The public will get to have its say about the idea to build a new 113-lot subdivision in one of Taranaki’s fastest-growing areas, and near one of its most exclusive suburbs.
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Monthly Archives: February 2023
The towns where house prices have doubled over the last 10 years
House prices in over 40 districts around the country have more than doubled over the last 10 years, despite the current market downturn, Realestate.co.nz says.
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Federal riding kept intact
Speak up and you will be heard.
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Website allowing tenants to see what landlords own records 188,000 searches
A website that allows tenants to see how many properties their landlord owns has recorded more than 188,000 searches, according to its creators.
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Water and sewer rates to increase for 2023
Monthly rates for water and sewer services will see a slight increase this year, based on inflation and a need for infrastructure repair and replacement.
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Melbourne real estate listings dry up as home owners sit tight in falling market
Melbourne home owners are holding back from listing properties in the declining market, resulting in almost a 30 per cent drop in the number of homes for sale in some regions year on year.
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The Sydney regions with the biggest drop in homes for sale
A shortage of homes for sale in Sydney has helped limit falling prices as sellers hold off listing properties until the real estate market improves.
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Developer’s plans for Stephen Avenue paused for provincial heritage assessment
A proposal to build several new towers on a block of Stephen Avenue has been paused after the province requested a heritage assessment of the buildings currently on the site.
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‘It looks terrible’: Edmonton reopening 102 Ave to drivers after businesses blast car-free test
A long and winding debate over what to do with 102 Avenue in downtown Edmonton took a sharp turn Tuesday after business leaders complained that a lack of car traffic is making the area unsafe and driving customers away.
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Cost of living top concern of homebuyers and sellers as Canadians feel the squeeze, Re/Max report finds
Inflation and the rising cost of living are the top concerns of those looking to buy or sell real estate this year, according to a trends report released Feb. 22 by Re/Max Canada.
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