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Swanage Police Station is up for sale - all images Corbens. THE untouched Victorian police station in Swanage is currently on the market for £1.2million and it's even got the original cells.  Like stepping into a time capsule the police station practically looks the same as it did when it ceased operations in late 2012. Currently on the market with Corbens, the former police station is marketed at £1,200,000. Inside one of the cells at Swanage Police Station - Corbens The Victorian facility opened way back in 1889 and evidence of its history can be seen from standing outside the Arg...

Article content Windsor is experiencing a not-seen-in-decades surge in applications to build apartment, condo and other multi-residential projects. Data supplied from the city shows that despite how COVID-19 ravaged some sectors of the local economy in 2020, unprecedented demand for housing and rising prices fuelled a stampede towards city hall as developers submitted 24 multi-residential applications, with a total of more than 2,378 units if they all end up getting built. In previous years, the city averaged around four or five applications with several hundred units. We apologize, but this ...

Reading Borough Council (RBC) has rejected three plans in the last three years at 39 Brunswick Hill. And planning inspectors have also three times rejected appeals against the council’s decisions. The council has slammed landlord Eric Benjamin as “greedy” and in October called on him to “get the message”. Mr Benjamin is back with another plan and the council’s Planning Applications committee will vote on it next week. RBC officers have recommended the plan be approved, saying they believe the proposals have “overcome the reasons for dismissal of the appeal for the prev...

These 17 Pa. houses sold for at least $110,000 over asking price in 2020 Updated Feb 10, 2021; Facebook Share To say last year was a crazy one for the residential real estate market in Pennsylvania would be an understatement. Especially considering most real estate sales in Pennsylvania were prohibited for a period of time due to Gov. Tom Wolf’s COVID-19 shutdown of non-essential businesses. Once the shutdown ended, real estate sales were reportedly off the charts, with more houses selling than in recent years and sales closing at a faster rate. And those two things haven’t slowed down. ...

At a Meeting of Council last week (27/01), Council noted and welcomed the naming of Dairy Crescent and Lovett Court in Whirrakee Rise, Maryborough. The...