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Economic, Policies, and Social Updates From The Villager E-paper City Moves to Commercialise Its 120 Km Fibre Network The Windhoek municipality plans to optimise its 120 kilometres of underutilised fibre network by commercialising it as part of the City's new Strategic Plan (2022-2027). This move marks the City's entry into the internet provision market through fibre, complementing significant investments made by the private sector, such as Paratus. https://lnkd.in/dMMfNPbq

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🏠 Considering purchasing an HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) in a city with citywide Article 4? Here are the top 3 things you need to consider: Article 4 Restrictions: Understand the implications of Article 4 regulations in the city. This legislation can significantly impact your ability to convert properties into HMOs. Familiarise yourself with the specific restrictions and requirements imposed by Article 4 to avoid any legal complications. Location Analysis: Conduct thorough research on potential HMO locations within the city. Look for areas with high rental demand, proximity to amenities, and good transport links. Additionally, consider the demographic of potential tenants and their preferences when selecting the location for your HMO investment. Financial Viability: Crunch the numbers to ensure the financial viability of your HMO investment. Calculate potential rental income against the costs of purchase, renovation, and ongoing management. Factor in any additional expenses, such as licensing fees or compliance costs due to Article 4 regulations, to determine the profitability of your investment. By carefully considering these factors, you can make informed decisions when purchasing HMOs in a city with citywide Article 4 restrictions, maximising your chances of success in the rental property market. Or you can let us do the hard work for you! 📈🔑 #HMOInvesting #PropertyTips #Article4 #RealEstateAdvice Click on the link below 👇🏻 to join our mailing list for some amazing opportunities or simply book a call with us. https://lnkd.in/e_NfXWiz

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Section 108(3) of the 1996 Act provides that a compliant construction contract shall provide “. . . that the decision of the adjudicator is binding until the dispute is finally determined by legal proceedings, by arbitration . . . or by agreement.” The same is provided for in paragraph 23 of the Scheme. What Sudlows says is, at the risk of oversimplifying: (1)   Under the Construction Act, an adjudicator does not have jurisdiction to decide on a dispute which had already been decided in a prior adjudication. (2)   “Whether one dispute is substantially the same as another dispute is a question of fact and degree”. It depends on what happened and what are being disputed. (3)   “One must look at what the first adjudicator actually decided. Ultimately it is what the first adjudicator decided which determines how much or how little remains for consideration by the second adjudicator.” (4)   Even if, for example, the issues in dispute in two adjudications “both concerned time and moreover the same time period”, they may not be substantially the same because a party may have argued it differently and used different evidence (such as an expert report generated after the first adjudication). (5)   It is the decision of the adjudicator that is binding on the parties, not his/her reasoning. However, if the adjudicator’s reasoning or finding was an essential component of or the basis of his/her decision (for example, decision on prolongation costs arising from a finding on the extension of time a contractor is entitled to), that reasoning/finding may also be binding.

Let me share some thoughts as we start the week: I absolutely love driving down the Lekki Expressway, especially through VI, Lekki, and the Orchid axis. Whenever I do, I get thrilled by the sights. On either side, you see evidence of modernization and the level of civilization. But what excites me even more is knowing that Epe is on the cusp of experiencing the same transformation. Looking at VI, it's hard to believe that once upon a time, this land was bare, near void, and swampy . The same applies to Lekki. But the fact remains that VI gradually evolved to become what it is today, and Epe is well on its way to achieving the same. Consider this: the prominent establishments in Epe already surpass those in VI by a significant margin. Epe outweighs VI in terms of potential and growth prospects. Every time I'm there, I can't resist taking videos of the sights, imagining the future when Epe will mirror the progress of VI and Lekki. When you practice land banking, you're not just buying land for future use or returns; you're buying into a dream and taking a bet on the future. I love the whole idea of it. Picture this: "Son, I visited these lands before civilization came here. At the time, Alaro City was the biggest building on this axis, and these skyscrapers were nowhere to be found. That’s when I bought the hectares of land where Tosam Estate now stands. Here, let me pull up a video from the internet to show you." I honestly can't wait for that future to unfold. 😊 #happynewweek #landsinlagos #realestateinnigeria

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How would you feeling combining the following on a development… Derelict Pub Commerical conversion Listed building 🤪 Conservation area Hotel start up Commercial tenant find Listen to our challenges and upsides of our last project with my interview with @insidepropertyinvesting Micheal Stenhouse. #pubconversion #pubsale #listedconversion #commercialconversion #knutsford #Investmentsale #highyieldinvetment