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Property of the Day: Beacon House in Malvern
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Beacon House looks out over Herefordshire towards the Brecon Beacons.
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Property of the Day: The Tryst House in Stratford-upon-Avon
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The Tryst House formed part of a farm once run by the family of Anne Hathaway.
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Property of the Day: The Old Rectory in Belbroughton
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This Georgian grade II listed building in Belbroughton, comes complete with Lordship.
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Money from abroad boosting property sector
Commercial Property
Domestic demand spurred by improving conditions in the economy
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Foreign money sparks London property boom, says Knight Frank
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Company with Colmore Row base unveils annual profits before tax up seven per cent to £102.7 million
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Property of the Day: Tanglewood in Worcestershire
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Tanglewood in Burcot is a pastoral dream with nine acres by the rural Lickey Hills.
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Property of the Day: Forest Cottage in Henley in Arden
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Forest Cottage is a much-improved family home with four bedrooms in Henley in Arden High Street, a short walk from local amenities.
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Property of the Day: Wichenford Court near Worcester
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The property forms one of three lots available separately or together as one.
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New fear of house price bubble in the Midlands
Economic Development
An entire generation is at risk of being unable to buy their own home as it emerged average prices in the Midlands have rocketed as high as six times a normal salary
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Property of the Day: Acer House in Sutton
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Behind the imposing gates lies a comfortable family home just a short distance away from Sutton Park's 2,000 acres.
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Property of the Day: Wharley Hall in Hampton-in-Arden
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Wharley Hall is a period property with all the comforts of home plus huge potential, it sits in Eastcote close to bustling Solihull.
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Property of the Day: Lilac Croft in Worcestershire
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Lilac Croft is handy for the market town of Pershore while Birmingham is 35 miles away.
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Property of the Day: The Orangery in Belle Vue Terrace, Malvern
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This quirky building with stunning views was once a hotel ballroom.
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Property of the Day: Clyndon House in the village of Kinver
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Clyndon House has a detached double garage with planning permission for a conversion.
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Property of the Day: Furnace Mill in Worcestershire
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Furnace Mill dates back to the English Civil War and beyond and its reception room formed part of the original smelting furnace.
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Property of the Day: Sixties style house in Fiery Hill, Barnt Green
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Built in 1965 this vibrant property is on the edge of the Licky Hills and features a gymnasium on the lower ground floor.
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Property of the Day: Long Hyde House in Worcestershire
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Built in 1838, Long Hyde House in Worcestershire, has modern touches like a jacuzzi bath
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Droitwich home is stunning with a magic all of its own
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This charming Grade II Listed house has been sensitively refurbished and extended, writes Alison Jones.
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Fashionable living at the right price
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Newly completed apartments at Skyline have been scoring well in the city popularity stakes, say agents.
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Farmland a bright spot in a depressing market
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Edward Russell of Knight Frank’s Birmingham office says competition for farmland is high.
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Knight Frank launch of refurbished Edgbaston House
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Four big Birmingham schemes which got Cannes buzzing
Economic Development
There are a record 17,000 people at MIPIM this year from all over Europe's property industry and it is great to see Birmingham and the West Midlands well represented by its key movers and shakers.
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Private investors pile into property
Commercial Property
Private investment in commercial property hit an all-time high in 2003 - a year that saw the overall amount of money pumped into this sector rise by 25 per cent.
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