Mayor secures 13,000 pledges to give young people crucial work experience and training
Employers have pledged almost 13,000 work experience, training and apprenticeship opportunities as part of Mayor Richard Parker’s drive…
Zaha Hadid Architects Unveils Images of a New Housing Project in Málaga, Spain
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Grocery costs a major stressor for most Americans
When it comes to spending, groceries are the biggest monthly expense for people. Maybe there is something to…
Australia’s housing market would crash if these factors aligned
An Australian property market crash may be laughable, but it’s conceivable. Housing is politically sensitive because access to…
Canada’s housing market is in ‘new normal.’ It looks like the ‘old normal’ – National
With the Bank of Canada holding interest rates again, economists and real estate experts say the housing market’s…
The double duplex is a bizarre building that the city needs right now.
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Mortgage demand drops to lowest level since May
An “Open House” sign in front of a home for sale in the Woodland Hills neighborhood of Los…
Housing market recovery delayed despite rising sales volumes
Cotality (formerly known as CoreLogic and one of the foremost authorities on the housing market) recently noted that…
Americans spend an entire week’s worth of pay on rent every month—and in some cities, a full two weeks of income is just going to housing
It’s hard to imagine today, but about 17 years ago, rent for Americans was less than $1,000 per…
Milei tames inflation, but Argentines still struggle to afford basics | Inflation
Cesar Martinez, 45, works full-time at a butcher shop in Buenos Aires, but in the last year, he…
Mortgages have hit levels not seen since right before the crash
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Oxford Economics says the crumbling housing market will continue deteriorating because of two key factors
Mortgage rates are still nearly 7% and home prices are 55% higher than they were at the beginning…