Tag: Property

California based entrepreneur Kenny Slaught sees technology as one of the main factors in the development of the real estate industry. In a time where innovations became popular in every area, America’s real estate sector benefited by being launched in

According to Kenny Slaught, the services offered by the Hospice of Santa Barbara cater to those who are terminally ill, but also their family. Several of these are focused on children who face the death of a family member. About

Located between Nevada and Arizona, Hoover Dam is a project built to give water and hydroelectric energy to its area. The Hoover Dam uses the power generated by the Colorado River, and property investor Kenny Slaught acknowledges the impact the

Hospice of Santa Barbara offers many programs for children who experienced losing a loved one, but also terminal illness patients. Around 20 percent of children lose someone close before reaching adulthood, and one in 20 suffer the loss of one

The Girls Rock Santa Barbara initiative was sponsored by the Santa Barbara Bowl Foundation in 2015. Kenny Slaught thinks that music provides a way to make young girls more confident, and the organization helps create a supportive place for youngsters

Santa Barbara is a popular destination, with thousands of tourists visiting it every year. People are drawn by the city’s pleasant weather, beautiful scenery and rich architecture. The buildings of Santa Barbara are not conventional American constructions, and have been

Kenny Slaught, a real estate , talks about how the Santa Barbara City College offers solid career opportunities to everyone who prefers to learn something new instead of following college credits. On his blog at KennySlaught.com, the mentions how the

Hoover Dam is a large project meant to provide water and hydroelectric energy to a large part of the area in which it is located, in between Arizona and Nevada. The dam is using huge power source coming from the

Santa Barbara, or the American Riviera as is seldom called, stands out with its wanted Mediterranean climate, jaw-dropping landscapes and striking shorelines. This fantastic city isn’t as famous for its active or feisty neighbourhoods filled with friendly citizens, according to

Kenny Slaught, property specialist and Founder of Investec Real Estate Companies, is still backing the Hospice of Santa Barbara as he used to serve on the board of the Santa Barbara Hospice Foundation. His blog found at KennySlaught.com even features