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Vast swathes of British industry may have been brought to a complete standstill by the pandemic. But the property market has defied all expectations.
Thanks to a stamp duty holiday, a stampede to the countryside and a chronic housing shortage in many areas, prices continue to soar.
Speaking via Zoom from his home office in Battersea, South-West London, Zoopla s chief executive Charlie Bryant tells me his company is already pulling out the stops to invent new ways of simulating the housing market and feed Britain s fascination with property.
Fast track: Charlie Bryant has seen demand surge at Zoopla
Zoopla s bright idea is a new database for every home, a sort of CV for your house, that Bryant says will encourage more homeowners to enter the race for plum cottages in the Cotswolds and the Chiltern Hills.
Zoopla boss reveals his plan for a CV for homes
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With 17 curatorial departments, 2.2 million square feet of space, and more than 2 million works in its permanent collections, the Metropolitan Museum of Art colloquially known as The Met contains more treasures than most visitors will ever be able to see in a lifetime. It’s impossible to summarize the New York City museum’s history, contents, and legacy in just one list, but here are 12 facts that might make you view the storied institution in a new light.
1. The Met wasn t always enormous.
The Met which opened its doors on April 13, 1870 was founded by a group of businessmen, financiers, artists, and cultural enthusiasts. Today, it’s known for its swanky digs on Museum Mile, a swath of Fifth Avenue that borders Central Park, but the institution was originally located in a much smaller building at 681 Fifth Avenue, which housed a Roman stone sarcophagus and 174 European paintings. The Met’s collection quickly grew too large for the space, and in 187