Greenwich Developer offers to pay your mortgage for a year
I’d heard on the property grapevine that developers like to give you that little bit extra to encourage you to buy, but I recently heard about a developer in Greenwich offering a really great incentive.
They have an Open Day on 24th and 25th July 2010. If you go along to the open day and reserve an apartment that weekend, you get all the following paid for a year:
- Your mortgage (interest only)
- Your ground rent
- Your service charge
- Your utility bills
*Terms and conditions apply.
Have a look at their website, the apartments are pretty swanky - wouldn’t mind one myself, better check my diary…
Saturday 10am – wake up
Saturday 12pm – go to hairdressers
Saturday 3pm – buy an apartment in Greenwich
Don’t miss the Crouch End Christmas weekend
There are lots going on in Crouch End in the lead up to Christmas…
3rd - 6th December
Thursday 3rd: Late night shopping
with exclusive Crouch End card promotions and christmas gift advisors on hand
Saturday 5th: A christmas prize draw @ 4pm
outside Thorntons Budgens
Sunday 6th: Festive family day 11am - 4pm
Christmas carols with the Crouch End festival chorus, Santas grotto, story telling, angels and more…
The Greene & Co team of Estate Agents in Crouch End are very excited about all the fun stuff happening this Christmas in Crouch End. They might just stop buying and selling houses for half an hour to sit on Santa’s knee and share their wish list for this Christmas…let’s hope they’ve been good boys and girls this year!
Hornsey Town Hall public exhibition
THE FUTURE OF HORNSEY TOWN HALL
Public Exhibition
Hornsey Town Hall Community Partnership Board and Haringey Council are hosting an Exhibition of their proposals for the future of Hornsey Town Hall.
The event will be held at Hornsey Town Hall on Monday 15th June, at 6.30pm with a presentation of their proposals starting at 7pm. Members of the Project Team, including the architects, John McAslan + Partners, will be present.
The exhibition itself will be open to the public from Friday 12th June until Thursday 18th June. Opening times are as follows:
Friday 12th June 9 – 5pm
Saturday 13th June 10 - 4pm
Sunday 14th June 10 - 4pm
Monday 15th June 9 - 5pm
Tuesday 16th June 12 - 9pm
Wednesday 17th June 9 - 5pm
Thursday 18th June 9 - 5pm
More information can be found at the Hornsey Town Hall website
Session for special interest groups
You may also be interested in some specific aspects of their proposals. They are therefore inviting you to a special session in addition to the presentation and exhibition. This session will give you the opportunity to discuss the proposals in more detail with the project team and to focus on the issues that may particularly interest you, your colleagues and those you may represent.
The session will take place in the Town Hall on Tuesday 16th June between 7pm and 9pm.
Capacity at both these events is limited so please register your attendance by emailing hornseytownhalltrust@googlemail.com or calling 020 8489 1416. Please state whether you have any special requirements regarding access.
It’s World Environment day today!
Commemorated yearly on 5 June, WED is one of the principal vehicles through which the United Nations stimulates worldwide awareness of the environment and enhances political attention and action. The day’s agenda is to:
- Give a human face to environmental issues;
- Empower people to become active agents of sustainable and equitable development;
- Promote an understanding that communities are pivotal to changing attitudes towards environmental issues;
- Advocate partnership which will ensure all nations and peoples enjoy a safer and more prosperous future.
The theme for WED 2009 is ‘Your Planet Needs You-UNite to Combat Climate Change’. It reflects the urgency for nations to agree on a new deal at the crucial climate convention meeting in Copenhagen some 180 days later in the year, and the links with overcoming poverty and improved management of forests.
House prices on the up
Following on from the news yesterday that mortgage approvals are 20% up, according to this article in the Times , house prices have risen for the first time since 2007! Could this mean we’re on our way to recovery from the financial crisis?
It certainly looks hopeful, but I I still thinks there’s a long way to go just yet.
Free Music!
Well, it’s not exactly property related and that’s what this blog is all about after all…but, I just had to shout about a website I found (actually that’s a lie, it was my boss that found it!) on the internet. It’s brilliant, basically it gives you free music. Just go to the website, download the software to your computer. Then you can select any band/type of music that you want to listen to and up pops their albums and singles for you to listen to - never will you have to buy an album without listening to it first ever again!
