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Have Pàdel Will Travel

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By Caitlin Thompson 
| Racquet
Set against the backdrop of Glyfáda, a chic enclave on the Athenian Riviera, the emergence of pàdel is palpable. In a locale where sun-seekers can easily pop in for a visit to the Acropolis before dropping bags at the newest ACE hotel, and hang by the pool for a DJ set, all before hitting the beach, the courts beckon.
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Issue No. 28: Tennis is the Blueprint

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By Caitlin Thompson 
| Racquet
Blueprints and canvas are themes I kept coming back to as we were compiling this issue—which builds on the infrastructure of the 78’ x 36’ frame of a tennis court and radiates outwards. From glorious tennis structures surrounding the field of play to gallery walls, where celebrated artists tangle with tennis in their various mediums: this 28th edition of Racquet is dedicated to it all.
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Have Padel will Travel

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By Caitlin Thompson 
| Racquet
The hottest clubs around the world don’t feature EDM dancefloors or after-hour speakeasies. They’re racquet-centric, they’re wellness-affiliated, and they’re taking advantage of the fastest-growing sport on the planet. Welcome to the global network of pàdel. Set against the backdrop of Glyfáda, a chic enclave on the Athenian Riviera, the emergence of pàdel is palpable.
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Courts, regulators tackle whether “sale-leaseback” deals are actually loans

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By Caitlin Thompson 
| KPBS-TV (San Diego, CA)
Randee Noggle bought her house in Michigan for $151,000 in 2018. She paid cash, with inheritance left by her grandmother. During the pandemic, her family fell on hard times. Her husband’s income working in the restaurant industry dropped, and Noggle was dealing with health issues. Her disability benefits and leftover inheritance weren’t enough to cover their bills. Facing credit card debt, student loans, car payments and overdue property taxes, the Noggles were in trouble.
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