von Klein Property Management Announces Opening of The Pearl

The Pearl is Managed by von Klein Property Management in Eugene, OregonPRLog (Press Release) - May 15, 2012 -
EUGENE, OR- Construction on the newest member to the Paradigm family, The Pearl, is complete and residents have begun moving in this week.  The Pearl, constructed by Essex General Construction and managed by von Klein Property Management, is a contemporary multi-use apartment complex located within walking distance of the University of Oregon.  

The building was designed by Dustrud Architecture and constructed using sustainable building practices such as low-flow plumbing fixtures, low-VOC paints and adhesives, drought-tolerant turf, and a state-of-the-art Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV) system. LEED Gold certification is pending.

“The Pearl is hands down the best residential building that I have ever seen as far as the amenities, the security and the quality of the construction,” says von Klein Property Management co-owner, Larry von Klein, Sr. “These apartments are upscale, modern and affordable. Residents will feel more comfortable living in a building with enhanced security features such as security cameras throughout the building, a card entry system, and a video monitor in all units."  

The Pearl also features upscale amenities such as an fitness room, rooftop terrace, the largest underground parking garage in Eugene, a bicycle garage, a community room, elevator access and more.  Prospective tenants are invited to tour the facility, including a model studio and 2-bedroom unit. To arrange a tour, contact the on site leasing office at 541-228-5033 is the first contact or von Klein Property Management at 541-485-7776.  You can also learn more by visiting www.thepearleugene.com.

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Spain cuts tax on property sales

19 August 2011 Last updated at 14:22 GMT The collapse of the property market left many homes unsold or unfinished Spain has announced plans to try to tackle the severe problems facing its housing market.

The government will temporarily halve the sales tax on new homes to 4% to try to stimulate its construction sector.

Spain's economy was plunged into recession following the collapse of its once-buoyant property sector.

The government is also hoping that building projects will help create jobs and cut the unemployment rate, which is one of the highest in the eurozone.

'Exceptional measure'

The sales tax cut is one of a number of measures that was agreed at a cabinet meeting. The measures are designed to boost Spain's weak economic growth rate and generate revenue to help it cut its deficit.

The reduction in tax, designed to stimulate the construction sector, would last until the end of the year, a government spokesman said.

"This is a temporary and exceptional measure," he added.

There are also new measures to bring forward corporate tax payments and cut health spending on brand-name drugs.

Job measures

It is hoped the move to cut drug costs for regional government via the introduction of a new generic medicines bill will save 2.4bn euros.

A further 2.5bn euros could be raised by front-loading tax payments from large businesses until 2013.

The government said the various measures would make it easier to hit deficit targets this year.

Economy Minister Elena Salgado also said that, next Friday, Spain would approve measures to stimulate jobs.

"We are going to carry on taking measures to stimulate and favour growth, which will strengthen those we already have in place, in the labour market," she said.

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Noah’s Ark Replica Gets 75% Off on Property Tax

The Noah’s Ark theme park being built in Kentucky gets a huge property tax discount for the next 30 years.

A Grant County city has agreed to give a huge tax break to the biblical theme park which aims to prove truth of Bible.

Named “The Ark Encounter,” the theme park is being built by a group that includes Answers in Genesis, the founders of the biblically based Creation Museum in Boone County.

The property tax agreement leaves the Ark Encounter paying only 25 percent of the local taxes due on its 800 acres of property for the next 30 years. The budget in building the theme park is $150 million.

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