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A n exclusive interview of the mayor of Drohobych, Taras Kuchma , within the joint special project of Information Agency Interfax Ukraine and East Europe Foundation “Community Experience” (Dosvid hromad). Its purpose is to show the most outstanding examples of adaptation and integration of internally displaced persons in order to improve the efficiency of local self-government bodies.
German housing prices fell by the most since records began in the second quarter as high interest rates and rising materials costs took their toll on the property market in Europe's largest economy, according to government data.
The risk of a real estate bubble has shrunk globally following price corrections in 25 cities across the world, according to a study by Swiss bank UBS.
Rochdale Boroughwide Housing's (RBH) interim chief executive has stepped down after being brought in to turn the housing provider around following the death of tragic Awaab Ishak in 2020.
Social housing landlords across Greater Manchester are 'urgently assessing' their properties after warnings that some could contain dangerous concrete. However, most social housing providers in the city-region say the risk of their homes containing Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) is low.
Social housing bosses have been told to check their stock for dangerous crumbling concrete in light of the crisis at schools. The Regulator for Social Housing (RSH) has written to providers across the country, urging them to check their properties are safe in the wake of the RAAC saga.
'Significant' housing shortages for university students are set to worsen from September when thousands more will flock to cities across the UK.
A housing association ignored a tenant’s complaints about loud music for years and said they ‘couldn’t be bothered’ to record some of them, a damning ombudman’s report has said. The chief executive of social housing landlord Six Town Housing, who rent out 8,000 homes in Bury, has been ordered to personally apologise to Tracey Farmes and pay her more than £1,000 in compensation after it found ‘a lack professionalism’ and severe maladministration on the matter.