'We were supposed to enjoy our retirement, but every day feels like a battle'
Residents at Leylands Estate in Derby are facing numerous issues, including dampness and staffing shortages, which are significantly affecting their quality of life in retirement.
Homebuyers will search in vain for spring homes
Danish homebuyers face a declining supply of available properties as the housing market tightens.
SHOCKING ⟩ Real estate prices have increased by over 200 percent in 15 years
A Eurostat survey reveals significant disparities in housing ownership across EU countries, highlighting the growth of home prices in Estonia over the past 15 years.
Spain Returns to the Insatiable Brick Era
The Spanish housing market is hitting new records, with prices now surpassing those during the previous real estate bubble.
What is the cost per square meter of construction in February 2026
The article provides updated information on the construction costs per square meter in Argentina as of February 2026, based on various housing models.
Property prices in the City rose again: which neighborhoods are the most expensive
Property prices in Buenos Aires have shown a slight increase for the first time in four months, indicating a possible recovery in a market fraught with uncertainty.
Number of Apartments for Sale in Seoul Increasing... 80% of Actual Transactions are Below 1.5 Billion Won
There is an increase in the availability of apartments for sale in Seoul, with 80% of transactions occurring for properties priced below 1.5 billion won.
Five years after he brought it up: Here is Løkke's plan for the taxation of housing gains
Lars Løkke Rasmussen's recent proposal on the taxation of housing gains has sparked considerable debate in Denmark.
20,000 PLN per square meter for an apartment in Warsaw? "It's no longer science fiction"
The average price of new apartments in Warsaw has increased to 19,400 PLN per square meter, with prices potentially reaching 20,000 PLN this year due to reduced supply of affordable housing.
Why the rental market behaves differently than we think
In Poland, rental prices are rising faster than wages, making it increasingly difficult to find rental housing, even as developers deliver record numbers of units.
Housing Price Barometer. Developers Are Not Shying Away from Discounts
In February, average housing prices in ten Polish cities saw a slight increase compared to January, indicating signs of market stabilization despite ongoing fluctuations in individual city prices.
Developers Target Mortgage Clients
Developers in Poland are reducing new housing investments significantly in response to record-high residential offerings and declining demand.
Tens of Thousands of Finns Are Now Making a Decision That an Expert Criticizes Severely
Tens of thousands of Finns are currently engaging in short-term rental solutions due to difficulties selling their properties, which has been met with skepticism from real estate experts.
Brisbane house prices increase by almost 16 per cent in a year
Brisbane's property market has experienced significant growth, with home prices rising nearly 16% in the past year as national trends continue.
A Few Years of Selling Apartments. The Hidden War for Buyers?
Poland's real estate market sees a record 70,000 apartments offered by developers, with a significant rise in ready-to-move-in units, particularly in Krakow and Katowice.
President Yoon: 'Buying and selling houses is free, but the government determines profit and loss'
President Yoon expresses that while buying and selling homes is an individual's freedom, the government will dictate whether those transactions lead to profit or loss.
China Resources subsidiary acquires Hong Kong hotel for student housing project
A subsidiary of China Resources has purchased a Hong Kong hotel to convert it into student housing as demand for non-local student accommodation surges.
Jang Dong-hyuk 'Officetels are not selling well'…Jung Cheong-rae 'It must be great to have many to sell'
The political battle over housing dispositions is intensifying in South Korea as opposition leaders criticize ruling party representatives regarding their property holdings.
Land prices are soaring again. In some places, buying a plot is more expensive than building a house
Land prices are increasing, with some locations seeing costs for plots exceed the price of constructing a house.
Demand and Supply of Apartments in Gangnam 3 Districts 'Equal'... Time is Now in Favor of Buyers
The apartment market in Seoul's Gangnam area has shifted to favor buyers as housing prices start to decline, due to increasing supply and buyer hesitance amid upcoming tax changes.
Andersin house cannot be sold at all: "I will incur quite a loss from it"
Anders Sutinen has struggled to sell his house in Joensuu for over a year and is facing significant financial losses.
Will the rush of multi-homeowners selling before May 9th succeed?
Multi-homeowners are increasingly listing their properties for sale ahead of the May 9th deadline for a tax hike on capital gains, raising concerns and opportunities for potential buyers.
The number of available apartments for sale in Prague has started to decrease
The article discusses the decline in the number of available apartments for sale in Prague.
Jang Dong-hyuk, who put his officetel up for sale, says, 'No one is coming to see it... unlike someone who has a 'smart single property'
Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of the People Power Party, expresses frustration over the lack of interest in his officetel listing, contrasting it with President Yoon's real estate holdings.
"Prices have increased dramatically in ten years": tension at all levels of the real estate market in Marseille
Demand for housing in Marseille is rising due to increasing demographics, but supply has not kept pace, leading to heightened tensions in the real estate market.
The speculative fever in Madrid reaches the storage room, the minimum expression of the property market
The demand for storage spaces in Madrid has surged by 68% in five years due to smaller apartments and rising rental prices.
Spain concentrates almost one in ten of the homes missing in the European Union
Spain faces a significant housing deficit, accounting for around 700,000 of the 10 million homes needed across the EU.
The amenities that surprise in buildings: from the most unusual to the ones that work like Tinder
The real estate market in Argentina is shifting, with amenities becoming central to premium residential experiences, reflecting broader cultural changes in living and working.
Chart of the day: The price growth of apartments in listings and contracts is converging, selling prices rose by 13 percent last year
Selling prices for housing in Slovakia increased by 13 percent last year, with a notable rise in the final quarter.
President Yoon criticizes article about '25 billion won profit from Bundang apartment': 'What does a dog's eyes see?'
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol rebuked a media report accusing him of profiting 2.5 billion won from a real estate transaction, arguing that it unfairly portrays him as a speculative investor.
Stoltenberg changes tax rules for housing
Norwegian Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg is redefining what constitutes an "expensive home," raising the threshold for property tax liability.
[Editorial] President Lee says "Selling even a single speculative house is advantageous"; the 'one good house' phenomenon needs to be normalized this time
President Lee Jae-myung announced plans for tax reforms targeting high-value single homeowners and reiterated a crackdown on multiple homeowners to address soaring real estate prices in Seoul.
"Funny that you could almost buy a house with a credit card" – The price of this house is astonishing
A wooden detached house in Oulais, Finland, is on the market for a surprisingly low price of €10,000, mostly due to water damage and its designation as demolition-ready.
Stoltenberg on the new model for valuing homes
Jens Stoltenberg discusses a new model for the valuation of homes in Norway.
ANALYTICS MURES: Instead of falling, apartment prices rise
Apartment prices in Tallinn are unexpectedly increasing, contrary to expectations of decline, driven by reduced supply and increased transactions.
[Breaking News] President Lee lists apartment for sale in Bundang, showing resolve to normalize the real estate market
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has put his apartment in Bundang, Gyeonggi Province, up for sale at a price lower than the market rate to demonstrate his commitment to normalizing the real estate market.
Are houses being built only for the rich? Where will the middle class build their homes?
The Indian real estate market is increasingly focusing on luxury housing, leaving the middle class struggling to find affordable homes as prices surge.
President Yoon targets non-resident homeowners, foreseeing stricter tax and financial regulations
President Yoon Jae-myung expressed intentions to create conditions favoring sales over retention for investors and speculators owning one home for non-residential purposes.
Expected number of new housing units in Seoul next year is projected to decrease by 10,000 from this year
The expected number of new housing units in Seoul for next year is projected to decrease by approximately 10,000 compared to this year, according to a report by the Korea Real Estate Agency and Real Estate R114.
Premium apartments are more than astronomical prices
A recent report reveals that despite expectations of a price around 50,000 to 60,000 PLN per square meter for luxury apartments in Warsaw, a recent sale reached nearly 90,000 PLN per square meter, prompting discussions on the definition of premium real estate.
Trei completes land remediation in Milanówek ahead of schedule
Trei Real Estate Poland has officially announced the early completion of land remediation at the site of the former MIFAM surgical tools factory in Milanówek, where it is developing the Zdrój housing project.
Hyundai Construction's 'Hillstate Pyeongtaek Station Central City' Sails Smoothly amid Spotlight
The housing market in Pyeongtaek is recovering as Hyundai Construction's new project gains attention and Samsung Electronics resumes construction of a semiconductor plant.
President Yoon: Selling one house for investment and speculation will be more advantageous... Restricting investment and speculation
President Yoon Suk-yeol announced intentions to create conditions making it more advantageous for multi-homeowners and single-homeowners not living in their properties to sell rather than hold onto their homes, aiming to confine investment and speculation in the housing market.
The housing market seeks balance
In 2025, developers in seven major Polish cities sold 40,300 apartments, a 9.7% increase from the previous year, despite a significant drop compared to 2023, influenced by government support programs.
Rising tide of new voters forcing a tax rethink on property
Australia's lax property tax is drawing scrutiny, especially as new voters emphasize housing affordability amid rising property values.
Average long-term mortgage rate falls below 6% in time for spring home-buying season
The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate has dropped below 6% for the first time since late 2022, signaling favorable conditions for prospective home buyers this spring.
President Yoon: It will be more advantageous for even single homeowners for investment and speculation to sell rather than hold.
President Yoon has proposed policies aimed at making it more beneficial for single homeowners who are engaged in investment or speculation to sell their properties instead of holding onto them.
There may very well be many houses for sale for 999,000 kroner
If Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's election promise is realized, many owners of inexpensive houses will see a notable increase in their daily finances due to the abolition of property value tax for homes valued at 1 million kroner.
Central Group plans when and how to resume construction. We will prepare 2000 apartments, said its head
Central Group has announced plans to resume construction and is preparing to build 2000 new apartments in response to market demands.
From depreciated panel buildings to investment hit. They are rising in price faster than new buildings
The article discusses the rising prices of old panel buildings in Czechia, which have become popular investment options due to their increasing value.