largest revenue
source for railroads. This trend is expected to continue as
manufacturing of consumer goods continues to shift to Asia.
— The aging baby boomer population and the rise in the Hispanic
population are two trends driving a national shift to southern
and western regions. Affluent boomers are retiring to more
temperate climates in the South and West, such as Riverside,
Calif., Las Vegas, and Phoenix, Ariz. Spanish-speaking
communities are growing fastest in the South and West regions
of the United States too, with half of all Hispanics residing
in California and Texas.
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