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‘How will I buy?’: housing crisis grips the Netherlands as Dutch go to polls

Housing is key in this week’s provincial elections after years of soaring prices and government neglect

The Guardian - UK

Sure, prices have fallen, but we have a decade of absurd growth to undo to make housing affordable

Let’s not start suggesting millennials are flush with opportunity to buy a home – little will change until wages rise faster than prices

The Guardian - AU

B7.7bn approved for squatters' housing

The cabinet has agreed in principle to a 7.7-billion-baht project to help 27,084 low-income households evicted from state land required for rail transport development, deputy government spokeswoman Rachada Dhnadirek said on Wednesday.

Bangkok Post

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Census shows ‘huge’ variation in housing and education among ethnic groups

More than half of people identifying as Chinese or Indian have a high-level qualification such as a degree.

The Independent UK

'Those rooms are crammed into every square inch' - councillors raise concerns over bedsits plan for former bank

One councillor said it looked like tenants would have to ‘draw lots if they want to cook anything’.

Manchester Evening News

Former HP Sauce factory reborn as new creative hub for Birmingham

The owner of The Bond in Digbeth has opened a new facility called 'Creative Content Hub' which it is hoped will attracts production companies and digital creatives

Birmingham Post

Man who refused to abandon clifftop home forced to flee as it threatens to crumble away

Former soldier Lance Martin was one of five Hemsby residents who scrambled to salvage valuables and get out of their homes as waves crashed on the beach below this morning

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Man illegally tore down his own £800,000 home, leaving neighbours worried for their safety

He has now been fined over £6,000 for knocking it down without permission

Wales Online

Property prices rise: Is it a turning point, or the eye of the storm?

Property prices across Australia’s three largest capitals inched up over the first half of March in a sign positive momentum is building.

The New Daily

Homes could be built on field despite safety concerns

The proposal has been recommended for approval at a planning committee meeting

Liverpool Echo

Despite market slump, high rates dim homebuyer affordability

Homeownership is likely to remain a pipe dream for many Americans this spring homebuying season

The Independent UK

The affordable flats that could ‘disappear’ from a major town centre development

"It's affordable now but in five years time there’s nothing to keep it affordable and therefore our policy falls.”

Manchester Evening News

Fresh hope for Rochdale's iconic Seven Sisters as under-fire housing association confirms review

Campaigners have welcomed the intention to look again at the ‘wasteful and widely opposed demolition plans’ for the landmark high rises.

Manchester Evening News

Budget 2023: How to fix London’s ‘toxic’ housing market — the changes Jeremy Hunt should have made

The capital is unaffordable, precarious and joyless for too many people, mostly thanks to our dysfunctional housing provision. London’s eminent property experts tell us how to fix the market

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Bristol Post

Bristol’s forgotten community behind Cabot Circus set to see huge changes

But there are concerns the "shiny new development" will only benefit newcomers, not the existing community

AAP

Nassif's daughter facing indictment on fraud charges

Fraud charges against elusive property developer Jean Nassif's daughter appear headed to a higher court after a magistrate moved her next date closer to home.

Evening Standard

A child in every London classroom is homeless, new analysis finds ahead of Spring Budget

One in 23 children in London homeless, new analysis suggests, as London councils urge Chancellor to take action

Wales Online

Subsidence and drainage issues leave 15 houses on one estate empty

Carmarthenshire Council has commissioned surveys and is awaiting a further report on Danybanc, Llanelli, where many properties have been empty for years

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Manchester Evening News

£450m project could transform Manchester neighbourhood and create nearly 2,000 jobs

A public consultation is being run until March 23

ABC News

Pioneering group of women blazing a trail amid growing demand for female tradies in construction sector

The construction sector has the most male-dominated workforce in Australia but a pioneering group of self-proclaimed "lady tradies" are taking the industry by storm.

The Texas Tribune

Texas renters got unprecedented help during the pandemic. The Legislature is unlikely to extend it.

Lawmakers will decide whether to keep protections that shielded tenants from eviction — or to ban them.

ABC News

Wollongong real estate agent Bob Onofri shuns technology, rent rises

Bob Onofri arrives at the shop he's been trading from since 1967 in a three-piece Italian suit and relies on nothing but a landline to get the job done.

The Guardian - UK

Gove gives reprieve to housebuilders that failed to sign up to safety scheme

Sister company to firm that refurbished Grenfell among builders that failed to comply with deadline

Chicago Sun-Times

Back of the Yards project adapts historic buildings for housing, health center, coffee roaster

United Yards, at 47th Street and Ashland Avenue, plans to offer 100 units of affordable housing, an entrepreneur hub and 60,000 square feet of retail and community space. A groundbreaking ceremony was Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Gove names and shames builders who have not signed post-Grenfell safety contract

The Communities Secretary called out the firms who have failed to sign up to an agreement to address unsafe cladding issues

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