Tag: Affordable Housing
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DHSUD: Occidental Mindoro Mass Housing Benefits 400+ Families
Mass Housing Milestone in Occidental Mindoro The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) is delivering a landmark housing initiative in Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro, with the first-ever horizontal housing units under the Marcos administration. The project aims to provide stable, dignified homes for more than 400 families, representing a significant step in the government’s…
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INTERACTIVE: Malaysia Risks a Kangaroo Tribe Phenomenon as Graduates Move Back Home
Overview: A Growing Phenomenon in Malaysia In several wealthy nations, soaring living costs and scarce high-skilled jobs have forced young graduates to stay with their parents well into adulthood. Now, Malaysia faces a similar challenge, raising concerns about a trend some are calling a “Kangaroo Tribe”—a generation of educated young adults who remain at home…
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Indigenous Community Plans 35-Storey Housing Mix in Edmonton’s Ice District
Breaking Ground in Edmonton’s Ice District An Indigenous community has taken a bold step into Edmonton’s urban housing market by announcing plans to transform a modest two-storey commercial building in the Ice District into a multi-use landmark featuring 35 storeys of residential units. The news signals a pivotal moment for the neighborhood, combining cultural stewardship…
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Indigenous Community Plans 35-Story Housing Tower in Edmonton’s Ice District
Indigenous community unveils bold plan for Ice District housing An Indigenous community that recently became the owner of a two-storey commercial building in downtown Edmonton’s Ice District has revealed ambitious plans to transform the site into a 35-storey residential tower. The announcement, delivered at a Friday news conference, highlights a major shift in the neighborhood’s…
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Ethiopia Expands Housing Initiatives to Improve Living Conditions Nationwide
Overview: A bold push to scale safe, durable housing Ethiopia is stepping up its housing agenda to improve living conditions for families across the country. Building on prior successes, the government has expanded financing, construction standards, and land-use planning to deliver safer, more durable homes. The initiative aims to reduce informal housing, increase security of…
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Lifestyle appeal drives rent spikes in Victoria’s coastal towns
Rising rents reflect lifestyle appeal and growing demand Victoria’s coastline is increasingly synonymous with a desirable lifestyle, attracting sea-change movers who are willing to pay a premium for ocean views, easy access to beaches, and a slower pace of life. Over the past year, rents across most of the state’s coastal regions have climbed as…
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Can the Royal Canadian Legion Help Solve Canada’s Housing Crisis? The Bala Legion Heritage Manor as a Model
Introduction: A Branch Reimagined As the Royal Canadian Legion approaches its 100th anniversary, some branches are shifting from traditional veterans’ clubs to community-forward housing solutions. The Bala Legion Heritage Manor, in Bala, Muskoka Lakes, stands out as a pioneering example. This project reframes a familiar space—the Legion hall and associated facilities—into a multi-use property that…
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Affordable Coastal Homes Under $1 Million in Victoria: Where to Look
Find Affordable Coastal Living in Victoria: It’s Possible Victoria’s real estate market is famously diverse. While some of the state’s most luxurious holiday homes fetch tens of millions, there are genuine opportunities to buy a coastal property under $1 million. With strategic searching, a willingness to consider renovations, and an eye for growing suburbs, buyers…
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Ottawa Rent Reduction Confusion: Tenants Told to Pay Less, Landlords Disagree
What’s happening in Ottawa’s rental market In several older apartment buildings across Ottawa, tenants were told there should be a small automatic drop in rent starting January 1. The information came from local notices and a wave of online posts, creating hope that rent bills would ease for renters already navigating high housing costs. But…
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Four overlooked Victorian beach towns that won’t break the bank
Introduction: affordable coastal living within reach Summer by the sea doesn’t have to mean draining the bank. For families seeking a affordable coastal escape within a reasonable drive from Melbourne, several overlooked Victorian beach towns offer solid value, friendly communities, and a genuine sense of seaside living. Three to four hours from the city, these…