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When is an object, not an object? Heritage assets and planning specialist, Nigel Hewitson, alerts listed building owners following a dispute reported by The Guardian over the proposed sale of stained-glass panels associated with Henry VIII to the possibility that they may need listed building consent to remove objects that one would not, in any other context, think of as part of a building.   Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/enmMbZhS #davittjonesbould #heritageassets #listedbuildings #planning

With such a vast #seniorliving inventory shortfall, logic would indicate that all existing communities *should* be full. So, if a community is struggling to gain occupancy, what might some of the culprits be? Questions that come to mind: ❔Is there sufficient demand in the market? ❔Is there stiff competition in the area? ❔Is the sales process effective? ❔Are amenities and services aligned with the desires of the local market? ❔Is pricing correct? ❔Does the physical plant need upgrades to remain competitive? ❔Are online reviews working in the community's favor? At Senior Source Consulting Group (SSCG), we can help find answers to these questions and more. Contact us today and let us help you uncover the #opportunities that exist. Our team will conduct an apples to apples comparison of your community + your top comps to see which community comes out on top and if any adjustments need to be made. Sometimes it takes just small adjustments to find even greater #success. And our team can help get you there. Schedule a time on Amy McKinley's calendar and let's start with a conversation: https://lnkd.in/edC_g_H6 Thank you, Adam Benton for sharing this information! These stats are wild!

Get to know the Homes by AnnDavid difference in less than 2 minutes. Crafting a home is less about the materials and construction, and more about capturing the vision of the new owners. At #HomesbyAnnDavid our goal is to create a meaningful environment for people to build new dreams and memories. Get a behind the scenes look at who we are >> https://buff.ly/3R7AXvN

Everyone paying attention to the Torrey Pines, UTC, and Sorrento landscapes knows there is a lot of construction underway. Several developments by ARE, Sterling Bay, Longfellow, and others deliver in 2024 – 2025. The effects this will have on the life science community will be interesting, driving clear market saturation. It should pave the way for more tenant improvements to optimize the tenant experience and maximize the value of their operational goals. The big question is, will the developers continue to add to their pipeline over the short term?

It's been easy to integrate my life as a home educator and my interest in politics and public service. For my homeschooling moms out there, here are a few wonderful points that can be taught from this event. These projects work well for parents whose children are in traditional school. Summer is long; keep them busy! 😉 Research Windom Road and the barrier that separated North Brentwood and Brentwood. Research the current mayor of Brentwood. Her election was a significant milestone. Ask your scholars to find out what that milestone is! Take a trip to the Windom Road Sculpture. Have your students reimagine how they would have turned the barrier into a sculpture. Who created this art piece? Look at other examples of their work. This project was funded by many organizations, one was the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission. What is their role in our County? (hint.. it's super interesting and there are decisions being made at MNCPPC now that impact us for years to come.) Interview the Mayor of Brentwood or North Brentwood and find out what it took to collaborate and bring this project to life. These are just a few exciting things that can be done to enrich your scholars this summer!

The process of moving a house and keeping it structurally sound is complex. Whether you're considering moving a building for historic preservation, land use optimization, or zoning issues, you'll need specialists. Signe Kelly, the co-founder of Kelly Moving & Rigging, spoke to Kristi Waterworth of U.S. News & World Report about the complicated process of moving houses.

Interested in learning more about the recent roof restoration at Pope-Leighey House? Check out this recent photo essay feature from the National Trust for Historic Preservation!

LampLight Industries: Illuminating San Diego's Historic Streetlights and Preservation Efforts In the poignant narrative "San Diego’s Historic Streetlights" by the OB Rag, the enduring charm of San Diego's historic streetlights, spanning over a century, faces an unwarranted threat of destruction. Despite their structural integrity and potential for longevity with minor repairs, these iconic fixtures are slated for replacement by the City of San Diego, sparking community outcry. Industries stands firmly against this misguided initiative, advocating for the preservation of these cultural landmarks. The proposed demolition not only disregards the intrinsic value of the existing infrastructure but also perpetuates a cycle of wastefulness and erasure of cultural heritage. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e9ecgPBR

🌊🏢 Discover the remarkable journey of transforming a 40-year-old condominium in Dunedin, Florida, from battling water intrusion to achieving a robust and protected structure. Matt Dougherty's latest article in ICRI's Concrete Repair Bulletin unveils the intricate process of identifying structural deficiencies, implementing innovative repair strategies, and the successful collaboration among consultants, contractors, and owners to revitalize the Marina Place Condominiums. 🔍➡️ Click the link to dive into the full story of resilience, expert problem-solving, and the seamless restoration that supports the longevity of this coastal property. 📖 https://lnkd.in/eSBuPDAY

Find out exactly what you can do to a listed building without consent in our latest article ⬇️ https://bit.ly/3mnWxzI #Wimbledon #UKproperty #listedbuilding