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Portugal's AD Wins Election But Fails to Secure Majority
Portugal's Democratic Alliance (AD) won the most seats in Sunday's general election but fell short of a majority, with 32.7% of the vote, while the far-right Chega party saw its support rise to 22.6%, making this the third election in three years due to government instability.
Portugal's AD Wins Election But Fails to Secure Majority
Portugal's Democratic Alliance (AD) won the most seats in Sunday's general election but fell short of a majority, with 32.7% of the vote, while the far-right Chega party saw its support rise to 22.6%, making this the third election in three years due to government instability.
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40% Bias Score
Unclear Scottish Rent Policies Deter Hundreds of Millions in Housing Investment
Uncertainty over Scottish rent controls is deterring hundreds of millions of pounds in housing investment, according to businessman Sir Tom Hunter, who says developers are choosing to invest in English cities instead due to the unclear policies, despite the Scottish government declaring a national h...
Unclear Scottish Rent Policies Deter Hundreds of Millions in Housing Investment
Uncertainty over Scottish rent controls is deterring hundreds of millions of pounds in housing investment, according to businessman Sir Tom Hunter, who says developers are choosing to invest in English cities instead due to the unclear policies, despite the Scottish government declaring a national h...
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44% Bias Score
Madrid Launches 300 Rent-Controlled Apartments
Three hundred rent-controlled apartments are launching soon in Madrid's Marques de Viana neighborhood, offering one to three bedrooms at prices ranging from €772 to €1,874 per month, representing a public-private initiative aiming to alleviate the housing crisis. The project is financed by Axa and b...
Madrid Launches 300 Rent-Controlled Apartments
Three hundred rent-controlled apartments are launching soon in Madrid's Marques de Viana neighborhood, offering one to three bedrooms at prices ranging from €772 to €1,874 per month, representing a public-private initiative aiming to alleviate the housing crisis. The project is financed by Axa and b...
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64% Bias Score
US Home Prices Soar 39 Percent Since 2019, Exacerbating Affordability Crisis
From March 2019 to March 2024, US home values jumped 39 percent, leaving 8.7 percent of homes affordable to those earning \$50,000 annually, down from 27.8 percent in 2019, while those earning over \$250,000 can afford 80 percent of homes; this is due to low mortgage rates and limited supply.
US Home Prices Soar 39 Percent Since 2019, Exacerbating Affordability Crisis
From March 2019 to March 2024, US home values jumped 39 percent, leaving 8.7 percent of homes affordable to those earning \$50,000 annually, down from 27.8 percent in 2019, while those earning over \$250,000 can afford 80 percent of homes; this is due to low mortgage rates and limited supply.
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40% Bias Score
Climate Change Exacerbates Global Housing Crisis
Climate change-induced disasters like wildfires and hurricanes are drastically increasing housing costs globally, displacing low-income residents and fueling climate gentrification, as seen in California, Miami, and post-Katrina New Orleans.
Climate Change Exacerbates Global Housing Crisis
Climate change-induced disasters like wildfires and hurricanes are drastically increasing housing costs globally, displacing low-income residents and fueling climate gentrification, as seen in California, Miami, and post-Katrina New Orleans.
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16% Bias Score
Chilean Presidential Candidates Clash Over Economic and Housing Policies
Six leading Chilean presidential candidates met to discuss economic and housing challenges, revealing major disagreements on fiscal spending, public sector reform, and housing policies, with contrasting views on the role of the state in addressing Chile's decade-long economic stagnation.
Chilean Presidential Candidates Clash Over Economic and Housing Policies
Six leading Chilean presidential candidates met to discuss economic and housing challenges, revealing major disagreements on fiscal spending, public sector reform, and housing policies, with contrasting views on the role of the state in addressing Chile's decade-long economic stagnation.
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44% Bias Score
Portugal's Fragmented Politics Yield Another Inconclusive Election
Portugal's third election in three years yielded another likely minority government, mirroring the country's fragmented political landscape and its struggle to address issues such as housing, immigration, and the cost of living.
Portugal's Fragmented Politics Yield Another Inconclusive Election
Portugal's third election in three years yielded another likely minority government, mirroring the country's fragmented political landscape and its struggle to address issues such as housing, immigration, and the cost of living.
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44% Bias Score
Ontario's 2025 Budget: Delayed Balance, Tariff Relief, and Economic Uncertainty
Ontario's 2025 budget, released Thursday, addresses economic uncertainty caused by U.S. tariffs, delaying the balanced budget timeline and allocating $5 billion to a "Protecting Ontario Account" for business relief, while also focusing on Indigenous partnerships, alcohol/cannabis market changes, and...
Ontario's 2025 Budget: Delayed Balance, Tariff Relief, and Economic Uncertainty
Ontario's 2025 budget, released Thursday, addresses economic uncertainty caused by U.S. tariffs, delaying the balanced budget timeline and allocating $5 billion to a "Protecting Ontario Account" for business relief, while also focusing on Indigenous partnerships, alcohol/cannabis market changes, and...
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36% Bias Score
Maashorst Council Approves 1000-Person Asylum Housing Plan Despite Protests
The Maashorst municipality council approved a plan for approximately 1000 asylum seekers and residents in need of housing, including a 300-person asylum center in Uden, despite significant public protests that included unrest and police intervention in April and June.
Maashorst Council Approves 1000-Person Asylum Housing Plan Despite Protests
The Maashorst municipality council approved a plan for approximately 1000 asylum seekers and residents in need of housing, including a 300-person asylum center in Uden, despite significant public protests that included unrest and police intervention in April and June.
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44% Bias Score
EU Housing Market: Prices Soar, Affordability Plummets
Soaring construction costs, limited housing supply, and investment purchases have driven housing prices to record highs in several EU countries, with Hungary seeing a threefold increase since 2015, while rental costs have also risen significantly across the EU, impacting affordability and delaying y...
EU Housing Market: Prices Soar, Affordability Plummets
Soaring construction costs, limited housing supply, and investment purchases have driven housing prices to record highs in several EU countries, with Hungary seeing a threefold increase since 2015, while rental costs have also risen significantly across the EU, impacting affordability and delaying y...
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28% Bias Score
NSW Labor Launches Housing Campaign Group
NSW Labor established "Labor for Housing," a new campaign group advocating for increased housing supply to counter the housing crisis, mirroring the party's successful Medicare campaign strategy.
NSW Labor Launches Housing Campaign Group
NSW Labor established "Labor for Housing," a new campaign group advocating for increased housing supply to counter the housing crisis, mirroring the party's successful Medicare campaign strategy.
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40% Bias Score
Carney's New Cabinet Tackles Tariffs and Housing Crisis Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney appointed a new cabinet focused on economic growth and addressing the U.S. tariffs and housing crisis; however, economists warn that job losses and market uncertainty pose significant challenges to his plan.
Carney's New Cabinet Tackles Tariffs and Housing Crisis Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney appointed a new cabinet focused on economic growth and addressing the U.S. tariffs and housing crisis; however, economists warn that job losses and market uncertainty pose significant challenges to his plan.
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56% Bias Score
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