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20 opportunities shown.

  1. Real Estate Broker

    The Town of Agawam seeks a real estate broker to market and sell its tax-foreclosed property at 31 North Alhambra Circle.

  2. Real Estate Agent Services

    The City of Clarence-Rockland seeks qualified, licensed real estate brokerages to provide services for selling its municipally owned property at 1450 Du Parc Avenue in Rockland, Ontario.

  3. Real Estate Brokerage Services

    The City of Kissimmee, Downtown Kissimmee CRA (DKCRA), and Vine Street CRA (VSCRA) seek qualified firms for continuing, non-exclusive, as-needed real estate brokerage services for properties within the City of Kissimmee.

  4. MassDOT RFR Real Estate Services

    The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) Office of Real Estate and Economic Development seeks vendors to provide a broad range of real estate services including appraisal, brokerage, property management, and surveying.

Recent buying indicators

Recent board meeting, budget, plan, and contract evidence, connected to the buyer and relevant decision-makers.

Why now

- The Village sought appraisal proposals for the Metro gas station and Sunset properties, receiving a quote from Rogers & Taylor, a firm the mayor has used before. - Mayor Matt Smith wants to commission appraisals, stating the village cannot decide on the properties without knowing their market value. - The proposed appraisal costs are $2,500 for the gas station property and $3,500 for the Metro parcel. - The board has not yet formally approved the appraisal expenditure, leaving the purchase decision pending.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Sep 16
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Brad Hammond
Building and Zoning Administrator
Nicholas VanVliet
Code Enforcement Officer

Why now

- The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board reviewed the Harbach House lease, a city-owned historic mansion leased to a nonprofit, as an action item with a public hearing. - Staff confirmed the lease is subsidized, with the city not achieving full cost recovery, based on a 2019 policy decision. - Board members raised concerns about the building's poor condition, citing a $400–500 million city maintenance backlog and D/E ratings from the 2021 facilities master plan. - Discussion included the property's potential sale value of over six million dollars, while staff noted changing the 2019 council directive would require a new policy process.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Aug 26
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Stacie Hoffmann
Administrative Supervisor
Pamela Davis
Assistant City Manager
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