Hotel in Gdańsk's Wrzeszcz Already at the Starting Line
A new hotel in Gdańsk's Wrzeszcz district is set to be developed by Lithuanian 1 Asset Management, with construction beginning soon and an opening scheduled for summer next year.
PODCAST "GAMMA ACADEMY" ⟩ #10: Intellectual Property: What Every Musician Should Know
This podcast discusses essential aspects of intellectual property for musicians, including copyright and contract management.
CHICKEN TERROR ⟩ Hawaii residents are in distress over wild birds: the public demands the destruction of chickens
Residents of Hawaii are facing issues with feral chickens that are damaging property and becoming a nuisance, prompting calls for their extermination.
At least four cities in Alto Tietê charge 'waste fee'; see amounts
At least four cities in the Alto Tietê region have started charging residents a 'waste fee' as part of their urban property tax to fund waste management services.
Advice on Protecting Residents' Property from Floods
Insurance experts provide guidance on checking flood risk areas and how to mitigate potential damage from flooding.
Interview: Housing management costs may grow more slowly in the future
The Rīgas namu pārvaldnieks (RNP) company faces challenges due to owner unwillingness to invest in property improvements, frequent complaints about service quality from residents, and low payment capacities, despite its plans to go public.
An incomprehensible problem revealed from the plot of the house
A Finnish court has ordered home sellers to pay buyers nearly 200,000 euros after large amounts of household and construction waste were found buried on the property.
Million bill for new waste sorting: 'We were forced to raise the fee'
Sweden is set to implement a new EU waste sorting law in 2027 that will shift the burden of costs for waste collection to property owners and housing associations, provoking legal concerns from property owners.
Narrowing margins for properties with short-term rentals
Property owners utilizing short-term rental arrangements in Greece must finalize their financial details for the year 2025 by the end of February to avoid significant tax penalties.
Why the sea flooded the ports: The rise in sea level, the moon, and the 'alarm'
Stormy winds have caused severe flooding in coastal areas and ports of Greece, leading to significant property damage.
The Loneliness of the Condo Owner: More than Half of Italians Demand the Return of Physical Presence of Administrators
A growing discontent among Italian condo owners highlights a crisis in communication and trust with property administrators, prompting calls for their physical presence.
Who is responsible for snow removal on balconies?
The article discusses who is responsible for snow removal on balconies in residential apartments, emphasizing that homeowners are typically responsible unless renting.
Snow must not be shoveled here under any circumstances
The article discusses the proper handling of snow accumulation on properties in Finland, emphasizing that snow should not be shoveled onto public areas or neighboring properties.
Everything is Allowed
The article discusses issues surrounding property rights and resource management in Ecuador, highlighting the challenges posed by weak institutions and the prevalence of violent conflicts over natural resources.
The government manages the property of dementia patients... 'Dementia Care Asset Management Support' will be implemented in April
Starting in April, the South Korean government will implement a pilot project to help manage the properties of dementia patients through a new service.
Tomas Domarkas, the 'Aušrietis', was questioned last year in a case regarding hazardous waste buried on his father's property
Tomas Domarkas is under investigation for burying hazardous construction waste on his father's land, with serious environmental damage reported.
The assessment has arrived: Charges will increase
The property management charge is expected to rise as the annual meeting season for housing associations begins, largely due to increased heating costs during a cold winter.
Rēzekne does not plan to accept the 'Gora' becoming state property; The Ministry of Culture calls for the concert hall to be taken over by law
Rēzekne city officials have rejected proposals from the Ministry of Culture regarding the future management of the concert hall 'Gora', insisting it should remain under local control.
Binman issues dire 'higher council tax' warning over bin mistake
A refuse collector warns that improperly disposing of certain items can result in property damage and increased council tax during a TikTok segment.
Will Rīga residents lose their property manager?
The article discusses concerns among Rīga residents regarding the privatization of the housing manager 'Rīgas namu pārvaldnieks' and the potential implications for local homeowners, including fears of increased costs and foreign ownership.
The City of Split Calls on Citizens to Report Locations of Asbestos
The City of Split has urged property owners and users to report locations of asbestos in buildings and land, along with estimates of the quantity, type, and status of asbestos-containing materials, to aid in waste management planning.
Electronic bidding auctions for the allocation of simple use of coasts and beaches
The program for electronic bidding auctions for the allocation of simple use of coasts and beaches is underway, with approximately 3,250 auctions planned to be conducted by property services before the deadline of March 31, 2026.
AADE: This is how it will catch in the trap the 'black' rents
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue is advancing a medium to long-term plan to implement minimum thresholds for declared rents through the new Property Registry and Management System (MIDAS).
Real Estate: How the management of an apartment building can "cut" up to 20% from the value of an apartment
The image, maintenance, and transparency of the operation of an apartment building directly influence the commercial value of apartments, the negotiation of price, and the time available on the market.
MIDAS: What changes for 7 million taxpayers, how to declare the use of each property
Approximately 7 million taxpayers will need to declare the use of every property they own as part of the new Property and Asset Management Registry set to be activated in spring.
New real estate registry by AADE: What changes for owners and leases, sweeping checks
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) is preparing a new registry for properties that will gather data on rights, areas, uses, and leases of houses in the country, set to be operational by the end of March under a new digital platform for property management.
Property managers or owners may be liable for damages caused by falling snow from roofs, warns lawyer
Property managers and owners may be held responsible for damage caused by falling snow unless they have taken preventive measures, according to lawyer Lukáš Syrový.
Sant'Alessio, the Rocca council repairs the damage done by Zingaretti
The Lazio Region's Social Policies Department is overseeing nine autonomous ASPs, including the significant property portfolio of Sant'Alessio, inherited from the previous Zingaretti administration amid concerns about management and oversight.
The seven proposals of POMIDA for the operation of the Property Registry
The Panhellenic Federation of Property Owners (POMIDA) has outlined its views and proposals for the upcoming operation of the Property and Management Registry (M.ID.A.) in a letter to the Governor of the AADE, George Pitsilis.
"MIDAS" in real estate: What the pilot operation showed about property owners' obligations
The article discusses findings from the pilot operation of the MIDAS system for property ownership and management, highlighting issues with leases, transfers, deadlines, fines, and retroactive charges.