#property-sale

#property-sale

Battersea Power Station has been completely and utterly transformed over the past decade. After fully retiring as a working power station in the 1980s, it sat empty and deteriorating for the next 30 years. In 2012 it was rescued by a consortium of Malaysian investors and in 2022 it finally opened as the behemoth retail and leisure destination it is today. Now, the owners of Battersea Power Station are apparently looking to put it on the market. If they do decide to go ahead

Blakeney Parish Council expressed concerns over the developments, stating the importance of adhering to planning policies to preserve the area's character. Chair Rosemary Thew stated that the planning application for the Omaze home should be rejected to "send a clear message that planning processes must be adhered to," highlighting that the size of Larkfields had "increased considerably" and that the modifications failed to preserve and enhance the conservation area.

The spacious property in the 600 block of Las Barrancas Drive in Danville was sold on Aug. 7, 2025 for $2,205,000, or $943 per square foot. The house, built in 1970, has an interior space of 2,339 square feet. This single-story home offers a spacious layout with five bedrooms and two baths. Inside, a fireplace enhances the ambiance of the living area. The property is equipped with forced air heating and central A/C.

SAN JOSE Bernal Plaza, a San Jose shopping center featuring stores such as Staples and Ross, has been bought by a Southern California investor in what experts say signals robust interest in South Bay retail sites. Bison Partners paid $38.3 million for the retail hub, according to documents filed on Sept. 5 with the Santa Clara County Recorder's Office. The Lucky Stores supermarket site, owned by Lucky, wasn't part of the property purchase.

The Carmel Highlands General Store, with its distinctive Spanish-style buildings and proximity to Highway 1, attracts approximately 40,000 vehicles daily, enhancing its recognition in California.