The world’s largest international oil and gas companies are expected to accelerate share repurchases, and some could raise dividends next week when Big Oil is expected to report another very strong quarter. Shareholders could be in for higher returns as Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, Exxon, and Chevron are all forecast to post exceptional and possibly record quarterly earnings for the second quarter due to high commodity prices and multi-year-high refining margins.
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On the shores of the Ottawa River in the community of Dunrobin, Ont., sits Ottawa’s most expensive home on the market.
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Americans aren’t strangers to debt. Many consumers owe money on mortgages, auto loans, and credit cards, to name a few sources, and don’t really think much of it.
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Viewing and buying a property can be a stressful time, and prospective buyers are unlikely to make an offer if they see lots of things wrong with the home. In a survey commissioned by conservatory installation experts ConservatoryLand, it was unveiled that a fifth of Britons don’t feel confident they will be able to see past certain turn-offs when viewing potential properties.
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BEIJING: China’s troubled property sector suffered another blow this month when frustrated homebuyers stopped making mortgage payments on units in unfinished projects.
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A photo has emerged online of people crowding outside a Sydney apartment building for a rental inspection, highlighting the huge demand for a limited supply of properties available to rent in the city.
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A Tauranga home held by its owners since 1980 has increased in value by 6938% over that time, highlighting just how much property prices have climbed over the years.
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A site-specific analysis may have been completed, but Auckland Council has made almost no changes to plans to continue shielding 16,000 homes in some of the city’s most central and affluent areas from intensification.
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Auction clearance rates and their numbers have decreased in recent months in Canberra, but what is going on is not unusual for this time of year, according to agents in the ACT.
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Black people and lone seniors continued to face housing challenges in 2021 despite fewer households living in unaffordable situations, a recent report from Statistics Canada shows.
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