How I listed 500 units in 3 months

There is a class of homeowner in America that is neglected by our industry. They own a type of property that has a very particular benefit to a specific kind of buyer, but most of the practitioners in our business don’t know what to do with it. We were able to attract and capture these sellers’ listings under circumstances that break all the “rules” of what is supposed to be possible. To put it another way, the things that sellers typically consider important were not important to Read more [...]

Repairs to Bishop’s Barn in Wells could cost millions

18 March 2015 Last updated at 19:14 The 15th Century, Grade I listed building is a scheduled monument Repairs to a medieval barn in Somerset could cost upwards of £1m to complete, according to its trustees. The Wells Recreation Ground Trust said significant work was needed to bring the Medieval Bishop's Barn back to its former glory. The 15th Century, Grade I listed building is a scheduled Read more [...]

UPDATE: Nuthall meeting over G4S home

G4S Children's Services is planning a children's home on Roland Avenue, Nuthall Concerned Nuthall residents turned out in droves to discuss a controvertial planning application last night. Some 200 people attended the public meeting at Nuthall’s Methodist Church, Nottingham Road, to raise questions over a planned children’s home which has been slammed for not allowing enough public interaction going under the Read more [...]

Shares in UK listed booze makers and pub owners advance after duty relief

LONDON (ShareCast) - Shares (Berlin: DI6.BE - news) in UK listed pub landlords, brewers and beverage companies all added gains on Wednesday after UK chancellor George Osborne decided to cut duty on beer by 1p for the third successive time in his budget. "Today I am cutting beer duty for the third year in a row - taking another penny off a pint," Osborne announced. "I am cutting cider duty by 2% - to support our producers in the West Country and elsewhere.Last year's penny-a-pint cut helped create Read more [...]

Daughters of eighties icons boost showjumping

Two young superstars are helping boost showjumping in the USA, bringing not just talent but a touch of Hollywood glamour to the sport. Eighties icons Jessica Springsteen and Hannah Selleck are ones to watch right now in showjumping, but did you know they are both daughters of famous 1980s icons? Mention the name Springsteen and one name springs to mind, but despite being the daughter of one of the biggest rock stars in the world, Jessica is making her own name as a successful showjumper. The 23-year-old Read more [...]

University campus goes up for sale

A university campus in Glasgow has gone on sale, in what's likely to be Scotland's biggest property development deal this year. The 31-acre Jordanhill site is set in a mainly residential area in the heart of the city's West End. The University of Strathclyde moved out three years ago, leaving the three-storey David Stow building, built in 1922, empty. The agents, JLL, say that the Category B-listed building could be converted into 71 flats, which would have fantastic views over the city. Another Read more [...]

Android Lollipop-Powered Micromax Canvas Juice 2 Listed For Sale Prior To … – Android Headlines

Micromax is one of India’s biggest smartphone manufacturers. This company mainly releases low and mid-range devices, though they do release a high-end unit from time to time. As a side note, the YU company behind Yureka handset is actually owned by Micromax. That being said, another Micromax-branded devices seems to be available for sale in India, though not officially at this point. Sounds confusing? Let’s see what’s what, shall we. It seems like the Micromax Canvas Juice 2 is now available Read more [...]

AIM listed energy firms hit by drop in oil price

A report by accountants and business advisers BDO LLP entitled ‘Drilling down: an overview of performance and prospects of AIM oil and gas companies in 2014’ found that the UK sector market capitalisation fell by 44% in 2014 from £8.8bn to £4.9bn. In Scotland there are four AIM listed oil and gas companies accounting for 14.8% of the total number but constituting 36.2% of the total market capitalisation. The largest fall in market cap among the Scottish firms was Lansdowne Read more [...]

Listed US tech provider bribed Oz bank worker say cops

Updated A former banking industry IT executive has been arrested in Sydney for bribery over the handling of "lucrative" contracts. Police in the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW) made the arrest, but have provided scant detail about the matter. But the contract must have been big: as the boys in blue say “To date, more than US$1.5 million in suspected corrupt payments have been frozen by officers from the Fraud Cybercrime Squad”. If the Read more [...]

What should we do with violent children? One secure home may have the answer

If Clayfields House secure children’s home had a head boy, it would be Mark, 17, who has been locked up here for two years and 11 months. When government officials visit, Mark talks to them about his experiences and his hopes for the future. When I first visited Clayfields in January, he was deputed to describe how his life had been transformed by his stay there. He listed GCSEs he has picked up and bad behaviours he has shaken off. He spoke with optimism about his imminent release in April, his Read more [...]