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Avoid These 2 Real Estate Stocks at All Costs

The growth of the real estate industry has been dampened by rising mortgage rates and high construction costs. With the Fed expected to continue raising interest rates through 2023, it could be wise to avoid real estate stocks Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) and Redfin (RDFN). Read on….

StockNews.com · Dec 28, 2022

The influence of Airbnb on Australia's rental crisis, as experts call for focus on 'real issues' at play

Exclusive data shared with the ABC shows the number of short-term rentals such as Airbnb in Australia has dropped dramatically. But experts say it is still a major problem in some areas.

ABC News · Dec 28, 2022

'We don't want anymore HMOs' says L8 community organisation

Concerns have been raised about the increasing number of applications for houses of multiple occupancy

Liverpool Echo · Dec 28, 2022

Developers propose $1 billion in work to help La Salle Street

The proposals, mostly for housing and offered with the hope of snagging city subsidies, respond to the city’s call for ideas to rejuvenate Chicago’s longtime financial district, now plagued by vacancies.

Chicago Sun-Times · Dec 28, 2022

Dublin house prices fall for first time in three years

The trend is being seen across Ireland in a sign that the times are changing

Dublin Live · Dec 28, 2022

Finnieston flats and shops plan refused over 'impact on historic environment'

Councillors were concerned about the impact on the B-listed building beside the gap site and on the wider conservation area.

Glasgow Live · Dec 28, 2022

The Manchester neighbourhood where house prices have risen by THREE times as much as the trendy town next door

Why buyers are flocking to Gorton

Manchester Evening News · Dec 28, 2022

China’s $1.3 Trillion Housing Crackdown Leaves Few Winners

Even after the defaults and sales declines, prices remain high.

Businessweek · Dec 28, 2022

Mayor Adams was ardent defender of discretionary spending before pushing NYC Council cuts over migrant crisis

NEW YORK — In a move that provoked harsh backlash last week, New York Mayor Eric Adams called on City Council members to fork over half of their discretionary funds to help pay for the ongoing migrant crisis that has plagued his administration for months.

Tribune News Service · Dec 27, 2022

Home prices slip for fourth month with US market slowing

The U.S. housing market continued to sag in October as the impact of higher mortgage rates and concerns over the economy rattled buyers and sellers.

Tribune News Service · Dec 27, 2022