Singapore's plan to clear secondary forest for high-density housing has prompted concern over biodiversity, while the city faces growing housing needs.
Russians are buying apartments built in Mariupol after its destruction, using government-backed mortgages with interest rates as low as 2%.
Singapore is reconsidering plans to clear much of Maju Forest for public housing after strong public concern over the woodland.
Windsor city council has begun expropriating 45 vacant homes in Sandwich Town to combat blight and increase housing supply, a move supported by local councillor Frazier Fathers.
UK asking prices for newly listed homes fell 1.8% in August, the biggest August decline since 2018, Rightmove reported.
Hui Ka Yan’s fall from property tycoon to convicted executive reflects Evergrande’s collapse and China’s deepening crackdown on corporate misconduct.
Evergrande founder Hui Ka Yan has been sentenced to life in prison following the collapse of the Chinese property giant.
A construction worker died on August 20, 2026, after falling from a multi-story building site in South Jakarta due to a structural failure.
Critics warn that Labor’s tax reforms could raise rents by 30%, but economists argue market forces and phased implementation make this unlikely. Supply shortages, not tax settings, drive current high rents.
A 66-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Logan, Brisbane, allegedly during a tenancy dispute. A tenant has been charged with murder, highlighting the dangers of unresolved housing conflicts.
Australian investors are rushing to get property valuations before new CGT rules take effect in 2027. The reforms replace the 50% discount with indexation, requiring accurate baselines to minimize tax.
A Victorian real estate agent was sacked for allegedly selling a deceased estate to his partner below market value, sparking a regulatory investigation.
Western Australia is launching its largest modular social housing project in the Wheatbelt, providing 54 homes for seniors through efficient off-site construction.
A Nazi-era bunker in Berlin is delaying housing development due to high demolition costs and historical significance, prompting debates on preservation versus progress.
U.S. existing-home sales fell for a second consecutive month in July as high mortgage rates and home prices continued limiting buyers.
Portland Mayor Keith Wilson declared a state of emergency around the fire-damaged Centennial Mills warehouse due to the imminent risk of collapse and threat to public safety.
A real estate agent’s social media stunt has raised consumer concerns about professionalism and ethical marketing in the industry.
A Truro family opposes a 231-unit housing development next to their hobby farm, raising concerns about privacy and lifestyle impacts amidst urban growth pressures.
Senator Percy Downe reports progress on Ottawa’s LeBreton Flats redevelopment, but no construction timeline has been established, leaving residents in limbo.
House prices are falling in Labor’s marginal seats as the housing downturn spreads, creating economic pressure and political challenges for the government.
As Toronto’s condo market struggles, debates intensify over whether lifting the foreign buyer ban could stimulate demand without compromising affordability.
Portland officials will brief the public on the investigation into the contaminated Centennial Mills site and present plans for its safe demolition and future redevelopment.
Moncton is demolishing its old police station on Main Street to pave the way for future redevelopment, though specific plans for the site are yet to be finalized.
Confidential documents reveal that the NSW government is reviewing 297 public land sites for potential sale to raise $1.4 billion, sparking debates over transparency and community value.