Rents for student accommodation have increased by an average of 14.6% over the past two academic years, according to a new report by Unipol and the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI).
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Monthly Archives: October 2023
Why Diwali 2023 Is Ideal For Real Estate Investment
Diwali, also known as Deepavali, is one of the most celebrated and cherished festivals in India. It’s a time of joy, togetherness, and the triumph of light over darkness.
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Big increase in value of UK’s build to rent sector predicted
The UK’s build to rent (BTR) sector could almost double in total value over the next five years, reaching £126bn by 2028, new analysis has revealed.
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Singapore private home prices, rentals rise 0.8% in Q3: URA
THE overall prices of private residential properties in Singapore rose 0.8 per cent in the third quarter of 2023 over the preceding quarter, the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) said on Friday (Oct 27).
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Trenberth House and marina on Murray River listed for sale with $2.5m price guide
It’s long served as a popular holiday destination and mooring opportunity for houseboats. Now, a unique Murray River land holding could attract serious interest from investors with the site – earmarked for a “much needed” marina development – listed for sale.
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The graph that shows how buying a house just got even further out of reach
Australian property prices weren’t supposed to be this high by now, as soaring mortgage repayments should have meant buyers could borrow less and spend less at auction.
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Next generation of welders encouraged by industry opportunities in Alberta
A high school welding program is inspiring the next generation of young workers to fill labour shortages in Alberta’s trades industry and learn valuable skills along the way.
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Alberta Premier Smith says International Energy Agency ‘no longer credible’
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is calling one of the world’s premier energy research institutions “no longer credible” after it released a report saying fossil fuel demand is likely to peak this decade.
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‘Do the right thing’: Gondek, Yedlin say property tax ratio needs to change to help business community
As Calgary city council prepares to enter budget deliberations next month, the city’s property tax split between commercial and residential properties is sure to be up for discussion.
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Edmonton taxes may rise 7% in 2024, police salary key to jump
Edmonton property taxes are poised to rise about seven per cent next year with much of the higher-than-anticipated increase tied to more spending on police and utilities.
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