Amerika, svi ljudi tamo, je upala u neki Stiven King apokalipto al mi ne vidimo jer nismo prisutni

Frank and honest

Ima jos takvih

Edited March 28Mar 28 by Emerald

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"Almost real gold"

Jes lud yebo oca svog

Podignimo stupove.

Sreća pa se ništa drugo ne dešava u svetu za šta je on nadležan, može čovek da se posveti svom hobiju kao dekorater-građevinac.

Dementni Bajden je imao vise mozga u ovakvim situacijama. Zamisli da je Bajden kenjao o olovkama i ballroom dok rat traje?

1 hour ago, dragance said:

Dementni Bajden je imao vise mozga u ovakvim situacijama. Zamisli da je Bajden kenjao o olovkama i ballroom dok rat traje?

koliko se ja secam Bajden se manje vise pravio da rata ni nema. Pravio bi se i dedi nego ga jebe taj strait of Hormuz.

Edited March 30Mar 30 by Mel

5 hours ago, Weenie Pooh said:

Podignimo stupove.

Sreća pa se ništa drugo ne dešava u svetu za šta je on nadležan, može čovek da se posveti svom hobiju kao dekorater-građevinac.

Najbolji majstori iz Korinta mu prave stupove

9 minutes ago, arheolog1981 said:

Najbolji majstori iz Korinta mu prave stupove

Korinćanski beton najjači beton, armirani.

Meanwhile, najprizemnija moguca korupcija ide nesmetano:

A New York developer last year completed construction of a million-square-foot warehouse about 45 miles east of Atlanta, but couldn’t find a tenant.

Then in February, a deep-pocketed buyer for the property suddenly emerged and agreed to purchase the warehouse for $129 million.

The buyer: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which plans to convert it into a detention center for immigrants awaiting deportation.

ICE said it plans to spend $38.3 billion on a new detention model that includes acquiring warehouses and converting them into detention centers, according to a government memo, effectively creating a new commercial-real-estate asset class.

Owners of at least 11 mostly new or empty warehouses sold their properties to ICE over the past couple of months, according to two people with knowledge of the transactions and records reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.

The government said it plans to acquire and convert more than two dozen warehouses into detention centers and processing sites. Combined with 10 other existing facilities it plans to purchase, they would collectively hold more than 92,000 detainees.

ICE was told to temporarily slow down its plans while Markwayne Mullin, Trump’s pick to replace Kristi Noem as Department of Homeland Security Secretary, was waiting to be confirmed by the Senate. Mullin was confirmed on Monday.

E officials say they believe the warehouse strategy will move ahead, and that they will have most facilities operational by the end of 2026.

The government is swooping into the warehouse business at a time when some of these property owners risk defaulting on debts if they cannot sell or lease up space.

ICE has paid between 11% and 13% on average above the price for comparable properties, according to a CoStar report.

Some warehouses, such as the one in Georgia, have sold for considerably higher premiums than that. In January, ICE also bought a warehouse in Hamburg, Pa., for $87 million. A CoStar analysis estimated the ICE premium in Hamburg was 27% higher than what a comparable warehouse would typically sell for today.

ICE “is not treating these assets as real-estate investments or as the typical market would view or price them,” said Juan Arias, an industrial property analyst at CoStar.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/ice-is-buying-up-empty-warehouses-for-new-detention-centers/ar-AA1ZBtF0

Therapy speak, genijalno