im always on google maps just walkin around

extremely self indulgent

((this is also available on inprnt ))

tony-the-intelligent-goon:

capatalismnt:

Please don’t pay for his music.

This is actually a sensationalist headline. It’s actually to keep paparazzi out of his property and give him some privacy. I don’t really give two shits about him or his music, but it’s shitty everyone is jumpin his ass over misreported bullshit.

Literally from the article:

“After details of his planning application were reported in April, Sheeran took aim at a tabloid newspaper, saying: ‘Your story is b——s, I have done lots of work in the past for Crisis and Shelter and would never build railings outside my home for that reason. The reason was to keep the paps that you employ from being on my doorstep.’”

Just your daily reminder that many journalists lack basic journalistic integrity and value clicks above everything else.

iloveamelia:

i deserve unrestricted access to old churches and castles i want to know all the secrets

end0skeletal:

by m-eralp

http://hapsburg.tumblr.com/post/176066863578/audio_player_iframe/hapsburg/tumblr_nvcjgoLw681uayzz1?audio_file=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.tumblr.com%2Faudio_file%2Fhapsburg%2F176066863578%2Ftumblr_nvcjgoLw681uayzz1

animalmusicthemes:

end0skeletal:

by

Georg Scharf

Vancouver property owners ‘panic’ to rent as vacancy tax implemented

queeranarchism:

fycanadianpolitics:

chippyskit:

fycanadianpolitics:

Under the new rules, homes that are not occupied for at least six months of the year are subject to a tax of one per cent of the property’s assessed value. The deadline to rent out empty dwellings was July 1.

Fazli said many of the people he has talked to are thinking of renting or selling their properties. He recently met with a woman who owns three empty properties in Vancouver — and says one of them is now listed for rent, another will be listed shortly and she is thinking of selling the third.

“This is a scenario of someone who is kind of in a panic now and needs to rent them out,” he said. […]

amazing

Why were they empty?

they’re meant to be investment properties, bought, left empty, and then sold a year or few later for huge profit as housing values continue to rise. it’s a massive part of the bc housing bubble, and why despite so much new construction it’s still so difficult to find rental housing

the fact that these landlords are panicking because they might have to actually use their housing properties as housing rather than finance capital is deeply funny

& good step towards creating more and cheaper housing for rent.