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Rental hikes limited to once a year to head off housing crisis, Queensland Premier announces

Rent hikes will be limited to once a year rather than every six months, Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk tells parliament ahead of a housing crisis round table.

ABC News

Contractor accused of bribing Cook County assessor staffer

Alex Nitchoff is charged with conspiring to bribe a key employee handling commercial properties with home improvement goods and services, jewelry, meals and sports tickets.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Desperate need’ for action on housing future fund

Housing and homelessness bodies are urging parliamentarians to fast-track the establishment of a national fund in order to begin addressing the nation's crises.

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Queensland moves to slow pace of residential rent hikes

The Queensland government's move to reduce the frequency of rent increases has been welcomed by social service advocates but panned by the real estate sector.

AAP

Infrastructure Victoria calls for fast-tracked development, abolishment of stamp duty to make Melbourne housing affordable

Victoria's independent infrastructure adviser is calling on the state government to fast-track approvals of good quality townhouses in Melbourne's established suburbs and phase out stamp duty.

ABC News

Buyer's agent Jack Henderson's links to selling agent raises questions about perceived conflicts of interest in sector

When Greig used a buyer's agent to help him purchase a home, he was unaware of the agent's business links to the real estate agent selling the property. As more would-be buyers seek professional help, his story raises questions about the management of perceived conflicts of interest in the sector.

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Clearwater Developments transforms hall into homes thanks to £770k funding

The former care facility at Westfield Hall in Sunderland will be turned into private homes retaining original features

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'Desperate need' for action on housing future fund

Housing and homelessness bodies are urging parliamentarians to fast-track the establishment of a national fund in order to begin addressing the nation's crises.

AAP

Reform push to stop middle Melbourne home 'lockout'

Victoria's infrastructure advisory body has laid out a plan for the government to make it easier for people to buy homes in established parts of Melbourne.

AAP

Minister weighs Auckland housing density delay

Environment Minister David Parker is considering an Auckland Council request to delay planning changes for more intense housing in the city - and his ministry is seeking more information on the post-flooding proposal.

Newsroom.co.nz

Plans to transform East Lothian Second World War toilet block into a family home

The out-building is thought to have been a female toilet block used by the auxiliary air force during the Second World War. Plans have been drawn up which would see it make way for a family home

Edinburgh Live

'The situation is causing me severe anxiety' - Ian Bailey to be evicted from west Cork home

The news comes after the Government voted to lift the eviction ban at the end of this month

Irish Mirror

'Cheapest' Nottingham house up for sale right now has price tag of £60,000

The three-bed in Sherwood is being auctioned this month

Nottingham Post

'We've been living with mould and damp for eight years' - family with 11-month-old baby

They can't get rehoused 'other than a high-rise'

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Clampdown on nuisance begging and ‘disruptive’ council housing tenants in new anti-social behaviour laws

Landlords will get greater powers to evict tenants who are ‘persistently disrespectful and disruptive to their neighbours’

The Guardian - UK

Could office blocks be the next big casualty of the banking crisis?

Higher interest rates and cuts in lending pile pressure on commercial property sector after hit from hybrid working

Evening Standard

Business rates revaluation could hit smaller companies in some London areas

The business rates revaluation that comes in next month could create a barrier for affordable offices in some parts of London and hit smaller companies, new research suggests.

Wales Online

Neighbour loses 12-year fight over terraced extension that 'blocks light' from his home

Work was done without planning permission in 2012 but the homeowner has now been told the property can remain as it is

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Birmingham Post

Investment giant Vanguard to open first UK office outside London in city centre landmark

Starling Bank, Santander UK, RSM and Xero have all signed up to take space in the building in recent months

Birmingham Post

Works starts on final phase of Redditch Gateway

Stoford is leading development of two new grade A warehouses that will deliver around 450,000 sq ft of logistics accommodation to the market

Dublin Live

Dublin City Council gets tough on city centre hotel 'overconcentration'

The Council has refused three planning permissions for hotels and aparthotels in city centre in recent months

Liverpool Echo

Woman couldn't sleep after phone call telling her to leave home

Protesters rallied to support her bid to stay

Belfast Live

University buys up 'prime' Derry site for one-bed student apartments

The Mount Royal building on the Northland Road in Derry had been owned by UU in the 1990s

The Independent UK

Hollywood stars scramble to sell homes ahead of Los Angeles’ new ‘mansion’ tax

Britney Spears, Jim Carrey, Kylie Jenner and Mark Wahlberg are among stars who own or have owned homes in the city

Manchester Evening News

Decision on 112-home estate delayed as developer offers nothing for local services and infrastructure

Councillors criticised the lack of affordable homes in the plans for a site in Darcy Lever

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