How close to the border of the plot can you build a house? Check before you start construction
The article discusses regulations in Poland regarding the minimum distances from property borders that must be maintained when constructing a house.
Guayaquil: Proposal for a census and technical tables with center administrators to prevent fires in buildings
Following a fire incident at the Multicomercio building, Guayaquil authorities are proposing a census and technical meetings with building administrators to address fire safety concerns.
A young man in his 20s dies after being hit by a sign fallen due to strong winds... the shop owner and building owner charged
A tragic incident in Uijeongbu, South Korea, has led to the death of a young man after a sign fell due to strong winds, prompting charges against the sign owner and building owner.
Houses built from 2010 to 2022 may soon face problems โ Especially two solutions predispose homes to moisture damage
A report reveals that many houses constructed between 2010 and 2022 in Finland may be at risk of moisture damage due to certain building practices.
Even a fine of 5 thousand zlotys. New powers of cooperatives and communities towards tenants
New regulations in Poland will enforce mandatory access for inspections in residential buildings, imposing fines on tenants who refuse entry.
Building Bonuses: When Do They Take Effect โ What Changes Now with the Loft Spaces?
The article discusses recent clarifications on the implementation of building bonuses following changes in Greek building regulation law 5197/2025.
The MDS regulation has just come into force, and it is already waiting for amendment
A new regulation concerning the design of public buildings and multi-family residential buildings in Poland is set for amendment less than a year after its implementation, due to concerns raised during the initial phase of its enforcement.
When the Neighbor Informs the Building Authority: A Dispute Over a Fence in Riga Reaches the District Court
A property dispute over a fence in Riga, which has stood for over 20 years, escalates after local authorities order its demolition due to a neighbor's complaint.
Kenya: Sand Mining and Kenya's Building Boom - Better Rules Are Needed, but Not From the Top Down
The article discusses the rapid sand mining in Kenya as part of its building boom and highlights the need for better regulations that do not come from top-down mandates.
Risks in buildings in downtown Guayaquil
A recent fire in downtown Guayaquil raises concerns about the safety and regulations of buildings in the area.
What is the allowed height for building construction on the waterfront of Joรฃo Pessoa? Understand the Height Law
The article discusses the legal debate over building height limits along the waterfront of Joรฃo Pessoa, Brazil, amidst proposed changes to existing regulations.
Nationwide legal change alert as Treasury imposes new restriction rules
The UK Treasury is set to implement new regulations affecting building societies including Nationwide, following discussions with senior officials and a commitment to reform the mutuals sector.
Wineries, businesses, and residences: a mix that increases fire risks like the one at the Multicomercio building
Ecuadorian experts warn that mixed-use buildings, such as residential spaces combined with commercial warehouses, significantly heighten the risk of devastating fires.
The threat to LKAB: Move the houses or pay 200 million in fines
The local government in Kiruna has mandated LKAB to either relocate certain buildings facing deformation or face substantial fines due to cultural heritage concerns.
Unpleasant results of fire safety inspections in the Moravian-Silesian Region. More than a third of buildings have deficiencies
Fire safety inspections in the Moravian-Silesian Region have revealed that over one-third of buildings are lacking in safety compliance.
Why is there a dispute over the roof of the shrine in Jaipur?
A controversy has erupted in the Chandpole area of Jaipur over the construction of a roof for a shrine, violating building regulations in the heritage zone.
Rescue operation after building collapse in Lebanon concluded
A rescue operation following the building collapse in Tripoli, Lebanon has ended, resulting in 14 confirmed fatalities.
Chaos After Building Collapse in Kota, Witness the Devastation
A sudden building collapse in Kota, India, caused panic as a restaurant was operating at the time, trapping nine individuals inside.
LASBCA reaffirms commitment to enforcing building regulations
The Lagos State Building Control Agency emphasizes its dedication to enforcing building regulations to ensure safety amid the state's rapid urban development.
Lighting Designer Jumps for Joy Over Changes
A lighting designer expresses happiness over the recognition of lighting provisions in newly amended building regulations, while continuing to advocate for their consideration in urban planning.
POMIDA: Danger for property transfers from the tight deadlines for building identity and regularization of unlawful constructions
The Panhellenic Federation of Property Owners is requesting a meeting with the Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, due to concerns over strict deadlines affecting property transfers.
Home extension 2 meters larger than planned - so council orders it to be pulled down
A council has ordered the demolition of a home extension that was constructed two meters larger than originally approved, as it was deemed to overshadow a neighbor's property.
Have you cleared the snow in front of your building? You might face a fine, here are the rules
With snow falling across continental Croatia, building owners are reminded of their obligation to clear snow around their properties to avoid fines.
Did they clear the snow in front of the building or from the car? Laziness can be costly; here are the fines
The article discusses the obligations and potential fines for neglecting snow removal duties in Croatia during winter.
Production of juices and preserves. Turk legalized constructions, but still faces a misdemeanor proceeding
Filip Turk, a candidate for Minister of the Environment, received retrospective approvals for two constructions in Prague, despite admitting to violations of building laws, in which he plans to produce juices and preserves, while also facing a misdemeanor proceeding.
Real estate market: What changes the mandatory energy identity of buildings brings
The mandatory energy identity of buildings introduces a new transparency framework in the real estate market, affecting values and rentals while emphasizing the need for energy upgrades and making performance a key economic criterion.
Housing, all measures in the maneuver. Bonuses stuck at 50% and limits on short rentals
The government's fourth financial maneuver under Meloni officially ends the Superbonus phase and reverts building incentives to standard regulations, while maintaining a 50% bonus rate and introducing restrictions on short-term rentals.