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There are so many aspects which make market towns and villages special places to live. Aside from the obvious (the fantastic market stalls!) a few of our favourite things about them include: • The history – market towns tend to have rich and varied histories which are a real pleasure to explore. • The architecture – one element that comes with being a long-standing settlement is an array of architecture. We love to see Tudor cottages stacked next to Georgian townhouses and Victorian homes, and this mish-mash is something you often get to enjoy in a market town or village. • A sense of community – these towns and villages often enjoy a strong sense of community thanks to the weekly or monthly markets bringing everyone together. The UK has some incredible market towns and villages. If you’re interested in moving to one, get in touch with us today to find out how we can help! What's your favourite market town or village? Let us know in the comments! #BradbourneProperty #BuyingAgent #TrustedAdvisors #OffMarket #PrimeMarket #PropertySearch #PropertyBuying #MarketTowns #MarketVillages #PropertyMarket #PropertyFinder #PropertySearchAgent #Expertise #BradbournePropertyFinders

Innovative Housing Types to Watch The future of housing lies in exploring the options between traditional single-family homes and dense, high-rise apartments. Innovative housing types such as courtyard homes and small-lot neighborhoods offer creative solutions for modern living, meeting the needs of diverse communities. These types of housing strike a balance by providing affordability, manageable maintenance, and a stronger sense of connection. Shared spaces such as courtyards and parks encourage neighbors to interact, while flexible designs accommodate families, individuals, and retirees alike. As housing challenges continue to evolve, so must our solutions. These innovative housing options bridge gaps in the market, offering people a way to live more comfortably and sustainably without sacrificing the quality of their surroundings. At Premium Property Trust, we see these options as essential to building thriving communities that work for everyone. . . . #premiumpropertytrust #birminghamalabama #bhamal #realestateinvesting #realestate #architecture #pptreit #realestateinvestment #realestateinvestmenttrust #buildinggenerationalwealth #mixedused #newurbanism #generationalwealth #investing #reit #ppt #verticalintegration #premiumbydesign

Three Unchanging Features of Great Neighborhoods 🏘️ - Price: The cost of housing remains a critical factor in determining the desirability of a neighborhood. People will always prefer affordable housing options and will not desire to pay more for the same quality - Economic & Social Opportunity: Neighborhoods offering abundant job prospects and social interaction opportunities will continue to be highly valued. People seek environments that provide substantial opportunities for personal and professional growth - Proximity & Access: The convenience of having essential amenities and activities within a short walk is a timeless feature. Walkable neighborhoods with easy access to shops, cafes, and other services will always be preferred. Source: (Substack, Joel Anderson) . . . #premiumpropertytrust #birminghamalabama #bhamal #realestateinvesting #realestate #architecture #pptreit #realestateinvestment #realestateinvestmenttrust #buildinggenerationalwealth #mixedused #newurbanism #generationalwealth #investing #reit #ppt #verticalintegration #premiumbydesign

#Detroit’s downtown is experiencing a wave of transformation as developers convert underutilized commercial spaces into vibrant residential units. This movement, driven by the demand for housing and excess office space post-pandemic, leverages the city’s unique landscape of historic buildings, setting Detroit apart from other U.S. cities.    These adaptive reuse projects highlight Detroit’s commitment to preserving its architectural heritage while meeting modern housing needs. As these projects come to life, Detroit’s downtown is poised to become a vibrant, mixed-use district where history and modernity coexist in harmony.    Read more:  https://lnkd.in/gN-NpVZH    #MarketRent #CRE #RealEstate #Detroit #AdaptiveReuse #UrbanRevitalization #SustainableDevelopment

This week’s Salon on Affordable Housing was really a terrific discussion about different strategies for design of affordable housing. Wonderful to share info and see the work of my esteemed colleagues. A lot of the discussion centered around how to drive down costs and innovate. And how to design in such a way that communities can accept affordable housing in their midst. My take was that affordable housing needs to happen at scale, and we need density at transit and high ground. A healthy city has a mix of incomes and uses around transit. Great walkable neighborhoods should be accessible to all. We have a defecit of 135K affordable housing units in Miami Dade county. In previous generations, designers and developers were able to design and integrate housing with dignity for all incomes. I have lived in garden apartments in Miami Beach and other places in Miami and they were designed beautifully with access to green areas and plenty of natural light. There is a pressing need for all of us designers to do better for more people and to advocate for healthier, sustainable and more equitable communities. In this, I believe the Eames motto is correct. We should strive “to make the best for the most for the least”. #designmatters #AffordableHousing #SustainableCities #EquitableDesign #ArchitectureForAll #HousingCrisis #InnovativeDesign #CommunityDesign #TransitOrientedDevelopment #SustainableLiving #DesignForChange #HousingForAll #GreenArchitecture #DesignEquity #ResilientCities #ArchitectsForChange #DesignWithPurpose #InclusiveDesign #MiamiDadeHousing #WalkableNeighborhoods #DesignForGood

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New York's iconic Flatiron Building is set for a remarkable transformation! 🏙️ As a real estate professional, I'm excited to share the latest developments in this historic conversion project. Jeffrey Gural's vision to repurpose this architectural gem into residential spaces is taking shape, addressing two crucial urban trends: 1. The growing demand for housing in NYC 2. The declining need for traditional office spaces Here's what we know so far: • Plans have been officially submitted to the NYC Department of City Planning • The conversion aims to create much-needed apartments in the heart of Manhattan • This adaptive reuse project could set a precedent for other iconic buildings in the city This move reflects a broader shift in urban living and working patterns. As a real estate expert, I see immense potential in reimagining our cityscapes to meet evolving needs. What are your thoughts on this transformation? • Do you think more historic buildings should be converted for residential use? • How might this impact the neighborhood and property values? • What challenges do you foresee in such a conversion project? Let's discuss the future of urban living and how we can creatively address housing shortages while preserving our architectural heritage. #NYCRealEstate #AdaptiveReuse #UrbanLiving #FlatironBuilding #TheAceTeam #RealBrokerLLC

Transforming spaces to create lasting value is at the heart of Premium Property Trust’s mission. Our redevelopment of 2601 Highland Ave S exemplifies this commitment, where we strategically added over 4,000 square feet of usable space to enhance the property’s functionality, appeal, and overall impact on the community. This project was more than a structural expansion; it was a thoughtful reimagining designed to create a vibrant, dynamic hub for businesses and residents alike. By revitalizing this property, we’re not only adding value to the local community but also setting a standard for quality and longevity in real estate development. At Premium Property Trust, we understand that every property we touch has the potential to enrich the lives of those who live and work there, and we take that responsibility seriously. Discover how our dedication to quality, strategic planning, and community-centered development is shaping a stronger, more resilient real estate landscape. To explore more of our transformative projects, visit: www.pptreit.com . . . #premiumpropertytrust #birminghamalabama #bhamal #realestateinvesting #realestate #architecture #pptreit #realestateinvestment #realestateinvestmenttrust #buildinggenerationalwealth #mixedused #newurbanism #generationalwealth #investing #reit #ppt #verticalintegration #premiumbydesign

With the Government pushing hard for new #housing, including affordable and social, what will create the quality, along with the quantity, that we urgently need to see? Speaking at this year’s Landscape Institute #JellicoeLecture, LDA Design Chair, Frazer Osment, will argue that there is a need for strong and creative landscape-led spatial planning to underpin growth and delivery of the Government’s housing agenda. Get this right and it could also accelerate delivery.   The call to action is to put #wellbeing at the heart of all future housing plans. In this, the roles of landscape architect, urban designer and planner have never been more important. Together, they have the expertise to lead the charge for change, and their collaboration is key to creating better places. All three need to be visionary in their approach and focussed on the widest positive outcomes. But what are the challenges to success and what are the practical steps to overcoming them?   Frazer is involved in #planning for growth and #masterplanning at scale and has been involved in the design and delivery of some of the largest new settlements and urban extensions in the UK, including Welborne Garden Village. He is an advisor to Homes England on strategic growth, including between Oxford and Cambridge.   The Jellicoe Lecture, a highlight of the Landscape Institute's calendar, will be well worth joining. Alongside Frazer will be Carolin Göhler FLI President of the Landscape Institute; Tim Slaney, Interim CEO, South Downs National Park Authority; and Harriet Bourne Director BBUK Studio. A Q&A will be chaired by Noel Farrer of Farrer Huxley Associates. Register now. https://lnkd.in/e5paw5gZ #masterplanning #planning #urbandesigner #landscapearchitecture #landscapearchitects #agentsofchange #talklandscape #betterplacemaking #newhomes #development #bettercities #goodgrowth #socialvalue #netzero #lowcarbonplaces #spatialplanning #landscapeled #healthandwellbeing #wellbeing

In recent years, New York City’s urban landscape has undergone a remarkable transformation, with developer-owned parks emerging as catalysts for change in the outer boroughs. These green spaces, born from significant private investments, are not merely beautifying neglected areas but are also serving as cornerstones for vibrant new neighbourhoods. This trend marks a shift from the traditional notion of parkside living being exclusive to Manhattan’s Central Park, as innovative developers bring the luxury of green spaces to Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Queens. https://lnkd.in/ee2Js9BQ #NYC #UrbanDevelopment #GreenSpace #RealEstate #CityLife #Architecture #Sustainability #Community #Waterfront #Brooklyn #Bronx #Queens #ParksAndRec #UrbanPlanning #NYCLife #CityParks #Gentrification #NeighborhoodRevival #PublicSpaces #NYCDevelopment