Neighbourhood residents continue to push for improvements that will slow traffic on Westridge Drive.
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Monthly Archives: June 2023
Real estate market: Up to 20 percent
There are big regional differences. The difference between the offer price and the transaction price in Berlin was relatively small at just two percent. In Hamburg, on the other hand, the price could be reduced by up to a fifth.
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Can professional home-stagers really add 8% to the price of a property? That’s the claim as more sellers call in experts for a spruce-up
Selling a property used to be simple. You’d hire a smooth-talking estate agent; they’d draw up property details (full of bad grammar and advertising puff); you’d fill the house with the smell of roasting coffee, and wait for viewers to come knocking.
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Where are new rental homes going to come from?
If the National Asset Management Agency is correct, now is the time when we find out whether the Government’s encouragement of institutional investment to boost the private rented sector was as bad a move as has been alleged.
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SC has the best city to rent in the US, new ranking shows. Here’s where and why it’s great
If you’re looking for a place to rent, you can’t do much better than Charleston in the U.S., a new ranking shows.
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Where rent is most, least affordable in Michigan
Michigan residents need to make at least $21.65 an hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment at fair market value without spending more than 30% of their income on housing.
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Mind the (price) gap: Where Melbourne home buyers can save by moving one train stop
Melbourne home buyers can make savings of up to seven figures in their property search just by taking a slightly longer commute.
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Pivoting your business from bricks and mortar to online
OPINION: As New Zealand edges into a recession, it’s clear businesses are going to have to be on high alert for at least the remainder of the year as the consumer spending slowdown threatens bottom lines.
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Municipal naming policy will ‘stand the test of time,’ councillor says
A new municipal naming policy that passed this week at council will change the way city locations are named in St. Albert and see commemorative names used on rare occasions.
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From a $95m house to gold mine woes and a broken marriage in three years
Three years ago businessman John Changjin Li seemed to have it all: a happy marriage, a gold mining operation in Indonesia and enough money to buy a new trophy home on the Point Piper waterfront for $95 million.
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