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maricopa_jjn
Posts:23
 | | 04/18/2008 7:52 PM |
 Alert | OK, I have created a task for myself to call the Barclay's group as well as researching who the other property management groups are to see what their rationale is behind the outrageous rents.
Granted, yes they can write off the losses from the vacant spaces against their earnings, but eventually they won't have any earnings at all to write off the vacancies against.
Also, the TacoDelMar, does anyone know who roadblocked the hotdog place from going in there? It was my understanding that the deal fell thru because the signage could not be changed, did that come from property mgmt or the city? Please correct me if I am wrong on my understanding of that deal.
Watch for a posting on mon or tue with a recap of my discussinons with these prop mgmt groups. | | | |
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| | TheSmokingGun
Posts:68
| | 04/18/2008 10:20 PM |
Alert | | Dave Zaiser bought Taco Del Mar. He felt he could break his purchase contract and instead of selling burritos felt he could sell weiners instead. If you know Dave, this is fitting. He intentionally broke his lease agreement and therefore Barclay shut him out. Chalk that off to owner error. | | | |
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