East Kilbride Shopping Centre is up for sale with a £175million price tag.
Recently rebranded EK East Kilbride, the largest undercover shopping centre in Scotland has been put on the market by its owner Delancey.
The move comes as the centre undergoes a major refurbishment with plans to create a leisure hub at the Olympia with new restaurants and a gym operating alongside the existing cinema. South Lanarkshire Council last year unveiled plans for a £1.5m investment in the ice rink, with work expected to be completed late next year.
Delancey bought East Kilbride Shopping Centre, together with
Studs meant to repel rough sleepers from a block of flats have been removed, a London council has said.
Residents at the private flats on Southwark Bridge Road, south London, said they had appeared a few weeks ago after someone had been sleeping rough. More than 120,000 people had signed a petition calling for their removal.
Southwark Council said they were "pleased" the spikes had been removed. The company that manages the flats has not commented.
On Thursday supermarket chain Tesco said it would remove spikes from outside a central London store after protestors said they were "anti-homeless
Commercial property consultancy Lambert Smith Hampton has today announced the acquisition of BTWShiells’s commercial division.
Northern Ireland's number one consultancy
BTWShiells is Northern Ireland’s leading firm of commercial property consultants, employing 75 people at its headquarters in Clarence House in Central Belfast. BTWShiells’s existing management team of Keith Shiells, Paddy Brennan, Donall McCann, Paul Gamble and Stuart Draffin will retain leadership roles in Lambert Smith Hampton’s operations in Ireland.
The deal involves the purchase of BTWShiells’s highly-regarded commercial
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Auction House became the first residential auctioneer in the UK to sell more than 1,000 lots in 2014, reaching that milestone two weeks earlier than last year.
The award-winning group ended May having sold 1,021 lots since January, with figures up by 15% on 2013. The 1,000th property in question was a three bedroom mid-terrace property in Carlisle, Cumbria, which sold close to the top of its guide price, for £44,000.
Commenting on the latest statistics, Founding Director Roger Lake said: “These figures make impressive reading, particularly in the more challenging auction market out there
Owners of newly built homes are being warned they could be landed with a massive bill for subsidence if they cut down existing trees and plant new ones to improve the look of their gardens.
Warranty claims in cases where builders replace mature trees while developing properties are running at £4million a year.
Some £25million worth of damage was caused to new homes between 2008 and 2013. But unlike developers, homeowners who plant the wrong types of tree are not covered by the warranty scheme run by the National House Building Council.
The NHBC is warning both developers and owners to get
It has been described as the house with the best views in the whole of Wales, and now it has been hailed as a home ‘fit for a superhero’.
The £3.5m price tag for Cilgeraint on Abersoch’s picturesque Lon Pont Morgan suggests it is something special, and the pictures prove it.
Views from the property take in the beach, the harbour, Cardigan Bay and the mountains.
The 3,700 sq ft villa, which has its own car parking deck, a living grass roof, Italian porcelain tiles and American walnut flooring and staircases, would be a fitting home for Iron Man.
For the first time in its 106 year history the iconic Ideal Home Show will be in the North West, welcoming visitors through its doors at EventCity Manchester.
Split into seven dedicated show areas, from Interiors to Home Improvements, Food & Housewares to Technology, Gardens, Woman and Shopping, the show gives you the chance to explore thousands of products, exclusive show offers and items you won't find on the high street.
With over 300 exhibitors, spectacular features and celebrity and industry experts, this is the only Home Show you need to visit to make your home Ideal.
The EC has recommended that the British government should “deploy appropriate measures to respond to the rapid increases in property prices in areas that account for a substantial share of economic growth in the United Kingdom, particularly London”.
Here are their three core recommendations:
1. Raise taxes on higher value homes
“At the moment, increasing property values are not translated into higher property taxes as the property value roll has not been updated since 1991,” the EC’s report says.
The commission recommends reforms to taxation of housing and land, in order to “alleviate
To celebrate next month's Ideal Home Show in Manchester, Rightmove sat down with interior designer and TV personality Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen to discuss his top tips for your home design projects.
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I'm currently in the process of moving and don't even have time to design my own, let alone another celebrity's. Celebrities are actually a nightmare…and I'm one of the worst clients…so you'd need a sense of bravery to take on such a project.
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