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Fresh Poole housing plans submitted as part of £15m project

Housebuilder AJC Group has already broken ground on the first phase of the development within the Branksome Park area of the Dorset town

Birmingham Post

'I've been on the waiting list for over 20 years': why social housing suitable for people with disabilities is desperately needed

One of the most common reasons people apply for social housing is because they or their immediate family members have a disability and they are unable to work. They need an affordable alternative to private rental housing that’s suitable for their disability-related needs.

The Conversation

Inflation and the housing market: How to cope with high home prices

Inflation hasn’t left the building, but it may be starting to look for the exit.

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You need to make $87,000 a year to buy a typical house in Dallas-Fort Worth

Rapidly rising mortgage rates have taken a hammer to home affordability across the U.S., even as some areas like Dallas-Fort Worth continue to see double-digit price gains.

Tribune News Service

How far will home prices fall? Some say 20% or more is possible

As the U.S. housing market continues to cool, a growing number of forecasters say homeowners could soon experience significant price declines. These analysts look at the record run-up in home prices during the COVID pandemic and say a drop of 20% or more looms in the near future.

Tribune News Service

Awaab Ishak: Housing boss refuses to resign over death of toddler caused by mould

Rochdale Boroughwide Housing chief executive Gareth Swarbrick said conversations about his position have ‘begun to overshadow’ the tragedy

The Independent UK

Housing boss refuses to resign over death of two-year-old boy caused by mould

Rochdale Boroughwide Housing chief executive Gareth Swarbrick has said conversations about his position have ‘begun to overshadow’ the tragedy.

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Landlord of boy, 2, who died from mouldy home investigated over cases of damp

Awaab Ishak, who lived in a Rochdale Boroughwide Housing property, died from prolonged exposure to mould, which led to fatal breathing difficulties. An inquest heard the toddler had fungus spores in his lungs

Daily Mirror

Housing boss finally apologises for Awaab Ishak's death but refuses to quit

The chair of the Rochdale Boroughwide Housing board says Gareth Swarbrick has their "full confidence"

Manchester Evening News

Decision on plans to convert Merthyr church into flats put on hold

Members of the planning committee agreed to a site visit for the application for Wesley Methodist Church in South Street in Dowlais

Wales Online

Man who confronted couple for driving to second home in lockdown cleared of assault

Brett Ashton challenged Martin and Jacqueline Davis after they had driven over 100 miles to get to their seaside flat with the 62-year-old said to have been 'red-faced' when he 'came at' them

Daily Mirror

Noisy neighbours can be inescapable, so what are your legal rights?

Loud parties, noisy businesses and early garbage trucks can be part of communal living, but when is it time to make an official complaint? And will it work?

ABC News

East Lothian family face tearing down £10,000 summerhouse after losing appeal

Even though the land at the side of the house belongs to the owners, East Lothian Council says it is classed as 'public open space' and cannot be enclosed or used as part of their garden

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian homeowner's plan to build house near iconic beauty spot rejected over rule

The applicant produced photographic evidence that houses had been built on the land at Liberty Hall in the past to back their bid to build on the land but objectors said the former homes had been demolished 75 years ago and were irrelevant

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Daily Mirror

House prices to fall by 9% as mortgage rates rise and stamp duty cut ends, experts warn

The typical house will drop in value by almost 10% by 2024, the Office for Budget Responsibility says, with property prices expected to start falling from later this year

AAP

Affordable homes scarce despite price fall

Heat may be coming out of the property market but snagging a bargain remains tougher than ever.

Wales Online

Cardiff should stop releasing land for development as building projects slip behind schedule, say campaigners

“The shortfall in delivery calls into question the need to release further land within Cardiff"

Belfast Live

Proposals could see 'Filthy Quarter' redeveloped with student accommodation

It relates to 41-49 Dublin Road and 3-5 Ventry Street

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Liverpool Echo

Estate plans rejected over fears people would need need 'gas masks' to live there

Plans for dozens of homes on the site were rejected

The Independent UK

What does the Autumn Budget mean for house prices?

The OBR predict that house prices will fall by 9 per cent between end of 2022 and third quarter of 2024

Tribune News Service

Seattle landlords accused of conspiring to raise apartment rents

Several of the largest property management companies operating in Seattle conspired to drive up rents and decrease competition, three lawsuits filed this month allege.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Robots that mimic handwriting, holiday food drives, and many calls. Real estate agents go after clients in a slower market

PHILADELPHIA — Over the last two months, Darlene E. Jamison, team leader of the RE/MAX-affiliated Jamison Team, has been sending more texts and making more calls. She and her husband, Kevin, are "planting the seeds" by asking past clients to keep them in mind for future moves and trying to…

The Independent UK

Social housing rent hike cap ‘will save average tenant £200 next year’

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt told the Commons that without the cap, families living in the social rented sector would face increases of up to 11%.

Nottingham Post

Social housing tenants rent capped potentially saving £200 Jeremy Hunt announces in Autumn Statement

Chancellor said people living in social housing had been facing hikes of 11 per cent - and today he imposed a cap

Daily Mirror

Stamp duty cut to end in 2025 in blow for house buyers, Jeremy Hunt confirms

People buying properties will pay more stamp duty from March 31, 2025, after Chancellor Jeremy Hunt made sweeping changes to the tax in his Autumn Budget today

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