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Man punched masked machete thugs after finding them in his living room as he tried to protect young daughter

One man was home with his teenage daughters when he was threatened with a machete and chased through the house

Manchester Evening News

Man praised for clever revenge after 'entitled' stranger parks in his driveway

The homeowner returned from work to find a random motor in his one-car drive - and he came up with a ruse to get his own back.

Edinburgh Live

Sefton named the most affordable place to live on Merseyside

"So for me, I just don't think anywhere is affordable to live right now, everywhere is struggling and there are lots of different people with different stories who are having a bad time"

Liverpool Echo

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Plans to be submitted for a 43 home development in Cwmafan

Developers Tai Tarian say they will replace houses that are currently in varying states of disrepair

Wales Online

Squirrels force woman from her home - then new property had even more problems

Michelle Phillips hoped her new home would mark a new period after moving out of her previous property because of a squirrel infestation, but she has faced long list of problems

Daily Mirror

Illegal Hobbit-sized basement flat for rent leads to massive £80,000 fine

Two defendents were ordered to pay a huge fine plus costs to Birmingham City Council for renting the basement flat out illegally. In total, the pair will have to pay £83,000 in fines plus costs

Daily Mirror

Saudi Arabia Grants 90,000 Licenses as Real Estate Brokerage Law Comes into Force

Saudi Real Estate Authority said that it had received, through its electronic services, over 89,000 requests for real estate licenses in just two days after the real estate brokerage law came into force. The Authority issued over 72,000 licenses to individual practitioners and 17,100 licenses to establishments. Spokesman Tayseer al-Mufarrej…

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'SQUIRRELS forced me out of my home - what happened next took all my dignity away'

'I refuse to invite people here because of the humiliation of what I am dealing with'

Manchester Evening News

Neighbours fed up with 'mess' at Wollaton estate that 'looks like it is still being built'

'It has been a mess for so long now that I can't even manage to get angry about it anymore'

Nottingham Post

Woman sleeps in brother's hallway after receiving threatening 'move or die' note

Leoni McKinlay, who lives alone in a second floor flat in Leith, Edinburgh, says she feels unsafe in her home after receiving threats and claims residents shine torches through her windows

Daily Mirror

Tiny gingerbread house got Zillow listed

As a comment on the squeeze many are feeling in today's brutal real estate market, this prank nailed it

Salon

Renting a house is more affordable than buying one across the US

Renting a median priced three-bedroom home is more affordable than buying a three-bedroom single-family home in the country's largest counties, according to a report by the national real estate data company Attom.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Rent freeze extension in Scotland explained as rises after April capped and eviction ban to remain

The Scottish Government's Tenant Protection Act has been extended, but there are some changes.

Daily Record

Trump drops lawsuit against NY Attorney General Letitia James after being fined nearly $1 million for ‘strategic abuse’ of legal system

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump dropped a lawsuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James on Friday just a day after a federal judge slapped him and a lawyer with a nearly $1 million fine for filing bogus cases against political enemies.

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Chronicle Live

'Concrete jungle' Wallsend housing development approved despite hundreds of objections and petition

Wallsend Boys Club had pleaded with North Tyneside Council to reject Bellway Homes' controversial housing project at Centurion Park which would 'stifle' hopes to boost sporting opportunities by expanding the club

The New Daily

Michael Pascoe: Hey RBA, take another month’s holiday. We don’t want another recession

There was plenty in the December meeting board minutes to justify doing nothing on interests rates in February.

Belfast Live

NI energy support vouchers concern as reports 'landlords claiming payment intended for their tenants'

"I am shocked that this is taking place within our community"

Birmingham Post

People on the move: Top North East appointments and promotions

Companies announcing new arrivals this week include Muckle LLP, Hay & Kilner and Artech Lighting

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The Independent UK

December US home sales fall, capping nearly 18% drop in 2022

Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slumped nearly 18% in 2022, the slowest year for the housing market in nearly a decade

Wales Online

Second homes and long term empty properties to face higher council tax bills in Rhondda Cynon Taf area

The council tax premiums of 50% for properties empty between one and two years and 100% for those empty for more than two years and for second homes were approved by councillors

The Guardian - AU

From interest rates to the ‘race for space’: what is fuelling Australia’s rental nightmare?

After unprecedented growth there are signs rents are beginning to ease, but many experts predict prices will stay high for a while

The Guardian - AU

Country living is about community – so why are we building inhospitable estates?

New developments are good for growth but the boom in fortified homes is undermining what regional towns do best

Daily Mirror

How much your mortgage bill could fall by this year if rates continue to drop

New research from wealth manager Quilter shows the average mortgage payments rose by 66% in the last year - but rates are starting to drop which could mean big savings

Birmingham Post

Belfast's Tomb Street apartment blocks' plan fails to get approval

"There is a difference between what people want to invest in and what people want to live in."

The National (Scotland)

Landlords push forward with legal challenge against private sector rent freeze

A COALITION of landlords are pushing forward with a legal challenge to the Scottish Government’s rent freeze.

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