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Major NCT certificate bugbear 'is being looked at' and could be changed this year amid backlog, says Minister Darragh O'Brien

Some motorists will be waiting until August for their test, as centres are inundated with requests

Irish Mirror

Inside disgusting horror flat covered in faeces as home left in disgraceful state

David Griffiths says his tenants fled leaving behind a trail of filth, including animal faeces and used sanitary towels. He now is left with the bill and hassle to clear the mess

Daily Mirror

Estate agency Pattinson's positive year as remote workers and second home buyers fuel demand

The firm says it is recruiting to support growth

Birmingham Post

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Ruined house in 'popular area' goes on the market for £60,000

Auctioneers have warned that it may require a "full refurbishment"

Manchester Evening News

Property market forecast: as the cost of mortgages overtakes renting, should you buy a London home in 2023?

House prices may be falling but it is now cheaper to rent than to buy in the capital for the first time in 13 years. So should you jump in, or steer clear of a market in turmoil?

Evening Standard

Extra 570,000 mortgage holders ‘at risk of payment shortfall in next two years’

The figures were included in Financial Conduct Authority correspondence published by the Treasury Committee.

The Independent UK

Fife properties are set to be new homes for Afghan families from March

AFGHAN families could begin moving into MoD homes in Rosyth in March.

The National (Scotland)

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Barratt reports £1.2bn drop in forward orders as mortgage rates rise and confidence drops

Total value of forward orders is £2.5bn - it was almost £3.8bn a year earlier

Birmingham Post

Dad wins £5.4million jackpot from £1.40 Betfred bet - and reveals big shopping list

Michael Clark and fiancée Sherelle Pooley "are rich beyond our dreams" after scooping Betfred’s biggest ever payout and are now compiling a list of what to do with the win

Daily Mirror

Barratt brings in hiring freeze as UK housing market slows down

Housebuilder also cuts land purchases, with it forced to scrap proposals for 3,293 plots

The Guardian - UK

"A man-made disaster:" Oregon's new governor tackles housing

Oregon's newly sworn-in Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek signed three executive orders to tackle the state's housing and homelessness crises on her first full day in office Tuesday

The Independent UK

NSW Labor proposes build-to-rent scheme

A NSW Labor government would spent $30 million on a pilot program to increase the number of long-term rentals on the south coast amid a tightening market.

AAP

Canberra rental rates decline, yet still most expensive city

While Canberra is the only city to have a decline in rental rates, it is still the most expensive place to loan property in Australia.

The Canberra Times

Year of revival for low-rise housing

After more than a decade of consistent growth in the supply of condominiums in Bangkok, 2022 marked a return of low-rise housing as the home of choice for Thai buyers, according to the international property consultant CBRE.

Bangkok Post

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Newcastle Herald

Slice of bush paradise could become suburbia with Wyee Point subdivision

A slice of bush paradise could become suburbia with a development application to subdivide land at Wyee Point into 74 lots and build two access roads.

ABC News

Rents rising at slower pace despite 'record high' 10pc surge last year, CoreLogic says

Australian landlords passed on their biggest-ever rent increases in 2022, and the cost-of-living situation is unlikely to ease significantly for tenants in coming months.

ABC News

Hobart Showground refuge for rental crisis homeless is set to close

For years, Hobart's showground has been a refuge for people like Tereasa, struggling to get a roof over their heads. She is about to be thrown into a rental market that is tight and getting tighter.

The Independent UK

Conservative MPs express frustration at time limit introduced on stamp duty cut

Treasury minister Victoria Atkins said the UK Government must adopt a ‘fiscally responsible’ approach while it supports businesses and people.

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Birmingham Post

JLL to make string of redundancies across its UK offices

JLL has operations in over 80 countries

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian councillors bid to protect land set aside for jobs from housing developers

The Local Development Plan for East Lothian set aside land for economic development but the council leader accused landowners and developers of failing to bring them forward with more 'lucrative' housing plans being produced instead

Glasgow Live

Campaign to save Wyndford tower blocks backed by two leading architects

Plans to demolish the four tower blocks in the north of the city have been met with objections from two architects who believe the buildings could still be saved and upgraded.

Daily Record

Bid to build on Falkirk greenbelt land raises concerns about impact on wildlife

Fact-finding councillors will attend online hearing to find out more about a developer's plans for land at the edge of Maddiston and what kind of objections have been made

AAP

Housing problems behind bars on parole

A lack of suitable accommodation has been cited as a barrier to prisoners being granted parole, with more than 100 denied freedom over it last financial year.

AAP

Good news for renters as hot market cools

The red-hot rental market seems to be cooling but vulnerable renters are still under pressure from sky-high prices.

Tribune News Service

Powell vows to limit Fed’s climate role to protect independence

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell sought to draw a line around how far the central bank will use its powers to promote a greener economy, vowing it will not be a climate regulator.

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