Good news in Arizona: Katie Hobbs celebrates the first approval of groundwater conservation 'from agriculture to the city'
Katie Hobbs, the Governor of Arizona, celebrates the rapid approval of a groundwater conservation program aimed at ensuring sustainable water supply for urban growth in the state.
How wealthy parents transfer housing millions to their children
A significant number of young first-time homebuyers in Copenhagen are able to purchase properties with the financial assistance of their wealthy parents, raising questions about the dynamics of wealth transfer in the housing market.
First-home buyer affordability no longer just a Sydney problem
New research indicates that the challenges of first-home buyer affordability extend beyond Sydney as property prices soar across Australia.
‘Strong rebound’ for UK housing market with 6% more homes for sale than a year ago
The UK housing market is experiencing a revival, with a significant increase in new listings and average house prices following a lengthy downturn.
Public spending on housing declines for the first time since the pandemic
Public spending on housing in Spain has decreased for the first time since the pandemic, with expenditures reaching 7.613 billion euros in 2024, 200 million euros less than in 2023.
Government opens pre-registration for homes in the 'Amazon EcoLar' project in Manaus; see how to participate
The Amazon government has launched a pre-registration for families living in high-risk areas to join the Amazonas EcoLar housing project, with the first homes to be built in the Petrópolis neighborhood of Manaus.
Paju City Secures 100 Homes for Newlyweds and New Families through 'Jeonse Lease'
Paju City has secured 100 units under the government's 'Jeonse Lease' program for newlywed and new families, marking the first of its kind in a basic local government in Gyeonggi Province and the largest nationwide, excluding metropolitan governments.
Liberals should become ‘party for first home buyers’ and cap negative gearing, former MP says
Former Liberal MP Keith Wolahan suggests capping negative gearing to benefit first home buyers and increase housing supply.
First Home in Sight? Here's What You Should Know About the ASP System Reforms
The article discusses the recent changes in the ASP savings system in Finland, aiming to aid first-time homebuyers amidst declining housing prices.
New figures: Young people from wealthy families dominate the housing market in major cities
A new analysis reveals that young people from wealthy families have a significantly higher chance of buying their first home in urban areas compared to others.
See the map: In just a few kilometers, the share of young homeowners with wealthy parents falls from over half to zero
A new analysis reveals that young people from affluent families have a significantly better chance of purchasing their first home in major urban areas compared to those from less wealthy backgrounds.
Good news for New York: Kathy Hochul completed the first hotel-to-affordable housing conversion project
The first conversion of a hotel into affordable housing in New York, led by Governor Kathy Hochul, has been completed in Queens.
Mortgages close 2025 above 500,000 loans and reach their best figure in 16 years
In 2025, the number of mortgages signed in Spain surpassed 500,000 for the first time in 16 years, reaching an annual total of 501,073 loans, reflecting a 17.8% increase from the previous year.
'If not now, I can't buy'... Half of first-time buyers in Seoul last year were in their 30s
In 2023, nearly half of first-time homebuyers in Seoul were in their 30s, driven by rising home prices and fears of missing out on opportunities amid tightening lending regulations.
How it can happen that half of the Copenhagen apartments are bought by young first-time buyers
Half of the apartments in Copenhagen are being purchased by young first-time buyers despite high prices and significant down payments required.
"It's such a crazy amount that we started by checking all the numbers to see if it was simply a mistake"
The skyrocketing real estate prices in Copenhagen have made it extraordinarily difficult for young first-time homebuyers to afford properties, yet they are purchasing at an unprecedented rate.
‘Living in Our Place Until Old Age’... Selected as Integrated Care Cities: Hwaseong, Gwangmyeong, Ansan, Yangpyeong
Gyeonggi Province has selected four cities—Hwaseong, Gwangmyeong, Ansan, and Yangpyeong—as 'Integrated Care Cities,' aiming to build key infrastructures for healthcare, nursing, and housing by the first half of the year.
When Ilsan and Jungdong Increase 5 Times, Bundang Remains 'Zero'... Seongnam City Protests, "Clear Discrimination"
The government is facing criticism from political leaders in Seongnam and Bundang who claim they are being unfairly disadvantaged by new reconstruction policies for first-generation new towns.
Percentage and Amount: The Unity List presents its first bid for a new housing tax
The Unity List has proposed a top tax on housing gains, highlighting the growing debate in Denmark about housing ownership and wealth inequality.
Percentage and Amount: Here is the First Proposal for a Concrete New Property Tax
The debate around a new property tax in Denmark heats up as the Enhedslisten party proposes a tax on housing gains, prompted by growing concerns over wealth accumulation through property ownership.
Housing: The number of building permits is rising again
The number of building permits in Germany has increased for the first time in 2025 after a three-year decline, with nearly 240,000 permits issued.
Flat in Mumbai for ₹3.8 million, know the complete details of the scheme and how to apply
The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has launched a 'first come, first served' scheme for the sale of 118 affordable homes in Mumbai.
No apartment buildings were built in Pori last year – construction is frozen
Pori, Finland, saw no new apartment buildings constructed last year for the first time since the 2000s, indicating a significant halt in construction activity across the country.
Tenants in Texas: what to do in the first 24 hours if you receive an eviction notice under the new SB 38 Law
The SB 38 Law significantly alters the eviction process in Texas, shortening deadlines and expanding judicial powers starting January 1, 2026.
Medical, Housing, and Care All in One: Chuncheon to Create the First ‘Retirement Village’ in the Country
Chuncheon city in South Korea is set to establish the country's first retirement village that combines medical, housing, and caregiving facilities.
‘Carrot Real Estate’ Trading Activity Ranked First Nationwide in Jeju
Jeju has been identified as the region with the highest trading activity in real estate transactions through Carrot, driven by its unique leasing culture.
Homelessness: 'The apartment finally gives me peace'
Giuseppe shares his journey from 17 years of homelessness to finding peace and stability through the 'Housing First' initiative in Düsseldorf.
Homelessness: Now He Fries His Fried Eggs Himself Again
Giuseppe, a 46-year-old man who has experienced 17 years of homelessness, reflects on his journey back to independence as he prepares fried eggs in his own apartment for the first time.
The Kokoomus minister dismisses tax relief for home buyers - 'I consider it harmful'
Finnish Minister Matias Marttinen opposes proposals to temporarily eliminate or target transfer tax relief for first-time home buyers, arguing that it could harm the housing market.
Durazo and Sheinbaum deliver first welfare houses in Sonora; housing goal increases to 65,000
The first welfare houses have been delivered in Sonora, Mexico, as part of a government initiative to make adequate housing a right for all citizens.
The first 48 houses for the Welfare program are delivered in Cajeme, Sonora
The National Housing Program for Welfare has delivered the first 48 houses in Cajeme, Sonora, marking a significant step in the state's social housing policy.
Durazo and Sheinbaum deliver the first houses of Wellbeing in Sonora; housing goal increases to 65,000
Alfonso Durazo Montaño and Claudia Sheinbaum delivered the first houses in Sonora as part of a national housing program, increasing the goal from 34,000 to 65,000 homes.
Will the government finally deliver a housing policy that stops making a bad situation worse?
The article critiques Australia's housing policies for exacerbating the housing crisis rather than alleviating it, highlighting how government incentives increase demand and, in turn, property prices.
It’s official: how to get up to $150,000 to pay for a house in California
A new initiative in California will provide first-time homebuyers with up to $150,000 to assist with down payments, aimed at addressing housing affordability challenges.
Commencement of construction on just over a hundred homes for first-time buyers
Construction has begun on over a hundred homes in Hafnarfjörður aimed at first-time homebuyers, with a significant portion of the units offering shared equity loans.
Piedmont does not forget the victims of Tito: public housing for the descendants of the exiles
In Piedmont, descendants of Istrian exiles will now be eligible for public housing built for their grandparents, a decision made for the first time in Italy.
Federal Politics: Merkel will unexpectedly attend CDU party convention
Former Chancellor Merkel plans to attend the CDU convention for the first time since leaving office, raising various political implications.
'Mortgage rates are falling - so is there hope for first-time buyers in 2026?'
Mortgage rates in the UK are decreasing, raising questions about the feasibility of homeownership for first-time buyers by 2026.
The first neighbor of the La Papallona building goes to trial: “They want to kick families out to turn it all into ‘coliving’
Residents of the historic La Papallona building in Barcelona face eviction as the property is sold to a Dutch investment fund aiming to convert it into coliving spaces.
First financial assistance for rent given to 25 families affected by explosion in Coyoacán
25 families affected by a gas explosion in Coyoacán received their first financial assistance for housing rent while rehabilitation work is underway.
The first social housing in Thessaloniki – Who it concerns, photos from the inside of the apartments
Major municipalities in Greece are addressing potential homelessness by implementing social housing measures for economically vulnerable families and individuals in large cities.
Price of average UK home passes £300,000 for first time, Halifax says
The average cost of a UK home has surpassed £300,000 for the first time, with house prices rising 0.7% month-on-month in January, according to Halifax.
Nepotism in subsidized housing in Alicante opens the first major rift between Vox and the Valencian PP
Nepotism allegations in subsidized housing in Alicante are causing a significant division between the Vox party and the Valencian PP, leading Vox to demand the resignation of Mayor Luis Barcala and join the left in calling for an investigation commission in the regional parliament.
Urgent Priority Agenda: These Are the Proposals from the New York City Council on Housing, Costs, and Employment
New York City Council President Julie Menin introduced a set of legislative priorities focused on affordability, economic growth, and opportunities after her first month in office.
What Are the Houses of the Housing for Welfare Program of Infonavit Like? These Are All the Rooms They Have | PHOTOS
The Infonavit Housing for Welfare program has delivered its first homes to eligible beneficiaries, detailing the houses' characteristics and room counts.
Sillamäe gets its first fully renovated apartment building
Sillamäe is preparing for the complete renovation of its first apartment building, funded 80% by national resources, specifically a four-story building next to the bus station.
Four years without my son: "The apartment saved me"
Aysan Rajabi spent four years living in a homeless shelter, separated from her son, and the 'Housing First' project ultimately saved her life and provided her with a safe home in Frankfurt.
Andreas in Umeå has been homeless for nearly two years
Andreas became homeless nearly two years ago when his grandmother, with whom he was living, was moved to a care home, and he now hopes to receive help as Umeå municipality begins using the Housing First method to combat homelessness.
Public Protection Jets
A controversial list of individuals who received housing from the first promotion of protected housing in Alicante in two decades includes local politicians and influential public figures amid a housing crisis.
The Salvador Illa Government imposes the first fines under the Housing Law and paves the way for Budget negotiations with Comuns
The Catalan government has imposed its first fines for violations of the Housing Law, fulfilling a requirement set by Comuns to negotiate this year's regional Budget.