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Holiday home owners refuse plea to rent out vacant properties, say housing crisis not their fault

There are almost five times as many short-stay properties available in this WA tourist hotspot as there are long-term rentals, but the owners say a desperate request from local government is taking the focus off the real source of the problem.

ABC News

Homes for sale near Lambrook School where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s children will start in September

The Cambridges have announced that their children will start at Lambrook School next month — here’s what’s on the market nearby.

Evening Standard

Aspiring young Aboriginal homeowners given hope of home ownership in WA's Pilbara region

After years of struggle, aspiring Aboriginal homeowners in Karratha finally feel like their housing dreams are in reach, thanks to a new program.

ABC News

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Should the government freeze rents for two years? The Greens think it is a no-brainer, but economists are less certain

The federal Greens are calling for a nationwide two-year freeze on rent increases as part of a plan to ease pressure on tenants. But economists are warning the freeze may not be the right solution to Australia's housing crisis.

ABC News

What is 'gazanging'? Everything you need to know as the Government launches probe to simplify the house-buying process

New laws could be introduced to make it harder for property buyers and sellers to pull out of the house-buying process in the months between offer and exchange

Evening Standard

Plans for hundreds of flats blocking famous Bristol view approved

The plans were approved despite serious safety concerns

Bristol Post

The tide has turned on the housing tsunami

Recent housing policy will help balance society’s genuine housing needs for shelter, but it will do little to address the investment demand for housing, writes Michael Rehm.

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Glasgow property: Inside luxury penthouse pad with 360-degree views of the city

If you're after a flat in Glasgow that's close to the city centre and also boasts stunning views as well as a large terrace, then we may have come across your dream property. And yes, we're jealous.

Glasgow Live

Rare chance to renovate historic seven-bed property in heart of popular Welsh seaside town

Four floors of rooms to renovate to create a special seaside home

Wales Online

The Mancunian Way: Is it cool to live here now?

Read the Mancunian Way newsletter for Wednesday August 24, 2022

Manchester Evening News

Falkirk Council agrees to sell strip of land to Bonnybridge company

The small strip of land will leave the rest of the site to be developed for social housing

Daily Record

Return of ‘gazundering’ tactics on London house sales indicates property market is cooling

Requesting sellers slash an agreed price just before exchange, without valid cause, might be immoral — but it is not illegal.

Evening Standard

Like a beige, banal biscuit tin: why London’s new buildings all look the same

After the 2008 crisis, developers adopted a cookie-cutter design style. You can (partly) thank Boris Johnson, says design journalist India Block

The Guardian - UK

Auburn Gresham project heralds progress for Invest South/West developments

Construction on the $3 million development at 79th and Halsted streets is expected to start Wednesday, with the city promising that pending projects in other areas will follow.

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Birmingham Post

Redrow to build nearly 1,000 homes in Dorset after snapping up land

The 143-acre development is two miles from the A30 and was acquired with planning consent

ABC News

Housing shortage creating employment problems in regional Tasmania

An affordable housing shortage hurts employers in regional Tasmania.

Birmingham Post

Wiltshire business park extension complete as Toolstation and more arrive

Helix Trade Park sits within the within the wider 160-acre Solstice Park in Amesbury off the A303

AAP

Taxpayer can't buy all Pacific islands: PM

A retired Australian businessman is trying to leverage the government into buying his islands in Papua New Guinea, saying he may be forced to sell to China.

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Evening Standard

Hottest London boroughs: Bromley’s ‘lively’ homes market bucks trend of slow sales across the capital

Bromley takes the top spot for most active housing market in London since the start of 2020.

The National (Scotland)

Have a look at how much rental prices are rising where you are

PRICES in Scotland’s private rental sector have skyrocketed over the last year a new report has shown, raising fears over community…

The Guardian - UK

Share your experience of applying for a mortgage to buy a UK property recently

We’re interested to hear from people who have recently tried or are in the process of buying a home in the UK with a mortgage, and how they have found the process

Dublin Live

Residents of north Dublin estate fear moving home due to new car clamping rules

The residents of Cedarview in Santry received a letter from their property management company telling them cars parked on the road, on kerbs, or on grass will be clamped when a new rule comes into force in the estate from September 1

The New Daily

The boom-bust myth: Why property prices may not fall as much as you think

Australians expecting a massive plunge in property prices to below pre-COVID levels are going to be disappointed, according to new research.

The Guardian - UK

Tell us: are you over 50 and living in a flat-share in the UK?

We’d like to hear from over-50s in the UK who are living in shared accommodation amid rising housing costs

The Guardian - UK

China’s property market is in freefall. What does this mean for the world economy?

The sector is dangerously overheated – but unlike the 2008 financial crisis, the global ripple effect is likely to be limited, says professor of economics Keyu Jin

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