Amid signs of a slowing rental market, Halifax-based landlord Killam Apartment REIT is expecting increased turnover of apartments to new tenants will help offset slower rent growth in Atlantic Canada.
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Monthly Archives: August 2025
Private rentals in Croatia make shift to long-term tenancies
For years, the number of beds across the country increased by tens of thousands annually, often outpacing demand.
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Evergrande’s $50 billion rise and fall leaves scars on China’s property sector
China Evergrande Group was delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday — an ignominious exit for the former high-flying developer that once epitomized Beijing’s economic rise and later came to symbolize the country’s property bust.
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Seats still available for this year’s Australian Mortgage Awards
The 2025 Australian Mortgage Awards are around the corner.
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Sylvan Lake looking for feedback on upcoming construction projects
The Town of Sylvan Lake has begun planning for two new major construction projects which are expected to improve traffic flow.
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Designer’s stunning Donvale $2.7m sanctuary hits market
When architectural designer Stephen was looking for a tree-change, he didn’t need to look far to create his contemporary sanctuary on an bushland acreage in a low-density part of Donvale.
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Revealed: The capitals where building beats buying
In December 2023, I wrote about how construction costs had dramatically outpaced house price growth, making it cheaper to buy an established home than build new.
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Dina Broadhurst sells Eastern Suburbs home for $8m
The sale of the Darling Point apartment co-owned by nude artist Dina Broadhurst and her ex-partner, builder Max Shepherd, settled last week at $8m.
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Alberta Avenue group the latest area up in arms over Edmonton bike lanes
Residents of Alberta Avenue have joined those in Delton and Dunluce in turning to the province after failed attempts to get the City of Edmonton to reconsider projects they say will worsen traffic, parking, safety and accessibility in their communities.
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Serious threat to South Africa’s property market
Criminals are increasingly using Artificial intelligence (AI) to carry out sophisticated property scams in South Africa, putting buyers, sellers, tenants, and even sectional title schemes at risk.
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