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Bullet For My Valentine announce new album, UK tour
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There was a time, not too long ago, when New York apartments were snapped up before they were even built. All-cash offers, over the asking price, were the only guarantee of securing a property in Manhattan. But after the coronavirus abruptly reversed a decade of astronomical growth in the property market, it is desperate developers that are now digging deep to secure a sale or a new tenant. Agree to tour one of Manhattan’s newly built skyscrapers today and agents will send a car to come get you. Commit to buy one of their flats and they will now cover the thousands of dollars in fees Luxury developers Toll Brothers are even offering to pay moving expenses and any penalties incurred by buyers for breaking the renter's current lease. Demand for rental property has also fallen in London over the pandemic. But the trend is dwarfed by New York, which has seen an exodus during a year of lockdowns and restrictions. Manhattan now has a huge inventory of an estimated 8,400 unsold ne
Pandemic leads to exodus as New Yorkers reconsider the cost of living in the Big Apple
1 May 2021 • 12:56pm
New York estate agents offer flashy intensives to lure renters into condos as 20,000 Manhattan apartments abandoned
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There was a time, not too long ago, when New York apartments were snapped up before they were even built. All-cash offers, over the asking price, were the only guarantee of securing a property in Manhattan.
But after the coronavirus abruptly reversed a decade of astronomical growth in the property market, it is desperate developers that are now digging deep to secure a sale or a new tenant.
Brighton to London annual rail season ticket up by £128
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Rail fares increased across UK despite low demand for travel
Rail passengers in England and Wales have been hit by above inflation fare rises despite the collapse in demand.
Ticket prices have increased by around 2.6%, leading to accusations that the UK Government is “pricing the railways out of existence”.
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Retail Prices Index measure of inflation from July 2020, plus one percentage point.
The Scottish Government has imposed smaller rises of 1.6% and 0.6% for peak and off-peak travel respectively.
Examples of fare hikes include a Brighton-London annual season ticket going up by £128 to £5,108 and a Manchester-Glasgow off-peak return rising by £2.30 to £90.60.
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