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scmp.com - Nicholas Spiro - The View | Why Hong Kong's student housing market faces race against time
The View | Why Hong Kong's student housing market faces race against time
South China Morning Post

In the first half of this year, investment in Hong Kong commercial real estate reached HK$24.1 billion (US$3.1 billion), up 56 per cent in annualised terms, according to CBRE data. The education industry was a crucial source of demand, generating…

techcrunch.com - Dominic-Madori Davis - Inside one London founder house rewriting the founder-house rules
Inside one London founder house rewriting the founder-house rules
TechCrunch

Six twentysomethings in East London have built what they say is the anti-San Francisco hacker house. The goal is a “holistic improvement in life,” rather than “12 weeks, Demo Day is coming,” Rowan Aldean, 26, explained.

newsweek.com - Sheridan Hanson - The housing crisis Hawaii keeps fighting is actually an economic crisis
The housing crisis Hawaii keeps fighting is actually an economic crisis
Newsweek

Across the United States, housing affordability has reached a tipping point. Home prices remain stubbornly high, with an increased median price of $440,600, and mortgage rates continue to test buyers. As a result, younger generations are delaying…

bbc.co.uk - Joe Willis - Housing plan for former WW2 prisoner of war camp near Wetherby
Housing plan for former WW2 prisoner of war camp near Wetherby
BBC

Plans have been submitted to redevelop a World War Two prisoner of war facility. The former Camp 53 in Kirk Deighton, near Wetherby, housed both Italian and German prisoners until 1948, when the last of the detainees were repatriated. The plans…

bbc.co.uk - Joe Willis - Housing plan for former WW2 prisoner of war camp near Wetherby
Housing plan for former WW2 prisoner of war camp near Wetherby
BBC

Joe Willis Local Democracy Reporting Service Plans have been submitted to redevelop a World War Two prisoner of war facility. The former Camp 53 in Kirk Deighton, near Wetherby, housed both Italian and German prisoners until 1948, when the last of…

forbes.com - Erik Kain - 'House Of The Dragon' Season 3, Episode 6 Review: The Butcher's Ball
'House Of The Dragon' Season 3, Episode 6 Review: The Butcher's Ball
Forbes

Sunday evening's episode of House of the Dragon gave us a healthy mix of action and death and more of the slow unraveling of Queen Rhaenyra and her tenuous grasp on the Iron Throne. Not to mention one character death that many fans of the series…

poynter.org - Tom Jones - The White House Correspondents' Association dinner was an embarrassment - Poynter
The White House Correspondents' Association dinner was an embarrassment - Poynter
Poynter - Poynter

The White House Correspondents' Association held its rescheduled dinner Friday night and, unfortunately, it went about how you would expect. No president in the history of this country has devoted more energy and resources to trying to weaken the…

bloomberg.com - Jonathan Tamari (BGOV) - How Democrats Plan to Win Back the House in Less than 100 Days
How Democrats Plan to Win Back the House in Less than 100 Days
Bloomberg

I'm Jonathan Tamari, senior Washington reporter for Bloomberg Government, and each weekday I'll be coming to you with inside-the-room reporting and insights that reveal what's really happening in Washington—and how it impacts you. Email me…

gq.com - William Goodman - 'House of the Dragon' Just Took One of Its Best Characters Off the Board
'House of the Dragon' Just Took One of Its Best Characters Off the Board
GQ

Major spoilers for House of the Dragon season three, episode 6 below. You've been warned. Ser Criston Cole's watch has ended. Within the first ten minutes or so of this week's House of the Dragon, the most polarizing knight in Westeros has joined…

thehill.com - Emily Brooks - House Republicans look to silver linings for midterm playbook as they embark on recess
House Republicans look to silver linings for midterm playbook as they embark on recess
The Hill

House Republicans are fanning out across the country for August recess hoping to capitalize on silver linings in an otherwise tough midterm environment as they kick off a 100-day sprint to Election Day. They are looking for bright spots in mostly…

koreatimes.co.kr - Lee Min-hyung - LS Electric gains AI power edge with in-house testing
LS Electric gains AI power edge with in-house testing
The Korea Times

CHEONGJU, North Chungcheong Province — The race to power the artificial intelligence (AI) era is extending beyond transformers and switchgears to an often-overlooked capability: testing. As the rise of hyperscale data centers rapidly…

afr.com - Michael Read, Michael Bleby - Productivity Commission says three-storey houses should be the norm
Productivity Commission says three-storey houses should be the norm
Australian Financial Review

The federal government's economic think tank says three-storey homes should be allowed to be built almost anywhere and planning rules should be dismantled in the biggest shake-up of housing in decades. The Productivity Commission has warned that it…

smh.com.au - Shane Wright - Three storeys everywhere: The radical plan to drive down house prices
Three storeys everywhere: The radical plan to drive down house prices
The Sydney Morning Herald

The nation's sprawling suburbs of single-storey homes would be transformed under a plan from the Productivity Commission to make the property market affordable, with three-storey developments allowed everywhere and high-rise apartment blocks built…

heraldscotland.com - Rose Moncur - Reservations open for new coastal housing development in Aberdour
Reservations open for new coastal housing development in Aberdour
The Herald

The first phase includes a range of four- and five-bedroom detached homes, with three-bedroom semi-detached and terraced properties set to be released in future phases. Located close to the Fife Coastal Path, Silver Sands beach and Inch Marton…

axios.com - Sommer Brugal - What's going up: Affordable housing at district schools
What's going up: Affordable housing at district schools
Axios

Here's the latest development news around the city. A local developer is hoping to build affordable housing on a portion of a Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of the Arts, a Miami-Dade County Public School. Application plans include 364…

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