MP Jack Dromey realised how bad things had become in one part of his constituency when he was invited to meet residents to talk about the impact of HMOs and hostels on their street.
Read more: https://bit.ly/37eWKcJ
Monthly Archives: November 2020
Bristol property prices: average house price is now above £300,000
Average house prices in Bristol have soared past £300,000 for the first time as prices rose after the end of the first lockdown.
Read more: https://bit.ly/2VbkYin
Best of both worlds for post-Covid living: These provincial towns and cities are buzzing – but with tranquil countryside on the doorstep
This time last year, the London-based crime writer Martin Bodenham and his wife, Jules, were faced with a problem — where to live next?
Read more: http://dailym.ai/3q8jFyV
Landlords blast proposal to require annual report on rentals as invasion of privacy
San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors will vote Dec. 1 on whether to require landlords to provide information annually about approximately 230,000 rental units, including how much tenants are paying in rent or if they are vacant.
Read more: https://bit.ly/33sdrAu
How popular is Watford to buy a home: Surge in property searches for town
Watford is becoming a more attractive place to live – and at a time when Londoners are wanting to move out of the capital.
Read more: https://bit.ly/2HLE7o1
Taranaki’s smaller rural centres joining in on New Zealand’s booming property market
Rocketing house prices are not just contained to the major cities, the market in rural Taranaki towns is going “gangbusters” too.
Read more: https://bit.ly/33nCyo5
City threatens water shut-off unless residents install new meter
A St. Albert resident will be going back to city council for a second time after the city threatened to shut off their water amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read more: https://bit.ly/3oaXSVL
Here’s why you shouldn’t believe what you’re told about the housing market
.OPINION: The housing debate raged this week almost as much as the housing market itself.
Read more: https://bit.ly/2VnmLkN
Noise and builders’ toilet smell like a living ‘hell’ for Auckland tenants
Two tenants and their flatmate were forced to sleep elsewhere due to noise from a house build, and the smell of a workers’ portable loo on the property.
Read more: https://bit.ly/2VbWK7C
Edmonton’s new home starts shake off pandemic pause
A big bump in apartment starts combined with growing strength in the single-family homes segment last month have the city’s new homes market shaking off the effects of the pandemic, and on target even to surpass all of last year’s growth.
Read more: https://bit.ly/2J5VS2d