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As Galleys Field Court was a huge success (selling out 32 apartments in 6 days) we have decided to launch a brand new development ahead of schedule. St Marys & Town Field Villas, is a collection of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments within an assisted living development in the very centre of Doncaster. These apartments are priced from £168,235 for a 1 bedroom apartment which will give you an 8.5% NET return which is assured for 25 years with Yale Housing association, a Charitable Community Benefit Society (CBS) registered charity. The apartments are completed for immediate income and come with an 8.5% NET return which is assured for 25 years! The income increases every year in line with CPI too. The Stamp duty and legal fee costs will be paid for by the developer on the next 10 reservations, saving approx. £7,000!
Apartment | Bedrooms | Apartment Price | Weekly Guaranteed Rent | Annual Guaranteed Rent for Year 1 | St Mary’s & Town Field Villas | 1 | £168,235 | £275 | £14,300 |
Investment key features: - Assisted living – accommodation.
- Private health care tenants
- 1-bedroom apartments £168,235
- 8.5% NET rental income for a 25-year lease
- 25-year lease with Yale Housing association
- Commissioned by Local Council
- Rents are collected by Yale from DWP (Central Government - Department of Work and Pensions)
- Location: Rutland Street, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN1 2BG
Each apartment is priced and returns as follows: 1 Bedroom Price £168,235 - Weekly Rent £275
- Annual Rent £14,300
- Annual NET Return 8.5%
£14,300 NET x 25 years = £357,300 NET FRI Lease (Fully Repaired and Insured) Yale takes on all aspects of repairs, maintenance, and insurance for the property for the entire length of lease. Leases are CPI linked and reviewed every year i.e. payments would increase each year inline with CPI (Inflation) up to a maximum of 5% per year Projected rental returns at 2% per year CPI = £459,000 Price & Payment plan - £5,000 deposit to reserve
- Remaining balance on completion at the end of April
For more information please contact me on my office number +44(0)161 772 1370 or WhatsApp me on +44(0)7515 854 468 Kind Regards Tom Cooper
| | | As our brave military heroes and their K-9 counterparts make unimaginable sacrifices every day to keep us safe and free, it couldn't be more important to show them we have their backs. But with just one day left until our goal deadline for this exclusive match, you still haven't taken advantage of this opportunity to honor our K-9 teams and all of our service members: K-9 teams can spend their whole military careers together: One U.S. Army corporal has spent over six years with his trusted four-legged soldier and best friend, Pearl. They've grown and learned so much from each other, from initial deployments in Afghanistan to their current posting in Kosovo. Every K-9 relationship is built on training, trust, faith and sacrifice — values that all our military heroes share. And the least patriotic Americans can do for them is ensure they have all the support they need and deserve. You're one of our most dedicated military supporters, so we’re counting on YOU to step up right away and support our K-9 teams and our service members around the world: Please, rush a matched donation now to help ensure our K-9 heroes and all our brave heroes and all our brave heroes in uniform have the resources they need no matter what comes their way.** Thank you for helping us show our troops they're not forgotten. Lex Kelly |
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We’ve officially made the move! Find us at our new and improved home: Wellfound.com. This reflects our new identity as Wellfound, the best place for startups and talent to connect. Don’t worry, you don’t need to do anything. All your bookmarks and links will automatically redirect you to the new domain. We hope you enjoy our new look and feel, along with some exciting new features. Thank you for being part of our community! The Wellfound Team |
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SVB collapses—and is ready for VC money again Silicon Valley Bank—which does business with nearly half of all U.S. venture-backed startups—collapsed. It’s the biggest bank failure since 2008, which has a lot of people in “the Bay” like totally freaking out. “You could feel the mania and the panic and the concern and the interest,” a nearby prof told NPR. SVB claimed to do business with 44% of U.S. venture-backed technology and healthcare IPOs. And that means a lot of people in tech are impacted. The bank lost $1.8B on a sale of U.S. treasuries, triggering a “run on the bank” and subsequent fed takeover. A newly appointed CEO already is urging VCs to bring their money back. Chat GPT 4.0 Can Color! ChatGPT is getting in touch with its creative side. The newly released 4.0 is in full color and carries a beat—that is, it incorporates images and music. OpenAI says it also produces “safer and more useful responses.” Bonus: Chat can now process up to 25k words at a time. (Note to teachers: increase those assignment lengths.) Like Madonna, Zuck wants you to express yourself Meta is scaling back its workforce even more as it steers to new AI waters. Since going all-in on the Metaverse in 2022—and losing $24B in the process—Meta has laid off thousands of employees, setting up a pivot to generative AI. The new project is called LLaMA: “large language model Meta AI.” While similar to ChatGPT, Zuck says his baby is more focused on using AI to build “creative and expressive tools.” (Quick! Close that tab!) Big Tech is watching When the world went all-remote during Covid, big companies went all Big Brother—deploying spy bots to track their employees’ every movement. This surveillance software is increasingly sophisticated, complete with eye tracing, biometric data collection, and an AI-driven cyber-boss (bully?) that reprimands you for spending too much time on Facebook. Microsoft goes negative in a good way Microsoft is pairing up with Running Tide to get to a “carbon-negative” footprint by 2030. Running Tide creates biodegradable buoys on which they intend to create kelp farms, reducing water acidity and absorbing CO2. They then sink to the ocean floor as algae. Though, there is some disagreement about the soundness of the science behind it. |
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With all the fluctuations in the job market the last few years, it seems employees are looking to know a little bit more about the job they’re applying for before the interview. Nearly 3/4 of job listings in NYC, and 2/3 of listings in California now include pay information. |
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Silicon Valley Bank failure could wipe out 'a whole generation of startups' (NPR) GPT-4: new features, visual input, availability, and more (Digitaltrends) Meta’s “year of efficiency” means job cuts, less metaverse, and more generative AI, (Quartz) What to Do When Your Boss Is Spying on You (Wired) These companies want to go beyond batteries to store energy (MIT Technology Review) Why team culture is just important as company culture (Wellfound Blog) |
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Experts Wanted: Top Startups Hiring $100k+ Engineering Talent Despite a general pull-back of hiring across tech, there’s still plenty of good news to be found. That’s especially true for senior software engineers who are experts in languages including C++, Javascript, Node.js, TypeScript, React and Ruby. Plenty of startups in a range of industries are still offering generous pay and a long list of benefits. Top companies hiring $100k+ software engineering talent include: Bubble (no-code design), CareMessage (healthcare), Proven (skincare), Vivian (healthcare), Kappa (finance), Kurtosis (software developement) and Xander (augmented reality). |
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“Partner with others coming up. Help people out, and they, in turn, will help you. Build a community that sustains you. Don’t be afraid to give.” -Jake Dyal, Principal, Certus Group |
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What we're reading - Why you shouldn’t list certifications on LinkedIn (Interviewing.io)
- An A.I. Start-Up Boomed, but Now It Faces a Slowing Economy and New Rules (New York Times)
- The next generation of AI for developers and Google Workspace (Google)
- Volkswagen Plans Almost $200 Billion in Investment Focusing on EVs, New Tech (Wall Street Journal)
- Meta considering a standalone social network that sounds a lot like Twitter (CNN)
- Uber, Lyft Score Victory as California Court Affirms Right to Treat Drivers as Contractors (Wall Street Journal)
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Richmond, Calif.-based Moxion Power, a manufacturer of clean, mobile energy storage technology, raised a $100M Series B led by Tamarack Global with participation from Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund and Microsoft’s Climate Innovation Fund. They’re hiring software engineers, systems engineers, and managerial staff. New-York based SWORD Health, a clinical digital musculoskeletal company at the forefront of tech and healthcare, raised $163M from Sapphire Ventures and others. They’re hiring product designers, front- and back-end engineers, data scientists, and mobile developers. Denver-based Crusoe Energy raised a $350M Series C with participation from Robert Downey Jr.’s FootPrint Coalition Ventures. They’re hiring software engineers, cloud designers, electricians, and mechanics. |
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| Certus Group Data Engineering technology focused startup
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| Xander Using AR to improve interpersonal communication
1 open role
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Help us spread the word: we'll pay you $200 for every friend you get hired through Wellfound! |
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