India’s real estate market is estimated at USD 227.26 billion as of 2024. With more people using online platforms for rentals, incidents of fraud have increased multifold. Rental fraud is a serious problem plaguing India’s housing market.
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The number of affordable rentals has plummeted in Townsville with new data showing less than 17 per cent of homes listed for lease are under the $400 mark.
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A Cairns home still bearing the scars of post-Cyclone Jasper flooding has hit the property market, complete with waterlogged kitchen, mud-stained walls and abandoned furniture.
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A community of 36 luxury homes has been launched in Brisbane’s south — and they’re available for hopeful homeowners to move into immediately.
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The Beltline Neighbourhoods’ Association (BNA) is launching a public engagement campaign to renew the long-lasting debate over opening a portion of 17th Avenue S.W. to pedestrians, and potentially a vehicle-free pilot project next summer.
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It stands to reason the housing shortage that plagues this country will require a building boom the likes of which most of us have never seen. It also stands to reason this boom will encounter many challenges, some of which will be due to the fact that certain areas don’t have adequate space, are too expensive or simply aren’t desirable places to live.
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Calgary city hall gets a report card they bought and paid for.
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Property tax notices were mailed out by the Town of Okotoks on May 29, and all assessed property owners are now deemed to have received their tax notices.
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The City of Lethbridge will put up $400,000 to support a bid to host the 2026 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in that city, the Lethbridge Herald reports.
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The City of Medicine has signed on to a plan to reduce recycling fees paid by residents, but by how much and who would collect cans, paper, plastic and cardboard in the future is still to be determined.
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