Why replacing leasehold may be easier said than done

कोसी अस्पतालको सातदिने चेतावनीपछि अतिक्रमित सटर खाली गर्न व्यापारीलाई चटारो

विराटनगर। कोसी अस्पताल विराटनगरले अतिक्रमित संरचना हटाउन सोमबारदेखि डोजर चलाउने चेतावनी दिएपछि यहाँका व्यावसायिक सटरहरू धमाधम खाली हुन थालेका छन्। अस्पतालले दिएको सातदिने समयसीमा सकिन एक दिन बाँकी रहँदै शनिबारदेखि व्यवसायीहरूले सटरका सामान सार्न र संरचना खाली गर्न थालेका हुन्। अस्पतालले आफ्नो स्वामित्वको जग्गामा बनेका चार संस्थाअन्तर्गतका २६ वटा व्यावसायिक सटर सोमबारदेखि भत्काउने तयारी गरेको []

Vacancy Has Peaked For Life Sciences. The Good News Ends There

Lab leasing is showing small signs of improvement in select markets across the U.S., offering a glimmer of hope for landlords stuck in a supply glut for more than two years. But underneath the leasing announcements trumpeted by landlords is a picture...

Their Landlord Refused to Fix Anything in Their Rental — So They Left It in the Same Disrepair When They Moved Out

Raising rent is obviously not the way to convince tenants to stay. The post Their Landlord Refused to Fix Anything in Their Rental — So They Left It in the Same Disrepair When They Moved Out appeared first on TwistedSifter.

Does Rent Control Really Backfire?

Does Rent Control Really Backfire?

Rents are rising in Perth, and one major analyst says the hike is not over yet. New data from Cotality shows Perth and Melbourne rents jumped 3.5 per cent over the quarter, taking median weekly dwelling rent in the western capital to $750.

If recent rent increases have hurt, buckle up. The hike is not over yet, according to one major analyst.

Labor don’t understand the gravity of their housing tax changes

Sky News host Peta Credlin claims Labor doesn’t understand the gravity of some of its housing tax changes. “If you’re a renter, you’re worried, how bad are things going to get now that you’ve done all these changes, they’ve been rushed through,” Ms Credlin said. “I honestly don’t think they understood the gravity of some of these changes.”

5 Packing Hacks for Long-Term Storage

Whether you’re downsizing, moving, or simply reclaiming space in your home, renting a storage unit

In Larkin, land leases and a city’s growing pains shape Johor election contest

JOHOR BAHRU, July 7 — Land lease renewals in Kampung Melayu Majidee and the need to modernise public infrastructur...

Housing minister says he has stopped estimating when homeless numbers will drop

James Browne said it is instead more important to “maximise the delivery of homes” by changing construction regulations.

NY Dirt: Do neglected buildings make money?

When landlords don’t collect enough in rent, they can’t maintain their buildings — that means poor living conditions for tenants. This is a major argument made against freezing the rent in rent-stabilized apartments, as New York’s Rent Guidelines Board voted to do last week. But how is that playing out in reality? Are all poorly-maintained buildings just suffering from low cash flow? Let’s look at the data. A report I obtained from the Rent Guidelines Board shows that buildings with a high number of housing code violations indeed have lower rents and lower net operating income on average. But those []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.

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

Sell off of private rental properties has driven up prices

The sale of rental properties by private landlords is a key factor in the increase in rental prices in the...

Housing costs crisis needs ‘decades’ of falling prices

Recent falling house prices have barely eroded an affordability gap that has built up over years of rising values, as experts warn much more time is needed.

Rent: When a landlord can ask for an increase and when a tenant has the right to refuse

What applies to the mandatory three-year term, adjustment clauses and new agreements – The areas where price pressures continue The post Rent: When a landlord can ask for an increase and when a tenant has the right to refuse appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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 []

The 'trendy' kitchen renovations you will regret, according to an interior design expert - including 'cramped' eye-level ovens and high maintenance wooden worktops

The 'trendy' kitchen renovations you will regret, according to an interior design expert - including 'cramped' eye-level ovens and high maintenance wooden worktops

Tenants accused of unpaid rent will have to pay half to bring up other complaints at Ontario hearings

Ontario tenants accused of being behind on rent may soon have to fork over half of what their landlord claims they owe if they want to raise other issues about their unit at a tribunal hearing.

Oobah Butler tackles the housing crisis: ‘We’ve become used to the fact that we are screwed’

How To Trick Your Way Onto the Property Ladder takes on the housing crisis with a series of witty stunts The post Oobah Butler tackles the housing crisis: ‘We’ve become used to the fact that we are screwed’ appeared first on Big Issue.

Why Andy Burnham at No 10 could lead to a cap on rents across the country

Why Andy Burnham at No 10 could lead to a cap on rents across the country

My Elderly Tenants Owe Me $8,000. What They’re Spending Their Rent Money on Is Driving Me Mad.

I really need that money.

The surprising effect on house prices of building 1000 new apartments

More supply of homes relative to demand should put downward pressure on property prices, conventional wisdom says. It’s complicated.

Land Use Intelligence Is Increasingly a Must-Have in Deal-Making

For decades, commercial real estate underwriting has revolved around one central question: Do the numbers work? Investors scrutinize rent rolls, operating expenses, cap rates, financing assumptions and projected returns in pursuit of the answer. Financial models have become increasingly sophisticated, enabling market participants to evaluate opportunities faster and with greater precision than ever before. Yet []

Mamdani’s Rent Board Votes to Freeze Rent for About 1 Million NYC Apartments

With the vote, tenants of rent-stabilized apartments won’t see a hike on their lease renewals starting October 1.

LYTLE: Bailed-out billionaires and communist ties — why Ottawa’s housing scam proves Alberta needs independence

In the early 1980s, I read a book about personal finance that dramatically changed my life — by almost destroying it. I was tripped up by my naivety in not knowing that while strategy is good, strategy well timed is much better. I got the timing part wrong. The apartment was bought with maximum leverage (i.e. debt) and was located near a popular ski resort. Such was my strategy. The five units, converted to condominiums, hit the real estate market just as Pierre Trudeau announced the National Energy Program. Buyers disappeared. The bank that held my rather large mortgage also took possession of a 150-unit condominium project that went bankrupt, completed the construction, and offered three months’ free rent to new tenants. All of my renters left for these greener pastures. I went to the bank manager and screamed at him — literally.

Scott verdict on ’26 housing bills: “At the end of the day, the Legislature did very little”

What absolutely is not the right approach is actively pursuing ways to lessen the value of rural property, an approach that is all too often on display, farmer Becky Castle said. The post Scott verdict on ’26 housing bills: “At the end of the day, the Legislature did very little” first appeared on Vermont Daily Chronicle. The post Scott verdict on ’26 housing bills: “At the end of the day, the Legislature did very little” appeared first on Vermont Daily Chronicle.

Kingston records Canada’s largest year-over-year drop in average rents

According to statistics Canada, rental prices in Kingston are trending downwards. City officials say this news validates the work they've been doing over the past several years.

‘The case for capping rents’

The implementation of the Renters’ Rights Act on 1st May was a moment of real significance to 9 The post ‘The case for capping rents’ appeared first on LabourList.

Barcelona’s costly gamble: a ban built on a bluff

The City Council capped short-term rental licences in 2014. Rents still rose up to 70 percent. So what's actually driving unaffordability?

Labor’s housing tax reforms must be the beginning, not the end

Labor’s capital gains tax and negative gearing reforms are a welcome start. But fixing housing will require broader tax reform, state cooperation and far greater investment in social housing. The post Labor’s housing tax reforms must be the beginning, not the end appeared first on Crikey.

UP backs rental housing project amid demolition, displacement concerns

The University of the Philippines (UP) on Friday said construction of its ‘low-cost’ rental housing project will begin later this year despite residents’ concerns over displacement and demolition. “The University has a legal duty to protect and utilize its land for the UP community,” the academic institution said in a statement. “UP can not turn []

Why Aaron Levie Walked Away From a $500 Million Buyout Offer

Turning down a life-changing offer wasn’t easy, but the Box co-founder says one factor made the decision clear.

An Emphatic No to the “State Control” Land Grab

Every state handed public land sold it off. The “we’d manage it better” pitch is the same scam in a new suit. by Will Pattiz and More Than Just Parks There’s a