Make Your Art Pay: Innovative Art Lending and Rental Solutions in a Challenging Market
November 27, 2024 7:02 pm Leave your thoughtsArt lending is a challenging market but we have the solution.
Art lending is a challenging market but we have the solution.
Houston, Texas, stands out among major U.S. cities for its unconventional approach to zoning—or rather, its historical lack thereof. Since its founding in 1836, Houston has largely operated without traditional zoning laws. Attempts to introduce formal zoning regulations were rejected by voters in referendums held in 1948, 1962, and 1993. This long-standing tradition of minimal zoning oversight has shaped a city where residential, commercial, and industrial properties often coexist in close proximity.
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For those of us who like to travel with multiple timepieces, there are a few important things to consider when it comes to customs, duties, and taxes.
Deregulation isn't just another policy buzzword—it’s the unsung hero behind some of the biggest business success stories of our time.
For decades, Delaware has been the go-to state for corporations seeking a business-friendly legal environment. Its appeal was rooted in the corporate-friendly laws that provided legal advantages unparalleled by other states. But recently, the tides have turned, prompting many companies, including high-profile names like Tesla, to look elsewhere. Florida has emerged as a compelling alternative.
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Death, a certainty in life, and divorce, a common reality, can trigger the movement of valuable assets that often include art collections and other luxuries like yachts. As an experienced legal advisor specializing in art and maritime law, I bring to the table not only legal expertise but also a genuine commitment to helping clients navigate these transitions in a simpler way—less headache, more relief.
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