On-premise laundry rooms are appealing amenities that will help you with your tenants in several ways! Many landlords don’t want to deal with the hassle, but they’re missing out on a major incentive to retain and attract tenants. Read on to learn a few reasons why landlords should offer a laundry room.
A Boon for Your Tenants
There isn’t a tenant in the world who searches for an apartment building without a laundry room, but the opposite is often true! In fact, many tenants look to upgrade to an apartment with a laundry room. If your building doesn’t offer on-site laundry, it becomes less appealing to new and current tenants.
You’ll probably experience frequent tenant turnover and maybe even vacant rooms. Landlords know better than anyone that vacant rooms are a nightmare they should avoid at all costs.
Command a Higher Rent
Amenities aren’t free—after you make the investment, you can begin to earn it back. Tenants are willing to pay a little more for the services they desire, and on-site laundry is important to many people.
Depending on the laundry room you want to run, you can also charge a small fee for use of the machines. Many tenants are willing to accept small fees in exchange for the ability to do their laundry without needing to drive to a laundromat.
They’re Not as Expensive as They Appear
The biggest reason landlords avoid purchasing washers and dryers for their apartment buildings is the assumed cost. While it can cost a bit of money to get a laundry room off the ground, there are several proven ways to save money on your building’s laundry room once it’s finished. The best thing you can do is install new washers and dryers, since they use water and power very efficiently.
Now that you know why landlords should offer a laundry room, start making the updates and watch the new tenant applications pour in.
Dominica is described as highly disaster-vulnerable: the country is regularly hit by hurricanes and, when the last one swept through in 2017, it caused huge devastation across the island.
The government, led by President Sylvanie Burton, the first woman and the first member of the indigenous Kalinago community to be the country’s Head of State, wants to make Dominica the world’s first ‘climate resilient country’.
But, as the climate crisis threatens to lead to increasingly intense and frequent hurricanes, is this feasible? Conor Lennon from UN News met President Burton and Lorenzo Sanford, the youngest-ever chief of Dominica’s Kalinago community to find out how they plan to achieve their goal.
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Published: 8th May 2024 07:00:28 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Gaza: Closure of Rafah Crossing Severely Restricts Humanitarian Operations | UN Press Conference
Senior humanitarian official in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Andrea De Domenico, told reporters that humanitarian operation cannot run without fuel, adding that the lack of fuel will affect life critical sector across the Gaza Strip.
Speaking to reporters today (07 May) via video link, Andrea De Domenico, Head of OCHA's Office in the Occupied Palestinian Territory said, “The closure of Rafah crossing has a severe impact on access to fuel for humanitarian activities, the entry of critical humanitarian items and curtail the movement of staff.”
He continued, “Protection of civilian for us remain essential, of course, as it is humanitarian asset and supplies. And we are seeking assurances from all parties to the conflict that they should help us to protect those and ensure respect of civilians.”
The UN humanitarian official reiterated, “We continue to advocate for concrete assurances and actionable measures to facilitate the safe and secure movement of humanitarian cargoes by all routes into and within the Gaza Strip.”
De Domenico also said, “The stocks at Rafah crossing fuel station and in Khan Younis are currently not accessible due to the security situation prevailing on the ground.”
He added, “Communication companies are unable to receive the daily quantities of fuel required to sustain the network. And this means that as of a couple of days, people will not have access to information, we will not be able to gather information for people to understand their needs. And families will not be able to connect to during displacement if they get separated.”
The OCHA official also said, “The site to which people are displacing are without nutrient, without water points, without drainage, without shelter, and it is impossible to improve the situation in existing in the new displacement sites without the entry of supplies and without the fuel to transport them to the location where the people are concentrating.”
On food security, De Domenico said, “Most of the food dispatch and distribution in the South have been suspended since yesterday. As part of where warehouses are in the part of Rafah that has been affected by hostilities. It is estimated that most of the partners will run out of food stock to support people in the south of Wadi Gaza by the end of the week.”
He added, “Partners are running out of fuel to dispatch, their remaining commodities for distribution to household and supporting the bakeries. Without additional fuel, all the food assistance that will be impacted and including the 16 bakeries supported by World Food Programs and humanitarian partners. They will be forced to suspend their operations.”
The OCHA official also said, “In terms of WASH, I think that we have faced that chronically poor access to water and sanitation services that have contributed to presence of disease and increasing malnutrition. Without fuel tomorrow, the main water production will be shut down in the north, depriving the entire population of access to drinking water.”
On solid waste collection, De Domenico said, “We estimated that will be up to 1,400 gallons of waste per day that will accumulate in the streets all over. And this was already a big challenge because also we do not have access yet to the landfill where we could deliver and drop all the all the garbage.”
Published: 8th May 2024 04:58:59 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Zambia, Security Council, Guatemala, & other topics - Daily Press Briefing (8 May 2024)
Noon Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Highlights:
-Trip announcement
-Occupied Palestinian territory
-Security Council
-Guatemala
-East Africa
-Zambia
-Central African Republic
-Remembrance and reconciliation
TRIP ANNOUNCEMENT
I have some travels to share with you. The Secretary-General will be traveling to Nairobi, Kenya, and that will be tomorrow afternoon, where he will take part in the UN Civil Society Conference.
This year’s conference aims to support the preparations for the Summit of the Future.
It is being held on the African continent for the first time and will include representatives from some 3,000 non-governmental organizations as well as academia.
On Friday, the Secretary-General will deliver remarks during the conference’s closing session. As the world faces conflicts, inequalities or the climate crisis - which Kenya as you know is currently experiencing with extreme weather and floods triggered by El Niño - the Secretary-General will highlight the need to revitalise multilateralism so that it reflects today’s reality.
And a multilateralism where the contribution of civil society is recognised as central – not as an afterthought.
Also on Friday, the Secretary-General will hold a press encounter at the UN Office in Nairobi. You will be able to watch that live on our UN Web TV platform.
We will have further travel to announce later this week.
OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORY
An operational update to share with you from Gaza. As of now, no goods have come in for our use for humanitarian operations through either the Rafah or Kerem Shalom crossings into the Gaza strip. We are engaging with all involved with the resumption of the entry of goods, including fuel, so that we can again begin managing incoming supplies. However, the situation remains extremely fluid, and we continue to confront a range of challenges, amid active hostilities.
Our colleagues at the humanitarian affairs office tell us that a daily average of 48 trucks and more than 160,000 litres of fuel entered Gaza via the Rafah crossing between 1-5 May. We need all of that fuel to sustain our humanitarian operations for the civilians in the Gaza strip who so desperately need it.
Also, our health partners say all the key medical facilities in Rafah could soon become inaccessible or inoperable. For example, one of the three hospitals in Rafah – Al Najjar – had to be abruptly vacated yesterday, as it was located in the area subject to the evacuation orders sent out by the Israeli Defense Forces.
According to the World Health Organization, this facility has the only dialysis department still operating in Gaza – and is a lifeline for some 200 patients that need that dialysis service.
We remain committed to providing aid to people regardless of where they are. Our teams are still in Rafah, which is where well over one million people, including 600,000 children, have been sheltering. We are also extending our presence northward to assist, as we can, families who are on the move.
In a statement released yesterday, the head of the Humanitarian Affairs Office and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Martin Griffiths, said that civilians in Gaza must be protected and have their basic needs met, whether they move or stay – and those who evacuate must have enough time to do so, as well as a safe route and safe place to go.
Meanwhile, Philippe Lazzarini, the Commissioner General of UNRWA, [the UN Relief Works Agency] said in a tweet that a protest that took place yesterday at UNRWA’s Headquarters in East Jerusalem was nothing less than harassment, intimidation, vandalism and damage to UN property.
The protest was called by an elected member of the Jerusalem municipality and took place under the watch of the Israeli Police.
Mr. Lazzarini said this has nothing to do with freedom of expression. Host countries – in this case, Israel - are expected to protect United Nations premises and operations at all times and a protest has been lodged.
SECURITY COUNCIL
This morning, the Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs, Rosemary DiCarlo, briefed the Security Council members in closed consultations on Resolution 1559, which as you know refers to Lebanon.
Full highlights: https://www.un.org/sg/en/content/noon-briefing-highlight?date%5Bvalue%5D%5Bdate%5D=08%20May%202024
Published: 8th May 2024 04:50:44 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Can Dominica’s Indigenous Community Cope with the Next Hurricane? | The Lid Is On | United Nations
Dominica is described as highly disaster-vulnerable: the country is regularly hit by hurricanes and, when the last one swept through in 2017, it caused huge devastation across the island.
The government, led by President Sylvanie Burton, the first woman and the first member of the indigenous Kalinago community to be the country’s Head of State, wants to make Dominica the world’s first ‘climate resilient country’.
But, as the climate crisis threatens to lead to increasingly intense and frequent hurricanes, is this feasible? Conor Lennon from UN News met President Burton and Lorenzo Sanford, the youngest-ever chief of Dominica’s Kalinago community to find out how they plan to achieve their goal.
Published: 8th May 2024 04:16:02 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: War in Sudan: Far-Reaching Regional Implications, UN Envoy Warns | United Nations
The top UN envoy for the Horn of Africa warns the Security Council that conflict in Sudan not only impacts its relations with South Sudan but also has far-reaching implications for the Sudan’s neighbours, the Sahel, and in the Horn of Africa as a whole.
Published: 8th May 2024 02:26:00 By: United Nations
CNN Video: Marjorie Taylor Greene begins effort to remove Speaker Johnson
Speaker Mike Johnson on the House floor, a move that starts the clock to force a vote over ousting the Louisiana Republican from his leadership post – a major challenge to the speaker even though he is expected to prevail with help from Democrats. #CNN #News
In an exclusive interview, CNN's Erin Burnett sits down with President Biden and asks about his administration's record on the economy. #CNN #News #Shorts
Published: 8th May 2024 08:30:29 By: CNN
CNN Video: Tornado tears down ‘every single tree’ in Michigan yard
CNN’s Kara Scannell reports on the Trump legal team’s strategy for the remainder of its cross-examination of adult film star Stormy Daniels. #CNN #News
Published: 8th May 2024 06:57:27 By: CNN
CNN Video: 'This interview is ridiculous': Noem gets upset with Fox host who pressed her on dog killing
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem continues to face backlash about the controversy surrounding a story in her new memoir where she mentions killing her puppy. #CNN #News
Published: 8th May 2024 05:50:11 By: CNN
BBC News Video: Germany’s AfD party accused of neo-Nazi links| BBC News
A German spy chief has told the BBC that the far-right Alternative für Deutschland party poses a risk to democracy.
The AfD rejects accusations of extremism, but the BBC has found clear links between significant party members and former neo-Nazi networks.
The party is currently second in the opinion polls, ahead of regional and European elections.
Clive Myrie presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Jessica Parker in Brandenburg.
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Published: 8th May 2024 10:19:29 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Inside Germany’s far right | BBC News
A spy chief in Germany has said that the country’s prominent far-right party, Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), poses a danger to the “roots” of democracy.
While the party has repeatedly rejected accusations of extremism, the BBC has found a clear crossover between AfD figures and far-right networks, some of which are classed as anti-democratic or racist by German authorities.
The AfD is eyeing electoral gains in Germany’s autumn elections, and while extremism and corruption allegations have seen the party dip in the polls, they retain popularity in the country’s post-communist communities.
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Published: 8th May 2024 07:00:00 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Oceans suffer from record-breaking year of heat amid climate change | BBC News
The world’s oceans have broken temperature records every single day over the past year, BBC analysis has found.
Climate change and planet warming gases are mostly to blame, though natural weather event El Niño has also helped warm the seas.
The super-heated oceans have hit marine life hard, and has driven a new wave of coral bleaching.
The analysis is based on data from the EU's Copernicus Climate Service – which also confirmed that last month was the warmest April on record in terms of global air temperatures.
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Published: 8th May 2024 06:00:24 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Battles reported in east Rafah as Israel reopens key aid crossing | BBC News
There has been fighting and bombardment on the outskirts of the southern Gaza city of Rafah, as Israel said the Kerem Shalom crossing had reopened for aid.
The Israeli military said troops had killed Hamas fighters in eastern Rafah as part of a "precise" counterterrorism operation. Hamas also reported battles.
A UN agency said no supplies had entered through the reopened Kerem Shalom crossing for aid yet.
Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza to destroy Hamas in response to the group's cross-border attack on southern Israel on 7 October, during which about 1,200 people were killed and 252 others were taken hostage.
More than 34,840 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the territory's Hamas-run health ministry.
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Published: 8th May 2024 05:30:04 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Olivia Rodrigo fans queue for hours outside Glasgow arena. #Shorts #OliviaRodrigo #BBCNews
This is the moment a camera crew captured an Israeli missile strike up close along Gaza’s border with Egypt - a belt of land known as the Philadelphi corridor.
The target appeared to have been an observation tower, with Palestinian refugees nearby reportedly warned ahead of the strike.
The attack came after the Israeli 401st Brigade seized control of the Gaza side of the border yesterday, along with the vital Rafah Crossing.
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ODN Video: Brazil Floods: Drone footage Reveals City Under Water as Death Toll Rises
This shocking drone footage shows the Brazilian city of Porto Alegre virtually underwater.
The city’s stadium, transport hubs and hotels have all been affected.
Satellite images also show how rising water levels have transformed the city.
Heavy rain in Brazil's southernmost state caused flooding and landslides, resulting in at least 85 deaths, according to local authorities.
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Published: 8th May 2024 12:27:31 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Israeli Military Captures Rafah Crossing Following Hamas Ceasefire Deal
The Israeli military shared video footage of its soldiers entering the Gaza side of the Rafah crossing on Tuesday.
The IDF announced that the 401st Brigade entered the Rafah crossing assuming "operational control" but adding that the operation was “not over”.
These photos show Israeli tanks operating near the Rafah crossing, where the Gaza Strip meets Egypt, a crucial entry point for international aid into the territory.
The military, facing criticism from aid agencies who operate at the border, stated it had intelligence suggesting the crossing was "being used for terrorist purposes," but didn't offer any evidence.
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Published: 7th May 2024 01:25:20 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: LIVE: Vladimir Putin's Presidential Inauguration at the Kremlin
Russian President Vladimir Putin is inaugurated for the fifith time after his re-election in March.
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Published: 7th May 2024 09:59:34 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Dashcam Captures Moment Tornado Destroys Warehouse in Nebraska
Dashcam Captures Terrifying Moment Tornado Destroys Warehouse in Nebraska
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CBC Video: 3-day in-office mandate draws formal complaint from federal unions | Power & Politics
The federal government is directing public servants to be in the office three days a week starting in September. Now, several federal public service unions are formally complaining and say the government is undermining collective agreements. Chris Aylward, national president of the Public Service Alliance of Canada, says the union was 'misled,' and wasn't consulted. Also, the Power Panel weighs in on the politics of hybrid work requirements for public servants.
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Published: 8th May 2024 11:22:41 By: CBC News
CBC Video: AstraZeneca withdraws its COVID-19 vaccine
AstraZeneca is withdrawing its COVID-19 vaccine, citing a "surplus" of newer vaccines worldwide. But respirologist Dr. Samir Gupta says there's another part to the story after the company acknowledged blood clots as rare but serious side effects.
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CBC Video: Ontario police arrest 64 people in child sexual abuse investigation
Twenty-seven police services from across the province have announced arrests and charges stemming from a series of investigations into online child sexual abuse and exploitation. Those accused span a wide breadth of ages — the youngest being a 16-year-old from Windsor charged with possessing, accessing and making available child pornography, while the oldest is an 89-year-old man from Toronto charged with possession of child pornography.
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The Reddit forum 'Am I The Asshole', or AITA, has become a hugely popular place for people to share what they claim are their real-life conflicts, asking other users to be the judge. Social psychologist Daniel Yudkin says AITA offers a valuable insight into modern morality — and challenges some of what traditional philosophy tells us about right and wrong.
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CBC Video: Why it's difficult for international low-cost grocers to open stores in Canada
The federal government is trying to lure some foreign grocers into Canada to combat rising food prices. But some food industry researchers say that’s all lip service, and that Canada’s a tough sell for international players. Here’s why.
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International Video: India election: opposition accuses government of ‘crackdown’ as voting begins
To the biggest elections in the world now, in India, where opposition parties say the government is using arrests and detentions to stop them campaigning - calling it a "nail in the coffin of free and fair elections".
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This week police issued a summons to a Congress Party chief minister over allegations his staff doctored a video of the interior minister.
Meanwhile, there are reports a prominent opposition figure - Delhi’s Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal - might be released on bail, weeks after he was imprisoned over - as yet unproven - corruption allegations. Ria Chatterjee has more from India's capital, New Delhi.
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International Video: Georgia cracks down on demonstrations over 'foreign agents bill'
EU and US officials have called on Georgia to scrap a controversial new bill, which - according to its critics - would put an end to free speech, and prevent accession to the EU.
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The so-called 'foreign agents bill' - which mirrors legislation passed in Russia - has brought tens of thousands of pro-Western demonstrators to the streets of Tbilisi, where they've been met by an increasingly violent police response. It's left the country at a crossroads between Western integration, and the influence of the Kremlin.
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Published: 2nd May 2024 07:05:06 By: Channel 4 News
International Video: Biden tells US Gaza protesters they have 'no right to cause chaos'
For the last fortnight, America's tented protest movement has spread from campus to campus, seemingly unabated by political condemnation. But the last forty-eight hours have seen hundreds of arrests, with the Los Angeles Police Department clearing an encampment at UCLA - hot on the heels of the mass arrests at Columbia University in New York.
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Stung by criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike for his lack of comment about the unrest, President Biden condemned the violence and vandalism, but defended the right to peaceful protest.
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Published: 2nd May 2024 06:58:51 By: Channel 4 News
International Video: US campus protests: 'People are trespassing'
Congressman and Republican Byron Donalds visited a US campus protest in Washington D.C. where he called for the site to be cleared by police following tensions over the Gaza war.
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International Video: People seeking asylum arrested and held ahead of being flown to Rwanda
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Under the government's separate plan to forcibly remove people to Rwanda, detentions have already begun, even though the first removal flights are not expected for weeks.
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Tue, 30 Apr 2024 17:00:00 GMT In recent years, landlords have attempted to rent out rooms ... if you want to call it for what it really is, a laundry room. Share a very creepy makeshift studio for $550 each byu/mybluntside ...
Mon, 29 Apr 2024 20:01:22 GMT If you rent out a house, apartment, or condo, you need the best landlord insurance to protect your investment in the event of damage or a liability claim.
Tue, 23 Apr 2024 02:16:00 GMT The 2019 rent law put a $15,000 cap on individual apartment improvements — the renovations that landlords could pay for by increasing ... Some say lenders no longer offer interest-only products to ...
