Arne J. Hall’s Post

Our property at 26 High Street in Clinton, MA has been home to tenant, The Aubuchon Company, for over 95 years! In 2020 this property received quite a facelift with the main goal of further increasing its curb appeal. With this goal in mind, improvements were made to the sign, facade, and awning. Comment which aspect of this renovation you think best transformed this property⤵ #ARC #PropertyDevelopment #PropertyTransformation

STRATEGIC PLACEMAKING #1. Phase 1 of west London's Brentford Project is almost complete. The transition from Development Strategy - to - delivery is super rewarding for all those involved. Daring to push the aspirations for tenant mix, daring to challenge the design, and holding steadfast to the vision are keys to success. These new urban villages are key components to what defines modern neighbourhoods, so there is a responsibility to all those involved to deliver what is relevant to the local, and wider community. To recognise needs, but to amplify and enhance. The ground floor is the threshold of all such mixed use developments and is the heartbeat that drives its vibrancy and sets its tone. #strategicplacemaking #thebrentfordproject

Another flash look at Queen Street, a beautiful residential building for client Fairhurst Homes. We love the light pouring into this living space 🙌🏽 #burhouseconstruction #constructionwithaconscience #constructioncompany #renovationbuilding #industrialconstruction #commercialrenovation #residentialrenovation #buildingextension #constructionprojects #commercialconstruction #renovationideas

Yeh, I know redevelopment is not a new subject. But this is the only way that builders can get hold of prime real estate in the island city. Getting all stakeholders on the same page is definitely a challenge for builders but the hope is that the redeveloped projects are an improvement on the older versions with better safety standards, more amenities and certainly more open spaces. #redevelopment #Mumbai #MMR #realestate

HALLWAYS HALLWAY HALLWAYS 👷 They need to be practical, but you never earn rent from them. It's a tough balance.  Oh and we always like to make sure they're decorated well, you can't just leave them plain when your bedrooms have been taken to another level. 🤓 #hmo #ukproperty #propertydevelopment #projectmanagement

The older a building gets, the more likely it is to be recognized and celebrated for its unique architectural and historical significance. Being listed also means that a property falls under the planning system's consideration, ensuring its protection for future generations to enjoy. In England, there are approximately 500,000 listed buildings categorized as Grade I, Grade II*, and Grade II, each denoting varying levels of importance. Only a small percentage, 2.5%, are classified as Grade I, indicating exceptional interest. Here are some of the top Grade I listed properties currently available on the market - ranging from a charming townhouse in the historic Chatham Dockyard to a grand Jacobean hall in Cheshire, along with city and country apartment conversions.

The older a building gets, the more likely it is to be recognized and celebrated for its unique architectural and historical significance. Being listed also means that a property falls under the planning system's consideration, ensuring its protection for future generations to enjoy. In England, there are approximately 500,000 listed buildings categorized as Grade I, Grade II*, and Grade II, each denoting varying levels of importance. Only a small percentage, 2.5%, are classified as Grade I, indicating exceptional interest. Here are some of the top Grade I listed properties currently available on the market - ranging from a charming townhouse in the historic Chatham Dockyard to a grand Jacobean hall in Cheshire, along with city and country apartment conversions.

The older a building gets, the more likely it is to be recognized and celebrated for its unique architectural and historical significance. Being listed also means that a property falls under the planning system's consideration, ensuring its protection for future generations to enjoy. In England, there are approximately 500,000 listed buildings categorized as Grade I, Grade II*, and Grade II, each denoting varying levels of importance. Only a small percentage, 2.5%, are classified as Grade I, indicating exceptional interest. Here are some of the top Grade I listed properties currently available on the market - ranging from a charming townhouse in the historic Chatham Dockyard to a grand Jacobean hall in Cheshire, along with city and country apartment conversions.

The older a building gets, the more likely it is to be recognized and celebrated for its unique architectural and historical significance. Being listed also means that a property falls under the planning system's consideration, ensuring its protection for future generations to enjoy. In England, there are approximately 500,000 listed buildings categorized as Grade I, Grade II*, and Grade II, each denoting varying levels of importance. Only a small percentage, 2.5%, are classified as Grade I, indicating exceptional interest. Here are some of the top Grade I listed properties currently available on the market - ranging from a charming townhouse in the historic Chatham Dockyard to a grand Jacobean hall in Cheshire, along with city and country apartment conversions.

30-story apartment tower proposed at edge of The Crescent in Uptown Dallas