“Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals Relocates in Easton, MD to Better Serve Growing Client Base” plus 2 more |
- Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals Relocates in Easton, MD to Better Serve Growing Client Base
- Kauai may allow agriculture land vacation rentals
- Council puts an end to vacation rental debate
| Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals Relocates in Easton, MD to Better Serve Growing Client Base Posted: 30 Jun 2010 12:01 AM PDT Affiliation with Benson and Mangold Real Estate in Conjunction with New Offices Allows for Further Expansion of Vacation Rental Services (PRWEB) June 30, 2010 -- Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals, a leading provider of professionally managed vacation homes on Maryland's Eastern Shore have announced that they have relocated to 21 South Harrison Street, Easton, MD 21601. Their new office is centrally located in the heart of the Easton Historic District and is convenient to the vacation rental homes they offer in St. Michaels, Easton, Oxford, Tilghman Island and Cambridge. This location provides Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals with the space and presence to offer expanded services for real estate sales through their affiliation with Benson and Mangold Real Estate, the Mid-Shore's #1 Real Estate Firm. Clients of Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals can get real estate information with one stop shopping now—and Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals can have, upon request, information regarding real estate ready for guests at check in. Guests wishing to view properties for sale or discuss the ESVR Rental Program now have access to sales agents integrated with their office. "Our entire team is very excited about our new location as it is also the operations home base for our new properties in Chestertown and Centreville. With five successful seasons under our belt, ESVR has a great base of repeat clients looking for new and different Eastern Shore vacation experiences, and homes along the Chester and Sassafras Rivers are a great opportunity to establish a home base to explore different areas of Maryland's Eastern Shore.," stated ESVR co-owner, Debbie Lipscomb. "Steeped in history and charm, Chestertown is much more than home to famous Washington College—it is a beautiful waterfront community with shops and restaurants, nearby sandy beaches and great waterfront activities. Enjoy an in-town cottage or riverfront home and check out Chestertown!" Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals offers a boutique portfolio of cottages and homes for long weekend, weekly and seasonal rentals on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Homes range from 2-8 bedrooms, have amenities ranging from private pools and docks, to kayaks and bikes, and indoor entertainment such as pool tables and game rooms. These unique homes are privately owned and provide the guest with a chance to experience the "Land of Pleasant Living" firsthand. ESVR was recently named Talbot County tourism's business of the year and is located in the historic district of Easton, MD. You can find more information at www.EasternShoreVacations.com. About Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals is headquartered in Easton, Maryland and they offer vacation rental homes along the more than 600 miles of pristine Chesapeake Bay shoreline that makes up Maryland's Eastern Shore. For more information, call 866-398-2722 or visit their website at Twitter; become a fan on Facebook or read their blog and become part of their online community. ### Eastern Shore Vacation Rentals Five Filters featured article: Headshot - Propaganda, State Religion and the Attack On the Gaza Peace Flotilla. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
| Kauai may allow agriculture land vacation rentals Posted: 29 Jun 2010 07:32 PM PDT LIHUE, Hawaii (AP) - A Kauai County Council bill that would legalize hundreds of existing vacation rentals on agricultural lands is gaining ground. The bill proposed by Councilman Tim Bynum would give vacation rentals operating on land zoned for agriculture an opportunity to apply for a permit. Several people spoke in favor of the bill at a June 23 public hearing, many of whom were lawyers and real estate managers representing vacation rental owners. A small number of opponents spoke against the bill. Lihue attorney Dan Hempey said his client, the Kauai Alternative Vacation Accommodation Association, said the bill is good because it promotes farming. Hempey said vacation rental owners would need employees to work the farm. The county would also have to set an acceptable ratio between vacation rental income versus farming income so the county could disqualify vacation rentals disguised as farms. "I think we've got to trust our bureaucrats to look at it and make a decision whether this is a scam application or a real application," Hempey said. Chad Deal said the bill allows for regulation and treats everyone fairly. Deal said vacation rentals on farms offer tourists an opportunity to experience the island in a different way. He related his daughter's experience last Christmas in Italy as an example. She stayed in a farm there, along with 60 other tourists, and was put in charge of baking. But opponents said vacation rentals don't belong on agricultural land. George Volker said his neighbors on agricultural land have been conducting an illegal vacation rental business for years. They've had many parties on their properties, with bands playing and film crews. Volker filed a complaint with the county Planning Department but both vacation rentals continue to operate. A tearful Anne Punohu said if she had a piece of land to farm she would be able to support her family much better, but instead she has to work at department stores and in the tourism industry. "The land on the beach side is very fertile if you know how to farm, and if you know what to farm," Punohu said. Two years ago, Kauai passed a law creating a path for vacation rental owners to legalize their operations by applying for permits. But this measure specifically excluded those operating on agriculture land. Bynum, the bill's sponsor, and Councilman Jay Furfaro both say the bill is an attempt to fix the law. The agriculture vacation rentals would have to have been operating before March 7, 2008 to qualify for the new permits. The county Planning Commission approved the bill in April. The council's planning committee is due to discuss the measure on July 7. ___ Information from: The Garden Island, http://thegardenisland.com/ Five Filters featured article: Headshot - Propaganda, State Religion and the Attack On the Gaza Peace Flotilla. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction. |
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