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ENCINITAS, CA - Tower 16 Capital Partners has sold Hillside Village Apartments, an 80-unit multifamily project in San Bernardino, for $16.5 million. The property was purchased in January 2019 for $11 million in an off-market transaction. Tower 16 recently sold another Inland Empire property, The District at Grand Terrace, for $88 million. “We made major improvements to the Hillside Village project during our ownership,” said Tower 16 Co-Founder Tyler Pruett. “That allowed us to achieve our business plan relatively quickly. Despite this sale, we plan on re-investing in multifamily proper...

Photo by Chris Pizzello-Pool/Getty Images The 2021 Oscars could have been a disaster. Maybe they should have been a disaster. Even at the tail end of the Covid-19 pandemic and its associated quarantines, much of the world remains locked down. Holding an awards show in a Los Angeles train station, even at limited capacity and with socially distanced stars, could have come off as tasteless at best. Yet the awards were actually pretty darn memorable — at least until a last-second upset in a major category ended the night on a downer note. They moved along beautifully, and a team led by head...

Everything to Know About Lin-Manuel Miranda's 'In the Heights' Movie Who else wants a dance lesson after watching the trailer? �� Apr 26, 2021 �� Lights up on Washington Heights! ��... or rather, on our movie and TV screens. It feels like it's been an eternity y’all, but we’re finally getting the first genuine taste of summer courtesy of the highly anticipated movie In the Heights, which is coming to theaters June 11! While there’s still time before you can put on your dancing shoes and move your hips to the rhythm of the bachata music, let's explore what exactly...

David George-Cosh, BNN Bloomberg '420' sales continue to boost retailer coffers despite muted industry response It turns out a pandemic can't keep Canadians from enjoying 420 after all.    Sales on cannabis' unofficial holiday - the origins of which are rooted in an inside joke among a group of Californians in the early 1970s - remained heady despite a wave of lockdown restrictions that forced many Canadians to stay inside and avoid gathering to celebrate.    Several industry data providers provided BNN Bloomberg with Canada-specific figures that showed cannabis sales on April 20 got a no...

We've Got Hollywood Covered A Journal of the Weirdest Awards Season Ever, From Streams to Vaccines and Everything in Between TheWrap magazine: The COVID-19 pandemic and the recognition of systemic racism transformed this awards season into a marathon like no other By Steve Pond | April 14, 2021 @ 10:32 AM Last Updated: April 14, 2021 @ 12:54 PM Illustrated by Chris Morris A version of this story first appeared in the Down to the Wire issue of TheWrap’s awards magazine. The Oscars have been delayed and disrupted before, but there has never been an awards season like th...