As drive-by ADA lawsuits continue to punish small business owners, you may be scrambling to determine what must be done to your property to avoid any expensive court proceedings or fines. There are often rumors of buildings being “grandfathered in” with regard to ADA...
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Month: August 2017
Senior concerns when buying residential real estate
Senior citizens may feel a bit foolish looking to purchase their first home, but the truth is there is no reason to feel this way. Buying residential property is an investment like any other, and it can provide a payoff by helping people of any age meet their personal...
Chinese investors continue to flock to U.S. real estate markets
Orange County and the rest of the extended LA metro area is among the favorite American housing markets for prospective buyers from China. According to a recent report conducted by Investorist, an online platform for real estate transactions, Chinese buyers are the...
Commercial real estate leases and sales brisk
August is usually the slowest month of the year for commercial real estate transactions in California and around the country. This August has been different, however. So far, the summer as a whole has been very busy for commercial real estate and has enjoyed more...
Lease dispute headed to arbitration after appeals court ruling
The 2nd District Court of Appeal in California has given a tenant a chance to arbitrate a dispute with a landlord in Los Angeles. This ruling reversed the decision of a lower court that had deemed the arbitration clause to be expired after 30 days from the notice that...
Home sales fell in June
Californians who are involved in the real estate market might be interested in learning that the sale of existing homes fell by 1.8 percent nationwide in June. While fewer closings occurred, that does not mean that the demand for homes fell. Instead, experts say that...