Kraus Marketing Opens Third Location in Tampa, Florida
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TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Kraus Marketing opens a third office in Tampa, Florida to extend its marketing services to mid-sized and enterprise companies.
CEO Nick Kraus says, This is an opportunity for growth, in more ways than one. Tampa is one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S., and shows no sign of slowing down. Plus, Kraus Marketing can now bring our high-end creative services to a new market. By entering a market with less industry competition than the NY Metropolitan area, Nick and his team strive to bring an extensive set of marketing services to regional businesses, filling the gap of existing agencies in the area.
HUNTERTOWN â Less suspense, more pictures.
Garrettâs wrestlers defended their sectional title by a point and a half over host Carroll last week, and were back to try for a second straight regional crown.
This time, the Railroaders put six wrestlers in championship matches and three more in consolations, and repeated as regional winners with 137 points, leaving the host Chargers behind with 103. Then came Leo at 98 ½ and Columbia City at 85.
That means two color team photos outside the Garrett gym, an honor reserved for teams that win regional championships.
âThey never hung up our last one,â Garrett coach Nick Kraus said. âOur athletic director, Chris DePew, told me last week, âGo out and win another one so we can put up two pictures at the same time.â Definitely some motivation to get back-to-back pictures on the school wall.â
Housing prices are booming in Cleveland and other U.S. cities just not San Francisco or New York
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Maybe you ve heard: The pandemic is killing cities, fueling a rush to spacious houses in the suburbs. But beyond pricey New York and San Francisco, real estate demand is booming in downtowns across America.
From Pittsburgh to Cleveland to Phoenix, condos and townhouses within stumbling distance of bars and restaurants are hot. Like the families now upgrading to bigger suburban homes, young white-collar workers are taking advantage of record-low mortgage rates and flexible remote-work policies to move to desirable cities with relative affordability.
Housing Prices Are Booming in U.S. Cities Just Not San Francisco or New York Home prices in urban U.S. markets rose 15% in the three months through late January, slightly ahead of the annual pace in suburbia, according to Redfin. Bloomberg | Feb 09, 2021
(Bloomberg) Maybe you’ve heard: The pandemic is killing cities, fueling a rush to spacious houses in the suburbs. But beyond pricey New York and San Francisco, real estate demand is booming in downtowns across America.
From Pittsburgh to Detroit and Phoenix, condos and townhouses within stumbling distance of bars and restaurants are hot. Like the families now upgrading to bigger suburban homes, young white-collar workers are taking advantage of record-low mortgage rates and flexible remote-work policies to move to desirable cities with relative affordability.
Noise Nest Pumps Up The Volume with PMC’s Flagship QB1-A Monitors
USA – Noise Nest, a production complex owned by drummer, producer and entrepreneur Nick Gross, has undergone significant expansion over the last 12 months and now boasts five recording studios, all of which feature PMC monitoring.
Based in Los Angeles, this exceptional facility chose PMC’s flagship QB1-A in-wall main monitors for its recently opened Studio A, while its remaining four studios use a mixture of PMC IB1S-A, twotwo.6 and twotwo.8 monitors for nearfield duties.
“Choosing a PMC QB1 system for Studio A was a no-brainer because they are simply amazing,” Nick Gross says. “They sound clean and rounded, even at very high volumes. They reproduce the audio in such a pure way that you get to hear exactly what you are recording with no compromises.”