#property-development

#property-development

Digital creator Richard Oldham bought 400 acres in the mountains of Utah and built an off-grid cabin to enjoy with family and friends. As an avid snowboarder, Oldham enjoys touring his property and discovering new features on his land. Last winter he was out for tour when he came upon rock outcropping that would have been perfect for jumps but it was overgrown with trees and inaccessible in its current state.

When thinking about real estate, you might wonder whether it's smarter to buy land or purchase a house. Both options have unique benefits, and the right choice depends on your goals, budget, and lifestyle. Some people dream of building a custom home from scratch in , while others want the convenience of moving into a ready-made property in Kirkland, WA . In this Redfin article, we help you understand the differences between the two so you can make an informed decision.

Fingal County Council approved the development plans earlier this year, but it was met with staunch opposition from locals

But before you can get a shovel into the ground, everything changes. Joshua trees become candidates for the state's threatened and endangered species list and are then protected by an unprecedented conservation law. You must now apply for permits and pay fees - not just for removing the plants, but in some cases for disturbing the land around them. You must even get permits to pick up fallen branches.

The owner of a multi-million-pound penthouse on Park Lane has been engaged in an eight-year legal battle over a lift installation agreement. The dispute escalated to include allegations of leaky roofs and disruptive noise from the lift.

Visitors can step into the empty Earl's Court building site to see the plans for 4,000 homes and experience the area firsthand during organized tours.

Manny Davidson amassed a multi-million pound fortune in property development and collected rare artefacts, including candlesticks from the royal wedding of 1747 valued at 100,000-150,000.

Mr Trenaman expresses his support for the Lawlors' plan, noting that the sympathetic design will seamlessly integrate with the existing streetscape.