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'Absurd' and 'soulless' plan to turn historic Newcastle bowling alley into flats rejected by council

Proposals to convert the former MFA Bowl in Westgate Road into housing were labelled 'bland and unimaginative'

Chronicle Live

Property experts encouraged by 'green shoots' as mortgage approvals rise

Home-buyer mortgage approvals have increased for the first time in six months

Manchester Evening News

Mortgage approvals to home-buyers increase for first time in six months

Some 43,500 mortgages were approved for house purchase in February, up from 39,600 in January, according to Bank of England figures.

The Independent UK

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Housing market 'completely altered' as first quarter prices fall for the first time in decade

'The invasion of Ukraine and the associated shift in macroeconomic conditions, especially the rise in inflation and in interest rates, has completely altered conditions in the [housing] market'

Dublin Live

Kuwait Jails Defendants in One of Largest Money Laundering Cases

The Criminal Court in Kuwait ruled that a member of the ruling family, his partner, and two expatriates be imprisoned for 10 years, and a lawyer for 7 years, obliging them to return one billion dollars and fining them jointly an amount of 145 million Kuwaiti dinars (equivalent to half…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Home Office plans to put migrants on barges and cruise ships

‘Direction of travel’ towards using offshore vessels, as minister sets out plans to use RAF bases

The Independent UK

Afternoon Update: all eyes on RBA as inflation slows; Hillsong founder’s DUI charge; and amateur prospector’s $250,000 find

Annual inflation rate dropped in February to 6.8% – the slowest pace since June last year

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Finnieston foundry to be demolished and replaced with flats after Scottish Government ruling

The Scottish Government has ruled that a historic foundry in Finnieston can be demolished and replaced with a 10-storey block of flats after objections were raised about plans.

Glasgow Live

How 11 south Londoners escaped the rental trap thanks to genuinely affordable community housing scheme

The homes at Citizen’s House in Lewisham cost from just £215,000 — no wonder 400 people applied. We meet the 11 lucky homeowners moving in

Evening Standard

Leaked email shows RBH told staff it was 'not racist' days after Awaab inquest - as damning report shows 'disturbing' prejudices and 'lazy assumptions'

A new investigation has highlighted 'wholly unacceptable' attitudes

Manchester Evening News

Strategy to help Broadmeadow grow five times the size of city centre

City of Newcastle on Tuesday endorsed preparation of a "Broadmeadow Place Strategy" to coordinate growth of the precinct.

Newcastle Herald

Animal shelters and pounds report increase in surrendered animals across NSW due to rental squeeze

Newcastle woman Cynthia has been denied hundreds of rentals partly because of her pet dog, but she would rather be homeless than surrender her furry friend.

ABC News

Vulnerable Australians may miss out on housing fund

Vulnerable Australians might miss out on affordable housing as Labor's key policy hits a major roadblock, failing to clinch the support needed.

AAP

Tenant anger over landlord's plan to convert entire row of North Hobart flats into short stay

A landlord's plans to convert an entire row of terrace-house flats into short-stay accommodation may end tenants' leases in the midst of the rental crisis.

ABC News

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Evening Standard

Social landlord said living with mould was ‘OK and acceptable’, report finds

Refugees were considered “lucky” to have a roof over their heads at a housing association where a young boy died after exposure to mould, a report has found.

ABC News

Queensland renters facing the prospect of giving up groceries to keep a roof over their heads

In a few months, the rent for Stacey Paul's Brisbane home — where she has lived for 10 years — will increase by $250 a week. And despite the financial stress, she does not dare leave.

Irish Mirror

Man takes on squatters at own game after they move into grieving mum's house

Flash from California took matters into his own hands when it came to squatters - but warned against people doing the same

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar warns of constraints in delivering 67,000 homes on State-owned lands

Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns said that it is "pathetic" that it has taken the Land Development Agency (LDA) five years to compile a report on the number of homes that could be built on land owned by the State

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Daily Mirror

Awaab Ishak landlord saw refugees in mouldy properties as 'lucky' to have a home

Rochdale Boroughwide Housing (RBH) had a culture of "othering" which saw staff hold prejudices and "lazy assumptions" about asylum seekers and refugees, the Housing Ombudsman said

Tribune News Service

US housing cools further, with prices down 3% from the peak

The U.S. housing slump stretched into a seventh month in January.

Cinemablend

Reese Witherspoon Sold A Bunch Of Real Estate Last Year. Was It A Sign Her Divorce From Jim Toth Was Coming?

Reese Witherspoon and husband Jim Toth made some real estate moves last year. An expert spoke out about their assets.

Manchester Evening News

Mould seen as 'standard repair' by RBH worker a month before Awaab died despite pregnant mum's distress, damning report reveals

The Housing Ombudsman says the landlord should have escalated concerns

Wales Online

Refugees told they were 'lucky' to have roof over their heads at mould death housing association

Awaab Ishak, two, died after exposure to mould in a flat owned by RBH. A report said staff made “lazy assumptions” about asylum seekers

Edinburgh Live

Midlothian village with no bus service to get almost 400 new homes

Councillors called for developer contributions to be used to reinstate a bus service in the village of Auchendinny after they were told it was withdrawn because of a lack of passengers

The Independent UK

Residents treated in dismissive ways at Awaab Ishak housing association – report

Residents were treated in dismissive, inappropriate or unsympathetic ways and were sometimes subjected to derogatory language, the ombudsman said.

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