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The Revival of Brick & Mortar Shopping this Holiday Season
This year’s holiday season is looking favorable for retailers. With the economy, household incomes and employment levels holding steady, ICSC is anticipating a 4.9% increase over last year’s $832.3 billion holiday sales. The average American adult is expected to spend nearly $700 on holiday-related items including gifts and decorations.
Change is good: Emerging Retail Corridors in NH
Change is inevitable. Over time we all age, and this is also true for real estate. In 1986, the Pheasant Lane Mall opened their doors to the public and, at the time, it was the only mall in the Southern New Hampshire area. People drove for miles from up north and Massachusetts to come to this major destination point. Over time, businesses began to pop up along the Daniel Webster (DW) Highway corridor in Nashua. With New Hampshire being a “tax free” state, this area experienced tremendous growth!
The Comeback: The New Hampshire Advantage
Anyone remember the ‘80’s and the “New Hampshire Advantage” – low property taxes, no income or sales tax, plenty of job opportunities, affordable housing, and a State consistently ranked one of the best places to live in the country? Some of that still applies. We still have no income or sales tax, and we are occasionally ranked one of the best places to live.
New Hampshire Revival: the longest financial expansion ever!
The American financial expansion continues and, with few exceptions, prosperity continues to flow across the country!
The Revival of Brick & Mortar Shopping this Holiday SeasonWednesday, November 27th, 2019 Lindsey Goodrich
This year’s holiday season is looking favorable for retailers. With the economy, household incomes and employment levels holding steady, ICSC is anticipating a 4.9% increase over last year’s $832.3 billion holiday sales. The average American adult is expected to spend nearly $700 on holiday-related items including gifts and decorations.
Change is inevitable. Over time we all age, and this is also true for real estate. In 1986, the Pheasant Lane Mall opened their doors to the public and, at the time, it was the only mall in the Southern New Hampshire area. People drove for miles from up north and Massachusetts to come to this major destination point. Over time, businesses began to pop up along the Daniel Webster (DW) Highway corridor in Nashua. With New Hampshire being a “tax free” state, this area experienced tremendous growth!
Anyone remember the ‘80’s and the “New Hampshire Advantage” – low property taxes, no income or sales tax, plenty of job opportunities, affordable housing, and a State consistently ranked one of the best places to live in the country? Some of that still applies. We still have no income or sales tax, and we are occasionally ranked one of the best places to live. New Hampshire Revival: the longest financial expansion ever!Monday, September 16th, 2019 Michael B. Charron
The American financial expansion continues and, with few exceptions, prosperity continues to flow across the country! Lindsey Goodrich Featured in NEREJ Women in CRE SpotlightMonday, September 9th, 2019 Verani Commercial
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty's own Lindsey Goodrich, of the Commercial Division, was featured in the September 6, 2019 issue of the New England Real Estate Journal. This issue spotlighted the women in commercial real estate (CRE) in New England and Lindsey was in great company with fellow female CRE advisors.
Two Options for Passive & Active Investors Wealth managers, CPAs and attorneys often ask me about using retirement accounts to buy investment real estate and business assets. This is something we have successfully done many times. It is a fantastic source of capital, but you need to know the complete array of options and rules in order to do it right. There is more than one way to do this and selecting the right option is critical. In this post I will briefly talk about the opportunities and pitfalls in two different options: self-directed retirement accounts for passive investments and the Rollover as Business Startup method known as ROBS, for active investments.
You’ve passed the test and earned your license and your neighbor just told you they want to sell their house. Now what?
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices has released their second quarter standings and Verani Realty Commercial Division's own Michael B. Charron achieved the 92nd place within the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices national network, consisting of more than 50,000 agents, for total Gross Commission Income (GCI). Additionally, he placed first in New Hampshire for Total GCI in the second quarter.
In today’s non-stop world it can be difficult to find a balance between work and play, even when you’re living and/or working in the largest city in the state. Manchester, New Hampshire offers such diversity when it comes to dining, shopping and entertainment it can be easy to feel overwhelmed by the plethora of options. Even with all of the options available, many people don’t realize some of the hidden gems the city has to offer.
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty's Commercial Division is pleased to announce the addition of five new Commercial Advisors as well as a new Advisor Support & Marketing Coordinator to their team.
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