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South-facing gardens continue to command a price premium of approximately £20,000, or 7%, despite homeowners increasingly avoiding outdoor spaces during recent heatwaves, according to research from estate agent Yopa. The findings suggest that traditional preferences for south-facing outdoor spaces remain intact, even as climate patterns shift and temperatures reach record levels. Buyer preferences The research…
EPFO portal upgrade: Can’t find your old PF account? Here’s what to check | Personal Finance
Many Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) members who started working before the Universal Account Number (UAN) system was introduced may have old provident fund accounts that are no longer visible under their current UAN. These forgotten accounts can make PF transfers, withdrawals and even pension-related claims more complicated. To address this issue,…
Nasdaq Posts Record Q2 Results, Driven by SpaceX Listing and $1 Trillion Index AUM | LeapRate
Nasdaq (NDAQ) reported outstanding second-quarter results, with net revenue climbing 15% on an adjusted basis to $1.5 billion, as all three divisions delivered double-digit growth. CEO Adena Friedman called it “an outstanding second quarter, defined by new records and milestones,” highlighting that the company surpassed $1 trillion in Index ETP AUM and listed SpaceX, the…
Redevco CEO Neil Slater to step down
Neil Slater to join Link REIT after departing Redevco. Your trusted source for commercial real estate intelligence, insights, and market analysis. Register for free to access two complimentary articles per month, or Subscribe to unlock unlimited CRE intelligence. Already have an account? Log in The post Redevco CEO Neil Slater to step down appeared first…
Serviced office company loses inheritance tax relief despite extensive services
At first glance, the business considered by the Upper Tribunal in The Executors of Keith Denis Lewis Beresford v HMRC looked very different from an ordinary commercial letting operation. Four floors of a London office building were divided into serviced offices, customers received reception and telephone-answering support, offices could be reconfigured to suit their requirements,…
Alexandria Shows Positive Signs After Several Depressed Quarters: Earnings – Commercial Observer
Ailing Alexandria Real Estate Equities is showing signs of improvement as leasing increased over the second quarter of 2026, a hopeful sign of progress after several quarters of declining fundamentals. The life sciences-focused real estate investment trust (REIT) posted earnings Tuesday that show declining balance sheet performance with $73.7 million in net income for the…
