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Henley riverside home and cafe up for sale for £4.65m

Thameside, a property located along the banks of the River Thames in Henley includes a café with residential accommodation and a newly constructed office.

Estate agents say the “versatile” property offers a “harmonious mix of commercial and residential spaces in a highly desirable location”.

Built of brick elevations under a tiled roof, the café adjacent to the Thames Pathway boasts a “spacious” customer seating area with a serving counter and kitchen areas.

Above the café, on the first floor lies a three-bedroom apartment spanning and features a first-floor veranda with bi-fold doors with breath-taking views of the river.

Each bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom or shower room and there is also a mezzanine floor on the second level addition to the hallway.

In addition to the café and apartment, Thameside also offers two newly constructed office units to the rear of the property, providing opportunities for businesses to establish a presence in this prime location.

Furthermore, the property boasts a secure gated courtyard with 13 parking spaces.

The guide price for the entire property is set at £4,650,000, with the café priced at £865,000, the apartment at £2,300,000, the offices at £1,250,000, and three non-allocated parking spaces at £235,000.

The Housing Market And Inflation

Despite the slight uptick, inflation is now substantially lower than its high point of 9.1 percent in the summer of 2022. “Progress has been made on inflation, down significantly from the peak,” said Mark Hamrick, Bankrate’s senior economic analyst. “But it is happening at too slow a pace to satisfy.”

The battle against inflation has not yet been won, and the Federal Reserve cannot yet declare ‘mission accomplished.’
— Mark Hamrick, Bankrate Senior Economic Analyst

At the Fed’s first announcement of the new year, at the end of January, it was implied that rate cuts would be coming at some point this year, although when has not been specified. “With the hotter-than-expected CPI, notions of a near-term rate cut by the Federal Reserve are going up in smoke,” Hamrick says. “The battle against inflation has not yet been won, and the Federal Reserve cannot yet declare ‘mission accomplished.’”

Here’s a peek into how inflation affects the housing market.

The housing market and inflation

The shelter category, which includes housing costs, continues to be a major contributor to the CPI’s monthly all-items increase. It rose 0.4 percent from last month and 5.7 percent year-over-year — combined, the shelter and gasoline indexes

The best home deals under $200 during Amazon’s Big Spring Sale – National

By Brittany Devenyi

The Curator Team

Posted March 20, 2024 7:30 am

Updated March 22, 2024 12:20 pm

1 min read

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Spring Contest

As we bid adieu to the bitter cold, there is yet another reason to get excited for spring: Amazon Canada’s Big Spring Sale. The brand new and much-anticipated event will run from March 20-25, offering major discounts on a number of coveted products. Not sure where to start? We’ve compiled the best home deals you can score during the sale, from furniture to smart home technology.

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Upgrade your WFH space with a desk that takes center stage. This model offers ample room for multiple monitors yet still saves space thanks to its L-shaped design. It also contains three slots for organizing cords, is super sturdy and (bonus) is even easy to assemble.

Another home office essential? A comfortable desk chair that provides proper back support during long work hours. This ergonomic option (offered in

Haunted Mansion home in Duluth for sale

This home is just too ‘ghoul’ to pass up.

DULUTH, Ga. — Looking for a home with a touch of magic and mystery? Local realty company RE/MAX Around Atlanta has recently listed a 10,000-square-foot replica of Disneyland’s iconic Haunted Mansion for sale in Duluth.

The home, built in 1996, is located at 3816 Turnberry Court. Listed at $2.2 million, the enchanting property based on the famous attraction will surely send chills down your spine with its details that bear a striking resemblance to the attraction.

The previous owner meticulously crafted every aspect of the home’s architecture to mirror the spooktacular charm of the original – even down to the ironwork. The iron details were made by the same foundry used to make the original Haunted Mansion.

The home is nestled within the gated community of Sweet Bottom and offers a luxurious living space with six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a chef’s kitchen, a complete butler’s pantry, a den and a host of other amenities.

“The moment you pass through the gated entry, you’ll feel a sense of wonder and belonging,” listing agent Gail Laney of RE/MAX Around Atlanta said. “This unique property offers a distinctive living experience and the opportunity to

San Jose office tower conversion to housing project formally launches

SAN JOSE — A plan to convert a downtown San Jose office tower from offices to housing is officially underway with a formal permit application for the project, which could produce 100-plus homes.

The Bank of Italy historic tower would switch from offices to residences under a proposal from the high-rise’s owner, an alliance of Canada-based global developer Westbank and San Jose-based local developer Urban Community, which is headed up by real estate entrepreneur Gary Dillabough and Jeff Arrillaga.

Outdoor dining and gathering areas on a terrace of the Bank of Italy historic tower at 12 South First Street in downtown San Jose, concept. (Bjarke Ingels Group)

Westbank filed the formal permit application on March 20 with the San Jose Planning Department, city public documents show.

In January, Dillabough estimated the conversion could produce “125 to 150” residences.

Offices on 11 of the tower’s 13 floors would be converted to residences.

The high-rise, built nearly a century ago in 1925, is located at 12 South First Street next to East Santa Clara Street.

When Westbank and Urban Community bought the tower in 2019, it was one of several sites the real estate allies purchased in downtown San Jose with the

Realtor group will pay $418M to settle commission lawsuits

A powerful real estate trade group has agreed to do away with policies that for decades helped set agent commissions, moving to resolve lawsuits that claim the rules have forced people to pay artificially inflated costs to sell their homes.

Under the terms of the agreement announced Friday, the National Association of Realtors also agreed to pay $418 million to help compensate home sellers across the US

Home sellers behind multiple lawsuits against the NAR and several major brokerages argued that the trade group’s rules governing homes listed for sale on its affiliated Multiple Listing Services unfairly propped up agent commissions. The rules also incentivized agents representing buyers to avoid showing their clients listings where the seller’s broker was offering a lower commission to the buyer’s agent, they argued.

As part of the settlement, the NAR agreed to no longer require a broker advertising a home for sale on MLS to offer any upfront compensation to a buyer’s agent. The rule change leaves it open for individual home sellers to negotiate such offers with a buyer’s agent outside of the MLS platforms, although the home seller’s broker has to disclose any such compensation arrangements.

FILE - A home under construction marked as "SOLD" at a development in Eagleville, Pa., is shown on Friday, April 28, 2023. The United States is slogging through a housing affordability crisis that was decades in the making. The shortage pours cold water on President Joe Biden's assurances that the US economy is strong and underscores the degree to which Republican presidential candidate, former President Donald Trump, has largely overlooked the issue. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)

FILE - A sale sign stands outside a home in Wyndmoor, Pa., June 22, 2022. One of the nation's largest real estate brokerages has agreed Thursday, Feb. 1, 2024, to pay $70 million as part of a proposed settlement to resolve more than a dozen lawsuits across the country over agent commissions. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)

The trade group also agreed to

Sydney real estate agent accidentally sets client’s house on fire while tidying up for inspections

A Sydney real estate agent accidentally burned her client’s multimillion-dollar Northern Beaches home to ground, a court has ruled.

Domain Residential realtor Julie Bundock was supervising an open house at the four-bedroom home on Riverview Rd at Avalon Beach in May 2019 when the blaze erupted, and she had to make an unenviable call to her client.

“Oh my God, Pete, I think I have burnt down your house,” homeowner Peter Alan Bush told the Supreme Court of NSW that Bundock said to him over the phone.

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Bundock admitted to tossing some of the tenants’ bedding, which was drying on the verandah, onto a freestanding metal shelf next to a wall-mounted light in one of the bedrooms while she was tidying.

“I just threw them there, Pete, right up against the light on the wall. I think that’s what started the fire,” Bush recalled Bundock saying, in court documents obtained by 7NEWS.com.au.

It is believed to heat from the light set the

Real estate agent Julie Bundock had a relationship with client before she accidentally torched her $3.2M home before an open house inspection

The real estate agent who accidentally burned down a $3.2 million home before an open house inspection had previously been in a relationship with the owner, court documents reveal.

Julie Bundock’s employer, Domain Residential Northern Beaches, was ordered to pay $862,315 to the owner and four tenants for negatively causing a fire which burned the house to the ground.

It can now be revealed that Ms Bundock was previously in a relationship with Peter Bush, who was preparing to sell the house at the time of the incident, news.com.au reported.

When she was being cross-examined by Mr Bush’s lawyer Dominic Priestley SC, Ms Bundock said the pair had been in a relationship when they were younger and were still friends in 2019.

Ms Bundock is not accused of any criminal wrongdoing and there is no suggestion she acted with malicious intent when she accidentally caused the fire.

Northern beaches real estate agent Julie Bundock accidentally burned down the Avalon Beach home

Julie Bundock was preparing for an open house at a four-bedroom home on Sydney’s prestigious northern beaches when she noticed the current renters had left some bedding on the deck to dry

Earlier this week, Daily Mail Australia revealed

Victory Park site owned by the Kroenke Group, Provident Realty Advisors hits the market

The Kroenke Group and Provident Realty Advisors Inc. plan to part with a 3.6-acre parcel in the Victory Park area.

The property is at 703 McKinney Ave., roughly bordered by Houston Street, Continental Avenue and Stemmons Freeway.

Developed for brewers in the 1880s, the site is being marketed for sale by Foundry Commercial as the Brewery.

The land, which currently holds a 141,000-square-foot building, is billed as a redevelopment opportunity with the potential to renovate the property or to expand the existing features, given its visibility and walkability.

“This site is and has been a quintessential part of Dallas’ history,” said Leon Backes, owner and CEO of Dallas-based Provident.

Provident and the Kroenke Group, based in Missouri, have a history of working together with projects such as the mixed-use development Preston Hollow Village and selling land tied to Midtown Park.

Marty Neilon, Alex Perry and Zach Hartzer of Florida’s Foundry are leading the marketing efforts.

Provident previously considered converting the brewery into an office center, with plans to add two additional floors, adjacent to a high-rise apartment.

Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut

Nassau | 5 Tredwell Drive, Old Westbury, NY

Ranch-Style House

$2.35 million

A five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath house from 1953, with an entry foyer, a formal dining room, an eat-in kitchen, a sunken living room with a fireplace, a family room, an en suite primary bedroom, a finished lower level with a fireplace and access to the backyard, and a two-car garage, on one acre. Lois Kirschenbaum, Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty, 516-526-7425; danielgale.com.

Costs

Taxes: $39,608 a year

Pros

The primary bedroom has its own patio and hot tub. The backyard has a heated pool, a pergola, a built-in firepit and an outdoor shower.

Cons

Built-in mirrored elements and some wallpaper may not suit all tastes.

Fairfield | 38 Cary Road, Riverside, Conn.

Waterfront Three-Bedroom

$1.9 million

A three-bedroom, three-bath, 2,276-square-foot cottage-style home from 1946 on a cul-de-sac, with Shaker-style doors, crown molding, a Sonos sound system, a fireplace with granite surround, a kitchen island, a family room with river views, a first-floor bedroom, an en suite third-level primary bedroom with a marble bath, a walk-out lower level with a bright en suite bedroom with French doors to a terrace, an office, a laundry room, a bluestone terrace, teak deck and