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'We need action now': regional crime gap keeps growing

Crime rates between the country and city are getting worse in NSW as Australia's first women's safety commissioner begins work to address family violence.

AAP · Mar 13, 2024

Ground rent not legally or commercially necessary, says UK watchdog

CMA says government may have to step in to protect leaseholders, as thousands in England and Wales remain trapped in contracts

The Guardian - UK · Mar 13, 2024

Sydney’s Wharf Apartment is a heritage maritime space that evokes a coastal holiday home

Lawless & Meyerson’s Wharf Apartment is a careful, contemporary residential transformation in Sydney’s Finger Wharf that taps into the property's historic character

Wallpaper · Mar 13, 2024

Latino Homeownership Approaches 50% as Rates Continue to Climb in the U.S.

A new report by NAHREP reveals that there are now over 9.5 million Latino households owning their homes

Latin Times · Mar 12, 2024

Mortgage rates: Bank of England reveals sharp rise in arrears as interest rate hikes hit homeowners

The £20.3 billion problem – home loans behind on payments up 50% year-on-year

Evening Standard · Mar 12, 2024

9 Tips to Successfully Rent Out Your Home

Many people don't want to sell homes with low mortgages, so a more attractive option is renting. There are many steps to make renting out your home work.

Kiplinger · Mar 12, 2024

American dream of owning a home is dead, majority of renters say

Exclusive: most renters surveyed by Harris Poll say the areas they live in have become so unaffordable they are ‘barely livable’

The Guardian - US · Mar 12, 2024

Jains WestMinster row | Madras High Court directs builder to disclose all details regarding its financial health

Madras High Court directs Jain Housing to disclose financial details and address safety concerns in Chennai residential towers.

The Hindu · Mar 12, 2024

House market slump hits Persimmon profit as south and east counties stay "weak"

Shares in the York-based firm fall after drop in annual profit and slowdown in completions

Evening Standard · Mar 12, 2024

Return of tower residents not 'mathematically possible'

Lawyers for the Victorian government say a plan to demolish and rebuild 44 public housing towers did not breach human rights despite failing to consult tenants.

AAP · Mar 12, 2024