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Taoiseach says housing crisis 'on cusp of changing' because of Govt policy with 'prices falling'

He said the market is levelling off with prices even starting to fall in some areas

Irish Mirror

Housing crisis 'on the cusp of change', says Taoiseach Varadkar

He also defended the Department of Housing after it emerged it had underspent its budget by €1billion between 2020 and 2022

Dublin Live

Amanda Staveley reveals stadium talks with architects as Newcastle 'desperately need to invest'

Newcastle United have held talks with architects after buying back the long-term lease to land at Strawberry Place and part-owner Amanda Staveley has admitted that the stadium needs improving

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Bristol is one of the least affordable places to rent in England

The average property in Bristol costs £1,200 a month to rent

Bristol Post

Porter Davis liquidator shuts down property firm MIG Sons & Co's buyout bid

A Melbourne-based property investment company has launched a bid to buy out troubled construction firm Porter Davis, but the liquidator handling the collapse says it does not believe the offer is credible.

ABC News

Weak pound pushes up UK property sales

Property consultant Knight Frank Thailand expects a surge of more than 40% in sales of British real estate to Thai buyers, tallying 1 billion baht, with investors and currency the main factors.

Bangkok Post

Australia's rental crisis is especially tight on the Gold Coast. How can we free up empty homes?

As rents surge and thousands face housing insecurity, statistics suggest almost three in 10 houses are empty in parts of Queensland's Gold Coast, while the national average is 10 per cent.

ABC News

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The "Denominator" Problem At Stanford Law School

At what point does a permissible protest turn into unlawful heckling?

Reason

'I added £50,000 to the value of my house by spending just £8k renovating'

Solo buyer James Boughey bought his three-bed home in a sought-after area and after a budget transformation, its value has now gone up by almost 20 per cent

Manchester Evening News

The secret that made this property developer give up all the houses he owns

"I have invested all my money into this and sold everything I had, but this project will change people's lives."

Manchester Evening News

‘It’s just been a hellride’: how the end of the affordable housing scheme is pushing families to the edge

Despite their only income being Centrelink payments, the Orlandos are ineligible for Queensland social housing – and have found the private rental market impossible

The Guardian - AU

Estate agent Pattinson reports bumper March as house price inflation and interest rates fail to deter buyers

The Wallsend firm described a fall in the number of properties coming to market but more rented out

Birmingham Post

Edinburgh flat in former whisky warehouse with views of Arthur's Seat hits market

The flat is situated just a minutes walk from Leith's Shore area and has breathtaking views of Arthur's Seat. Those selling the property are looking for offers over £245,000.

Edinburgh Live

2023’s big battle: Inflation v Australia’s working poor

inflation and rising interest rates make Fair Work Commission's annual wage review a crucial decision as families face hip-pocket pain

The New Daily

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Los Angeles Times

California has already run out of cash to help first-time home buyers. Here's what happened

LOS ANGELES — You may have seen the videos on TikTok promising something that sounds too good to be true: Free cash from the state of California to help you buy your first home. The good news is, that program actually exists! The bad news is, it's already out of…

Axios

A different kind of mortgage crisis

Banks are retreating from the mortgage market

Daily Record

Homes Under The Hammer's Martin Roberts' business goes bust with £3million debts

Martin and his wife Kirsty had shares in the firm, which ran training sessions promising to teach would-be investors how to progress

Tribune News Service

Harlan Crow, who gave lavish trips to Clarence Thomas, has donated $13M to GOP

WASHINGTON — Harlan Crow, the Dallas investor whose lavish secret trips with Justice Clarence Thomas have sparked an intense debate about Supreme Court ethics, is a GOP megadonor with many friends in high places.

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The Independent UK

Mobile home park residents form co-ops to save their homes

With rents rising at mobile home parks across the U.S., housing advocates are urging state legislatures to pass bills that would help residents buy their parks if they’re put up for sale

Daily Mirror

Firm Homes Under The Hammer's Martin Roberts fronts goes bust with £3MILLION debts

Asset Academy ran training sessions promising to teach would-be investors how to make a killing with Homes Under the Hammer star Martin Roberts giving sessions on buying at auction

Daily Mirror

Two-bed house near beach being sold for just £15,000 – cheaper than a new car

A home near Sunderland's city centre has gone on the market for £15,000 but the new owners will need to thoroughly clean and redecorate it as it's not in great condition

Edinburgh Live

Historic three-bed Edinburgh Georgian flat with views of Calton Hill hits market

This breathtaking Georgian flat in the heart of Edinburgh has come onto the market for offers over £695,000. It is located just a short walk from the Edinburgh Playhouse.

The Independent UK

Boy, 16, released on bail after schoolgirl killed in London flat fire

Metropolitan Police are treating the fire as arson

The Guardian - UK

Bidding wars: inside the super-charged fight for rental properties

Facing high demand and low supply, there is often only 48 hours to strike a deal. With some hopefuls paying £50,000 upfront to secure a home

The New Daily

Rental market is bad and likely to get even worse

The lines of hopeful tenants vying for rental properties are only expected to get longer as pressures on Australia's rental market intensify.

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