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The 1700 block of West Broadway will soon be re-energized with new tenants following last year's departure of Future Shop. The second-floor space above Pier 1 Imports, Starbucks, and Shoppers Drug Mart is going to become a Bed Bath & Beyond store. According to the Crestwell Realty Inc. website, the U.S.-based homestyle-furnishings retailer will occupy 38,267 square feet. Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. has a market capitalization of more than US$7 billion. As of last November, it had 1,526 stores under various names, with more than 1,000 operating as Bed Bath & Beyond outlets. The U.S. home-furnishings retailer will move into space formerly occupied by Future Shop. Crestwell Realty Inc. At the end of 2015, Pearle Vision and the bedding store DreamMakers each vacated their premises, which were between Starbucks and Pier 1 Imports.It didn't take long for Tilley Endurables to take over the 2,203 square feet formerly occupied by DreamMakers.The family-owned travel-wear an...

But they approached construction from very different perspectives. “Set design is a more one-sided thing,” Ms. Delson said. “It may not have to be visible from every view. It may not have to stand up on its own. A home needs to be three-dimensional and durable.” Photo HEIRLOOMS Alexander Dodge’s father designed the dining table as a housewarming gift. The piano belonged to Mr. Dodge’s great-aunt. Credit Nicole Bengiveno/The New York Times They were in full agreement that every inch of the 1,700-square-foot space had to count, because Mr. Dodge, 34, wanted the loft, on 17th Street in Chelsea, to double as his office. “I said we have to design it like a ship,” he said. “I needed to have space for three other people to work here. I wanted to have access to my library. I travel a lot for business so when I am in New York, I like to be home as much as possible. It’s nice having a 30-second commute.” The office is tucked into a corner of the apartment behind doors, and a row of five clock...

Your A-level results are in the bag and you’ve won a place at one of Newcastle’s universities. But where are you going to live? Students are increasingly cash-strapped due to rising living, travel and utility costs. Scrapped grants and raised fees are not helping either. Some flats can cost a fortune, with increasing builds which look they are designed for City bankers, not cash-strapped students. Planners say rooms are getting posher because restrictions on multiple occupancy homes are tighter, but the result is accommodation which is beyond the means of many. Often, the annual rent leaves little change from your maintenance loan of up £8,430 a year. But don’t fret, there are more affordable options. The best value comes in house shares. Renting your own place - even a modest studio - can be quite expensive. Socially, especially for first year students, it may be best to apply for official university accommodation , as this means you are most likely to be living with people wh...

An artist's rendering of The Parker,a project from Townline in Vancouver. Supplied. [PNG Merlin Archive] PNG PNG Savvy buyers of new apartments in Metro Vancouver tend to do their research on who’s building them. Good reputations take years to develop and the people at Townline are using the company’s reputation for quality in their sales pitch for The Parker, a new 47-home development in the ever- popular Cambie corridor . Townline is a local operation that has been building homes in Vancouver since 1981. Back then, it was single-family homes, but the company has since branched out to building multi-family homes, mixed-use buildings, rental apartments and non- market developments in Metro Vancouver and on Vancouver Island. “Buyers in today’s market are increasingly choosing developments based on the reputation of the developers,” said Chris Colbeck, Townline’s vice-president of sales and marketing. “A big part of our sales pitch at The Parker is that we’re a local developer. W...