UK to Ban New Leasehold Flats, Transitioning to Commonhold System
The UK government announced plans to ban new leasehold flats in England and Wales, shifting to a commonhold system where homeowners own a share of their building, addressing concerns over unfair service charges and lack of resident control.
UK to Ban New Leasehold Flats, Transitioning to Commonhold System
The UK government announced plans to ban new leasehold flats in England and Wales, shifting to a commonhold system where homeowners own a share of their building, addressing concerns over unfair service charges and lack of resident control.
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52% Bias Score
Mexico City's Infonavit Reform: 1 Million New Homes and Social Rental Program
Mexico City's President Sheinbaum launched a plan to build 1 million homes, register 1 million, and improve 450,000, alongside a Senate-approved Infonavit reform creating a subsidiary to construct housing and offer social rental options, addressing housing affordability challenges.
Mexico City's Infonavit Reform: 1 Million New Homes and Social Rental Program
Mexico City's President Sheinbaum launched a plan to build 1 million homes, register 1 million, and improve 450,000, alongside a Senate-approved Infonavit reform creating a subsidiary to construct housing and offer social rental options, addressing housing affordability challenges.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Real Estate Sector Demands Land Law Reform Amidst Housing Crisis
Amidst the Spanish government's announcement of a public housing company, the real estate sector strongly advocates for the immediate approval of the Land Law reform to expedite new housing construction of all types, citing a critical shortage of developable land and lengthy administrative processes...
Spanish Real Estate Sector Demands Land Law Reform Amidst Housing Crisis
Amidst the Spanish government's announcement of a public housing company, the real estate sector strongly advocates for the immediate approval of the Land Law reform to expedite new housing construction of all types, citing a critical shortage of developable land and lengthy administrative processes...
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56% Bias Score
Mexico Senate Approves Controversial Infonavit Reform for Social Housing
The Mexican Senate approved a reform to the Infonavit law, authorizing a new company to manage 2.4 billion pesos from workers' housing sub-accounts to fund a social housing program, sparking criticism from opposition parties who see it as misappropriation of workers' savings.
Mexico Senate Approves Controversial Infonavit Reform for Social Housing
The Mexican Senate approved a reform to the Infonavit law, authorizing a new company to manage 2.4 billion pesos from workers' housing sub-accounts to fund a social housing program, sparking criticism from opposition parties who see it as misappropriation of workers' savings.
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56% Bias Score
Mexico's Infonavit Reform: Increased Government Control and Transparency Concerns
Mexico's Senate approved a controversial Infonavit reform, changing fund usage and increasing government control, sparking concerns about transparency and worker representation; the reform awaits Chamber of Deputies approval in 2025.
Mexico's Infonavit Reform: Increased Government Control and Transparency Concerns
Mexico's Senate approved a controversial Infonavit reform, changing fund usage and increasing government control, sparking concerns about transparency and worker representation; the reform awaits Chamber of Deputies approval in 2025.
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36% Bias Score