property owners
Coverage of property owners in the Nexus archive.
- TDOT sends out letters to 'limited number' of property owners regarding Choice Lane impacts
TDOT has sent letters to a limited number of property owners informing them that a new toll road will be constructed through their properties. The letters are related to the Choice Lane project.
- Music City Loop will offer direct access to JW Marriott in downtown Nashville
The Music City Loop will provide direct access to the JW Marriott in downtown Nashville. The Boring Company is collaborating with property owners, with over 40 stations in planning and design phases.
- Mamdani extends deadline to appeal NYC’s new pied-à-terre tax — following intense backlash
The Mamdani administration has extended the deadline for property owners to apply for exemptions on New York City's new pied-à-terre tax, which has faced significant backlash. The extension provides an additional month for appeals following criticism of the tax's implementation.
- Decline-in-Value Review Forms Available Now
Los Angeles County property owners can apply for a Decline-in-Value Review (DIV) if they believe their property's market value has fallen below its assessed value. Applications are accepted annually from July 2 through November 30, with Form RP-87 available online starting July 2.
- 'It's like your home being invaded': Texas landowners challenge massive power line project
Dozens of Texas landowners and advocates protested at the Texas Capitol against the proposed 765-kV transmission lines, arguing the current process gives property owners insufficient time to respond. They described the project as feeling like a home invasion.
- NYC launches website for property owners to check if they're exempt from new tax
NYC's Department of Finance has launched a portal to help property owners determine if they are exempt from the new 'pied-à-terre' tax.
- History suggests San Francisco homeowners will win big from the AI gold rush
San Francisco's last three economic booms resulted in significant property value increases for homeowners. Upcoming initial public offerings (IPOs) are projected to create an even larger wealth transfer to property owners in the city.
- Lagos pays N3.1bn compensation to 331 property owners affected by infrastructure projects
Lagos state government paid N3.1 billion in compensation to 331 property owners affected by infrastructure projects. The governor stated the compensation aligns with the state's commitment to fair treatment for residents impacted by public infrastructure developments.
- Gun Legislation Verdicts Are A Starting Point For Community Interaction
The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot enforce 'no-carry default' laws requiring concealed-carry permit holders to seek permission from property owners. The decision emphasizes that such laws conflict with Second Amendment protections.
- Hawaii property owners face tough decisions about whether to allow guns in businesses
Hawaii property owners are grappling with decisions about allowing firearms in businesses following the U.S. Supreme Court's invalidation of a key part of Hawaii's concealed carry law. Businesses are worried about the consequences of displaying 'No Firearms' signs.
- Seven property owners booked for failing to report stay of foreign nationals
Seven property owners were booked for failing to report the stay of foreign nationals. The case highlights enforcement of legal requirements related to foreign nationals' accommodations.
- A gentrification battle in Boyle Heights over a proposed tax to clean streets
Property owners in Boyle Heights' industrial corridor near the 6th Street Bridge are proposing a plan to fund private security, street cleaning, and landscaping. The initiative aims to change how the area is maintained through a proposed tax.
- A gentrification battle in Boyle Heights over a proposed tax to clean streets
Property owners in Boyle Heights' industrial corridor near the 6th Street Bridge are proposing a plan to fund private security, street cleaning, and landscaping. The initiative aims to change how the area is maintained.
- After Kona Lows, Thousands Applied For Aid. Help Can’t Come Fast Enough
Thousands applied for aid after Kona Lows, but property owners are paying out of pocket to make their homes livable while waiting for federal funds.
- Property owners oppose 200-foot Rajiv Rahadari corridor expansion
Property owners are opposing the expansion of a 200-foot corridor along Rajiv Rahadari. The proposed expansion has sparked resistance from local property stakeholders.
- NYC trash bin reimbursement deadline extended: Who qualifies?
New York City has extended the deadline for property owners to use official trash bins, requiring those with 1-9 units to adopt specified bin sizes by June 1.