Tuesday, April 16, 2024

Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Pizza Hut closing

I've been on your team from day one. 

David Banks of the City Council and JEDO could help us with this request today. He has loved this deal from day one.


Matt and Molly

Why will this deal NOT qualify? 

How is this NOT economic development? 

H

Kevin Cook.

What say you? 



On Tue, Apr 16, 2024 at 1:01 PM Thaila Striebing <tstriebing@flynn.com> wrote:

Appreciate everyone's feedback. I've informed Title that we are to move forward with 4/19.

 

 

 

 

Thank you,

 

Thaila Striebing

Sr Director of Real Estate | Pizza Hut

m: 216.235.8558

 

From: Ed Linquist <tjoperations@yahoo.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2024 1:54 PM
To: Henry McClure <mcre13@gmail.com>
Cc: Thaila Striebing <tstriebing@flynn.com>; Mark Rezac <mark@kscommercial.com>
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: Pizza Hut closing

 

Everyone,

It certainly was not me. Nor did I instruct anyone to make such a statement.

Thanks, Ed Linquist



On Apr 15, 2024, at 6:01 PM, Henry McClure <mcre13@gmail.com> wrote:



Not me

 

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On Mon, Apr 15, 2024, 5:07 PM Thaila Striebing <tstriebing@flynn.com> wrote:

All,

 

I was just informed that someone from the seller's side contacted the Title company and said we weren't closing until July. 

 

This is NOT correct. We are closing Friday April 19.

 

If there are any questions, please direct them to me, I do not want to mess anything up at this stage.

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you,

 

Thaila Striebing

Sr Director of Real Estate | Pizza Hut

m: 216.235.8558

Flynn Group

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sunday, April 14, 2024

Lease it!

The Advantages of Leasing Government Buildings over Purchasing: A Prudent Approach to Fiscal Management 

In the realm of public administration, the decision-making process regarding the acquisition of government buildings holds paramount importance. Governments worldwide face the perennial choice between leasing and purchasing properties to serve various administrative functions. This discourse underscores the rationale behind advocating for the leasing of government buildings over outright purchases. By delving into the economic, financial, and operational dimensions, it becomes evident that leasing offers a prudent and strategic approach to fiscal management. 

 Economic Considerations  

From an economic standpoint, leasing government buildings presents several advantages. First and foremost, leasing provides governments with the flexibility to adapt to changing spatial requirements without being encumbered by the long-term commitment associated with property ownership. In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements and evolving demographic trends, the ability to scale up or downsize administrative spaces as needed is indispensable. Leasing enables governments to respond promptly to fluctuating demand without the financial constraints imposed by property ownership.  

Moreover, leasing obviates the substantial upfront capital expenditure typically associated with property acquisition. Governments can allocate financial resources more efficiently by directing funds towards priority areas such as infrastructure development, social services, and healthcare. By mitigating the financial burden of outright purchases, leasing fosters fiscal prudence and ensures optimal resource allocation in line with broader policy objectives. 

 Financial Considerations  

In the realm of public finance, the merits of leasing government buildings are further underscored. Leasing arrangements often entail predictable and manageable payment structures, thereby facilitating budgetary planning and expenditure forecasting. Unlike the unpredictable costs associated with property ownership, such as maintenance, repairs, and property taxes, leasing agreements offer greater financial transparency and stability over the long term. 

 Furthermore, leasing allows governments to leverage competitive market dynamics to secure favorable terms and conditions. Through diligent negotiation and strategic procurement practices, governments can capitalize on market fluctuations and secure cost-effective leasing arrangements that align with budgetary constraints and fiscal sustainability objectives. 

Operational Considerations  

From an operational perspective, leasing government buildings enhances administrative efficiency and effectiveness. By outsourcing property management responsibilities to professional real estate firms, governments can leverage specialized expertise and industry best practices to optimize building operations and maintenance. This strategic outsourcing enables government agencies to focus on their core mandates without being bogged down by the administrative burdens associated with property ownership. 

  

Additionally, leasing facilitates access to state-of-the-art facilities and amenities, thereby enhancing the overall quality of administrative services delivered to citizens. By partnering with reputable property developers and landlords, governments can ensure that leased buildings meet rigorous safety, accessibility, and sustainability standards, thereby fostering a conducive work environment for public servants and enhancing service delivery outcomes.  

In conclusion, the decision to lease government buildings instead of purchasing them is a prudent and strategic choice grounded in economic, financial, and operational considerations. By embracing leasing as a viable alternative to property ownership, governments can unlock significant cost savings, enhance fiscal sustainability, and optimize administrative efficiency. Moving forward, policymakers and public administrators must prioritize evidence-based decision-making and adopt a holistic approach to real estate management that aligns with broader objectives of fiscal responsibility and public service excellence. 

 

H 


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Saturday, April 13, 2024

Fwd: Here's what we're planting this spring 🌿 🌧️



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This spring, we're planting the seeds for growth and opportunity in our community.

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It's spring, and right on schedule, the falcons have returned to their nest on top of our Topeka office building, patiently nurturing four eggs!

Just a few feet below, inside that same building, our Evergy engineers and project managers nurture a different kind of future, helping bring jobs and economic growth to our hometowns, and to the next generation.

 

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To keep pace with economic development, Evergy crews continually maintain our infrastructure to deliver the kind of affordable, reliable power needed to attract new businesses. Watch how they do it.
 


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