Sumar raises the great challenge for housing after remaining sidelined in the Government and in the midst of a reorganization of its political space
Sumar pressures the PSOE to extend rental contracts, uniting the left in a critical moment for the Spanish coalition government.
The Treasury wants to limit PIT allowances and raise lump sum rates. New project
The Polish Ministry of Finance has introduced a proposal to limit PIT housing allowances and raise lump sum tax rates to combat tax optimization.
Why don't Australian banks offer 30-year fixed-rate home loans?
A recent report suggests that Australian banks should offer longer fixed-rate home loans, as borrowers would benefit from such options amid rising interest rates.
Labor appears set to reform capital gains tax discount after parliamentary inquiry findings
Australia's Labor government is considering reforms to the capital gains tax discount based on findings from a parliamentary inquiry that point to its role in exacerbating inequality in the housing market.
President Yoon discusses real estate tax reform as 'last resort'... Strengthening holding tax, reducing long-term holding tax benefits
President Yoon has indicated that strengthening real estate taxation could be considered a 'last resort' to stabilize the housing market.
Government Reform Plans: What Will Happen to Housing Benefits in the Future?
Germany's government is undergoing a reform of its social welfare system that may impact housing benefits for low-income households as debates intensify.
Report Ready for First Debate on Urgent Project for the Construction of Social Housing
The Ecuadorian National Assembly's Economic Development Commission approved a report for the first debate of an urgent law project aimed at incentivizing the construction of social housing to address the housing deficit.
A society that thinks like this also needs rehabilitation
The article discusses the need for reforms in Iceland's prison system, emphasizing the introduction of smaller, community-based housing units for inmates.
Funeral of an influential figure, conflict over a Business Council report, and warm-up for Laufey LÃn
The article discusses the funeral of former Prime Minister DavÃð Oddsson, a recent report highlighting long wait times for healthcare, and a focus on discussions about prison housing solutions.
These are the homes included in the new government initiative to boost construction and access
The Ecuadorian government has launched an initiative to promote social housing construction by incentivizing private donations, allowing donors to receive significant tax deductions.
SEC TURNER, GOV SANDERS: Why HUD’s proposed rule is a springboard to the American Dream
The article discusses the need for reform in HUD's housing assistance programs to promote work and self-sufficiency, particularly for non-elderly, able-bodied individuals currently relying on government support.
Renters face having to pay to challenge rip-off rent increases
Renters in the UK may soon be required to pay fees to appeal against excessive rent increases, raising concerns from housing advocacy groups.
Jacques Mwepu does not want children in Kumla: It would be cowardly not to say what I think
Jacques Mwepu, the director of Kumla Prison, expresses his strong opposition to housing children in the facility while emphasizing his commitment to managing the child division.
7 out of 10 Rental Fraud Victims in Gimpo City Denied Public Purchase... "Legal Amendment Needed"
The public purchase approval rate for rental fraud-affected housing in Gimpo City is significantly lower than the national average due to legal exclusions, prompting calls for legislative reform.
Five years after he raised the issue: Here is Løkke's plan for taxing housing gains
Lars Løkke Rasmussen has proposed a plan for taxing housing gains, reigniting a debate in Denmark.
Reform UK's vow to scrap renters protections shows they're 'in the pocket of rogue landlords'
Reform UK plans to dismantle key renter protections, which critics say will benefit abusive landlords at the expense of vulnerable tenants.
Stoltenberg on tax bomb: - I am not indifferent
Stoltenberg discusses proposed tax reforms aimed at adjusting property value thresholds for tax benefits in Norway.
Daniel Noboa announces reform for companies to reduce income tax by donating social housing
President Daniel Noboa announced a reform allowing companies to deduct up to 30% of their income tax when donating social housing.
Finally fixing capital gains tax is good – but linking it to another tax cut for Australia’s rich is bollocks | Greg Jericho
The article discusses the impending reforms to Australia's capital gains tax (CGT) while critiquing conservative efforts to tether these reforms to tax cuts benefiting the wealthy.
Even if illegally built buildings are purchased publicly... 'splitting households' prevents restitution for rental fraud victims
Victims of rental fraud in South Korea are frustrated as they are ineligible for public purchase aid due to living in illegally constructed buildings.
Løkke wants to move property tax to the profit from sale but promises to protect existing equity
Lars Løkke Rasmussen proposes shifting property taxation to profits made on sales instead of ongoing residential taxation, while addressing concerns from homeowners about their equity.
Expanding housing benefit availability and increasing paid amounts
Latvia's welfare minister announced plans to broaden the eligibility for housing benefits and increase the amount provided, benefiting thousands more households.
Microscopic adjustments to the real estate tax for multiple homeowners... How much will inventory increase?
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung is advocating for reforms in real estate taxation aimed at increasing property supply from multiple homeowners, addressing previous policies that hindered market liquidity.
Good news for tenants in New York: public hearings against rental abuses and scams begin
New York City has launched public hearings to address rental abuses and scams, allowing tenants to share their grievances in a bid to reform housing policies.
Samba's Cradle, the old Praça Onze has the worst social indicator in Rio and becomes the target of Paes' works
The Praça Onze area in Rio de Janeiro, known for its historical significance to samba culture, is set for significant urban reform, aiming to improve its poor social indicators and transform the space with new housing and communal facilities.
President Yoon: Is there a need for permanent benefits for registered rental housing? ... Mentions reduction for the second day in a row
President Yoon has raised the need for reforming the registered rental housing system, suggesting that the tax benefits for registered landlords should be gradually reduced.
Rent Control Reform: The Next Cap
The German Federal Ministry of Justice seeks to cap index rents and tighten regulations around rent price ceilings to alleviate the burden on tenants.
Justice Minister Hubig: Plans for Rental Law Reform Take Shape
Justice Minister Hubig outlines plans for reforming rental laws in Germany, focusing on rules for furnished apartments and limiting rent increases, which may stir discussions.
Cuts to social assistance push unemployed Niko to the brink of homelessness: 'This is the starting shot straight to the street'
Unemployed since 2020, Niko Huuskonen fears homelessness if his social assistance is cut in half due to new reforms targeting €70 million in savings.
Pelle Dragsted aims to make rent prices a top priority after the election
Pelle Dragsted emphasizes the need for urgent reform in housing policy, labeling the current situation as catastrophic, and positions it as a key focus for his party, Enhedslisten, after the upcoming election.
Forced Tenants Organized a Protest in Front of the Tallinn City Council
People who lost their homes after the property reform held a protest demanding compensation for damages and the initiation of a discounted municipal apartment acquisition process.
Australian politics live: Marles defends Isaac Herzog visit and says he is ‘confident’ in security arrangements
In Australian politics, Deputy Prime Minister Marles defends the recent visit by Israeli President Isaac Herzog amid discussions on housing inequality and capital gains tax reform pushed by ACTU Secretary Sally McManus.
Capital gains tax reform among options as Labor weighs housing pitch
Labor is exploring tax policy options, including capital gains tax reform, to address the intergenerational housing divide ahead of the May budget.
DWP defends qualifying age rule as pensioners miss out on up to £7,000
The Department for Work and Pensions is defending its qualifying age rule amidst calls from policy experts to reform it, as many pensioners could be missing out on significant benefits due to their housing circumstances.
Now there are demands for the repeal of the tax change - a new proposal from within the government
Otto Andersson, recently elected as the chairman of the RKP parliamentary group, is suggesting a temporary removal of the transfer tax to stimulate the housing market, emphasizing the need for targeted tax measures during the upcoming parliamentary session.
"Excessively Exaggerated" – Greens Criticize Citizen Income Reform and Present Their Own Proposals
The Green Party criticizes the German government's citizen income reform plans and instead presents their own proposals focusing on housing costs.
Two bicycle parking spaces per apartment, a minimum of photovoltaic energy... the Government finalizes a 'green' reform that could increase the cost of each home by up to 18,000 euros
The Spanish government is finalizing a green reform that may raise housing prices by up to 18,000 euros by enforcing new energy and parking requirements.
Feijóo promises more funding to autonomous communities that invest more in housing
PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo announced a reform linking regional financing to housing investment, pledging increased funding for regions that prioritize housing.
Real Estate: The DPE Reform, a Breath of Fresh Air for Thousands of Homeowners
A new calculation method has removed nearly 700,000 homes from the status of energy sieves as of January 1st, offering relief to homeowners seeking to improve their properties' energy performance ratings for renting or selling.
DPE Reform: 700,000 'Thermal Sieves' Will Disappear on January 1
The DPE reform will remove the classification of 700,000 energy-inefficient apartments and homes, allowing them to be rented out after January 1.