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Malaysian Reserve
3 days ago
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
SVN announces NM Ranch online auction
Property available for bidding includes sprawling main home and 7 cabins ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., July 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — SVN Auction Services, LLC and SVN | Walt Arnold Commercial Brokerage announce the online auction for an Estancia, NM ranch | retreat. The properties consist of 52 acres with a 4,400 square foot main home situated on 12 of the acres and 7 stunning handcrafted log & stone cabins situated on 40 acres. Accessible at the online auction platform offers 24/7 access to all auction-related information. Online bidding for the two (2) important offerings begins August 8 and ends August 13. Among the properties up for auction is a rare opportunity to own 52 total secluded acres strategically located 57 miles from Albuquerque. Extensive renovations recently completed include the installation of an 80k solar system, new septic tanks, plumbing, and electrical systems, a fully furnished studio apartment added to the main home, and the majority of the 7 cabins have been furnished and are Airbnb-ready, providing immediate investment income. 'These properties create an incredible opportunity to escape and unplug from the normal day-to-day responsibilities and activities just an hour outside of downtown Albuquerque,' said David E. Gilmore, CCIM, Managing Director of SVN Auction Services. Both properties are being sold with attractive opening bids of only $300k for the main home situated on 12 acres and only $400k for the 7 log cabins situated on the remaining 40 acres. Investors can bid on and 'buy one or both' properties. Guided property tours are available through contacting SVN | Walt Arnold Commercial Brokerage in Albuquerque at 505.304.4265. For more information on the properties or to register to bid, visit: Contact David E. Gilmore CCIM, Managing Director, SVN Auction Services, LLC, 504-228-6606 /
RTÉ News
03-06-2025
- General
- RTÉ News
Ireland beat Slovenia but fall short in promotion quest
The Republic of Ireland delivered their best peformance under Carla Ward to date but fell short in their pursuit of Nations League promotion, despite beating Slovenia 1-0 at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. The Girls in Green needed to win by four goals or more to pip the Slovenians to top spot in League B Group 2. Saoirse Noonan's first-half header seemed like it might it lay the platform for an emphatic result, but the visitors - who thumped Ireland 4-0 in February - clung onto the ropes to see this out. Slovenia head for League A while Ireland will wait on Friday's lunchtime draw to learn who they'll face in October's two-legged promotion/relegation play-off against one of the League A third-placed countries (Denmark, Belgium, Iceland or Austria). For sure, morale will have been lifted by a much-improved showing. Ireland were at it from the off, huffing and puffing in a sharp opening five minutes. Noonan met McCabe's corner with a powerful header that the well-placed Zara Kramzar booted to safety; Patten had a header deflected over the bar; and the centre-half then hooked a close-range volley into the hands of Zala Mersnik. It was purposeful, cohesive stuff from the Girls in Green, with McCabe, O'Sullivan and the excellent Emily Murphy stitching together fluid patterns of play in windy conditions on Leeside. Abbie Larkin was on song too. She danced past a couple of challenges before drilling in a low effort that Mersnik gobbled up. The Girls in Green were on top. On 19 minutes, they got their lifeline. GOAL IRELAND IRL 1-0 SVN Saoirse Noonan heads home to hand Ireland the lead against Slovenia. #rtesoccer 📱Updates: 📺 @RTE2 and @RTEplayer 📻 @GameOn2FM — RTÉ Sport (@RTEsport) June 3, 2025 Stapleton swung in a dipping right-wing cross that was nodded home by Noonan, who once graced this pitch in the colours of the Cork Gaelic footballers. Carusa should have made it two just four minutes later, slashing wide after swivelling a dropping ball in the six-yard box. There was a real belief to Ireland's play as they searched for a second. Carusa guided a header over; then Murphy did likewise following smart McCabe build-up down the left flank. Murphy was a menace throughout. The Newcastle United attacker constantly ran at Slovenia, and often had them hacking at thin air as she bobbed and weaved down the right. Connolly almost benefited from a fine Murphy run and cross when a half-clearance fell nicely for the Lazio midfielder, whose goalbound effort was blocked by Sara Agrez. Slovenia were not comfortable. Manager Sasa Kolman went in the book for vocal protestations aimed at Slovakian referee Miriama Bockova, but in truth his side were guilty of persistent fouling as they tried to disrupt Irish momentum. For all their good moments, the second goal just wouldn't come for Ireland. Patten almost capitalised on hesitant defending when she ghosted in for an opportunistic header, but it flashed wide. They were indebted to Brosnan on the stroke of half-time when she denied Prasnikar who'd hared through after a fluid counter. One up at the break, Ward would have asked for more of the same. And it remained one-way traffic on the turnaround. Indeed they almost enjoyed the perfect start to the half when Connolly picked out Stapleton, free as a bird in the box. The 20-year-old glanced her header straight at Mersnik. Connolly's snap shot whistled a yard over the bar just before the hour mark as Ireland grafted to break down Slovenia's commmitted low block. Ward then played her trump card. On came Megan Campbell and Amber Barrett for Stapleton and Noonan - and that gave the Páirc crowd a spectacle they'd been waiting for: Campbell's mega -throw. She was only in the game two minutes when the first chance to launch one arrived. Hayes got on the end of it; the effort bounced wide. Murphy lashed a rising drive over from a tight angle, and Hayes glanced yet another header wide off a wicked Connolly delivery. But that second goal just wouldn't come. Murphy - central to almost all of Ireland's best attacks - stung Mersnik's palms in the 75th minute with a fierce effort. Louise Quinn came off the bench with ten minutes to go to make one last appearance before retirement. Her introduction drew a huge roar of appreciation from the 9,433 fans in attendance; yet Ireland still failed to hammer down the door. Things got heated in the closing stages, Patten and Kaja Erzen getting involved in a shoving match that briefly escalated. Ultimately, Slovenia got over the line. Ireland will take on the USA in two friendlies lter this month before knuckling down for those autumn games. Promotion to the top tier is not gone yet. Republic of Ireland: Courtney Brosnan; Anna Patten, Caitlin Hayes, Jessie Stapleton (Megan Campbell 62); Abbie Larkin (Louise Quinn 80), Denise O'Sullivan, Megan Connolly, Emily Murphy, Katie McCabe (capt); Kyra Carusa (Marissa Sheva 80), Saoirse Noonan (Amber Barrett 62) Attendance: 9,433
Yahoo
18-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
SVN International PBC Becomes the First Employee-Owned Public Benefit Corporation in the Commercial Real Estate Industry
SVN's 50-Year Plan Provides an Alternative for Commercial Real Estate's High-Growth Entrepreneurs BOSTON, Feb. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- SVN® International PBC (SVN), America's leading franchise for commercial real estate advisors, proudly announces that it has embedded its values into its organizational structure by becoming the first Employee-Owned Public Benefit Corporation in the industry. A New Era of Collaboration and Employee OwnershipSVN's groundbreaking Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) at the corporate level represents a 50-year growth strategy. It expands the company's commitment to delivering exceptional client and community service through a culture of shared equity. By empowering employees as entrepreneurial owners, SVN fosters an environment where collaboration, trust, and a client-first mindset guide every decision. "I'm excited that this structure provides highly engaged support and leadership succession over the next 50 years and beyond. As each individual on our corporate support team retires, our next generation will already be in ownership and leadership roles, both at the corporate support level and with individual office owner/operators," said Sarah Vincent, Executive Vice President of SVN. Why a Benefit Corporation?By incorporating as a Benefit Corporation, SVN is uniquely positioned to support high-growth entrepreneurs across independently owned and operated offices. SVN's charter extends beyond shareholder returns—it's about creating value for all stakeholders, including franchisees, advisors, clients, and the communities we serve. "Unlike most companies that are owned and controlled by outside investors, SVN can remain under the control of inside owners who contribute directly to our success. Our employee-owners are uniquely qualified to make decisions based on their understanding of the needs of our clients and current market conditions," said Lukas Krause, CEO of SVN. A Vision for Sustainable Growth and Lasting Impact"Since 1987, our mission has been to 'Create Amazing Value With Our Clients, Colleagues, and Communities.' By incorporating as an Employee-Owned Public Benefit Corporation, we embed that mission into our very structure. We succeed by helping our communities thrive, and commercial real estate is at the heart of every healthy community," said Mark Van Ness, Founder of SVN. To learn more about SVN, visit To learn more about becoming an SVN commercial real estate business owner, visit ABOUT SVN® The SVN® organization is a globally recognized commercial real estate entity united by a shared vision of creating value with clients, colleagues, and our communities. The SVN® brand is comprised of over 2,000 Advisors and staff in more than 200 offices across the globe in six countries. Our brand pillars represent the transparency, innovation, and inclusivity that enables all our Advisors to collaborate with the entire real estate industry on behalf of our clients. SVN's unique Shared Value Network® is just one of the many ways that SVN Advisors create amazing value with our clients, colleagues, and communities. For more information, visit All SVN offices are independently owned and operated. MEDIA CONTACT: Cole Koretos, Fishman Public Relations, ckoretos@ or (847) 331-1190 View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE SVN International Corp Sign in to access your portfolio
