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Interest rate rises to delay Vic, NSW surplus returns

Higher borrowing costs would slow budgets returning to surplus in Australia's two most populous states, an independent credit agency has warned.

AAP

'I barely eat': housing crisis pushing students to edge

Increasing amount of students are spending over budget to secure properties.

Newcastle Herald

No-grounds evictions to be banned in NSW

Amid a squeezed NSW rental market, a breakthrough has been achieved before the state election as both major parties agree to end no-grounds evictions.

AAP

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Fianna Fail TDs push for scheme to protect people not entitled to social welfare from eviction

“You can have a couple starting their careers in Dublin who may only be on €27,000 but they don’t qualify for social housing."

Irish Mirror

Real estate trends to watch in 2023

Thailand has entered 2023 with a positive outlook both economically and for the real estate sector in general. The property consultancy CBRE Thailand has identified key trends to watch in the residential, office, retail, hotel and industrial and logistics sectors.

Bangkok Post

SC targeting B150bn in revenue by 2027

SET-listed developer SC Asset Corporation Plc has confidence in economic growth over the next four years as it aims for a combined revenue of 150 billion baht between 2023 and 2027.

Bangkok Post

Tell us if you think King Charles is right to give Harry and Meghan's home to Prince Andrew

The King is reportedly evicting Harry and Meghan from their Windsor home

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Prince Harry's three 'giveaway signals' reveal true feelings about eviction, claims expert

Prince Harry's desire to 'hide or protect himself' in response to the eviction news was displayed in three very specific signals, a body language expert told the Mirror

Daily Mirror

New Canberra homes connecting to gas despite looming ban, leaving owners facing large electricity-conversion costs

About 80 per cent of new ACT homes are connected to the gas network, imposing tens of thousands of dollars in future electrification costs on owners.

ABC News

‘Exactly what I needed’: Silicon Valley teachers move into affordable units

After a full day of working at Raymond J. Fisher Middle School, sixth-grade teacher Elizabeth Sharkey would make the hourlong drive from Los Gatos, California, to a small room she rented in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

Tribune News Service

Plans to expand school at expense of historic velodrome take major step foward

However, the council's decision is subject to consent being given by the Charity Commission

Wales Online

Detectives launch murder inquiry after woman’s body found in Bermondsey

A man, 53, who was also injured has been arrested on suspicion of murder

Evening Standard

Plans for huge new housing development in Cardiff take big step forward despite concerns

The granting of planning permission is subject to a decision by the Welsh Government on whether or not to call in the application

Wales Online

'It's spectacular': The Canberra house that love and hope built

A four-bedroom house in Strathnairn, built through donated labour and materials, will be auctioned off for charity.

The Canberra Times

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King Charles has offered Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Frogmore Cottage to Prince Andrew. But could it create more problems?

As King Charles tries to ensure the monarchy’s survival in a modern world, he is left with a quandary. How does he transition the British royal family to a "slimmed-down", low-cost model, when so many members are economically dependent on him?

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Shawlands Arcade plan for 600 flats recommended for approval 'in principle'

Hundreds of people have objected to the plan, which will go in front of councillors next week.

Irish Mirror

Distressing scenes after two petrol bomb attacks in three days on Irish housing estate

Residents in the housing estate fear that their home may be the target of a third attack

Tribune News Service

In most US cities, homes still sell faster than before the pandemic

The typical U.S. home sold last month had spent 67 days on the market. For all the upheaval in housing, that’s still 20 days faster than in the years right before the pandemic, according to data released Thursday by Realtor.com.

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Belfast Live

Belfast's new supported accommodation named in memory Downpatrick woman Catherine Kenny

"What else can I say? Catherine's wee legacy lives on"

Tribune News Service

Majority of Hispanic Americans own a home as incomes rise

A majority of Hispanic Americans now own a home, a milestone that was reached in part thanks to demographics and income growth.

Daily Mirror

Landlord demands 25% tip from tenants - and shamelessly claims he 'deserves it'

TikTok users Kevin Shippee and Matthew Totroreillo have sparked outrage after suggesting tenants should tip their landlords when paying rent because they look out for them

Bristol Post

One-bed Bristol flat on Rightmove for £3.8K a month - and it's not even in city centre

Located in the Filton area, renters face ever-rising fees to live in our city

Tribune News Service

Real estate Q&A: What’s going on with the housing market?

Q: We have to move for family reasons and put our house up for sale. It has been several months, and we are not getting much interest. Our real estate agent keeps telling us to lower the price, but I know what our home is worth. Just a year or…

The Guardian - AU

Brisbane’s high-rise strategy welcomed amid warnings it will not solve social housing crisis

Lord mayor says plan to increase residential building heights in riverfront precinct will help city out of ‘perfect storm’

Tribune News Service

Baltimore has a vacant housing crisis. Could a land bank help solve it?

Bree Jones walked into a three-story rowhouse in Harlem Park, stepping on bare wooden boards and past exposed joists — the bones of a rebuilt house — and felt proud.

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