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Review: Whanganui Showdown thrills wrestling fans at War Memorial Hall - Vimarsana News

Review: Whanganui Showdown thrills wrestling fans at War Memorial Hall

Review: Whanganui Showdown thrills wrestling fans at War Memorial Hall 3 May, 2021 02:00 AM 4 minutes to read Victoria Ryan (standing) was victorious in her singles match with Frankie Quinn. Photo / Mike Tweed Whanganui Showdown Reviewed by Mike Tweed A boisterous crowd filled the Whanganui War Memorial Centre on Friday night to watch New Zealand's best wrestlers - including some hometown favourites - put on the Whanganui Showdown. Whanganui was represented in the form of "The Modern Day Māori Warrior" Ben Mana, Tim Warren, "The Cuz" Mikaere Isaacs, and H-Flame, who was bac...

Top Spots to Live in Greater Boston in 2021 - The Boston Globe - Vimarsana News

Top Spots to Live in Greater Boston in 2021 - The Boston Globe

Top Spots to Live in Greater Boston in 2021 Even amid a pandemic, these 24 communities saw the biggest leaps in house prices north, south, and west of Boston, plus in the city itself. By Jon Gorey Globe Correspondent,Updated April 21, 2021, 7:15 a.m. Email to a Friend Adobe Stock images; Globe staff illustration Despite the physical, emotional, and economic trauma unleashed by COVID-19, Boston-area home sales and prices throttled even higher in 2020 — and have shown no signs of slowing down this spring, as a full year of de facto house arrest has left many people itching for a change of ...

Cape Cod building departments swamped with permits, construction projects backlogged - Vimarsana News

Cape Cod building departments swamped with permits, construction projects backlogged

West Dennis-based company REEF Builders has several pending permit applications in towns across Cape Cod — some of which were submitted four months ago and have not yet been reviewed. For a construction project that typically takes nine months for the company to complete, it is now taking about 12 months. “Everything is taking a lot longer than anticipated,” said project manager Jessica Smith, who focuses mostly on new construction but also large-scale renovation projects. “It’s really tough.”  Building departments across the Cape are reporting an influx of residential building...

Lessons from both sides of the founder/investor fence - Vimarsana News

Lessons from both sides of the founder/investor fence

When Potentia and Ambit founder Josh Comrie got what he wanted, it made him miserable. Josh Comrie, 47, has founded five ventures with annual turnover of more than $1 million, two with valuations over $20m. His first startup, hi-tech recruitment firm Potentia, is now a market leader with $40m revenue. He also founded recruitment firm Aspire Executive Search, AI conversation (chatbot) software firm Ambit (with co-founders Tim Warren and Gareth Cronin), and most recently, digital marketing business The Attention Agency headed up by his partner Tina Moore. He started investing in the sharemar...

Source: nbr.co.nz
Spring House Hunt: In burbs, homes go for well over asking price - Vimarsana News

Spring House Hunt: In burbs, homes go for well over asking price

April 5, 2021 10:06 am To put it bluntly, the housing market in suburban Boston is “crazy.’’ That’s the description Laura Semple and Beth Hettrich, agents with the Semple and Hettrich Team of Coldwell Banker Realty in Sudbury, gave. “We listed one house at $1.1 million based on comparable sales that had 12 offers and sold for $1.26 million in one day,’’ Semple said. “That house was valued at $975,000 just two years ago.’’ So few homes are available for sale in the Boston suburbs, said Hettrich, that everything they list sells immediately. “Buyers are waiving inspectio...

Source: boston.com