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The sharp increase was driven by lower activity the year before, as homebuyers rushed to complete sales ahead of stamp duty changes. These reforms, which took effect at the start …
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UK home sales spike by 53% in a year as stamp duty ‘distorts’ market
by News Roomby News RoomAcross the UK, there were 101,030 residential transactions in April, according to figures from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
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Chef Sally Abé dines at Dorian, dances at Koko — and watches adult films in Soho
by News Roomby News RoomWest Kensington, gloriously alone with my plants and only my own socks to pick up. I’ve lived in the Fulham area for the past 15 years but am currently considering …
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Guide to the Madrid Book Fair: booths, dates, times and notable firms
by News Roomby News RoomAuthors, editors, booksellers and readers will meet again from Friday, May 29 to June 14 at the 85th edition of the Madrid Book Fair, which this year will have humor …
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Britain’s seaside hotspots where house prices are growing fastest revealed
by News Roomby News RoomSeaside locations are defying the dip and outpacing the nationwide market.
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Shopping with AI leads to more sales than by traditional online searches – Adobe
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Bare necessities: could a Naked House be the blueprint for affordability?
by News Roomby News RoomHow four friends came up with the idea that unfinished — but liveable — homes can cut asking prices by a fifth. By Ruth Bloomfield
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Van Gogh’s Ear in Madrid: the triumph of fragility by Amaia Montero | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomThere is something truly emotional about witnessing the commitment to her own fragility with which Amaia Montero faces these concerts. After the first two recitals in Barakaldo of this return …