Podcasts about summer market

The truth of the matter is that the SPRING Market is HERE! And if you are planning on the SUMMER Market well, it's super short with your window of June and July. August can be squirrely with back to school chaos and the FALL Market is just September and October and now we're into the HOLIDAYS! So WHEN should you buy and sell?! And with this timeline WHY do most Agents only have one strategy?? Its because they believe all the headlines. We don't. What's the difference between our team? Gibson joins us on the show. We just said SPRING is here BUT spring is not here weather wise - we are talking how to prep for SELLING and how to prep for ENJOYING!Call or TEXT us with your questions for the show -214-310-0008!If you are looking for Todd's Book - LIVE FREE - The Art of the The Two Year Flip - grab it here: https://a.co/d/0ELTDeiGrab our BACKYARD ZONES Guide - Making the Most of Life in Your Back Yard! https://www.dallashomerealty.com/backyard-zones/

Lots of investors are increasingly turning to cheap tracker funds which means the pressure is on investment trusts to not only outperform the market and prove their worth, but also make their charges more competitive. Dan Coatsworth talks to Annabel Brodie-Smith from the Association of Investment Companies about this topic and to find out which trusts have the highest and lowest costs for investors. Paul Niven, manager of retail investor favourite F&C Investment Trust, is on this week's podcast to discuss the summer's market sell-off and whether it has prompted big changes in his portfolio. Laith Khalaf talks to James Carthew from QuotedData about the big merger between Alliance Trust and Witan which is expected to complete in the next few months. 3i Group continues to be one of the few investment trusts to trade at a chunky premium to the value of its underlying assets, so we asked Tom Sieber and Steve Frazer from Shares magazine to explain why investors are happy to pay up to own the shares. Tom also chats about BlackRock World Mining's latest results and why there is some bad news for anyone thinking metal producers are a great source of dividends.

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Coming off of a steamy week in Las Vegas, we sat down with Jeff Rose and Chad Fischer of NMG's Furniture, Bedding & Outdoor team to recap their experience at the Summer edition of Las Vegas Market.

Send Katie a Text Message!! It's Las Vegas Summer Market recap time! Our favorite visual merchandiser, Diana Rushton, is here to tell all. From textures and color palettes to furniture and lighting—we're talking all about what's trending. Is gray gone for good? How about Farmhouse style? And when it comes to choosing which market you go to for your design firm, how do you make the best decision? All that and more is heading your way when you press play! Oh, and don't miss this week's Coaching Corner where I reveal how I've found trends valuable.In this episode, you will be able to:Discover what differences Di saw from the High Point to Vegas summer market.Uncover what took Di by surprise at the summer 2024 Vegas market.Learn how to make the best decision about which market you go to and when. Full Show Notes Here!

Join us for another episode of the Mortgage Show, where we're navigating the summer heat wave and the bustling mortgage market. We discuss the steadying interest rates, increased inventory, and the impact of recent economic shifts on the mortgage industry. Despite the office AC being out, we're pushing through to provide valuable insights for homeowners and prospective buyers. We also reflect on the personal side of life, sharing experiences from a thrilling softball season and discussing the importance of maintaining a healthy credit profile. Additionally, we feature an insightful interview with Samantha Markwood from Birchwood Credit Services, who provides expert advice on credit management and the nuances of the mortgage process. Tune in for a blend of industry knowledge, personal stories, and practical tips to help you navigate the current mortgage landscape. 00:00 Introduction and Summer Season Kickoff 00:47 Current Market Conditions and Interest Rates 02:35 Rate Lock Strategies and Borrower Advice 05:16 Opportunities in a Changing Market 09:30 Mobile Homes and Financing Options 17:42 Personal Stories and Upcoming Interview 22:13 Introduction to Samantha Markwood and Birchwood Credit 22:48 Samantha's Journey to Birchwood Credit 23:22 Understanding Birchwood's Services 24:14 The Rescore Process Explained 28:06 Impact of Late Payments on Credit Scores 32:25 Tips for Maintaining a Good Credit Profile 39:34 The Cost of Credit Reports 41:34 Dealing with Trigger Leads 46:21 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Randy Forcier Loan Officer I NMLS 322749 CMG Home Loans 9 Beach St, 2nd Floor Saco, ME 04072 207-590-0337 l ⁠rforcier@cmghomeloans.com⁠ Chris Bedard Loan Officer l NMLS 323290 CMG Home Loans 9 Beach St, 2nd Floor Saco, ME 04072 207-229-4731 l ⁠cbedard@cmghomeloans.com⁠ Contact us with any loan questions, comments or ideas for future episodes. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/paulo-kalazzi/heros-timeLicense code: F5VL7ZZ7KQITOFBH --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therandyforcierpodcast/support

Fluent Fiction - Catalan: Sparks in Sant Antoni: A Summer Market Encounter Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/sparks-in-sant-antoni-a-summer-market-encounter Story Transcript:Ca: Un matí d'estiu, el sol brilla intensament al Mercat de Sant Antoni.En: One summer morning, the sun shines brightly at the Sant Antoni Market.Ca: Els colors dels estands criden l'atenció amb fruites fresques, pa acabat de forn, i llibres vells amb pàgines groguenques.En: The colors of the stalls catch the eye with fresh fruits, newly baked bread, and old books with yellowed pages.Ca: L'olor a espècies i cafè barrejat amb el bullici de la gent crea una atmòsfera energètica.En: The smell of spices and coffee mixed with the hustle and bustle of people creates an energetic atmosphere.Ca: Marta, una apassionada bibliotecària, camina entre les parades, buscant un llibre antic que ha estat cercant durant anys.En: Marta, a passionate librarian, strolls between the stalls, looking for an old book she has been searching for years.Ca: Porta un vestit de flors i una bossa de tela plena de llibres.En: She wears a floral dress and carries a canvas bag full of books.Ca: Amb mirada decidida, revisa cada parada de llibres vells.En: With a determined look, she checks each old book stall.Ca: A la mateixa hora, Pol, un dissenyador gràfic independent, passeja tranquil·lament pel mercat.En: At the same time, Pol, a freelance graphic designer, walks leisurely through the market.Ca: Li agrada col·leccionar gravats antics i altres objectes curiosos per inspirar-se en els seus treballs.En: He likes to collect old prints and other curious objects to inspire his work.Ca: És una mica reservat, però el mercat sempre l'ha atret per la seva vibració única.En: He is a bit reserved, but the market has always attracted him with its unique vibe.Ca: En arribar a una parada amb molts llibres antics, Marta veu un home jove amb ulleres, fullejant un llibre d'enquadernació bonica.En: Upon arriving at a stall with many old books, Marta sees a young man with glasses, leafing through a beautifully bound book.Ca: Decidida, s'apropa.En: Determined, she approaches.Ca: —Hola, estàs mirant aquests llibres també? —diu Marta amb un somriure.En: “Hello, are you also looking at these books?” Marta says with a smile.Ca: —Sí, m'agrada buscar inspiració aquí —respon Pol, sorprès per la seva amabilitat.En: “Yes, I like to find inspiration here,” Pol replies, surprised by her friendliness.Ca: Marta explica que busca una novel·la descatalogada des de fa anys.En: Marta explains that she is looking for a novel that has been out of print for years.Ca: Pol, interessat, decideix ajudar-la.En: Intrigued, Pol decides to help her.Ca: Passen hores revisant les parades, parlant de llibres i d'història.En: They spend hours checking the stalls, talking about books and history.Ca: Marta gaudeix tant de la conversa que obvia el temps que passa.En: Marta enjoys the conversation so much that she loses track of time.Ca: —Podríem veure els llibres una altra vegada la setmana que ve? —proposa Pol tímidament.En: “Shall we look through the books again next week?” Pol timidly suggests.Ca: —Sí, m'encantaria —respon Marta emocionada.En: “Yes, I would love to,” Marta responds excitedly.Ca: Durant les següents setmanes, es troben al mercat.En: In the following weeks, they meet at the market.Ca: Pol mostra a Marta llocs tranquils com una petita llibreria amagada i un parc verd amb unes vistes boniques.En: Pol shows Marta quiet spots like a small hidden bookstore and a green park with beautiful views.Ca: Poc a poc, Pol s'obre més, sentint-se més còmode amb la seva nova amiga.En: Slowly, Pol opens up more, feeling more comfortable with his new friend.Ca: Un dia, després de moltes setmanes, Marta veu un llibre conegut en una parada.En: One day, after many weeks, Marta sees a familiar book at a stall.Ca: El cor li batega ràpidament.En: Her heart beats quickly.Ca: És el llibre que ha estat buscant!En: It's the book she has been looking for!Ca: Però quan l'agafa, no pensa només en afegir-lo a la seva col·lecció, pensa en compartir aquest moment amb Pol.En: But when she grabs it, she doesn't think only about adding it to her collection; she thinks about sharing this moment with Pol.Ca: —Pol, mira! Ho he trobat! —diu Marta emocionada.En: “Pol, look! I found it!” Marta says excitedly.Ca: Ell somriu amplament i li agafa la mà.En: He smiles broadly and takes her hand.Ca: —Anem a celebrar-ho amb un cafè? Podríem començar a llegir-lo junts —sugereix Pol.En: “Shall we celebrate with a coffee? We could start reading it together,” Pol suggests.Ca: Caminant junts cap a un cafè proper, se senten feliços.En: Walking together to a nearby café, they feel happy.Ca: Marta aprèn que l'alegria de compartir la seva passió és millor que qualsevol èxit solitari.En: Marta learns that the joy of sharing her passion is better than any solitary achievement.Ca: Pol, per la seva banda, descobreix el valor de la confiança i la companyia.En: Pol, on the other hand, discovers the value of trust and companionship.Ca: Junts, llegeixen fragments del llibre mentre gaudeixen del cafè, somrient i sabent que aquest és només el principi d'una nova i preciosa amistat.En: Together, they read fragments of the book while enjoying the coffee, smiling and knowing that this is just the beginning of a new and precious friendship.Ca: I així, al vibrant Mercat de Sant Antoni, sota el sol estiuenc, Marta i Pol comencen a construir una connexió que promet molt més que només una simple recerca de llibres antics.En: And so, in the vibrant Sant Antoni Market, under the summer sun, Marta and Pol begin to build a connection that promises much more than just a simple search for old books. Vocabulary Words:the morning: el matíthe sun: el solthe stall: l'estandthe eye: l'ullthe bread: el pathe pages: les pàginesthe smell: l'olorthe hustle and bustle: el bullicithe atmosphere: l'atmòsferathe librarian: la bibliotecàriathe canvas bag: la bossa de telathe print: el gravatthe bookbinding: l'enquadernacióthe kindness: l'amabilitatthe novel: la novel·lathe conversation: la conversathe park: el parcthe view: la vistathe stalls: les paradesthe friendship: l'amistatthe connection: la connexióthe joy: l'alegriathe collection: la col·leccióthe trust: la confiançathe companionship: la companyiathe freelancer: el dissenyador gràfic independentthe dress: el vestitthe spices: les espèciesthe historian: el dissenyador gràficthe bookshop: la llibreria

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Unexpected Surprises: Yuki's Adventure at the Summer Market Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/unexpected-surprises-yukis-adventure-at-the-summer-market Story Transcript:Ja: 夏の日、陽が差し込む市場は人でいっぱいだった。En: On a summer day, the market bathed in sunlight was crowded with people.Ja: 露天商たちは元気な声で商品をアピールしていた。En: Street vendors were energetically promoting their goods.Ja: ユキはその中にいました。En: Yuki was among them.Ja: 彼は会社員で、毎日の疲れをこの市場で癒していた。En: He was an office worker who soothed his daily fatigue with visits to this market.Ja: 今日は何か特別だった。En: Today, however, felt special.Ja: もうすぐお盆祭りが近づいていたのだ。En: The Obon festival was approaching.Ja: ユキは友達を驚かせるために、最高の材料で料理を作りたかった。En: Yuki wanted to surprise his friends by cooking with the best ingredients.Ja: 「新鮮な野菜を買わなくちゃ」と自分に言い聞かせながら、ユキは市場を歩き始めた。En: "I need to buy fresh vegetables," he told himself as he began walking through the market.Ja: 最初の露店はトマト売りの屋台だった。En: The first stand he encountered was a tomato vendor's stall.Ja: 露店商は大きな帽子を被ってユキに笑顔を見せた。En: The vendor, wearing a large hat, greeted Yuki with a smile.Ja: 「いかが？このトマト、甘くておいしいよ！」En: "How about these? These tomatoes are sweet and delicious!"Ja: その声はまるでオレンジのように明るかった。En: The vendor's voice was as bright as the color orange.Ja: ユキは一瞬唖然としたが、すぐに思い出した。En: Yuki was momentarily taken aback but quickly gathered himself.Ja: 「あ、はい。トマトを少し見せてください」と答えた。En: "Oh, yes. Could you show me some tomatoes?" he replied.Ja: しかし、そこで何かおかしなことが起こった。En: But something strange happened next.Ja: その隣の屋台で、別の露店商が奇妙なダンスを始めた。En: At the adjacent stall, another vendor started a peculiar dance.Ja: 彼は大きなパンを両手に持ち、まるでそれがマラカスのように振っていた。En: Holding large loaves of bread in both hands, he shook them as if they were maracas.Ja: ユキはびっくりして、そちらを見てしまった。En: Yuki was startled and couldn't help but watch.Ja: 「な、なんだあれ？」と呟いた。En: "W-what is that?" he muttered.Ja: やっと気を取り直し、トマトの屋台に戻ったが、露店商はすでに他の客と話していた。En: Regaining his composure, Yuki returned to the tomato stall, but the vendor was already busy with another customer.Ja: ユキは肩を落としながら次の屋台に向かった。今度はスイカ売りだった。En: Disappointed, Yuki moved on to the next stall, which was selling watermelons.Ja: 露店商は派手な衣装を身にまとい、笛を吹いていた。En: The vendor was dressed extravagantly and playing a flute.Ja: その光景はまるでサーカスだった。ユキはまたまた集中できなかった。En: The scene looked like a circus, making it hard for Yuki to focus again.Ja: 「このままじゃダメだ！」とユキは自分を鼓舞し、もう一度トマトを探し始めた。En: "This won't do!" Yuki told himself, determined to find the tomatoes.Ja: やっと静かな屋台を見つけた。そこでお年寄りの女性が新鮮な野菜を売っていた。En: Finally, he found a quiet stall where an elderly woman was selling fresh vegetables.Ja: 「こんにちは、新鮮な野菜を買いたいです」とユキは丁寧に言った。En: "Hello, I'd like to buy some fresh vegetables," Yuki said politely.Ja: しかし、女性はニヤリと笑って言った。「まず、私の謎を解いてください。さもなければ売りません。」En: But the woman grinned and said, "First, solve my riddle. Otherwise, I won't sell to you."Ja: ユキは少し驚いた。でも、その笑顔に安心感を覚えた。En: Taken aback, Yuki nonetheless felt a sense of reassurance from her smile.Ja: 「いいでしょう。質問をお願いします。」と答えた。En: "Alright then. Please, ask your question," he replied.Ja: 「いつも朝にはあって、夜には消えます。これは何でしょう？」と女性が聞いた。En: "It's something that's always there in the morning and disappears by the evening. What is it?" the woman asked.Ja: ユキは考えた。En: Yuki thought hard.Ja: 何度も考え直して、ついに答えを見つけた。En: After going over it several times, he finally found the answer.Ja: 「それは影です！」En: "It's a shadow!"Ja: 女性は満足そうにうなずいて、「正解です。どうぞ、お好きな野菜を選んでください」と言った。En: The woman nodded with satisfaction and said, "Correct. Please, choose the vegetables you like."Ja: ユキは新鮮なトマト、ナス、ピーマンを手に入れた。En: Yuki got fresh tomatoes, eggplants, and bell peppers.Ja: その後、他の必要な食材も順調に集めることができた。En: After that, he smoothly gathered the rest of the ingredients he needed.Ja: お盆の日、ユキは友達を自宅に招き、特製の料理を振る舞った。En: On the day of Obon, Yuki invited his friends to his home and served his special dishes.Ja: 友達は皆、彼の料理に感激し、En: His friends were all impressed with his cooking.Ja: 「ユキ、すごいね！」と称賛した。En: "Yuki, you're amazing!" they praised.Ja: ユキは胸を張った。En: Yuki stood proud.Ja: 市場での経験を通じて、彼は集中力を保つことの大切さを学び、自信もつけることができたのだった。En: Through his experiences at the market, he learned the importance of maintaining focus and gained confidence.Ja: 満ち足りた気持ちと共に、夜空には花火が上がり、美しい夏の夜は静かに過ぎていった。En: With a feeling of fulfillment, fireworks lit up the night sky, and the beautiful summer night quietly passed by. Vocabulary Words:bathed: 差し込むvendor: 露天商energetically: 元気なsoothed: 癒していたfatigue: 疲れapproaching: 近づいていたingredients: 材料adjacent: 隣peculiar: 奇妙なextravagantly: 派手なcomposure: 気を取り直しcircus: サーカスfocus: 集中できなかったsolve: 解いてriddle: 謎disappears: 消えますreassurance: 安心感replied: 答えたsatisfaction: 満足そうsmoothly: 順調にinvited: 招きimpressed: 感激しpraised: 称賛したconfidence: 自信fulfillment: 満ち足りたfireworks: 花火vendors: 露天商たちextravagantly: 派手なwhispered: 呟いたdetermined: 自分を鼓舞し

Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Spices, Love, and Friendship at Budapest's Summer Market Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/spices-love-and-friendship-at-budapests-summer-market Story Transcript:Hu: A nap fényesen ragyogott a budapesti piacon.En: The sun shone brightly over the market in Budapest.Hu: A levegőt friss zöldség és gyümölcs illata töltötte be.En: The air was filled with the scent of fresh vegetables and fruits.Hu: Mindenütt színes sátrak, eladók és vásárlók éltették az utcát.En: Everywhere, colorful tents, vendors, and shoppers brought the street to life.Hu: Zsófia, Gergő és Lilla már kora reggel útra keltek, hogy megtalálják a legjobb alapanyagokat a nyári fesztiválra.En: Zsófia, Gergő, and Lilla set out early in the morning to find the best ingredients for the summer festival.Hu: – Zsófia, mit keresünk először? – kérdezte Gergő, aki már régóta nem volt ilyen mozgalmas helyen.En: "Zsófia, what are we looking for first?" asked Gergő, who hadn't been to such a bustling place in a long time.Hu: – Kell nekem egy különleges fűszer, amit csak itt lehet találni – válaszolta Zsófia izgatottan. – Ez az étel lelke.En: "I need a special spice that can only be found here," replied Zsófia excitedly. "It is the soul of the dish."Hu: Lilla csendben követte őket, de szíve hangosan vert, amikor Gergő közel állt hozzá.En: Lilla quietly followed them, but her heart beat loudly whenever Gergő stood close to her.Hu: Bárcsak el tudná mondani neki, hogy mit érez. De most az volt a legfontosabb, hogy segítsen Zsófiának.En: If only she could tell him how she felt. But now, the most important thing was to help Zsófia.Hu: A piacon minden stand egy újabb felfedezés volt.En: Every stall in the market was a new discovery.Hu: Friss paradicsomok, ropogós zöldpaprika, lédús gyümölcsök sorakoztak a pultokon.En: Fresh tomatoes, crunchy green peppers, and juicy fruits lined the counters.Hu: Zsófia mindenhol megállt, kérdezősködött, és hosszan vizsgált minden terméket.En: Zsófia stopped everywhere, asked questions, and examined every product thoroughly.Hu: – Nem találom sehol azt a fűszert – mondta egyszerre kétségbeesetten és türelmetlenül. – Talán elfogyott.En: "I can't find that spice anywhere," she said, both desperate and impatient. "It might be sold out."Hu: Gergő tanácsot adott.En: Gergő gave some advice.Hu: – Beszéljünk több eladóval, biztos akad valaki, aki segíthet.En: "Let's talk to more vendors. There must be someone who can help."Hu: Egy órányi keresgélés után Zsófia fáradt volt, de végre talált egy standot, ahol megvolt a ritka fűszer.En: After an hour of searching, Zsófia was tired but finally found a stall that had the rare spice.Hu: Azonban, mielőtt odaért volna, egy másik vásárló már vette az utolsó adagot.En: However, before she could get there, another shopper took the last portion.Hu: – Jaj, ne! – kiáltotta Zsófia. – Mit tegyek most?En: "Oh no!" cried Zsófia. "What should I do now?"Hu: Gergő gyorsan odaért és beszélni kezdett a vásárlóval.En: Gergő quickly reached the buyer and started talking.Hu: – Elnézést, de ez nagyon fontos neki – magyarázta. – Kérem, adja át nekünk ezt a fűszert. Hálásan megfizetjük.En: "Excuse me, but this is very important to her," he explained. "Please, let us have this spice. We will gratefully compensate you."Hu: A vásárló némi habozás után elfogadta a kérést.En: The buyer, after some hesitation, agreed to the request.Hu: Zsófia boldogan ölelte meg Gergőt.En: Zsófia hugged Gergő happily.Hu: – Köszönöm! – mondta hálásan. – Most már mindenem megvan a recepthez.En: "Thank you!" she said gratefully. "Now I have everything I need for the recipe."Hu: Lilla közben csendben figyelte őket, és lassan közelebb lépett Gergőhöz.En: Meanwhile, Lilla was quietly observing them and slowly stepped closer to Gergő.Hu: – Szerinted jó lesz a fesztivál? – kérdezte, próbálva beszédbe elegyedni.En: "Do you think the festival will be good?" she asked, trying to start a conversation.Hu: – Biztos vagyok benne – mosolygott Gergő. – És te is segítettél, köszönöm neked is.En: "I'm sure of it," Gergő smiled. "And you helped too, thank you."Hu: Lillának a szíve repesett a boldogságtól.En: Lilla's heart leaped with joy.Hu: Talán most már több bátorsága lesz közelebb kerülni Gergőhöz.En: Maybe now she would have more courage to get closer to Gergő.Hu: Az egész délelőtt sikereket hozott mindannyiuknak.En: The success of the entire morning brought joy to all of them.Hu: A nap végén, a piacon található kávézóban ülve Zsófia, Gergő és Lilla elégedetten csodálták a megvásárolt alapanyagokat.En: At the end of the day, sitting in a café at the market, Zsófia, Gergő, and Lilla contentedly admired the ingredients they had bought.Hu: A nyári nap finoman világította be őket, és a város zaja lassan halkult.En: The summer sun gently illuminated them, and the noise of the city slowly faded.Hu: – Csodás fesztivál lesz – mondta Zsófia halkan. – Érzem.En: "It's going to be a wonderful festival," Zsófia said softly. "I can feel it."Hu: Lilla mosolya szélesedett. – És mi is itt leszünk, hogy együtt élvezzük.En: Lilla's smile widened. "And we will be here to enjoy it together."Hu: A barátság és az együtt töltött idő megfűszerezte a napot.En: Friendship and the time spent together seasoned the day.Hu: Zsófia egy újabb lépést tett főzési álmai felé, Lilla pedig bátrabb lett érzései kifejezésében.En: Zsófia took another step towards her culinary dreams, and Lilla became braver in expressing her feelings.Hu: Gergő örült, hogy ismét otthon volt, barátai körében.En: Gergő was happy to be home again, surrounded by friends.Hu: A nyár igazi ünnep lett számukra.En: Summer became a true celebration for them. Vocabulary Words:shone: ragyogottbrighter: fényesenvendors: eladókingredients: alapanyagokatbustling: mozgalmasspice: fűszerdish: ételsoul: lelkecolors: színesquietly: csendbenheartbeat: hangosan vertstalls: standdiscovery: felfedezésthoroughly: hosszandesperate: kétségbeesettenimpatient: türelmetlenüladvice: tanácsotcompensate: megfizetjükhesitation: habozásgratefully: hálásanobserving: figyeltestep closer: közelebb lépettcontentedly: elégedettenfaded: halkultadmired: csodáltákilluminated: világította beculinary: főzésiexpressing: kifejezésébencelebration: ünnepsalt: megfűszerezte

Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Reunion at the Summer Market: A Tale of Family and Survival Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/reunion-at-the-summer-market-a-tale-of-family-and-survival Story Transcript:Hu: A nyári nap meleg sugarai éppen rásütöttek a kis falusi piacra, ahol emberek zsibongtak.En: The warm rays of the summer sun were shining down on the small village market, where people were bustling about.Hu: Mindenki friss zöldséget, gyümölcsöt és kézműves termékeket árult.En: Everyone was selling fresh vegetables, fruits, and handmade products.Hu: Zoltán a piacon állt, egy kicsit idegesen, és körbenézett a sok élénk színű sátor között.En: Zoltán stood in the market, feeling a bit nervous, and looked around at the many colorful tents.Hu: Zoltán középkorú gazda volt, aki hagyományos magyar zenét kedvelt, és mélyen legbelül vágyakozott a testvére után, aki évekkel ezelőtt Budapestre költözött.En: Zoltán was a middle-aged farmer who loved traditional Hungarian music and deeply longed for his brother, who had moved to Budapest years ago.Hu: Zoltán farmja rossz helyzetben volt, és a mai piacon el kellett adnia elég terméket, hogy megmentse.En: Zoltán's farm was in a bad situation, and today he needed to sell enough products at the market to save it.Hu: Némi készületlen vidámság a lelkében, Zoltán eldöntötte, hogy ma mindent megtesz.En: With a bit of hopeful cheer in his heart, Zoltán decided to give it his all.Hu: Magával hozott egy ritka családi ereklyét, egy régi zenei hangszer, amivel vonzotta a vásárlókat.En: He had brought along a rare family heirloom, an old musical instrument, to attract customers.Hu: De mélyebben a szívében egy másik remény is lakozott.En: But deep in his heart, there was another hope.Hu: Írt egy levelet a testvérének, amelyben kérte, hogy találkozzanak a piacon.En: He had written a letter to his brother, asking him to meet at the market.Hu: Zoltán remélte, hogy a testvére olvassa és eljön.En: Zoltán hoped his brother would read it and come.Hu: A piacon a tömeg egyre nőtt.En: The crowd at the market grew larger.Hu: Zoltán standja gyorsan megtelt érdeklődőkkel.En: Zoltán's stall quickly filled with interested buyers.Hu: Az emberek megcsodálták a régi hangszert, amely csillogott a napsütésben.En: People admired the old instrument, which gleamed in the sunlight.Hu: Zoltán örömmel látta, hogy sok terméket eladott.En: Zoltán was delighted to see that he had sold many products.Hu: Azonban a közönség zajában nem tudott nem gondolni a testvérére.En: However, amidst the noise of the crowd, he couldn't help but think of his brother.Hu: Vajon eljön? Vajon látják újra egymást?En: Would he come? Would they see each other again?Hu: Ahogy telt-múlt az idő, Zoltán lassan kezdett kétségbe esni.En: As time went by, Zoltán slowly began to despair.Hu: A nap már félúton járt az égen, de semmi hír a testvéréről.En: The sun was already halfway across the sky, but there was no news of his brother.Hu: Éppen akkor, amikor Zoltán majdnem feladta, egy ismerős arc bukkant fel a tömegben.En: Just as Zoltán was about to give up, a familiar face appeared in the crowd.Hu: Nagy levegőt vett, és összeszorította a kezét.En: He took a deep breath and clenched his hands.Hu: Nem akarta elhinni a szemének.En: He didn't want to believe his eyes.Hu: Ott állt a testvére, egy széles mosollyal az arcán.En: There stood his brother, with a wide smile on his face.Hu: A szíve hevesen dobogott, amikor a testvére közeledett.En: His heart pounded as his brother approached.Hu: "Zoltán!" A testvére hangja mély és barátságos volt.En: "Zoltán!" His brother's voice was deep and friendly.Hu: Hirtelen minden szomorúság és aggodalom elszállt Zoltán szívéből.En: Suddenly, all the sadness and worries flew from Zoltán's heart.Hu: Egymásba borultak, és szorosan átölelték egymást.En: They embraced each other tightly.Hu: Könnyek csillantak Zoltán szemében.En: Tears sparkled in Zoltán's eyes.Hu: "Annyira örülök, hogy itt vagy," mondta Zoltán, alig tudva megszólalni az érzelmektől.En: "I'm so happy you're here," Zoltán said, barely able to speak through his emotions.Hu: A testvére bólintott.En: His brother nodded.Hu: "Mostantól együtt leszünk," mondta a testvére.En: "From now on, we'll be together," his brother said.Hu: "Közösen megmentjük a farmot. Semmi sem állhat közénk."En: "We'll save the farm together. Nothing can come between us."Hu: Zoltán belátta, hogy a család a legfontosabb dolog az életben.En: Zoltán realized that family is the most important thing in life.Hu: Újra megtalálták egymást, és tudta, hogy együtt le tudnak győzni minden nehézséget.En: They had found each other again, and he knew that together they could overcome any hardship.Hu: Aznap este, amikor a nap lassan lenyugodott, Zoltán és a testvére a piaci stand mellett ültek, és beszélgettek a jövőről.En: That evening, as the sun slowly set, Zoltán and his brother sat next to the market stall and talked about the future.Hu: A remény és a szeretet új erőt adott nekik.En: Hope and love gave them new strength.Hu: A nyári nap elmúlt, de a testvéri kötelék megújult és erősebb volt, mint valaha.En: The summer day had passed, but the bond between the brothers was renewed and stronger than ever. Vocabulary Words:rays: sugaraibustling: zsibongtaktent: sátormiddle-aged: középkorúdeeply longed for: mélyen vágyakozottheirloom: erekségekinstrument: hangszerattract: vonzamidst: közöttdespair: kétségbe esniclenched: összeszorítottaapproached: közeledettembraced: átöleltéksparkled: csillantakbarely able: alig tudvabond: kötelékrenewed: megújultovercome: legyőznihardship: nehézségettraditional: hagyományosbuyer: vásárlógleamed: csillogottdelighted: örömmelcrowd: tömeghalfway: félútongave up: feladtadeep breath: nagy levegőtfamiliar: ismerősvoice: hangsadness: szomorúság

We're excited to have a special guest with us – Edward Leaman, the Chief Brand Officer for California Closets – for this episode of our Inside Design Podcast. We had the chance to hear Edward speak with Jeremiah Brent at the C-Next Event last February in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. He had so many nuggets of wisdom and so many great takeaways that we wanted to share him with you, our listeners!   SPONSOR:   This episode is sponsored by the Atlanta Market. They are the only wholesale product discovery experience that gives designers more. Their team is geared up this Summer to visit all the fun events and networking opportunities that Atlanta Market offers. You can discover new resources and product introductions for your clients. It is also a great way to connect in-person with thousands of trade makers, manufacturers and sales reps to help your business grow.   Summer market is happening July 16 – 22, 2024. They are introducing consolidated floors of temporaries making it easier for designers to navigate. We will be checking out the many floors of outdoor furnishings at the Casual Market that runs during the show Monday to Thursday July 15 – 18. To learn more and preregister for Summer Market, visit AtlantaMarket.com   KEY TAKEAWAYS: When it comes to your brand, no matter what category you are in, your job is to make sure it is constantly evolving, whether it be your product, your customer experience or your marketing. Clarify your beliefs and values and how you want to represent yourself to the world and to your customers. This leads to authenticity and trust in your brand. Know the difference between “brand” and “branding”: Brand is the central driver of your business, a promise and a purpose. Branding is your visuals, logo, etc.    KANDRAC & KOLE BIO:   Voted one of “Atlanta's Top 20 Residential Interior Designers” by the Atlanta Business Chronicle, Kandrac & Kole Interior Designs is an acclaimed design firm with two decades of experience serving residential and commercial clients. Their work has been featured in leading publications across the US.   Since 2005, Joann and Kelly have built a respected partnership. They are renowned for their dynamic personalities, distinctive use of color, and unique custom designs. Frequently invited to share their insights at industry events and on design panels, they are recognized as diligent business operators who remain approachable and genuine, radiating constant positive energy.   In 2018, they used their infectious energy to launch their podcast, “Inside Design with Kandrac & Kole.” This lively, weekly conversation, where Joann and Kelly share design and industry insights, became so popular that they introduced a series of bonus episodes, “The Inside Scoop with Joann and Kelly,” in 2024.   Their dedication to the power of interior design also extends to their charity work throughout the U.S. and Guatemala.   EDWARD LEAMAN BIO Edward was born in London, England, and in 1986 he came to the United States to run an apparel company, after six years in Japan. In 1998, he and a partner launched a consulting company, to connect global retailers with new opportunities in licensing, franchising, cross-border expansion and brand development. Clients included Gap, Joe Boxer, Nike, The Body Shop, Marks & Spencer, Giorgio Armani and many Japanese retailers. From 1994 to 1998, he was the Executive Vice President of California Closets, where he played a key role in growing the brand. After the company was acquired, he expanded his focus to building brands across various property service companies. In 2001, he founded Growers and Nomads, a brand-building agency that works with a diverse range of clients, including direct-to-consumer, business-to-business, and non-profit organizations. He continues to serve as CEO and is based in Marin County, CA. Edward is known for his ability to increase market share, company growth, and shareholder value by aligning products, customer experiences, and marketing strategies with core customer attitudes. He believes that successful brands are built on strong beliefs and values that resonate with everyone they touch. To him, a brand is a promise that must be delivered and measured. In addition to his professional work, Edward was the Chair and Professor of Design (fashion) at the California College of the Arts (CCA) from 1995-2005. He has also taught at the Saint Martin's School of Art in London, in the Green MBA program at Dominican University, and currently teaches at Stanford University. He frequently speaks at conferences about brand building.  SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES https://www.facebook.com/kandracandkole/ https://www.instagram.com/kandrackole/ https://twitter.com/KandracKole/ https://www.pinterest.com/kandrackole/   FUNNY QUOTE – “Remember your brand is your baby. Feed it, nurture it and try not to leave it in the car…”   SERIOUS QUOTE – “If you spend your time chasing butterflies, they'll fly away. But if you spend your time making a beautiful garden, the butterflies will come. Don't chase – attract.”

Monocle brings Switzerland to Midori House. Alex Herrmann, UK & Ireland Director of Switzerland Tourism, joins Georgina Godwin to tell us all about the different regions and Swiss delicacies at Monocle's Swiss Summer Market. Plus: Georgina and political journalist Terry Stiastny flick through the global papers and Monocle's Helsinki correspondent, Petri Burtsoff, explains how the wider Nordic region is celebrating midsummer this weekend.

Torna el Mercadal d'Estiu, aquest any al passeig de la Marina. La fira d'artesania Summer Market ocuparà el passeig Marítim els pròxims mesos. Les dues activitats impulsades per la regidoria de Promoció Econòmica volen servir de complement per a les activitats i negocis de diverses zones del municipi. podcast recorded with enacast.com

Join us for a summer real estate episode with Blake Ginther as we dive into the current state of the market and how seasonal changes are impacting real estate activities. Blake shares his ideal Father's Day plans, discusses the early summer slowdown in Forsyth County, and provides insights on the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions and their implications for home buyers and sellers. We also explore the rising costs of homeownership, including insurance premiums and maintenance, and Blake offers practical advice for those feeling the financial pinch. Might it sometimes make more sense to rent rather than buy? And how should one navigate the challenges of increased costs while maintaining financial stability. Additionally, Blake shares his thoughts on the importance of internal reflection before making significant life changes, whether it's moving homes or changing jobs, and emphasizes the value of contentment and watering your own grass. Don't miss out on Blake's book recommendations, "Strength to Strength" and "Die With Zero," which offer valuable perspectives on aging, professional growth, and financial planning. To wrap up, Blake makes his prediction for the US Open winner (we recorded last Friday).  Did he get it right?? The Triad Podcast Network is proudly sponsored by The Ginther Group Real Estate, Ashley McKenzie-Sharpe of Highlands Residential Mortgage, and Three Magnolias Financial Advisors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, we debunk the age-old Wall Street adage, "Sell in May and go away." Is it still relevant in today's market? Kevin dives deep into why trying to time the market can often lead to missed opportunities and how a well-diversified portfolio is the key to consistent, long-term growth. We also explore the importance of tax-efficient retirement planning and the advantages of products that minimize volatility, such as fixed annuities. Learn how proactive tax strategies can protect your retirement savings and ensure you keep more of what you've earned.   Get your FREE Portfolio Review! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How to price your home properly in the summer market is what Sean Tasse (Broker) and Kyle Miller (Mortgage Agent) are discussing in S11E10! Our hosts kick off the episode with an overview of the current Ottawa real estate market, emphasizing why pricing is crucial when selling your home today. They discuss the importance of being the best deal available and how proactive price monitoring can help you secure the best possible price for your home. They highlight the typical 5% price difference from spring to summer and stress the importance of not relying on spring pricing as you enter the summer market, which could leave your home sitting unsold. Next, our hosts share how Magic Mind has been working for them, detailing its positive impact on their work and home life. Check out our limited time offer below! In the second half, we delve into interest rate predictions, explaining which rates the Bank of Canada controls and which it doesn't (variable vs fixed). Then, it's story time, where our hosts share real-life scenarios happening right now and the expert strategies being used to navigate them! If you are considering buying, selling, investing, or refinancing, don't miss out on another extremely valuable episode of the REAL Collective Podcast. Keep it REAL Collective! **Magic Mind Offer** Enjoy our limited time offer you can use now, that gets you up to 48% off your first subscription or 20% off one time purchases with code COLLECTIVE20 at checkout. You can claim it at: https://www.magicmind.com/collective To access our Complimentary Resources (SOLD Price Search, Seller Guide, Buyer Guide & Home Evaluation) visit: https://realcollective.ca/exclusive-resources/ Are you buying or selling? Book a meeting with Sean or Kyle today! Sean: https://calendly.com/seanrealcollective Kyle: https://calendly.com/kmmortgage/phone-connect You can also follow us here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/real.collective.inc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realcollective.ca TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@realcollective LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/real-collective-inc Website: https://www.realcollective.ca Kyle Miller on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kylemillerottawa Kyle Miller on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Kylemillermortgages #realcollective #podcast #ottawa #homepricing Intro (0:00) Current Sales Activity (1:55) Every price point has its market (3:15) You want to be the best deal going (3:57) Two different properties, same price, different sagas (4:28) If you're not getting the looks, it's because you're not the best deal going (7:15) The 3 P's vs the 5 P's of Real Estate (7:57) Promoting (8:17) Pro-actively price watching (8:36) Spring to Summer usually means a 5% price swing (9:34) Understanding your price range (9:58) A review on a Magic Mind (12:19) Interest rate predictions (15:48) Remember the BOC only controls the variable rate (17:20) We'd be lucky to go down a quarter point (18:29) Buyers on the sidelines (18:58) What's the best move for buyers? (19:30) The highest average sale price in 2023 vs 2024 (19:51) It's about buying power (20:50) Kyle's unique mortgage story, there's always a solution (22:46) Two different deal scenarios for Sean to stick handle (25:48) Another deal scenario with Kyle and an 18-month closing (30:30) Outro (33:00)

Mark gives his perspectives on the upcoming summer real estate market, sharing some stats and stories, along with predictions of what's to come.

SCHOOL IS OUT!!! How does this impact the Summer Market? Todd breaks it down! Todd and Ian discuss a recent survey of the Top 10 Regrets of Home Buyers who bought their home in 2023 or 2024 - surprising reactions from people that should not happen with a great agent! Don't let this be your story! And there is a social media trend right now of telling people to just "Forget it! Don't own! Don't take on the cost!" and Todd claps back on why you don't want to miss out on making a home investment! Grab our 2024 SUMMER FUN GUIDE: https://sfg.tthst.info/Call us with your questions for the show - 214-310-0008

We are firmly in the SPRING Market but it is also true that we are entering the SUMMER Market! And you might be too late! Don't miss this list of things to get done if you are preparing to sell in the Summer! We break down some DFW Summer Statistics of how things have looked in past years so you can know what to expect in the market. There's talks of interest rates going down in June - we'll see... be ready. What's going to happen to first time home buyers and Veterans because of the NAR Settlement? Listen in! All the more reason you want a good agent on your side.Want a SUMMER FUN GUIDE!?! TEXT FUN GUIDE to 214-310-0008CALL: 214-216-2161EMAIL: info@toddtramonte.com WEBSITE: https://www.dallashomerealty.com/

Ehsan Sharenejad, founder of The Propel Group joins us to talk about pre-construction activity in BC. Asif has the summer recap for GTA home sales and listener questions. Tune In.

In this episode, we address two of our most frequently asked questions: –Why don't we cover more small-cap companies where the stock price has not "skyrocketed" yet? –What should investors consider when consuming news reports that say a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is coming? We then move on to a company analysis of Skywater Technology, the only US pure-play chip foundry business. We discuss the company's lofty goals and what investors should consider before deciding to add it to their small-cap portfolio basket or not. Finally, we discuss Onto Innovation, a chip fab equipment maker that has the goal to double their revenue to $2 billion in the next five years. We assess whether this is possible, and if the company is a good investment. Tune in to this episode of Chip Stock Investor to learn more about these important topics! ☕☕☕If you feel so inclined please show your support here by fueling our caffeine addiction

Episode 26 includes vendors from the June market + some familiar favorites! The next market is August 5th in Delcambre, LA.   Music: The Iceman Special

Welcome to Episode 138 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. This episode features a mid-summer market analysis by Karl Setzer of Mid-Co Commodities and a crop conditions update from Bayer Crop Science agronomist Andrew Penney.   Resources mentioned in this episode: July WASDE and quarterly stocks webinar recording Reasons to visit Iowa Farm Bureau at the Iowa State Fair Register for upcoming Renew Rural Iowa Journey to Your Vision seminars in Waverly, West Des Moines and Storm Lake Register for Iowa Farm Bureau's online Take Root farm succession workshops Register for an upcoming webinar on navigating changing conditions in agriculture

Mark and Madison find the positives in the stats for the 2023 year so far as they give their take on our current real estate summer market.

It's been a strong start to the Summer, but as the Bank of Canada stomps on the housing market with another quarter point increase, many are wondering if the Fall will falter. This week, veteran Mortgage Specialist and owner of The Green Mortgage Team, Kyle Green, sits down with Matt & Adam to discuss his unique take on the market, the overall economy in relation to the world of financing, his top market picks, and a cautionary tale for would-be airbnb investors. How will rates soften the market in Q3 and Q4? Kyle's market insights & so much more!

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Special episode! We record right in the heart of Pioneer Square's inaugural Summer Market and Music Festival. Across the street from the festival main stage in Occidental Park is The Meyer bar, owned and operated by our good friend Avout. Not only do we chat with Avout about the history of The Meyer, Lloyd Gregory the mastermind behind the Summer Market stops by to tell us about putting together downtown Seattle's funkiest music festival. Recorded live at The Meyer on 06/10/2023.Follow the Dim Lights & Stiff Drinks podcast on Facebook (DLandSD), Twitter (@divebarsseattle), YouTube, and Instagram (seattle_dive_bar_podcast). Share, like, follow, and subscribe!Check out the Dim Lights & Stiff Drinks podcast website (dimlightspodcast.com) for more details and additional episodes. Support Dim Lights & Stiff Drinks with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/dim-lights-stiff-drinks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode just felt incredibly easy on me as the host. All three of our guests this week are charming and engaging and full of tons of great information, and it allowed me to just do my best to get out of the way of immensely talented agents.  Our featured partners this week are Mid South Title and  Sophie Sandlin Raines with Community Mortgage. Marq Cobb is a partner and the managing broker of Myers Cobb Realtors. He's almost 2 years into launching his own brokerage and they are certainly making waves and establishing an impressive brand in the industry. We talked about his path to real estate, his time spent in wholesaling real estate, and where he sees MCR growing in the years to come.  To start of Season 2 we had Mike Parker with The Firm and Carol Lott with Crye-Leike Midtown on to discuss the state of the real estate market in Memphis. The response we received from that interview was awesome and now that we're three months removed from it and still feeling some of the changes happening in our space, I figured it was an awesome time to bring them back in our second segment.  As always our show is powered by The Jason Woods Home Loan Team and Sophie Sandlin Raines who are two awesome loan officers with Community Mortgage. To connect with Mid South Title you can visit their website www.gomst.com and to receive your two discount closing certificates send a text that says “Send Me Two” to 901-459-3005 that includes your name, email, and brokerage and they will send you two certificates for $200 off your next closing at Mid South Title. To connect with Sophie, you can text or call her at 901-275-4248 or email her at sophie@communitymtg.com . @lendinginmemphis To connect with Marq the best way to reach him is to head to his Instagram account @marqcobb where you'll find any contact information you could want or you could slide into his DMs. If you need to connect with Carol, you can call her cell directly at 901-461-4869 or email her at Carol@TheLottTeam.com . @carollott1 To connect with Mike you can email him at mparker@thefirmmemphis.com or call him on his cell at 901-277-7275.   @mikeparker901 If you need to connect with the show or reach Dane for any of your home insurance needs, you can email him at dwilliams@shoemakerins.com @danewilliams1 

3 Awesosme people spent time with us last Thursday.Carter, a young man who explained to us how his Grandfathers stories intrigued him into becoming a military historian.Ms. Pauletta Washington from Polly Ann Cakes, who's personal poundcake, and signature ouey gooey Cakes will make your heart skip a beat and your head spin. To our Friend Rianna whose grandparents love of vintage cars has fueled her desire to consume podcasts that go in to great detail bout the restoration process.We loved connecting with people at the market and we loved the way these much deserved good people got a chance to step up to the mic and made the most of it!

The verdict is in, people are awesome. To prove this Fernando, Jay and Missy set up tent at Hobart's Amazing Thursday Night Summer Market to share the news that an incredible new  business has arrived in Hobart (CreataSpacePlace and the MentalEdge Studio) and to randomly interview anybody who was game. The Night was full of great conversation and a little surprise for old Jay. Somehow I "accidentally " witnessed my youngest son land his first Kiss. Or at least I saw it get landed on him. Thats his story anyway.Let's just leave it at that. Tune it to find out all about it!Check it out..Now get to click'n

Lee's lost in Europe, meanwhile in the studio, Andy & Max are joined by Jonathan Franklin from Jonathan Franklin Cars for a summer market update. What's going on in the car market right now? We also discuss the upcoming 992 GT3 RS. There have been lots of photos and titbits of information dropped in the last few days from various sources, including Porsche… here are our thoughts and predictions on the new Rennsport. We also introduce a new feature to 9WERKS Radio called ‘Spread the love'. Listen for an explanation and our first STLs in this episode.You can find Jonathan at www.jonathanfranklincars.com and @jonathanfranklincars ‘9WERKS Radio' @9werks.radio is your dedicated Porsche and car podcast, taking you closer than ever to the world's finest sports cars and the culture and history behind them. .The show is brought to you by 9werks.co.uk, the innovative online platform for Porsche enthusiasts. Hosted by Porsche Journalist Lee Sibley @9werks_lee, 993 owner and engineer Andy Brookes @993andy and obsessive Porsche enthusiast & magazine junkie Max Newman @maxripcor, with special input from friends and experts around the industry, including you, our valued listeners.If you enjoy the podcast and would like to support us you can do so by hitting the link below, your support would be greatly appreciated.Support the show

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Mark and Megan reflect on the current status of the real estate market - Is it slowing? Is it in decline? Should I wait to buy? Listen for all the answers and more with this episode!

Maybe this isn't a surprise anymore, but we're back with another mini-podcast for Moon, Serpent and Bone! Not only do we bring you more interviews with the amazing vendors at the market, Gemini and Scorpio also discuss some of their favorite purchases of previous markets and just why we love Moon Serpent and Bone so much! You can get more information at the Moon Serpent and Bone website as well as their instagram!  

The summer months are here, and that means cookouts and swimming pools. It also means millions of Americans need ways to stay cool. That's the ideal environment for the 99-rated Power Stock I have for you in this episode of The Stock Power Podcast. I'm in South Florida. Like many Americans, I need good air conditioning in June, July and August. Whether it's our vehicles or homes, we'll spend thousands of dollars to keep the cool air blowing … without blinking an eye. We can capitalize with a company that rates a 99 in our Stock Power Ratings system. Its stock is in “maximum momentum” mode while the company works to keep us cool during these hot summer months. The heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) market is poised for massive global growth over the next several years. Market data firm Mordor Intelligence said the HVAC industry's value was $57.8 billion in 2020. By 2026, that value is expected grow to $82.5 billion — with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.1% from 2021 to 2026. In today's podcast, I share a Power Stock that provides refrigerant services to commercial, industrial and residential customers, primarily in the U.S. Be sure to subscribe to our https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt9RDMMAOPBAIWODmDGactQ?sub_confirmation=1 (YouTube channel) for more videos, including my weekly Marijuana Market Update. Have something you want us to talk about? Email Feedback@MoneyAndMarkets.com, and give us your thoughts. Check out https://moneyandmarkets.com/ (MoneyandMarkets.com), and sign up for our free newsletters that deliver you the guidance you need to make money — no matter what the market throws at you. Also, https://twitter.com/InvestWithMattC (follow me on Twitter).

The long awaited summer is finally here! What does the summer market look like for buyers and sellers in Central Wisconsin? How will the increasing interest rates and historically lower inventory affect buyers and sellers alike? This week on The Real!Listen on your favorite podcast app or on our website at: https://www.thesolomongroupwi.com/about/the-real-podcast/ 

The end of the school year and the transition to summer is always an interesting time of real estate.  Is inventory finally on the rise?  Will things soften as we get into summer break for families?  We tackle those topics and more with Blake Ginther, our real estate expert from The Ginther Group in Winston-Salem theginthergroup.com 336-283-8689 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join George Walker, Ben Hodge and Will Clough (with a guest appearance from Charlotte Sloan!) in this short podcast, as they reflect on their results and outcomes from their five major commercial UK auction sales, along with insights into buyer sentiments, impact of inflation on the market, the mixed-use implications on yields and predictions for the year ahead.A more detailed publication of the review to read at your leisure, can be found on the Allsop website.***So far in 2021 (after five auction sales) Allsop commercial auctions have sold £323.5m of assets, at a success rate of 92%, with 100 of the total lots sold at £1 million or above.You can find out more about our auction team at https://auctions.allsop.co.uk/ or the services Allsop offer at https://www.allsop.co.uk/Or follow Allsop or our speakers George Walker, Ben Hodge or Will Clough on social mediaAllsopLinkedInTwitterYouTubeInstagramGeorge WalkerLinkedInTwitterBen HodgeLinkedInTwitterWill CloughLinkedInDon't forget, if you've enjoyed listening, please rate us and consider writing a review.If you have a question relating to one of our podcasts or have any suggestions of themes you would like us to cover, please email podcasts@allsop.co.ukThe podcast presented here is for general guidance and represents opinions of our teams based on the property market at the time of recording.All details are correct at time of recording

This week, Byron & Pat discuss the summer shift in the Housing Market. Giveaways provided by Martin McKinney at Service Station Equipment: bit.ly/ServiceStationEquipment Connect with Byron: Website: https://www.byronlazine.com/​​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/byronlazine/​​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/byronlazine​​ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@byronlazine The Real Word: https://www.youtube.com/channel/there​​... 5AM Call Sign-up: https://www.5amcall.com/​​ Newsletter here: https://www.byronlazine.com/subscribe​​ Connect with Pat Kenny: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theotherpatkenny Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notpatkenny/?hl=en

Join us for a bonus episode full of chit chat and updates. Justin and Kate got married, Blayne struggles in the Summer Market and instituted rules, and we all want to invest in the future of Psilocyben Pharmaceuticals..Benzinga! Click this link to check out our favorite trading tool!!! + 2 Weeks free!Use code PLPOD for 25% off a subscription!TrendSpiderUse code PLP25 for 25% off a monthly or yearly planTraderSyncUse code pennylane to get 15% off our monthly subscriptions, and 55% off our annual subscriptions.WebullFind us on Twitter@Pennylanepod@Penny_Lane_BBMFollow Blayne on Instagram:@blayne_art 

Jamie Harnish knows Toronto real estate!! You'll want to hear the market update from Jamie on the Youge & Eglington area of Toronto. Jamie Phone: (416) 428-8892 Jamie Email JHARNISH@BOSLEYREALESTATE.COM Jamie Harnish on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jamie.harnish.90 Jamie Harnish on Facebook Business Page https://www.facebook.com/JamieHarnishBosleyRealEstate/ Jamie Harnish on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Sc8lJ-zQy4N3pITduGm4A Jamie Harnish on the Web https://jamieharnish.com/ Jamie Harnish on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-harnish-2a7b42102/ Tom Ferry - http://www.TomFerry.com Coach Bob McCranie - https://www.facebook.com/BrokerCoachBob

Supply and demand in this summer market in New Jersey and the Shore  also interest rates, where they are now and is it a good time to buy.  Availability of homes for sale at this time during the summer months. Link to may Realty Bites Podcast page, #RealtyBitesPodcast

This week, Real Estate Today presents “The Summer Market!”  A triple celebration! First, we celebrate the hot season ahead – which starts this weekend! Second, we celebrate the strength of the nation's real estate markets as the pandemic winds down. And third – it's Father's Day weekend! Which celebrates the Dads in our lives – and ourselves also, if you're a Dad! A great show, looking at buying and selling real estate – as the temperatures soar!

This week, Real Estate Today presents “The Summer Market!”  A triple celebration! First, we celebrate the hot season ahead – which starts this weekend! Second, we celebrate the strength of the nation's real estate markets as the pandemic winds down. And third – it's Father's Day weekend! Which celebrates the Dads in our lives – and ourselves also, if you're a Dad! A great show, looking at buying and selling real estate – as the temperatures soar!

In this week's episode, we are covering the summer market in 2021. We are focusing on what the market looks like, how you can prepare, and our prediction on what places might see an uptick in sales. June has historically been one of the busiest months in real estate, so it is important we stay focused on our goals in our career, but also take time to enjoy these summer months!  

Staying in Tucson this summer?! Support local! Christine Donley talks about the summer market series at the MSA Annex!

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