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Converting offices to housing is hard. These changes could make it easier

PORTLAND, Oregon — Stroll around America's vacant downtowns, and a seemingly obvious solution emerges to the housing shortages and homelessness problems in many states: Why not turn all those unoccupied offices into living spaces? Especially in cities such as Portland, where the office vacancy rate in the urban core peaked…

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Oprah's neighbours fear home renovations may have detrimental effects on properties

American talk show host Oprah Winfrey has reportedly had a wall built on her Montecito estate, but her neighbours fear that the erection of said wall may damage the neighbourhood

Daily Mirror

A timeline of Trump’s marriages and sexual assault allegations ahead of E Jean Carroll trial

Columnist E Jean Carroll’s rape and defamation trial against one-time president is set to begin next week

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Plans to build more holiday lets in Beadnell and Dunstan blocked

There was a warning accepting one of the proposals would have had huge implications across the country

Chronicle Live

More than 100 'much-needed' family homes to be built on Bilborough playing fields

A 130-home development will be built on playing fields next to Westbury School on St Martins Road, Bilborough.

Nottingham Post

Glasgow housing associations expect rent debt to rise as they face 'huge challenges'

The council is entering into a 'strategic agreement' with the city's largest housing association

Glasgow Live

‘Nightmare situation’: Australians turn to youth refuges and camper vans as rental crisis deepens

As rents soar and properties are snapped up before even being inspected, those living on the bottom line are hit the hardest

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Sefton Council to buy first council homes in decades from its own housing company

There could be 46 new council owned homes acquired in Sefton over the next five years

Liverpool Echo

NSW’s most popular holiday spots divided over limits on short-term holiday rentals

Not all councils agree on best way to tackle homelessness caused in part by popularity of short-term rentals such as Airbnb

The Guardian - AU

People on the move: key North East appointments and promotions

Companies featuring in this week's round-up include MCM Group, Karbon Homes, Kingston, Haines Watts and Hay & Kilner

Birmingham Post

Edinburgh guidance on holiday lets changed after council accused of creating 'loophole'

Councillors agreed to re-word the guidance after activists said the final draft proposed by officials risked undermining the council's crackdown on short-term lets.

Edinburgh Live

Michael Gove’s housing reforms are the only ray of light in this doomed government

Instead of caving in to the building lobby, he is trying to return power to the people, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

Fire in historic city centre flats leaves tenants temporarily homeless and belongings destroyed

Residents will be accommodated elsewhere in the Iveagh Trust and by Dublin City Council in emergency accommodation and hotels

Dublin Live

All the latest East Midlands appointments and promotions

Changes at Clayton & Brewill, V Formation, Hospital Services, Redrow Homes, Nottingham and East Shilton building societies, Colton Packaging and more

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Edinburgh Live

First look at new Edinburgh village boasting 236 homes with shops and allotments

A new village could be built in Edinburgh to offer a 20-minute neighbourhood set up. The development would boast 236 homes with 75 per cent to be affordable housing.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian house plan granted despite a lack of public transport

A site on the fringe of Armadale can be used for a house as councillors agree it's unlikely a bus service will ever remove the need for a car in the area.

Daily Mirror

Moment landlord breaks through tenant's front door with a SAW in terrifying video

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT - Dr Muhammed Raheel said he, his wife and two daughters are living in fear after his landlord tried to break into his home twice in a row over unpaid rent

Leeds Live

Rotting Leeds estate set to be torn down and demolished

Kingsdale Court in Seacroft in a state of decay and Leeds City Council has suggested it is likely to be demolished

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Daily Record

Dad's newbuild nightmare as garage used as 'show home office' for five years

Oliver Sims, who is a father to three young children, signed an agreement with the builder but now revealed he feels like an 'afterthought'.

Miami Herald

The Week Ahead: The hot winter and much cooler spring

The new year got going with a bang. Instead of the economic gloom many had forecast, American companies kept hiring and American consumers kept spending. Investors will see evidence of that strength when the first-look first quarter gross domestic product report is released on Thursday in the week ahead.

Daily Record

Man shocked to find neighbour built 'small house' in his garden

The man was left speechless after visiting his late grandfathers home and finding a house and playground built on the property by his next door neighbour.

Daily Record

Developers pledge to preserve wildlife and green space at one of West Lothian's largest new villages

Detailed plans for the first 412 properties at the landmark redevelopment of Bangour Village in have just been granted planning permission by West Lothian Council.

Evening Standard

Why I live in Notting Hill: haircare queen Charlotte Mensah on the glitzy London enclave where community ties run deep

Haircare queen and salon owner Charlotte Mensah, who counts Edward Enninful and Zadie Smith among friends and clients, on why community ties run deep in Notting Hill

Evening Standard

Bayswater bedsit listed to rent for £1,240 a month — but doesn’t have a private toilet

The £1,240pcm property, close to Hyde Park, has a bunk bed and a built-in shower unit

Bristol Post

Young West Country couple found dead together in 'very rare' case

Police described the circumstances of their deaths as having been 'very rare' but 'entirely coincidental'

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