December 11, 2024
The ridiculous, the sublime, and everything in between: gift-worthy suggestions from 18 more shops around town. 1
December 2, 2023
This holiday season—and year-round, really—make an effort to support Santa Barbara's wonderful independent shops. I’ve done some advance work, but get out there and have a look for yourself! 2
December 10, 2022
To wrap up this year's Shop Local Gift Guide: a cornucopia of other highly giftable stuff. 3
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Rich - No. They get the depreciation regardless of whether it's leased or vacant. — Jefferson A.
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You are correct. It's a myth. Other than depreciation on a vacant building that is available for lease there are no write-offs. And if you… — Bettye Jones
Carbajal doxing law enforcement is disgusting. When you have 'law makers' running to break the law to secure future votes it has a negative impact… — Lola Machado
"Zhushfest" - you're killing me! LOL — JILLIAN
I laugh so hard when reading your property descriptions, thank you for that! — Susie
The bigger factor is that if an owner accepted lower (aka "market") rent, it would reduce the overall value of the property on paper. Which,… — Sean
Rich - No. They get the depreciation regardless of whether it's leased or vacant. — Jefferson A.
Depreciation. — Rich
Apzer, can you please direct me to the IRS rule where i can deduct rental losses? i have never heard of such a thing, and… — Derek
The "pedestrian mall" along state street is more like an e-bike tournament venue — Bettye Jones
Apzer, that is totally false on landlords receiving a financial benefit for vacant properties. Please don't spread misinformation. — Jefferson A.