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Blackhouses not bungalows - the design code for new builds on the Outer Hebrides

A SHORTAGE of housing on the Western Isles - and particularly of new builds – has contributed to what many see as a threat to the way of life on…

The National (Scotland)

House prices are leaving scenic rural Scottish towns at ‘tipping point’

IF you want to live in the most desirable place in Scotland, be prepared to fork out in the region of £900,000.

The National (Scotland)

Treasurer Jim Chalmers: We’ll deal with the states directly if Greens block housing initiative

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he's willing to work with states and territories to boost funding for housing.

The New Daily

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Toowoomba carer in housing stress faces uncertain future despite federal budget welfare boost

Toowoomba's Petrina Haworth is finding it impossible secure a new rental home for herself and her 25-year-old daughter, who requires care, to the point she has filled a notebook with her list of rental inspections.

ABC News

Going halves: are shared equity schemes the answer in Australia’s pricey property market?

Nonprofit schemes aim to help first home buyers who cannot rely on ‘the bank of mum and dad’ – but they have their limits

The Guardian - AU

Housing advocates warn GOP spending plan would be 'disastrous'

Housing advocates are raising the alarm about House Republicans’ plan to dramatically cut the federal deficit to raise the debt ceiling

The Independent UK

Cost of capacity blunder laid bare as Renfrewshire Council prepares to find £45 million for new school

The eye-watering figure has been released as part of a report to next week's education board.

Daily Record

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The great migration in T.N.: away from metros, towards small towns

The idea of retaining talent in IT/ITeS sectors has become frustratingly painful, after the COVID-19 pandemic, when office rules were relaxed or suspended, for corporates to allow for hybrid working and work-from-home models, leading to sections of the workforce moving back to their hometowns. It has become nearly impossible to…

The Hindu

More mortgage pain to come as some to pay £200 more a month, experts warn

The trend towards homeowners taking out longer fixed-rate mortgages has delayed the impact of rising interest rates on some households

The Independent UK

Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner proposes moving homeless population to federal-owned Pinkenba COVID facility

Adrian Schrinner commits $1 million to relocating people living in the city's parks to the empty $400 million COVID quarantine centre near the airport, but has not spoken to the federal government, which owns the facility.

ABC News

More mortgage pain to come for homeowners, says think tank

The trend towards homeowners taking out longer fixed-rate mortgages has delayed the impact of rising interest rates on some households.

The Independent UK

Thanasiri open to partnership model

MAI-listed developer Thanasiri Group is open to partnerships with investors and landlords as the land and building tax nudges owners to utilise their assets.

Bangkok Post

Chicago cops’ racist social media posts detailed in new COPA report

It stems from an investigation into posts made amid a controversy over affordable housing in Jefferson Park that led to 3 cops quitting and 2 now fighting suspensions.

Chicago Sun-Times

Edinburgh Council insist crackdown on short term lets 'lawful'

At the second day of a judicial review the council defended it's policy, which a group of landlords have argued would 'wipe out' operators.

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Manchester Evening News

Seven areas of Greater Manchester where house prices are falling drastically

All hope is not lost for house hunters, as the average cost to buy a home is becoming cheaper in some parts of the region

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Tory housing policy: profits ahead of people

Editorial: No 10 blocked a vote-winning proposal to end leaseholding – wary of picking a fight with wealthy donors

Bristol Post

Plan for new Bristol homes on busy road refused after parking concerns

Developers will now not be allowed to build the new homes, after fears that it could become harder for drivers to park

Manchester Evening News

'Concern' as 17 homeless people in temporary housing given 28-day notice to leave

Manchester city council has assured those affected that ‘no one will end up on the streets'

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Dublin Live

Harrington street tenant describes anti-social behaviour near accommodation

Residents of a property in Harrington Street were served eviction notices late last year and had to vacate the property yesterday

Daily Mirror

Renter left seething over 'scum' landlord's cleaning inspection checklist

A renter has shared the extensive list of demands his landlord has issued before a routine inspection of the property, which includes things live turning over the soil in the garden

StockNews.com

3 Industrial Stocks to Supercharge Your Portfolio Now

Despite macroeconomic challenges, the industrial sector remains stable thanks to consistent demand. So, investors could consider buying fundamentally solid industrial stocks Vinci (VCISY), Comfort Systems (FIX), and Sterling Infrastructure (STRL). Read on.

The Independent UK

Trump campaign uses footage from Ukraine in attempt to depict Americans suffering from rising housing costs

‘This video was made 100 per cent in Ukraine during war in real sheltered basement in my city,’ Yevhen Shkolenko says

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh dad 'unable to see son' while trapped in mouldy council flat

His partner Andrea Jones, 32, recently lost her mum who lived across the landing and also reported an array of issues with her living conditions before she passed away.

The Week

The return of deposit-free mortgages: should you apply?

Tenants have a chance to escape the “rental trap” with the return of zero-deposit mortgages.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's notorious Bellgrove Hotel, once compared to 'Soviet Gulag', could be partially demolished

The hotel, described as 'like a Soviet gulag', was bought by the council and a housing association in 2021 and is now set to be redeveloped.

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