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House prices: average asking price of first-time buyer homes hits record high across Britain

Across all property types, however, the average price of a home increased by a lower-than-typical £890 in April

Evening Standard

Rent hikes hitting new tenants and battlers the hardest

Rents on high-end homes climbed highest in the year to February but low-income tenants felt the pinch more while inner-city pads played post-pandemic catch-up.

AAP

Average price for first-time buyer home hits record high

The first-time buyer sector remains a challenging environment to get onto the ladder, Rightmove said

The Independent UK

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Glasgow police find four neglected children in stinking flat surrounded by rubbish

Glasgow Sheriff Court heard that police officers responded to a noise complaint and found the children inside the flat littered rubbish, bottles of alcohol and evidence of drug taking.

Glasgow Live

Asking price of properties popular with UK first-time buyers hits record

Average of £224,963 for homes with one or two bedrooms is 2% higher than a year ago, says Rightmove

The Guardian - UK

We want to buy a second home. What type of mortgage is best?

My partner and I – he is a first-time buyer – would use the property at weekends and for holiday lets

The Guardian - UK

Average price of a first-time buyer home reaches record high

Rising rents may be encouraging some first-time buyers to make the jump onto the property ladder

Wales Online

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Renters paying above advertised price for new leases, ABS data shows

Figures point to a trend in landlords leaping on lapsed leases as an opportunity to earn more from their properties

The Guardian - AU

Cities reviving downtowns by converting offices to housing

A growing number of developers are considering converting empty office towers into housing as part of an effort to revive struggling downtown business districts that emptied out during the pandemic

The Independent UK

Housing trust awarded £100k to repopulate glen with homes and woodland crofts

A HOUSING trust has been awarded nearly £100,000 to take forward a project to provide new affordable homes and woodland crofs in a Highland glen.

The National (Scotland)

City centre police station closes its doors for the final time before its redeveloped into flats

The site Trinity Road Police Station will become 104 affordable flats with a smaller police station below

Bristol Post

NZ citizenship shift could push welfare cost: coalition

The opposition says recent NZ citizenship changes in Australia could put pressure on housing and welfare payments.

AAP

The rape and defamation lawsuit against Donald Trump brought by writer E. Jean Carroll starts this week: What to know

The first of three bombshell cases facing Donald Trump in his home state will head to trial this week in a civil rape lawsuit brought by writer E. Jean Carroll — including allegations waiting five years to make it before a panel of New Yorkers.

Tribune News Service

Average price tag on a first-time buyer home hits record high

The first-time buyer sector remains a challenging environment to get onto the ladder, Rightmove said.

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ABC News

Think you're on a 'rental blacklist'? Here's how it may have happened, and what to do about it

With rental vacancy rates at record lows, even the possibility of being blacklisted from finding a property is enough to terrify tenants. So how does "rental blacklisting" work, and what can you do about it?

Tribune News Service

How rich are the US Supreme Court justices?

WASHINGTON — The nine Supreme Court justices in total are worth at least $24 million. Or it might be closer to $68 million.

Los Angeles Times

Luxury LA hillside development in severe fire danger zone? Plan sparks protests

LOS ANGELES — A 20-year battle over the fate of a rugged, verdant hillside in Los Angeles is barreling toward an epic conclusion as developers move forward with plans to construct a luxury housing project in the Verdugo Mountains, above the Sunland-Tujunga neighborhood.

Salon

The end of FX's fearless "Snowfall"

Here's what you should have learned after six years of "Snowfall," John Singleton's drama of the '80s crack era

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Dublin Live

Housing crisis Ireland: Government 'will pay for building of affordable apartments'

The Cabinet is set to consider a package aiming to reduce the cost of construction and will increase grants for the renovation of vacant homes

Daily Record

Woman claims neighbours are making her life a misery over parking row

The female said the people living next door to her have issues with her parking on her own driveway, claiming they 'own the land'.

Daily Mirror

Terrified mum with severely ill baby forced to 'squat in own home' after being evicted

Terrified Keely Elliott, whose one-year-old son Kario is battling a rare heart condition, fears she may have to wait five years before she finds council accommodation

Edinburgh Live

Angry neighbour says she will take homeowner to court - for parking in own driveway

The woman says her next door neighbour is threatening to take her to court after she parked - on her own driveway.

The Guardian - UK

Men who escaped fire in crowded London flat face homelessness

Men of Bangladeshi origin say they cannot find homes after paying landlord to live in ‘humiliating’ conditions

Daily Mirror

'My neighbour is claiming I can't park on my own driveway - he's threatening me'

A woman has revealed that her 'territorial' neighbours are threatening to take her to court for parking on her own driveway after claiming that they 'own the land'

Manchester Evening News

Terrified mum-of-two 'squatting in her own home' after being served eviction notice

The terrified mum-of-two has been served a letter from her landlord ending her tenancy while she struggles to care for her gravely ill baby

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