Founding principal and president of Investec Real Estate Companies Kenny Slaught has boldly guided his investment, management, and development brand through several market cycles with consistent success. As a respected figure in the Southern California residential, commercial and industrial property scenes for over three decades, he has built a legacy through unexpected variance while besting… Read More…
There are 16 big generators in the room, and a small one that acts as two. They offer hydroelectric energy to 15 regions nearby, Kenny Slaught explains. About 28% of energy is used by Southern California, while Nevada takes up 23% and Arizona receives 18%. The Native American tribes close by also take energy from… Read More…
City planners set up development controls to stop the Spanish structures from being destroyed in 1925. This was done to keep the city’s charm, and it was the first time a group considered the significance of historic structures. Laws and regulations were implemented to protect parks and one of a kind buildings. Santa Barbara founded… Read More…
Santa Barbara’s most popular attractions are Hotel Virginia that is hundreds of years old, historic El Pueblo Viejo area and the Old Mission’s pink towers where events are held. The County Courthouse features colorful murals, and the clock tower and observation deck are situated close by and deliver a scenic view of Santa Barbara. The… Read More…
The property industry in California is impacted by the lack of undeveloped land, especially in Los Angeles and San Francisco where the costs are too high. Along with that, new projects are often postponed, Kenny Slaught explains This makes homeowners renovate their current homes and avoid moving out. Proposition 13 made it too pricey for… Read More…
Because of a very active real estate market, most buyers are forced to spend much more money even when choosing a less modern property. Kenny Slaught explains the situation by making a reference to the Standard & Poor’s Case-Shiller home price index. He says that the Los Angeles market didn’t only recover after a recession,… Read More…
The sponsorships are for those who want to innovate in a way that can save millions of lives, says Chris Wilson. He is the director of Global Health Discovery at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. He adds that their winners have a unique way of thinking that is useful when trying to overcome challenges… Read More…
Kenny Slaught thinks that those enrolling in the network assistance training program organized by the Santa Barbara City College, will have an advantage over their competition. These people will enter a growing field, with increased employment opportunities. These technicians make sure their colleagues are up-to-date with data management and connectivity. Read more: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/kenny-slaught-historical-events-influenced-215900075.html Read More…
Those who are terminally ill and their loved ones are provided support through Hospice of Santa Barbara’s free services. Numerous initiatives focus on kids who just lost a family member, as 20% of them face such loss before turning 18. Furthermore, one in 20 kids suffers the loss of a caretaker before becoming an adult.… Read More…
On the West Coast the housing market is very active and as a result, those who want to buy a house, are forced to shed a lot more money even if the property is not luxurious or modern. Kenny Slaught references Standard & Poor’s Case-Shiller home price index and says that the prices for housing… Read More…