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Law firm CEO with US supreme court dealings bought property from Gorsuch

Justice did not report identity of buyer in latest ethics question involving supreme court

The Guardian - US

'No guarantee' that scrapping development levies will lead to lower house prices, Dáil hears

As part of the Government's latest intervention on housing, the Cabinet agreed to scrap developer levies for a year. This will save €12,650 per home on average

Irish Mirror

Before and after pictures show amazing Beatles' church transformation

The 136-year-old building had been empty for a decade prior to its conversion into homes

Liverpool Echo

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The love it or hate it giant Swansea building some people think should be listed

It's a brutalist concrete and glass slab of a building with a potential new future ahead - but opinion is divided on whether it should be preserved for future generations

Wales Online

Mum trapped in damp home has severe allergic reaction to mould as her eyes SWELL

A mum says her family have been 'living in hell' for nearly a decade after severe mould in her social housing property made her two-year-old ill and repeatedly made her eyes swell

Daily Mirror

Concerns over impact of South Belfast student accommodation plans to community

Councillor Tracy Kelly says Sandy Row residents need more housing in the area

Belfast Live

Former Northern Rock mortgage holder in Bristol seeking legal action over high rates

She bought her Hartcliffe property for £120,000, but her mortgage was with Northern Rock

Bristol Post

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Give states $16bn in return for nationwide rent freeze, Adam Bandt says

Freezing residential rents possible, Greens leader to tell National Press Club, thanks to ‘wall-to-wall Labor state governments’

The Guardian - AU

Investor reveals plans for former Birmingham council offices

Sama Investments acquires 1 Lancaster Circus last year and now wants to create a 'memorable place to live, work and stay'

Birmingham Post

This Industry Is Projected to Boom by the End of 2023: Own This Stock NOW

Despite the macroeconomic challenge, declining mortgage rates and improving homebuilders’ sentiments indicate that the housing market might be bouncing back. Homebuilding company M/I Homes (MHO) reported solid fiscal year 2022 results and has gained more than 40% year-to-date. Hence, I think the stock might be an ideal buy. Keep reading.

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Is the Stomptrap the solution to eliminating mini pedal slippages once and for all?

With a plastic exo-skeleton that enlarges the surface area of your nano pedals for greater security, the Stomptrap could make inconvenient wobbles a thing of the past

Guitar World

More than a million Londoners living in overcrowded homes, analysis reveals

More than a million Londoners are living in overcrowded homes, over half of whom are children, analysis reveals.

Evening Standard

Duke of Westminster’s property firm pays £50m dividend despite profits drop

Boss of Grosvenor, which owns swathes of Mayfair and Belgravia, warns of ‘more pain’ for commercial property market

The Guardian - UK

Eerie abandoned Edinburgh office block finally set to be turned into apartments

After plans were granted permission in June 2022, the applicant had to agree to several payments and the provision of affordable housing, but councillors will once again cast their vote on Wednesday.

Edinburgh Live

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The Independent UK

When is the next US presidential election?

Joe Biden and Donald Trump could face rematch when country next goes to the polls in November 2024

Bristol Post

Bristol City Council housing waiting list restrictions draw mixed reaction from tenants

About half of the 19,000 families in need of accommodation have been barred from applying

Evening Standard

Profits tumble at Duke of Westminster’s Grosvenor, but 64% of London office pipeline is pre-let

The London office pipeline at the Duke of Westminster’s property company Grosvenor is nearly two thirds pre-let, but its chief executive has warned of “trouble coming” for some landlords of older workspace alongside revealing a slump in profits.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh housing plan dropped over fears it could block access to historic railway

Campaigners hoping to see Portobello railway station reopened had objected to the proposal to build new homes on land close to the old station site.

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Daily Record

Fresh plans for partial demolition of Paisley's Kelvin House brought forward

The local authority wants to knock down the two-storey tower building and bridge link of the C-listed structure.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Lebanon Central Bank Chief’s Brother Skips European Fraud Probe Hearing

The brother of Lebanon's central bank governor did not attend a hearing in Beirut on Tuesday with European investigators probing whether the siblings embezzled and laundered hundreds of millions of dollars in public funds over more than a decade. Governor Riad Salameh is being investigated alongside his brother Raja in…

The Guardian - UK

They wield huge power over your day-to-day life, without consent or oversight. Who are they? Asset managers

We need to shine a spotlight on the acquisition of such basics as housing, schools and water networks, says Brett Christophers, a professor of economic geography

Birmingham Post

‘Marquee’ Bristol office building near Temple Meads station acquired

The property at 90 Victoria Street provides a base in the city for accounting firms Mazars and PKF Francis Clark

Evening Standard

West London studio flat with its bed in a wardrobe listed to rent for £1,150 per month

Situated on the North Circular road, and close to Ealing Broadway station, the apartment provides an extreme example of compact, city living

The Independent UK

Rising proportion of investment scam victims are aged 25 to 34, says Nationwide

Reports of investment scams among 25 to 34-year-olds accounted for 16% of investment scam cases reported to Nationwide in 2022, up from 12% in 2021.

Wales Online

Councillors agree plan for more homelessness accommodation in Merthyr Tydfil

The plan includes more HMOs in a bid to reduce the reliance on bed and breakfasts

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