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71 year old woman being made homeless so BBC Ghosts fans can stay in her house
Baschea Walsh says she feels "absolutely sick" to leave the cottage on the estate where the hit sitcom was filmed.
So a 71 year old woman is being evicted from her home of 20 years so the land owner can capitalise on the fame of West Horsley Place, where Ghosts (2019-2023) was filmed, and turn her nearby cottage into a holiday let for Ghosts fans. This amazingly against the spirit of the show and fandom.
If you're a fan of Ghosts or just generally don't like to see people made homeless for profit, consider emailing:
Oh, and if this goes ahead and Ms Walsh is evicted, there has to be a blanket fandom boycott of this rental property, because this is absolutely foul.
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Mayor Mamdani and Governor Hochul have secured New York state’s first tax on luxury second homes, calling it a major win for taxing the rich.
"If you can afford a $5 million second home that sits empty most of the year, you can afford to contribute like every other New Yorker,” - Hochul
The annual fee applies to homes worth more than $5 million for owners who mostly do not live in New York full time. It is aimed at ultrawealthy people who use New York real estate to store wealth without actually living here. The plan will raise more than $500 million a year.
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