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- 1Study finds second-hand EVs hold value better than claimed▼Second-hand EVs are better at retaining value than leasing industry claims, according to new study
A new study says used electric vehicles retain their value better than the leasing industry has claimed, challenging a common argument that EVs depreciate faster than petrol and diesel cars. The findings could affect how leasing companies price EVs and reassure used-car buyers worried about resale losses on electric models.
- 2Arizona GOP lawmakers seek more housing, less solar on state land▼AZ GOP lawmakers want more housing, less solar on state lands
Republican lawmakers in Arizona are pushing to shift how the state manages its trust lands, favoring residential development over large-scale solar projects. The proposal would make it easier to open state-owned parcels to homebuilding while limiting renewable energy leases. Supporters frame it as addressing the state's housing shortage; critics argue it works against Arizona's growing solar industry.
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A retail center in Michigan has signed 11 new tenants, according to commercial real estate outlet Connect CRE. The leasing activity points to continued demand for retail space in the state, though the specific names of the tenants, the location of the center, and the size of the leases were not detailed in the initial report.
- 4Townhouse Expands Premium Nail Salons Into Retail Malls▼How Townhouse Is Scaling Premium Nail Care in Retail Real Estate
Townhouse, the premium nail care brand, is scaling its footprint by opening salons in shopping centres and retail real estate. The company's approach positions nail services as a draw for mall landlords seeking experiential tenants, and the retail industry press is examining how the brand balances upscale service with the economics of leasing space in high-traffic shopping destinations.
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Arval UK has surpassed 63,000 electric vehicles in its fleet, marking a significant milestone in the company's transition towards electrified mobility. The leasing company's growing electric fleet reflects accelerating business demand for zero-emission vehicles in the UK, driven by corporate sustainability targets and the shift away from petrol and diesel company cars.