Louise suffers from multiple sclerosis and since 1996 she has lived in the same two-bedroom flat in north London which has not been renovated or refurbished since.
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Monthly Archives: March 2024
Victorian tenants bugged by what they have to disclose on their tedious rental applications
Victorian tenants are being asked to write profiles on their pets for rental applications, with some feeling forced to give up their furry friends to increase their chance of putting a roof over their heads.
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Striking Glen Osmond home with design that resembles a capsule hits the market
One of the state’s most striking homes at Glen Osmond is up for grabs after hitting the market following an extension.
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Mosman’s surge in high-end house sales draws Sonia Kruger into its slipstream
Mosman’s housing market is riding a surge of sales in the $10 million-plus range, from $30 million for the home of former pet food company boss David Grant to the $10.5 million paid for the doer-upperer of former MasterChef contestant-turned-vitamin businessman Jimmy Seervai.
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Albertans struggling to find place to rent: survey
Albertans are struggling to find a place to rent as the province is flooded with a river of newcomers.
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Opinion: Council looks for easy answer on complex issue of housing
Coun. Courtney Walcott recently suggested that 350,000 homeowners in Calgary are among “the selfish few.” Or at least, that is what was implied when he scolded Coun. Dan McLean for having the temerity to suggest that a plebiscite on blanket housing would only “benefit the selfish few.”
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New legislation will impact sale of government properties
The UCP is introducing new legislation that will impact the sale of government properties.
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Mega-solar farms okayed, denied
Another major solar power facility in southeast Alberta has been approved in the week after new rules for agricultural productivity, reclamation and visual impact were instituted by regulators, and the first has also been declined.
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Scotland’s surging rent prices – see how Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire has changed
Rental prices in Scotland have risen by more than any of the other UK nations over the past year, and the same can be said in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.
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It’s not just the BT Tower: London’s property market is heating up as developers look to turn offices into hotels
Over a quarter of office sales made in the year to March have been from buyers who wish to turn the buildings into hotels, offering a lifeline for London’s downtrodden commercial property market.
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