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Compére Collective Presents: PORTALS by Savannah Green

Jun 02, 2023 ,,,,,,,

We are so excited to present our first of two June exhibits at Compére Collective, PORTALS a collage series by Savannah Green, with insights & intuitions from Eryn O’Sullivan.  Opening Reception: Friday, June 9 • 6-9pm • 351 Van Brunt St, Brooklyn PORTALS by Savannah Green PORTALS is a modern & timeless exploration of the ancient […]

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Women-Owned Business Series: Amy from Seed2Stone

May 31, 2023 ,,,,,,,,,,

Welcome back to our Women-Owned Business Series! We are excited to feature Amy from Seed2Stone, an affordable lab-grown diamond jewelry brand that modernizes the look of diamond jewelry! With an emphasis on positive ESG with sustainable materials and manufacturing practices, Amy aims to be inclusive and focused what consumers want – something that is unique, […]

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Women-Owned Business Series: Rita & Mary Ellen from PlayWell Brooklyn

May 24, 2023 ,,,,,,,,,,

Welcome back to our Women-Owned Business Series! We are happy to feature PlayWell Brooklyn, founded & co-owned by Rita & Mary Ellen! With a passion for inclusivity and wellness, the pair created an integrated playspace for children to enjoy, while also developing social skills & staying active. Read on to learn about their journey and […]

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Guidelines to Property Improvements Provide Tax Deferral Strategies

May 11, 2023 ,,,,,

By: Eli Loebenberg, CPA, CEO, Madison SPECS   A key component of any commercial lease agreement is the tenant improvements and allowances, which are provided by the landlord.  The landlord usually provides customized alterations to a rental space in order to configure the property for the needs of that particular tenant. The costs of building […]

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Delaware Statutory Trusts for §1031 Exchange Replacement Property

May 11, 2023 ,,,,,

By Barry Neustadt, CPA, Tax Director, Madison 1031 Madison §1031’s exchange clients are often challenged face to find a suitable Replacement Property within the tight 45-day identification period.  We hear about cap rate compression from nearly every investor.  Then, when they find a property, they still need to negotiate an acceptable price and complete their […]

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Worried About Renewing Your Lease? Here’s what you should do.

May 11, 2023 ,,,,,

Thinking that your landlord is not renewing your lease because you haven’t heard from him and what should you do about it? Don’t worry. The best action to take may be to do nothing.  UHH…what? That is right – do nothing. Legally your landlord is required to send you a letter for lease renewal or […]

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Spring Cleaning Tips For Homeowners

May 11, 2023 ,,,,,,,,,,

Spring has sprung, and you know what that means…spring cleaning! It’s time to open those windows, let the fresh air in, and clean out the grime your home collected during winter. It’s a new season, and what better way to start fresh than giving your home a good old cleaning! Keep reading below for a […]

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New NYC Airbnb Law Requires You To Register Your Short-Term Rentals

May 11, 2023 ,,,,,,,

A short-term rental property has become a popular side hustle to provide an additional income stream. This is where tenants, landlords, and building owners are at battle. Some New York residents are applying for rentals without intending to live there. The idea is to list them as short-term rental properties on websites like Airbnb, Vrbo, […]

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How To Find Furniture For An Apartment On A Budget

May 10, 2023 ,,,,,,,,,

Did you find the perfect apartment in Brooklyn but realize you didn’t save to furnish your new place? That is not a problem. There are many ways to furnish your apartment, especially in Brooklyn, NY.  Below are ways you can find furniture for an apartment on a budget.  (PS Tina Fallon guest wrote a blog […]

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Did New Construction In Brooklyn Move in Next Door? Here is how to handle it.

May 10, 2023 ,,,,,,,,

Construction can be noisy and overall irritating, especially when you’re living right next to it. This is the case for most Brooklynites and New York City residents. On the bright side, there are actions you can take to block out the construction and keep your discomfort at a minimum during this time.  Collect All The […]

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