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I second this. Real estate in the Valley will do very well in the next 10 years.

Urban Gardening ~ creatively using our environments to grow fresh produce, encourage an active lifestyle, meet others, and reduce the pull on our international food market. While we're entering into the harvest season, I'd encourage you to check out The Gardens Network by Rooted. This is an organization who's mission is to "work toward an equitable food system by ensuring access to garden space and healthy food, and by educating beginning farmers and gardeners of all ages." Maybe this upcoming year is the time for you to learn the basics of gardening, jump back into a long-neglected pastime, or share your own horticulture expertise with someone just starting out! https://lnkd.in/gmaWGznp

*Are you still wondering why you should choose LEGACY GARDEN?* Here’s why… 1. Trusted Developer: Aceroyal Estates Homes Ltd is known for her commitment to excellence and great quality. 2. Value Appreciation: As a wise investor, Legacy Garden City, Imota Ikorodu, is a location with high potential for future growth and great return on your investment. It is a golden opportunity that shouldn’t be missed at all. 3. Prime Location: The Legacy Garden City is located in a strategic place, with proximity to major landmarks like the Ikorodu Rice Mill, Imota roundabout, LASUTECH, Caleb University, etc. 4. Community Living: You should be part of a vibrant community of discerning residents, fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie. 5. Land Legacy: You will have an opportunity to own your estate when you buy in acres." What’s more? You can decide to pay in installment, even as low as 150,000 (for a plot) and get complete documents at full payment! Without pain and fear. Don’t sleep on this offer, as regret come with pains. Send me a message now, let’s get started.

A charter that details what local communities, organisations and employers can expect to see in the delivery of new Garden Communities programme has been approved by Tewkesbury Borough councillors. Over the last few months, we received feedback from residents, parish councils and the wider community during a series of engagement sessions and throughout a consultation process.  Changes made to the charter as a result of this feedback include:  ✅ Changing the programme to ‘a series of connected Garden Communities’ instead of Tewkesbury Garden Town.  ✅ A proposal that existing communities are engaged in the naming of the new areas as and when they come forward.   ✅ A requirement for all garden communities to be connected by well-planned, shared infrastructure.  ✅ A revised vision for the programme. Developers, local businesses and communities are now invited to officially endorse the charter as part of a joined-up approach to the delivery of the Garden Communities programme. Today, Richard Stanley, Leader of the council, added his signature. Read more and find out how to add your signature to the charter here 👇  https://lnkd.in/eC-sJXAr

🌿 Check out this article about the challenges facing the locals in Devon's "weed city." The rapid growth of grass has left the community frustrated. #Devon #WeedCity #LocalChallenges https://ift.tt/1qwDhJv

"🌿 Labhi Farms Gated Farmhouse Community: Exciting Road Development Update! 🚜 Our project is flourishing with progress as we embark on road development to enhance accessibility for our residents. Stay tuned for more updates as we pave the way to a seamless and connected community experience. #LabhiFarms #GatedCommunity #FarmhouseLiving #RoadDevelopment #ProgressUpdate"

Low Assets Low Impact: Fri 13th - Sun 15th Sept 2024 @ Nant Y Cwm Farm, Caerphilly. Cost £150 covers all content inc meals, refreshments and camp site. By pooling resources people can afford to buy more land than they can on their own but this can also be a risky venture. Poorly managing, or rushing into, such ventures can lead to later conflict both within and without such groups, putting people's personal finances at risk. This course is for people interested in learning about how they can join together to access land in a carefully considered and planned way, either by purchase or long lease, with the aim of living sustainably on it before commiting cash to such a scheme. This includes, but is not limited to; Welsh TAN6 One Planet Development Co-Housing, Housing Co-ops, Intentional Communities & Eco- villages Buy to split (subdividing) Tented camps (Yurts, Tipis, Benders) Traveller Sites (Trucks and Trailers) Park Homes. The two days of workshops and content is led by practicioners who have real life experience of successfully getting things done, founding co-ops, multi- plot projects, land trusts, sharing land, fundraising etc. These practitioners are also be available for Q&A through the weekend. The number of places is strictly limited to 30 people so to secure your place email to events@gyoh.org.uk for full booking info... Nant Y Cwm Farm was one of the first One Planet Developments in Cymru, and remains one of the very few in South East Wales. If you want to see what a One Planet Development actually looks like in practice then this is the nearest one to Pontypridd.

Smart cities are investing in their urban forests - vital for water management and combating the urban heat island effect. This is great.

Rural New York City

"🌿 Labhi Farms Gated Farmhouse Community: Exciting Road Development Update! 🚜 Our project is flourishing with progress as we embark on road development to enhance accessibility for our residents. Stay tuned for more updates as we pave the way to a seamless and connected community experience. #LabhiFarms #GatedCommunity #FarmhouseLiving #RoadDevelopment #ProgressUpdate"