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Summit County transfers property to Park City for future Recycle Utah facility

Recycle Utah has secured a permanent space for a facility in Summit County thanks to a land transfer agreement between the county government and Park City Municipal.

“We’re really excited that we could find a positive outcome for not just Recycle Utah, but for the people of Summit County,” said Summit County Council Chair Canice Harte. “Recycle Utah is a valuable asset to everybody in the community. It’s not just an opportunity for us to recycle, but there’s an educational component as well, so it was really important to find a good solution for them.”

The Park City Council on Tuesday unanimously voted to accept a 4.18-acre parcel east of U.S. 40 from Summit County to be used as the site of Recycle Utah’s future facility. City Councilor Tana Toly explained that the transfer stemmed from a 2017 agreement between the city and the county, in which the county agreed to provide the city with land for a public works facility.

This land transfer fulfills the county’s obligations while also establishing a space for Recycle Utah, which needs to vacate its current location on Woodbine Way by September due to city construction projects and an expiring lease. “The proposed conveyance is structured as an exchange under existing agreements between the city and county and does not require new funding,” officials noted.

Recycle Utah had previously proposed a $25 million, 30,000-square-foot facility aimed at improving waste management across the Wasatch Back. While the land transfer between the city and county does not automatically approve this multimillion-dollar development project, it provides Recycle Utah with a tangible piece of property to begin planning.

City officials said they will soon enter into negotiations with Recycle Utah to finalize the details of the nonprofit’s operations on the land.

Luke Cartin, Environmental Sustainability Manager for Park City, highlighted the need for such a facility, noting that Summit County only diverts 26% of its residential waste compared to the 32% national average. This underlines the importance of Recycle Utah’s facilities and educational campaigns.

Last year, the county quickly expressed interest in helping Recycle Utah and Park City find a solution. Officials emphasized the critical need to divert recyclable materials from Three Mile Landfill, which is projected to reach its capacity by 2053 based on current trends. County staff are currently working on a strategic plan to extend the landfill’s lifespan by 10 years.

A key part of this plan involves diverting materials such as recyclables and brown waste from trees to other facilities to conserve landfill space.

For more information on the county’s waste management services, visit [Summit County Solid Waste](https://summitcountyutah.gov/768/Solid-Waste). Details on Recycle Utah’s services are available online at [Recycle Utah](https://recycleutah.org).
https://www.parkrecord.com/2026/02/05/summit-county-transfers-property-to-park-city-for-future-recycle-utah-facility/

EXCLUSIVE: ‘Reclusive’ Barbra Streisand Refuses to Leave Her $20 Million Malibu Estate as ‘She’s Happy Being Unseen’

Nov. 8 2025, Published 10:00 a.m. ET Bashful Barbra Streisand has once again traded in the spotlight for total solitude. RadarOnline.com can reveal the 83-year-old legend is virtually trapped inside her spectacular $20 million Malibu estate – and she’s perfectly fine with that. Barbra’s World Is At Home “Barbra’s world is her home,” said a source close to the bizarrely private actress. “She’s got James [Brolin], her dogs, her gardens. It’s paradise. She doesn’t need anything else.” Streisand has settled into a peaceful routine at her cliffside compound, which overlooks Santa Monica Bay. Friends said she spends mornings pruning her beloved roses, afternoons playing with her fluffy dogs and evenings sharing candlelit dinners with her hunky husband. The sprawling property spans three acres and boasts four houses. There’s a koi pond, and she and Brolin had streams built “because I think water is a very soothing element,” Streisand shared. Inside Barbra’s Stunning, Cozy Home She doesn’t even have to leave to run to the supermarket if she gets a craving for something sweet — one of the homes has its own frozen yogurt and candy shop. “She loves the simple pleasures now,” says a pal. “She doesn’t care about movie premieres or award shows anymore. She’s done with the chaos of Hollywood. She’s earned her peace.” Life Out Of The Spotlight Of course, fans started to wonder whether something was wrong with Barbra when she went M.I.A. But Brolin recently assured them his wife is in “perfect health.” “Barbra just doesn’t feel the need to show up anywhere anymore,” said the friend. “She’s happy being unseen. “She’s given the world enough. She’s got nothing left to prove. Barbra’s final act is living happily ever after out of the spotlight.”
https://radaronline.com/p/barbra-streisand-happy-malibu-estate-private-life/

Commercial Property of the Week, sponsored by Elifin Realty: Standalone garden office in Bluebonnet Office Corridor

**Now for Sale: 10517 Kentshire Ct – Prime Office Space in Baton Rouge**

Offering approximately 3,200 SF of versatile building space, 10517 Kentshire Ct is located in Baton Rouge’s sought-after Bluebonnet office corridor. Situated on a ±0.37-acre lot, this property features a flexible layout that is ideal for professional, medical, or service-based users.

Positioned just off Bluebonnet Blvd, the building provides excellent accessibility, prominent monument signage, and ample on-site parking for tenants and visitors. It is conveniently located only ±1.3 miles from Perkins Rowe, benefiting from close proximity to retail and medical amenities.

Currently occupied, the building will be vacant at the time of sale, making it perfect for an owner-occupant seeking a long-term presence in this active and growing corridor.

For more information or to schedule a viewing, please contact Fabian Edwards at 985-974-8301.
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https://www.businessreport.com/sponsored/commercial-property-of-the-week-sponsored-by-elifin-realty-standalone-garden-office-in-bluebonnet-office-corridor

KKR Real Estate Finance Trust declares $0.4063 dividend

**KKR Real Estate Finance Trust Declares $0.4063 Quarterly Dividend**

KKR Real Estate Finance Trust (NYSE: KREF.PR.A) has announced a quarterly dividend of $0.4063 per share, maintaining the same dividend amount as the previous quarter. This dividend declaration reflects a forward yield of 8.13%.

The dividend is payable on December 15, with a record date of November 28. The ex-dividend date is also November 28, meaning shareholders who hold the stock before this date will be eligible to receive the dividend.

For investors interested in tracking dividend performance, see the KREF.PR.A Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, and Dividend Growth metrics.

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**Additional Information**

– **Stock Symbol:** KREF.PR.A
– **Forward Yield:** 8.13%
– **Payable Date:** December 15
– **Record Date:** November 28
– **Ex-Dividend Date:** November 28

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Florida House rolls out sweeping slate of property tax proposals for 2026 ballot

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — After months of waiting and several committee meetings, the Florida House is set to offer a slate of ideas for sweeping property tax reform in the next legislative session. The proposed constitutional amendments could significantly reshape how homeowners pay property taxes and how local governments fund essential services.

In a memo released Thursday, House Speaker Danny Perez criticized the Republican plans, labeling them politically motivated and potentially harmful to local communities.

Representative Driskell, speaking earlier this month, echoed these concerns. “The harm that these proposals would cause would not outweigh any potential benefits,” she said. She questioned the practical impact of the reforms, asking, “What firehouse would [Governor DeSantis] close in Tampa? What police station would he close in Orlando? What garbage collection would he stop in South Florida?”

Driskell warned that the proposals could leave small, rural counties struggling to fund basic services. “We’d basically be putting them in a situation where they would be living in a welfare state,” she said. “They would be funded by larger counties.”

Democrats argue that genuine affordability relief should focus on property insurance, healthcare, and overall living costs—not just property taxes. Driskell added, “This all seems to be a distraction. We need to focus on real solutions.”

### What’s Next

The House’s property tax reform proposals will be assigned to committees in the coming weeks, with debates expected to begin early in the 2026 session.
https://www.wptv.com/news/state/florida-house-rolls-out-sweeping-slate-of-property-tax-proposals-for-2026-ballot

Douglas County commissioners approve land swap for Zebulon Regional Sports Complex

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. — The Douglas County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a crucial land exchange on Tuesday, bringing Zebulon, a mega sports complex planned for northwest Douglas County, one step closer to reality.

The approval allows the county to acquire 46.5 acres from Sterling Ranch developers. In exchange, Sterling Ranch will receive 23.8 acres of county-owned land designated for commercial development.

The project’s first phase will transform vacant land near Moore and Waterton roads into a regional sports facility featuring hockey rinks, gyms, soccer fields, and baseball fields. Notably, the site previously housed a DuPont dynamite factory.

In 2022, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) approved prior remediation efforts and confirmed that the site poses no environmental risks.

Currently, the county is in discussions with more than 50 private entities interested in participating in the project.

Read the full story from our partner at denver7.com.

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https://www.denverpost.com/2025/10/16/douglas-county-commissioners-approve-land-swap-for-zebulon-regional-sports-complex/

Megawide bags contracts for 2 high-rise Megaworld projects

MANILA, Philippines — Megawide Construction Corp. has secured two new multibillion-peso infrastructure contracts with developer Megaworld Corp., which aims to expand its township empire.

Edgar Saavedra-led Megawide announced on Wednesday that the contracts involve civil, structural, and architectural work for two major projects: Uptown Modern in Taguig City and One Portwood in Pasay City.

The Uptown Modern project will significantly expand the…
https://business.inquirer.net/552761/megawide-bags-contracts-for-2-high-rise-megaworld-projects

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PNB Holdings bets on IT-BPM, lifestyle retailers

The real estate spinoff firm of Philippine National Bank (PNB) is pinning its hopes on the rapidly growing IT and business process management sector (IT-BPM) as well as lifestyle-oriented brands.

This strategy aims to maintain high occupancy rates in its properties while differentiating the company from its competitors.

Joselito Consunji, COO of PNB Holdings Corp. (PHC), shared insights on these plans, highlighting the focus on key growth sectors to drive sustained success.
https://business.inquirer.net/552312/pnb-holdings-bets-on-it-bpm-lifestyle-retailers