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UK Bans Excessive Upfront Rent Payments for Tenants
The UK government will ban landlords from demanding more than one month's rent upfront from tenants under new laws, aiming to prevent bidding wars and financial hardship; landlords and agencies violating this rule will face fines up to £5,000.
UK Bans Excessive Upfront Rent Payments for Tenants
The UK government will ban landlords from demanding more than one month's rent upfront from tenants under new laws, aiming to prevent bidding wars and financial hardship; landlords and agencies violating this rule will face fines up to £5,000.
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44% Bias Score
Supreme Court Upholds Tenant Pre-emption Rights in Blackstone Housing Sale
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that four tenants of subsidized housing sold by Blackstone can buy their homes at the original price, upholding their right of pre-emption due to the sale being 'grouped', not 'joint', as it excluded 44 garages, setting a precedent for similar cases.
Supreme Court Upholds Tenant Pre-emption Rights in Blackstone Housing Sale
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that four tenants of subsidized housing sold by Blackstone can buy their homes at the original price, upholding their right of pre-emption due to the sale being 'grouped', not 'joint', as it excluded 44 garages, setting a precedent for similar cases.
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32% Bias Score
Short-Term Rentals Fuel Insecurity and Financial Stress for Spanish Renters
A study by the Barcelona Urban Research Institute found that 90% of Madrid and Barcelona renters have short-term contracts, leading to high turnover, rising rental costs exceeding inflation, and frequent moves impacting families; researchers recommend indefinite contracts and price regulation.
Short-Term Rentals Fuel Insecurity and Financial Stress for Spanish Renters
A study by the Barcelona Urban Research Institute found that 90% of Madrid and Barcelona renters have short-term contracts, leading to high turnover, rising rental costs exceeding inflation, and frequent moves impacting families; researchers recommend indefinite contracts and price regulation.
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56% Bias Score
Berlin Senate Rejects Purchase of Dilapidated Building, Risking Tenant Displacement
Berlin's Senate rejected a €1.4 million bid to buy a dilapidated 20-unit apartment building at Schönleinstraße 19, citing legal restrictions on using urban development funds, despite the district's approval and the risk of tenant displacement due to potential rent increases after private sale.
Berlin Senate Rejects Purchase of Dilapidated Building, Risking Tenant Displacement
Berlin's Senate rejected a €1.4 million bid to buy a dilapidated 20-unit apartment building at Schönleinstraße 19, citing legal restrictions on using urban development funds, despite the district's approval and the risk of tenant displacement due to potential rent increases after private sale.
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64% Bias Score
Supreme Court Upholds Tenants' Right to Buy Social Housing from Blackstone
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that four tenants of social housing sold by EMVS to Blackstone's Fidere in 2013 can buy their homes at the original price due to a legal distinction between grouped and joint sales; the sale excluded 44 garages, not fulfilling the requirement of a joint sale to exclud...
Supreme Court Upholds Tenants' Right to Buy Social Housing from Blackstone
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that four tenants of social housing sold by EMVS to Blackstone's Fidere in 2013 can buy their homes at the original price due to a legal distinction between grouped and joint sales; the sale excluded 44 garages, not fulfilling the requirement of a joint sale to exclud...
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8% Bias Score
Wealthy Nonagenarian Fights Eviction in Lengthy Legal Battle
A 93-year-old woman with substantial assets is fighting eviction from her luxury apartment in Vincennes, France, despite multiple court orders, creating a protracted legal battle costing over €100,000 and raising questions about the application of tenant protection laws.
Wealthy Nonagenarian Fights Eviction in Lengthy Legal Battle
A 93-year-old woman with substantial assets is fighting eviction from her luxury apartment in Vincennes, France, despite multiple court orders, creating a protracted legal battle costing over €100,000 and raising questions about the application of tenant protection laws.
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60% Bias Score
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