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Plans submitted to turn Chorlton Leisure Centre into affordable homes

The construction is scheduled to be finished in the summer of 2025.

Manchester Evening News

Spike in mortgage arrears and homes being repossessed as interest rates soar

Lenders stand ready to help anyone who might be concerned about their repayments, according to UK Finance, which released the figures

The Independent UK

Sunak rules out building on green belt after Starmer warns of housing crisis

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has dropped plans for mandatory local housing targets.

The Independent UK

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Sunak stands by pledge to protect green belt after Starmer housing comments

PM draws dividing line with Labour after opposition leader’s call for building ‘where appropriate’ to make homes more affordable

The Guardian - UK

Full list of changes in pipeline for private tenants, including new rights to keep pets and the end of 'no fault' evictions

Long-awaited overhaul will also introduce a new ombudsman to resolve low-level disputes between landlords and tenants

Chronicle Live

No evidence of fraud in case with 12,000 businesses registered at flat, MPs told

The head of HMRC said it was ‘a mystery’ why so many businesses had registered at a residential address.

The Independent UK

Jump in mortgage arrears and homes being repossessed

Lenders stand ready to help anyone who might be concerned about their repayments, according to UK Finance, which released the figures.

The Independent UK

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Bungalow costs just £130,000 but comes with ominous message painted on the windows

One bungalow, tucked away in the Irish countryside, is up for sale for just £130,000 and whilst coming with three bedrooms ominous warnings aimed at any potential buyer have been scrawled across the outside

Daily Mirror

Edinburgh council agrees plan for 7,000-home West Town development

Work on the proposed £2bn, 20-minute neighbourhood near the airport could begin as early as next year

Insider UK

NI developer explains their move to 'Passivhaus' standards

Charles Millar is calling on leaders here to adopt the eco-friendly standard as Scotland makes the move

Belfast Live

Party flat owner gets banned from Airbnb after ‘neighbour misery’ and late night sax

Glasgow City Council has ordered a holiday let landlord to remove his property from Airbnb after police turned up to the flat following noise complaints to find late night parties

Daily Mirror

LBTT revenue reaches record high in Scotland

63% of Scottish house sales are now over the minimum £145,00 threshold on which the tax has to be paid

Insider UK

Yes, banning no-fault evictions is a good start. But renters are still at the mercy of rogue landlords

The renters reform bill is long overdue – but until the rules are enforceable the odds remain stacked against renters, says Dan Wilson Craw, the acting director of Generation Rent

The Guardian - UK

Cowboy builder 'destroyed homes of customers' and left one family in 'financial meltdown' with £78k bill

One couple paid more than £18k for work which a chartered surveyor said would normally cost less than £600 and take an hour to complete. Lee Slocombe was jailed for more than five years

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Daily Record

Glasgow Airbnb owner banned from listing flat as neighbours complain about 'rowdy guests'

Police had to be called the flat five times due to loud music, shouting and parties being caused by guests.

Daily Record

Satisfaction with West Dunbartonshire Council properties has plunged since 2017

Just 73 percent of the 600 residents interviewed by telephone said they were satisfied with the quality of their home - down from 86 percent in 2017. The council's Labour administration has vowed to make housing a priority, with huge investments set to be made.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Airbnb 'party flat' owner banned from listing amid neighbour misery

Police had to be called to Navid Malik's flat on Queen's Drive five times due to loud music, shouting and parties being caused by guests at the short-term accommodation.

Al Jazeera

In Haifa, Israel sells Palestinian homes as luxury real estate

Only a few signs of Palestinian life remain in Haifa 75 years on from the Nakba, and they are disappearing.

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The Guardian - UK

One in three Conservative voters think ministers failing on housing

Exclusive polling for the Guardian also shows voters think more social housing is needed

Manchester Evening News

Parents' relief after they are offered new home so they can nurse their dying son, 37, in his final days

The parents had initially been told it would take months to make alterations to their current home - by which time it may be too late

The Guardian - AU

Palaszczuk hails Queensland cabinet ‘refresh’ amid opposition criticism

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk defends moves as her prerogative while Yvette D’Ath denies being betrayed in removal as health minister

The Conversation

Politics with Michelle Grattan: Greens' Max Chandler-Mather on the housing fund, rent freezes and migration

The government’s planned Housing Australia Future Fund has hit a roadblock.

Nottingham Post

Calls for action on Beeston's rising student housing as families 'priced out' of town

The area's MP says a balance needs to be struck between students and long-term residents

Chicago Sun-Times

Rise of 63rd Street continues with plan for $48 million ‘Woodlawn Social’

With the Obama Presidential Center rising to the east and the redevelopment of the 63rd and Cottage Grove intersection, it seems as if a new era for the street is finally at hand.

Bangkok Post

Developers take a hit as LTV easing ends

The expiration of the easing of loan-to-value (LTV) limits has had an impact on two-thirds of listed developers, resulting in residential sales revenue declining year-on-year in the first quarter of 2023.

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