Lymington: Extravagant ‘pool house’ to be built at property
At a property on Sway Road in Pennington, the extra building will be constructed to 'enclose' an existing pool and...
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Farmers vow to keep up pressure on UK Government over inheritance tax changes
The Ulster Farmers Union have vowed to keep up pressure on the UK Government over changes to inheritance tax.It comes...
Storm Eowyn named by Met Office bringing strong winds to UK this weekend | News UK
Get ready for more of this (Picture: Ben Perry/Shutterstock) A ‘major’ change to our weather is about to hit the...
Council: Demolition of Wetheral property given green light
The application was for a site at The Limes in Plains Road and the building is described as being detached....
Revealed: the most promising property markets for 2025
Zoopla has named its 'most promising' property markets for 2025, with Scotland and the north of England dominating the list. The...
Expert Predictions for Property Tech in 2025
As the year progresses, the PropTech industry is anticipated to undergo significant transformation due, in part, to the integration of advanced technologies. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data are set to revolutionise property management and investment strategies by providing real-time analytics and predictive insights, enabling more informed decision-making. On top of that, the Internet of Things (IoT) is expected to facilitate the development of smart buildings, enhancing operational efficiency and tenant experiences through interconnected systems. And, in addition, Virtual Reality (VR) is expected to become a standard tool in property...
Brits with garage doors urged to protect your property now by one simple measure | Weather | News
With Storm Éowyn expected to unleash heavy winds and rain across the UK today, homeowners are being urged to act...
Who is responsible for repairing a garden fence in the UK?
One of the most common of these issues is damage to fences which can be as bad as the structure being blown away altogether....
Norwegian wealth fund takes U.K. property portfolio stake for $373 million
Norges Bank Investment Management has spent £306 million ($373 million) to acquire a 25% stake in a mixed use portfolio of predominately office and retail assets based in the U.K., according to a news release.The sale to NBIM was from property consortium Grosvenor Group, which will retain 75% ownership of the portfolio.The properties in the portfolio are all based in Mayfair, an upscale neighborhood in London where the Grosvenor headquarters are based. The total value of the portfolio is estimated at £1.2 billion."We are very pleased to enter a new...
Regional daily website posted guide to non-existent property law
A regional daily’s website posted a ‘homeowners guide’ to property laws, quoting legislation which it later conceded did not exist....
