Josh Callaghan, is no stranger to leveraging technology. Over the past two decades he has worked on tech that impacts the banking, stockbroking, and finance industries.
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Monthly Archives: February 2021
Facts about rent increases in Tasmania
Despite claims about rent increases occurring around the State following the expiry of the emergency period, I would like to make it clear that, as of today, the Residential Tenancy Commissioner is currently considering just four applications for unreasonable rent increases.
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Existing home sales rise slightly in January, but record low supply weighs on market
After a brief pullback in December, homebuyers returned to the market, although they are still being hampered by record low supply.
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Credit score requirements for rentals are rising: What you need to know
You may need even stronger credit to rent a home these days.
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Planned retirement village, residential development, would ‘dishonour and disrespect’ cultural land, says iwi
Iwi have made it clear they will not be participating in the “desecration” of their sacred, ancestral lands.
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Buying a $400k New Plymouth KiwiBuild house a ‘no brainer’, first-home buyer says
Kylie Guthrie was paying $440 a week in rent in Tauranga – now she’s paying $380 in mortgage repayments in her brand new, Taranaki KiwiBuild home.
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HK$459.4 million Hong Kong flat sale sets new Asia record
HONG KONG may be in its worst recession in years but its luxury property market is still thriving after a five-bedroom apartment broke records with its US$59 million price tag.
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Alberta well-poised for post-COVID-19 economic recovery
Affordable housing, world-class research, skilled workforce and low taxes are just a few of the reasons Alberta will be in a good position to recover from this pandemic, local business leaders heard last week.
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City of Edmonton seeking court order to curb odour issues from west-end composting site
The City of Edmonton is seeking a court order to curb longstanding odour issues from a west-end composting site, which could include closure of the facility.
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Edmonton’s Bitcoin Well relocating to massive downtown office by end of the year
An Edmonton-based Bitcoin broker is spending $4 million to move its headquarters from Whyte Avenue to the Downtown core.
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