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Dublin City Council expects a "serious pinch point" in emergency accommodation availability if the ban is lifted

‘Things remain very much business as usual within real estate’: a Black-run Manhattan skyscraper hits a roadblock

Those who are currently locked out of or struggling to cope in the housing market may become even worse off, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation said.

The 13,000 square feet store will bring a vibrancy to the shopping centre after the pandemic

Letting agency argues that eviction moratorium and rent rise cap is causing landlords to sell up or not improve properties

CHICAGO — A new property tax incentive meant to create or preserve affordable housing is already generating results within Chicago’s newest downtown apartment towers and in neighborhoods across the South and West Sides. City officials, housing advocates and some builders say it could also ensure future development doesn’t keep families…

State regulators have signed off on Oakland’s plan to add at least 26,000 new homes over the next decade — meaning the Bay Area’s third-largest city is no longer at risk of missing out on crucial funding or losing control over local development rules.

Las Vegas’ housing market started the year on a slow note — and, a new report shows, so did the country overall.

The big population shifts toward the South and inland West over the past few years have been attributed to many factors, from lower taxes and more permissive pandemic policies to better weather and fear of crime.

A private housing developer wants to transform a vacant 4.01 hectare plot into major residential development.

The rooftop swimming pool would have fabulous panoramic views of the city and Dublin Bay following the completion of the apartments