Real Estate

The Hotel Bossert Is Going Residential Under a New Owner

The Hotel Bossert, once known as the Waldorf Astoria of Brooklyn, has been languishing for the past 13 years, after…

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The Grey Belt and its Golden Rules

Chris Hemmings, partner, Carter Jonas Do the changes to the NPPF really open up opportunity? The publication of a substantially…

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Banned landlord’s properties being used as lucrative homeless accommodation

A rogue landlord is letting out properties as emergency accommodation via a third-party provider, The Bristol Cable reports. Naomi Knapp,…

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New build premium growing in Scotland

The cost of Scottish new builds have soared ahead of existing homes, analysis from estate agency DJ Alexander has found.…

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Landlords warned about ‘ticking time bomb’ air fryers

A landlord expert has warned about the dangers of fires caused by air fryers. Aviva research found that 19% of…

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Welsh households hit hardest by surge in flood and subsidence claims

Welsh residents have experienced a 242% increase in flood and subsidence-related home insurance claims between 2016 and 2024, the largest…

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Local communities can mistrust CGIs if they appear to be unrealistic

What needs to be done to address misapprehensions? Vasilena Bocheva, 3D Architectural Visualiser, Lanpro In a piece for The Times…

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Artist Esben Weile Kjær builds a miniature castle at Amant

A sculpture inspired by a toy castle is on view through September. Photo: Marisa Hetzler In East Williamsburg, on a…

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Lincoln Center Will Finally Be Opened to the West Side

The future Damrosch Park stage. Photo: Brooklyn Digital Foundry If you get to Lincoln Center from the east, you arrive…

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The negative impact of leasehold reform on property values

Mark Wilson, director of Myleasehold and a member of ALEP (Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners) The government wants to make…

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