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Weekly Must-Read: China’s Effort to Move Mountain of ‘Hidden Debt’ Faces Uphill Climb

Local governments’ invisible debt could be as high as almost $10 trillion, double Japan’s GDP, posing a risk of destabilizing the banking and financial sector

Caixin Global

WA's rental laws are finally being updated. Here's everything you need to know

Rent hikes will be limited to once a year and life will become easier pet owners, but no-grounds evictions are here to stay. Here's everything you need to know about upcoming changes to WA's rental laws.

ABC News

Housing Executive tenants face months of delays for new properties in Mid and East Antrim

A repairs contractor for the Mid and East Antrim area will not be appointed until September

Belfast Live

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Opposition leaders say 'residents deserve better' over Parliament Place

Opposition leaders have spoken out after an ECHO investigation into a Toxteth apartment block hit by an 'illegal eviction' attempt

Liverpool Echo

Bankrate: Mortgage rate lock: What it is and when to lock

If you’ve been comparing mortgage rates, you’ve already encountered one reality about the process of buying a home or refinancing: What you see today might be gone tomorrow. While interest rates change all the time, a mortgage rate lock ensures the rate on your mortgage stays the same, from the…

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Nationwide increasing some mortgage rates for new borrowing from Friday

The building society said the move will ensure its mortgage rates remain sustainable in the current economic environment.

The Independent UK

‘High end’ apartments plan for Bury’s iconic old Post Office building

The building, which is part of the town's conservation area, has most recently been used as a nursery and play centre

Manchester Evening News

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Glasgow council orders man to pay £97,000 compensation to build dream house on 'open space'

The council says the house which is to be built in a residential area will swallow up a small oasis of green open space so compensation must be paid.

Glasgow Live

Massive Scottish shopping centre recommended for demolition

OFFICIALS said that "despite the extent of demolition proposed, the potential transformational benefits to the city centre" are worth the…

The National (Scotland)

West Lothian schools boosted by £60m contribution from housebuilders

Infrastructure contributions demanded as part of the planning process from housing developers are helping develop the council's school buildings portfolio

Edinburgh Live

Ministers step in at Woking council as debts forecast to reach £2.4bn

External commissioners appointed as council’s debts expected to exceed 100 times its annual net income

The Guardian - UK

West Lothian town rejects plans for 160 more homes on its greenbelt

A meeting of the full council supported more than 100 objectors in Bathgate to say no to new development on the edge of town

Edinburgh Live

Fermanagh property: What the average house price can get you as prices fall

The average house price in the Fermanagh and Omagh area is now £158,172

Belfast Live

Glasgow St Enoch Centre demolition plan seen as 'significant opportunity' set for approval

Plans for the redevelopment of the shopping centre site will go before councillors next week, with homes, offices, retail space and a hotel planned.

Glasgow Live

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Former Edinburgh West End Hotel with potential to be family home now up for sale

An Edinburgh hotel, that ceased trading during the coronavirus pandemic, is currently up for sale on the Rightmove website - but you'll have to set aside some serious cash to afford it!

The Independent UK

US economic growth for last quarter is revised up to a still-tepid 1.3% annual rate

The U.S. economy grew at a lackluster 1.3% annual rate from January through March as businesses wary of an economic slowdown trimmed their inventories, the government said Thursday, a slight upgrade from its initial estimate

Manchester Evening News

Plans for new waterfront community on banks of River Irwell in Salford unveiled

52 homes planned opposite where Lancaster bomber crashed in 1944

Tribune News Service

Dallas skyscrapers don’t stack up to the booming Houston and Austin skylines

Dallas is losing Texas’ tall building race.

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Glasgow Live

Fixed rate vs variable rate mortgages - Glasgow Live's columnist breaks down the pros and cons

Your mortgage is generally taken out over a long period of time, and your interest rate, mortgage deal, and possibly lender, has the potential to change multiple times over the term of your mortgage.

The Independent UK

74% of people ‘were worried about finances and covering essentials in April’

Getting items for the best possible price is ‘front and centre for a lot of people’, a boss at Nationwide Building Society said.

Edinburgh Live

Midlothian home owner wins fight to build front porch with its own toilet

Planning officers had said that a front porch was normally built to provide extra protection to front entrances into people's homes and should not be stand out more than 2 metres from the main property itself

Insider UK

Edinburgh office redevelopment gets go ahead, despite objections

While councillors admitted the plans were 'not perfect', they gave the green light anyway

Birmingham Post

LSL Property Services makes headway with restructuring plan

The Newcastle group has switched to a franchise-led model for its estate agency network

AAP

Government appeals $2.7m order for couple's lost home

A couple were awarded $2.7 million after a court ruled they bought a home that was obtained by fraud but the Queensland government denies it is liable to pay.

Dublin Live

First-time buyers' typical income now over €90,000 when average salaries are less than €50,000, banking review shows

Banking sector representatives have warned of an affordability gap for first-time home buyers.

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