Central London homes for sale: 10 properties for less than the average Zone 1 house price The average Zone 1 house costs almost £1.75 million, but there are relative bargains to be found... Evening Standard · Sep 1, 2022
Mexican housing must become denser, better planned - study Mexican housing must become denser and better planned to provide adequate living options to lower-income parts of the population, according to a new study, which said the country's current residential construction was largely unregulated. Reuters · Sep 1, 2022
Texas’ housing market shows signs of cooling down after the pandemic drove it to new heights Texas had more houses on the market in July than any time since late 2020 as home sales declined in the state’s major metros. Sellers have had to cut prices to entice buyers. The Texas Tribune · Sep 1, 2022
Mixed Bristol house price prediction as UK forecast to fall into recession The experts have forecast what they think will happen with property prices over the next few months Bristol Post · Sep 1, 2022
House price growth cools as property market loses momentum, Nationwide says Annual growth slowed to 10% in August, down from 11% in July, amid early signs of the cost-of-living crisis putting pressure on budgets. The Independent UK · Sep 1, 2022
New Zealand house prices continue to plunge, as national average falls below $1m Downturn is entrenched across the country, but fears that falling prices and rising interest rates will hit borrowers have been played down The Guardian - AU · Sep 1, 2022
Greater Hobart plan predicts 60,000 more people by 2050, with no expansion to urban growth boundary Tasmania's capital is growing and is predicted to have an extra 60,000 people by 2050. But a new 30-year-plan to deal with them makes a few key assumptions — about Hobart's traffic and public transport and where these people will live. ABC News · Sep 1, 2022
Look where Australia’s ‘1 million empty homes’ are and why they're vacant – they're not a simple solution to housing need The recent release of 2021 Census data revealed a shocking “one million homes were unoccupied”. The Conversation · Sep 1, 2022
London house prices set to rise another £27,000 this year despite economic headwinds The City of London will see a £41,519 jump in average property values, while prices in Camden will grow by £41,493 Evening Standard · Aug 31, 2022
Hunter house prices record their biggest decline in decades Price declines weren't isolated to the Newcastle or Hunter regions, with a similar story playing out across the country. Newcastle Herald · Aug 31, 2022
Housing lending down as prices plunge New loan commitments fell 8.5 per cent in July as a report shows property prices have taken a deep dive. AAP · Aug 31, 2022
Biggest decline in decades The last time Newcastle had a fall in dwelling values larger than 2.2 per cent was in December 1992, when values fell by 2.4 per cent Newcastle Herald · Aug 31, 2022
KE Holdings Deconstructed by Slumping Real Estate Market Key Takeaways: KE Holdings swung to the red in the first half of the year on the back of a slumping Chinese real estate market The company is trying to offset anemic property trading income with new businesses that are growing but still account for just a small share of… Benzinga · Aug 31, 2022
Canberra house values drop 2 per cent as downswing accelerates While house values a declining fast, units in the territory are yet to experience the same trend. The Canberra Times · Aug 31, 2022
ABC News · Aug 31, 2022 House price plunge spreads with biggest monthly decline in 39 years Australia's housing market decline spreads across all capital cities and most regional areas, with national prices falling by the most in any month since 1983.
Daily Mirror · Aug 31, 2022 Families left furious over state of flats claim they're still paying hundreds in maintenance Over 50 families in Crossley Court, Coventry, have been left furious and said their flats have been left "desperate" and in "disrepair" as the property management team ignores their pleas for help
Evening Standard · Aug 31, 2022 Greenwich: South London council left tenants at ‘serious’ risk over fire safety failings, says regulator Greenwich Council failed to tackle ‘high-risk’ safety failings across its housing stock, says regulator
The Guardian - UK · Aug 31, 2022 Selling up and raising rents: how landlords are cashing in and exacerbating the cost of living crisis Young people and those from poorer backgrounds are now losing at least 30% of their monthly income to rent, says Ruby Lott-Lavigna of openDemocracy
Daily Record · Aug 31, 2022 Dad-of-three nearly bleeds to death after freak accident while decorating new home WARNING: This story contains very graphic images which some readers may find upsetting.
The Guardian - US · Aug 31, 2022 Mike Davis, California’s ‘prophet of doom’, on activism in a dying world: ‘Despair is useless’ His warnings of ecological and social breakdown have proved accurate. But with months to live, Davis is anything but defeated
Liverpool Echo · Aug 31, 2022 Five common faults that make your home a hot spot for thieves, according to an ex burglar Here are ways to stop yourself from being the next victim of burglary
ABC News · Aug 31, 2022 Housing development plans, growth strategies put forward to boost Riverland population The Riverland's population is lower than it was 20 years ago, but developers, the council and community advocates are doing their best to reverse the trend.
AAP · Aug 30, 2022 Greens want two-year rent freeze in Qld The Queensland Greens want to freeze rents for all residential properties in the state for two years and cap increases after that.
The Guardian - AU · Aug 30, 2022 Morning mail: MP properties revealed, Dawson verdict explained, Taiwan fires at Chinese drone Wednesday: MPs and senators own or part-own hundreds of properties, analysis shows. Plus: five things that led to Chris Dawson’s guilty verdict
The Conversation · Aug 30, 2022 More housing supply isn't a cure-all for the housing crisis Canada needs to build more homes, faster, according to a recent report by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. The report estimates that British Columbia alone will need 570,000 new units by 2030 to meet a moderate affordability level of 44 per cent.