Brokers are reporting a lot of activity in the real estate market throughout Greece, both from foreigners and Greeks living abroad.
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Monthly Archives: October 2022
Appeal withdrawn for casino relocation due to “significant backlash”
An appeal made against a development permit replacing the Cambridge Hotel’s conference centre with a casino has been withdrawn.
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Surge in rents for private homes, HDB flats leaves tenants constantly looking for cheaper options
SINGAPORE — With rents for both private and public housing recently hitting all-time highs, Mr Sanjay is prepared to look for a new place with his two housemates if their rent goes up.
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The 925 properties land banked for treaty settlement
There are 925 properties currently in the Treaty Settlement Landbank, administered by Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand.
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Will $1 million remain the norm for Auckland house prices?
Auckland’s house prices have dropped by over 10% this year, and more falls are expected, but experts think the region’s market is likely to remain a $1 million one.
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Was it harder to buy a house in 1990?
In 1990 the “Misery Index” might have hit peak miserable, but there was something that was not a cause for despair: house affordability.
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Opinion: New MacEwan building would benefit students, business, downtown Edmonton
Like cities across the world, Edmonton’s downtown was hit hard by the pandemic. For almost 17 months, office buildings sat nearly empty as thousands worked from home. Empty coffee shops, deserted stores, and “For Lease” signs became a common sight throughout the core. Fewer people, in turn, led to more crime, fuelling safety concerns for the few who remained.
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Concerns voiced over pending Highway 2 intersection closures
The impending closure of three intersections along Highway 2 is troubling for residents and businesses on the east side of the busy thoroughfare.
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City outlines priorities in 2022 action plan
Lethbridge city council on Tuesday accepted the Quarter 3 2022 Action Report as information.
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Royal Hotel coming all the way down
Demolition began Friday at the site of the Royal Hotel, which was destroyed by fire six weeks ago, while investigators await making a final determination on the cause.
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