Before you sell your home, a key task is ensuring you have all your legal paperwork in order and up to date. Alongside touching up the paintwork, clearing out any clutter and staging your property, it’s important to see to the paperwork. On behalf of OnTheMarket, national law firm Stone King has put together the […]
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The strategy of backing developers over local opposition is going to anger voters, and won’t fix the housing crisis
After a decade of Conservative governments actively worsening Britain’s multiple housing crises, this one finally has a plan to get England’s housebuilders building.
There’s one problem – many Tories hate it. And if they don’t now, they will soon.
Continue reading...She once brought to life a neglected back yard and after years of distance we have now reconnected over plants and vegetables
It was the deck that sold me in late 2016, when we saw the Bronx apartment we now live in. For years, I dreamed of living somewhere that overlooked a forest. I imagined plants hanging on the windows, and a backyard garden like the one my mother had created in 1980 behind our first-floor apartment in Bushwick, Brooklyn – although I hadn’t inherited my mother’s green thumb so I didn’t know how I’d care for all that greenery. The only plant I hadn’t killed was a golden pothos, also known as devil’s ivy because it’s nearly indestructible. But that’s the thing about fantasies: you don’t have to figure out the how. You get to dream up a garden you don’t know how you’re going to maintain, until you get the chance and you do.
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Continue reading...She once brought to life a neglected back yard and after years of distance we have now reconnected over plants and vegetables
It was the deck that sold me in late 2016, when we saw the Bronx apartment we now live in. For years, I dreamed of living somewhere that overlooked a forest. I imagined plants hanging on the windows, and a backyard garden like the one my mother had created in 1980 behind our first-floor apartment in Bushwick, Brooklyn – although I hadn’t inherited my mother’s green thumb so I didn’t know how I’d care for all that greenery. The only plant I hadn’t killed was a golden pothos, also known as devil’s ivy because it’s nearly indestructible. But that’s the thing about fantasies: you don’t have to figure out the how. You get to dream up a garden you don’t know how you’re going to maintain, until you get the chance and you do.
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Continue reading...From a 10-bedroom historic moated manor house to a one-bedroom London flat
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