Following Move-Out Deadline, Most Former Chatham Estates Residents Have Housing

Chelsea NYCHA redevelopment greenlit after court lifts pause

Demolition and redevelopment at the current site of Elliott-Chelsea and Fulton Houses will move forward after a state appellate court ruling lifted a pause on the Related Companies and Essence Development-led project. The New York City Housing Authority, which partnered with private developers for the 2 billion overhaul of the sites in Chelsea, is prepared to begin re-engaging residents who remain in their units at the Fulton 11 and Chelsea Addition buildings with the goal of relocating them to make the buildings fully vacant for demolition and construction of new homes for the residents, according to an agency statement “This []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.

Janus Living: The Pure Play On Senior Housing Growth

Janus Living: The Pure Play On Senior Housing Growth

MP Housing Perks: See how the number of MPs claiming all their housing allowance has skyrocketed

MP Housing Perks: See how the number of MPs claiming all their housing allowance has skyrocketed

King Charles and Queen Camilla finally confirm controversial Buckingham Palace living situation after £369m refurb

King Charles and Queen Camilla currently live at Clarence House, which has been their London home since 2003, but will not relocate to Buckingham Palace

More than 2,000 Quebec households stranded without a lease after July 1

More than 2,000 Quebec households are still without a home following the province's July 1 moving day. Housing advocates say the increase compared to last year shows that building more apartments isn't enough to solve the affordability crisis.

Living in your rental? The tax benefits aren’t so clear cut

Dear Liz: My husband and I have owned a rental property for 20 years. We’ve never lived in it. Now, we want to get out of the landlord business. We know we’ll have to recapture depreciation, but we always thought we could live in the property for a couple of years to save some on []

Protest in Esch: Déi Lénk calls for action on vacant housing

The Left has called for urgent action on vacant housing after highlighting a state-owned building in Esch-sur-Alzette that has stood empty for ten years despite the ongoing housing crisis.

Batman mansion now abandoned and reclaimed by nature as it's left to rot

A former mansion, once on of the grandest houses in the UK currently lies empty and desolate

Investors are looking for stronger yields and lower rental risks

The early response to Bryanston Country Estate has already shown there is demand for well-positioned residential product in this part of Johannesburg. The more interesting question now is what kind of apartment offering investors are willing to back. Early demand for the broader development saw 91 house units reserved within eight hours of launch, with []

Australian home prices suffer biggest drop since Covid

Home values across Australia's capital cities have recorded their biggest monthly decline in almost four years, with national prices falling 0.4 per cent in June, the largest drop since December 2022. Sydney led the downturn, with prices falling 1.5 per cent over the month and 4.2 per cent since the start of the year. Melbourne prices are down 1.8 per cent over the past year, while Brisbane slipped 0.2 per cent in June. The Opposition has blamed the decline on government housing policies, claiming they are pushing younger Australians further out of the property market.

Renovate or Relocate? A Homeowner’s Guide to Choosing What’s Worth It

Every homeowner eventually reaches a point where the house stops fitting the life inside it. Maybe the layout feels tight. Maybe the neighborhood has changed around you. Whatever the trigger, you The post Renovate or Relocate? A Homeowner’s Guide to Choosing What’s Worth It appeared first on Better Living.

71 Montreal households in emergency housing as affordability in city gets worse

A little over a week after Quebec’s unofficial moving day, 71 households in Montreal remain in emergency housing — almost twice as many last year when there 40 in that situation. Most of these households were left without a home in the lead-up to July 1, when many leases expire in the province. They’re staying [] The post 71 Montreal households in emergency housing as affordability in city gets worse appeared first on CityNews Montreal.

New in homes: More low-rise housing comes to Willowdale 

Townhomes aim for ‘balance between value and luxury’

How many years of salary buys a home in Ireland vs EU?

The house purchasing power of Irish residents has weakened in the last few decades, but is the path to home ownership any shorter outside Ireland?

Home sales are up 9.4% from last year in Toronto, here’s what this means for buyers

What to know After a slow 2025, real-estate sales are beginning to pick up, but one Toronto-based realtor says first-time homebuyers still have an opportunity... The post Home sales are up 9.4 from last year in Toronto, here’s what this means for buyers appeared first on NOW Toronto.

Benalmadena to rolls out 4-year leases for new public allotments to grow your own

Benalmadena residents are to have longer-term access to public allotments as the local council extends plot leases from two to []

A Tenant Tried To Move Out Of Their Apartment, But Their Landlord Completely Stopped Responding

It's time to hit the road and find a better place to live for these folks. The post A Tenant Tried To Move Out Of Their Apartment, But Their Landlord Completely Stopped Responding appeared first on TwistedSifter.

Municipal election could be turning point for non-profits fighting gentrification

TORONTO — A handful of Toronto community groups buying properties across the city in an effort to keep rents low say the upcoming municipal election could determine whether they’re able to secure thousands more units in the years to come as the ongoing demand for housing shifts focus. The groups, called community land trusts, say [] The post Municipal election could be turning point for non-profits fighting gentrification appeared first on Loonie Politics.

eThekwini Municipality's challenges in transferring ownership of council properties

eThekwini Municipality's challenges in transferring ownership of council properties

Tony Walls Workers Party Representative for the Lower Falls has reacted angrily to the Audit Office Report saying the maintenance backlog in Northern Ireland’s health estate has grown to more than £1.6 Billion.

Mr Walls said this is a staggering amount of money and neglect as the report says that 40 of the buildings are not fully compliant with current regulations and need to be upgraded. The health estate has more than 1700 buildings freehold buildings and 200 leasehold that are made up of hospitals, health centres, ambulance stations and fire stations, across 400 sites and the Audit General says many are deteriorating. The report states that the estate is aging and many are not fit for purpose due to age and condition.

62 Real Estate Insiders On A Year That Took A Turn, And What They're Doing About It

62 Real Estate Insiders On A Year That Took A Turn, And What They're Doing About It

Canada’s resource push meets a housing crunch in northwest BC

Terrace and Prince Rupert are central to Canada’s resource and trade ambitions, but local leaders say the workers arriving to build that future are squeezing residents out of already tight housing markets.

Huge court victory in battle for affordable housing in Cape Town

ConCourt rules that Western Cape government and City of Cape Town are constitutionally obliged to provide affordable housing in the inner-city

Social mobility begins with the right to a home

Housing affordability continues to present significant challenges for many young people, single parents, older persons and low-income households. Parliament has an essential role in ensuring that these schemes continue evolving to meet changing social realities

The Cost of Staying Put: Aging in the Neighborhood You Love

The Cost of Staying Put: Aging in the Neighborhood You Love

RESCON: Paying the price for a cumbersome planning and permitting process

Approval timelines have barely budged., this should alarm the housing sector and anyone who cares about housing affordability,

The 30-year fixed mortgage was supposed to be predictable. Two costs quietly broke that promise

A new survey shows 40 of homeowners said they’ve considered moving because their property taxes have gotten so high.

Can Andy Burnham really solve the housing crisis?

Building more homes is a promise successive governments have failed to keep. Our experts reflect on what's needed to deliver this time

The priciest places to live in the UK: See how your cost of living compares

The priciest places to live in the UK: See how your cost of living compares

‘I’m Sorry You’re in This Beautiful House We Pay For!’

Thanks to the punishing real-estate market, there’s a glut of middle-aged children living with their parents in the Hamptons for the summer.

Fabege Q2 2026 slides: occupancy rises as property values stabilize

Fabege Q2 2026 slides: occupancy rises as property values stabilize