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Water woes: BWSSB to lay 500 metre pipelines and use tankers up within 5 km radius to supply treated water to construction projects

To encourage the usage of treated water for construction activities, the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board will lay separate pipelines covering an area of up to 500 metres from private apartments and the board’s sewage treatment plants (STP), to ensure continuous and adequate supply of water to construction sites.

The Hindu

Can this ‘ethical capitalist’ solve the UK’s social housing crisis?

Julian Richer, a landlord himself, says markets have created only disaster and the nation must shift from its focus on ownership

The Guardian - UK

‘This hits the wrong people’: holiday let owners say Hunt’s scrapping of tax relief won’t affect rich

Wealthy second home owners who can afford to allow them to sit empty will carry on, say those with small holiday lettings

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How council taxes and the budget are pushing owners to de-list second homes in England and Wales

Wales led the way in tackling the problem of empty properties and priced-out locals – and now Jeremy Hunt has weighed in

The Guardian - UK

Outrage as residents in England’s ‘affordable’ housing forced to pay thousands of pounds extra in service charge

Pressure on Michael Gove to act as householders see bills rise 40%, with many saying that they cannot afford to pay

The Guardian - UK

Reserve Bank's shift to neutral likely to be reinforced

The central bank will be in the spotlight this week, when high ranking officials give policy speeches and the minutes of the last rates meeting are released.

AAP

Most Expensive States to Live in for Homeowners

High property tax bills make the places on this list the most expensive states for homeowners to live in.

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Should You Pay Cash When You Downsize? Here Are Three Scenarios

The proceeds from selling your current home have made it possible to pay cash for your retirement home, but should you skip the mortgage?

Kiplinger

‘From another galaxy’: Hunt makes few friends in Surrey town with £100k remarks

In Godalming, chancellor’s words chimed with concerns about housing but fuelled perception of Tories being out of touch

The Guardian - UK

Calamari Kitchen springs to life in former subo building

Chef Rahul Kirtikar has taken over the lease at the former subo.

Newcastle Herald

Diddy's Miami Home Raided In Homeland Security Investigation

Explore the exclusive Star Island in South Florida, known for its luxury homes, privacy, and celebrity residents. Discover the allure of this prestigious e...

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'Cut-and-paste' housing fix near stations could be detrimental: council

Reforms slammed as an 'ill-considered' fix for the housing crisis.

Newcastle Herald

California's Current Land Use Pattern Has been Misled, Says James Suhr

From the glitz and glamor of Hollywood to the technological marvels of Silicon Valley, California has long been a beacon of progress and prosperity, drawing dreamers and visionaries from every corner of the globe.

International Business Times

The race to interest rate cuts has begun. What's next for mortgage prices?

City Voices: The busy summer moving period is coming up. Will we see cheaper deals?

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Reason

Second Amendment Protects Public Housing Tenants

The public Cortland Housing Authority (near Syracuse) required its tenants not to possess "firearms … or other weapons as defined by the laws and courts of the State of New York" on its property. In Hunter v. Cortland Housing Authority, decided Jan. 30, 2024 (though I somehow missed it), Judge…

The Guardian - AU

‘People assume you’re crazy for doing it’: the Melbourne clinic infecting healthy patients

Australia’s first unit dedicated to human challenge trials for novel vaccines and treatments has opened. But what are the ethics of infecting healthy people – and who would do it?

Reason

Journal of Free Speech Law: "Investigative Deception Across Social Contexts," by Prof. Alan Chen

The first of twelve articles from the Knight Institute’s Lies, Free Speech, and the Law symposium.

The Guardian - UK

Sunak and Gove accused of caving in to lobbying in favour of landlords

Opposition MPs criticise changes to renters’ reform bill, which cast doubt on removal of no-fault evictions

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Millennial Mom Asks Gen-Z Daughter To Rate ’90s Teen Heartthrobs With Hilarious Results

“Rating Joshua Jackson that low is criminal.” The post Millennial Mom Asks Gen-Z Daughter To Rate ’90s Teen Heartthrobs With Hilarious Results first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Hindu

Madras High Court cautions people against falling prey to property manipulators

Madras High Court warns against property fraud in Chennai, urges public awareness to prevent cheating incidents.

Evening Standard

London houses still selling for £19,500 below asking price but market is springing back

The average price of a house sold in London currently stands at £534,000, reports Zoopla

Evening Standard

Leasehold Reform Bill is only "baby steps" towards relieving the pain of leaseholders

Leasehold will still exist on flats and the decision on capping ground rents at close to zero has yet to be made

The Guardian - UK

Our lack of affordable, safe housing is a national crisis. Here are three things Labour can do to fix it

If it gets to No 10, the party should fund a social housing boom, tackle homelessness – and usher in a post-Grenfell era of safety, says author Peter Apps

The Guardian - US

The Connecticut residents holding a rent strike amid lead poisoning crisis

They thought their redeveloped 19th-century building was safe – but after learning it still contained toxic levels of lead, they formed a tenants union

Evening Standard

London's housing market is finally bouncing back — here's how to make it work for you

From boomerang buyers to zone changers, London’s property market is finally on the move once more

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