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Most London rental homes fail upcoming energy test

It will cost £15.4 billion to get all London homes up to the required grade

Evening Standard

Commentary: San Jose, the metropolis of the future? How a ‘forgettable’ city may become a national model

San Jose, the 10th-largest city in the country with more than 1 million residents, has long been described as America’s “most forgettable” major city. That caricature has persisted even though it sits at the heart of one of the world’s most mythologized subcultures, Silicon Valley. The city is home to…

Los Angeles Times

Woman burgled friend's flat on Christmas Eve and stole her television

Belinda Ley has committed more than 200 offences over the last 40 years

Wales Online

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'The new Clerys owners should prioritise jobs for former staff'

The department store is set to reopen on O'Connell Street in the next few months, with Flannels and H&M its anchor tenants

Dublin Live

Banbridge company Kane Group bags £43M Canary Wharf build contract

The County Down company will supply mechanical, electrical and plumping within two residential towers

Birmingham Post

West Lothian Council will build almost 400 homes in five years

£27m will be used to build new houses and more than £100m will be used to upgrading existing

Daily Record

They sold the land under their Pinellas County mobile homes. Now they regret it

Nancy DeCamp can no longer bear to enter the home on lot 257.

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Northern Ireland house prices hold strong despite strengthening headwinds

Lack of supply underpins market as cost-of-living and interest pressures weigh

Birmingham Post

50-acre Edinburgh plot for sale with 500-home planning permission

The New Brunstane site to the east of the city has been brought to market for the first time

Insider UK

Do Michael Gove’s proposed rent reforms need a rethink? Cross-party committee identifies several issues in bill

From ‘backdoor no-fault evictions’ to price-hike confusion, a cross-party committee has outlined where the government’s vision could leave the tenants it aims to help

Evening Standard

Turkey's lax policing of building codes flagged before quake

Turkey has for years tempted fate by not enforcing modern construction codes while allowing — and in some cases, encouraging — a real estate boom in earthquake-prone areas, experts say

The Independent UK

Britain is addicted to the wrecking ball. It’s trashing our heritage and the planet

The obliteration of 50,000 buildings a year is crass vandalism, says Open City chief executive Phineas Harper

The Guardian - UK

Hello Tomorrow! to African Queens: the seven best shows to stream this week

Billy Crudup sells real estate on the moon in this retro-futuristic series, while Jada Pinkett Smith narrates a fascinating docudrama

The Guardian - UK

Balmaclellan Community Council calls for action over derelict building

Anger is growing at the condition of the former bakehouse, owned by Julian Wontner

Daily Record

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Evening Standard

New homes near Tube stations: TfL is building 20,000 homes in London — here are five developments coming soon

Transport for London plans to build 20,000 homes on land it owns near major travel hubs over the next decade — find out where you could live to slash your journey times around the capital

Bristol Post

Bristol area leading housing revolution that sees tiny homes being built in back gardens

"No one’s ever tried to do this before. We’ve made it happen in Knowle West."

Reuters

Hong Kong's Lee faces stern test over $3.4 billion bid to ease housing shortage

A flagship $3.4 billion plan by Hong Kong to build temporary housing to ease a massive shortage is facing fierce criticism over its high cost and the absence of a longer-term solution in one of the world's most unaffordable property markets.

The Guardian - AU

The RBA’s latest inflation and wage predictions help explain why Australia’s interest rate nightmare isn’t over

The main worry is workers might demand more pay, employers will pass that on to prices, and a wage-price spiral will take off

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ABC News

Developer Jean Nassif declines to front inquiry into 'impropriety' claims in Sydney's north-west

Sydney property developer Jean Nassif has declined to appear before a NSW parliamentary inquiry into the Hills Shire Council before the state election, saying he will be in a remote part of Lebanon at the time.

ABC News

The Reserve Bank will keep raising interest rates, but don't expect more supersized jumps

The Reserve Bank confirms that Australians can expect to see at least two more rate rises, but appears to favour a slow and steady approach over any more supersized hikes.

AAP

Housing advocates call for rent limits in Qld

Queensland housing advocates are calling for the state government to limit the amount and size of rent rises allowed each year to protect renters.

Tribune News Service

Lower interest rates, prices bring buyers back to the housing market

As mortgage rates rose at a brisk pace last year while prices in North Texas were still at record highs, Harshal Bauskar’s family had to put a pause on their home search last summer.

Belfast Live

Fermanagh & Omagh council approves rates rise of over 5%

The decision was taken at a meeting in Omagh on Thursday evening

ABC News

Cheap land, rates relief, high-rise apartments: Country towns innovate to ease housing squeeze

Regional Australia has plenty of cheap land and would-be buyers, but there are few houses for sale, and no builders to make new ones. Here's how some councils are tackling that.

Liverpool Echo

Anger at ‘bedsit land’ legal ‘loophole’ as plans rejected

Members of the council's planning committee were asked if they would like to live in an area 'saturated' with HMOs

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