Winter officially begins December 21, but Chicago has already experienced its first (and likely not last) sub-freezing temperatures, bringing with them the potential for frozen pipes.
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GNP Realty Partners has added a full-service HVAC company to its family of real estate services.
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Smart buildings have changed how we experience the built environment. Once deemed “cool” (and costly) features, smart building technology is a basic requirement for new builds—residential and commercial—and current owners view it as desirable for retrofitting existing, older structures.
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Most property owners and investors seek to grow the property’s value and increase the return on investment (ROI).
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Most tenants (and many landlords) don’t differentiate between “leasing” and “renting,” assuming the existence of a legal agreement signed by both parties.
Renting vs. Leasing:Pros and Cons for Owners and Landlords Read Full Article »
Good tenant relations equate with good business. Maintaining strong, positive relationships with your residential or commercial tenants will increase tenant satisfaction, lower turnover rates and lead to more profitable investments.
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Mixed-used development has seen a resurgence as urban centers look for ways to revitalize central business districts post-pandemic.
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GNP Realty is a family of real estate businesses, offering building owners and investors a single source for tailored, property-related services — from development and construction through management and operations.
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Hiring a property management company can be a big expense, especially in the short term. It can also save you money in the long run. If you have good tenants, a property in good repair, and you live nearby, you may not feel the need for a property management company. But when you live out of town, lose a tenant, and the property needs repairs, your accredited property manager becomes an important asset.
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Whether planning to build a home or business structure or planning an addition or renovation to an existing building, you’ll likely find yourself involved in the entitlement, zoning and permitting processes before any work can begin.
