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Affordable Sydney Suburbs Face Gentrification Risk

CoreLogic data reveals that Sydney's cheapest suburbs, concentrated in Canterbury-Bankstown, Fairfield, and Penrith, are experiencing rising rents and low vacancy rates, increasing the likelihood of gentrification driven by infrastructure improvements, particularly the upcoming Bankstown metro line ...

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NSW Authority Fast-Tracks 100+ Housing Proposals, Aiming for 45,000 New Sydney Homes

The NSW government's three-person Housing Delivery Authority fast-tracked over 100 major housing proposals in Sydney in its first six months, aiming to deliver 45,000 new homes, primarily along existing and planned metro corridors, despite potential delays from existing planning hurdles.

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St Marys Set for Massive Transformation Under New Master Plan

Penrith City Council's master plan will transform St Marys town centre over 20 years, increasing its population from 3753 to over 25,000 by 2041, creating 8000+ jobs and 9300 dwellings, driven by a new Metro line connecting to the Western Sydney Airport.

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Genoa's New Mayor Prioritizes Infrastructure and Student Housing

On May 30th, Genoa's new mayor Silvia Salis started her term, prioritizing the timely completion of public works (including the Skymetro) and the development of student housing to attract young people and improve the city's appeal.

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Broadway Junction's $500M Overhaul Sparks Gentrification Concerns

A $500 million project to modernize Brooklyn's Broadway Junction transit hub, improving ADA compliance, is underway, but concerns exist about potential gentrification from accompanying private development plans.

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Catalonia's Rental Regulations Backfire, Fueling Soaring Co-living Costs in Barcelona

New rental regulations in Catalonia have backfired, causing a surge in unregulated seasonal and co-living rentals in Barcelona, with monthly room prices exceeding €1000, evicting tenants, and leading to legal battles with the city council.

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Frankfurt Approves \$4.7 Million Restoration of Historic "Langer Franz" Tower

The Frankfurt City Council approved a \$4.7 million reconstruction of the "Langer Franz" Town Hall tower to its original 1904 design, funded by public and private donations, with work to begin after years of planning and fundraising by the Brückenbauverein.

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Mexico's Ambitious Housing Plan: Feasibility and Sustainable Solutions

Architect Miquel Adrià assesses Mexico's plan to build over one million homes, highlighting the feasibility, urgency, and need for sustainable solutions focusing on urban development and collective housing to address a nine-million-home deficit.

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Ufa Expands Cycling Infrastructure, Aims to Become Cycling-Friendly City

Ufa, Russia, hosted the "Velorosssia" cycling conference on May 31st, announcing 102 kilometers of new bike paths, including 24.5 kilometers within the "Ufa Necklace" green space project, and plans for further expansion by 2026, culminating in "1000 Cyclists Day" on June 1st.

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Rosehill Redevelopment Vote Likely to Fail, Exacerbating Sydney's Housing Crisis

A vote on a proposal to sell Rosehill Racecourse for 25,000 new homes and a metro station is likely to fail, hindering efforts to address Sydney's housing crisis; only 42,109 homes were approved in NSW in the 12 months to November 2024, falling short of the 75,000 annual target.

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Porto's Bolhão Market: €28 Million Renovation Reopens Historic Landmark

Porto's Bolhão Market, after a €28 million renovation funded largely by the European Union and reopening in September 2022, now boasts modern facilities while preserving its architectural heritage, attracting 20,000 daily visitors and strengthening its role as a cultural and economic hub.

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Rami Levy's VISION: A Luxury Residential Project Elevating Jerusalem's Living Standards

Rami Levy, known for his retail chain, is developing the VISION project, a 298-unit luxury residential complex in Jerusalem's Viener Quarter, featuring high-quality construction, advanced amenities, and a focus on community building, reflecting his commitment to providing a superior living experienc...

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