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Gardeners' Strike Unintentionally Boosts Biodiversity in Vitoria-Gasteiz

A nearly three-month-long strike by Vitoria-Gasteiz gardeners has led to an unexpected surge in urban biodiversity, prompting a reevaluation of the city's green space management practices, highlighting concerns about worker rights and privatization's impact on environmental sustainability.

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Más Madrid Challenges Madrid F1 Circuit Permit

Más Madrid is challenging the Madrid Formula 1 circuit's construction permit, claiming it's falsely classified as temporary, enabling a simplified environmental assessment despite the project's 10-year lifespan and significant environmental impacts, including noise pollution affecting nearby residen...

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Airbnb Blames Hotels for EU Overtourism Crisis

Airbnb's report, "Overtourism in the EU," highlights that hotels drove nearly 80% of EU overnight stays in 2023-2024, exacerbating overtourism in top EU cities; the report urges a shift towards sustainable tourism models.

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Senior Housing Construction Proposed to Unblock Dutch Housing Market

The Dutch real estate association NVM reports that a lack of housing mobility, particularly among older adults, stagnates the market. They propose building 290,000 senior housing units by 2030 to increase turnover, although this might not solve the issue entirely.

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Istanbul Earthquake Spurs Housing Market Shift

A 6.2 magnitude earthquake in Istanbul caused a significant shift in housing preferences, with residents prioritizing safety over traditional factors, leading to a 30 percent rent increase in safer districts and increased demand for urban renewal in high-risk areas.

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£2.1 Billion Mass Transit Plan Approved for Leeds and Bradford

Leeds, UK, will receive £2.1 billion to build a mass transit system connecting it to Bradford, starting construction in 2028 with trams running in the early 2030s, after decades of failed previous attempts due to funding issues and political changes.

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Madrid's Sureste Plan: Affordable Housing Promise Unfulfilled

The Madrid Sureste Plan, launched in 1997, aimed to create 120,000 affordable homes but due to delays and the 2008 financial crisis, only one area, El Cañaveral, is largely completed, with housing prices tripling since 2015, making them unaffordable for the intended low-to-middle-class families.

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Copenhagen's $1.3 Billion Plan to Combat Climate Change-Induced Flooding

Following a $1 billion cloudburst in 2011, Copenhagen launched a $1.3 billion plan to mitigate future flooding, constructing seven underground tunnels, redesigning parks as reservoirs ("sponge parks"), and creating a new island to protect against storm surges.

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Netherlands designates 24 sites for accelerated housing construction

The demissionary Dutch Housing Minister Keijzer has designated 24 locations for expedited housing construction, aiming to reduce project completion time from ten to seven years and alleviate the national housing shortage, though the nitrogen crisis poses a potential challenge.

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West-East Divide in European City Health Revealed by New Index

A new study reveals a continental divide in European cities' health-promoting urban design, with Western cities outperforming Eastern ones due to funding differences and cultural attitudes towards sustainable transport and green spaces; Madrid is highlighted as a success story.

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Haverford Township Approves Modernization Plan, Sparking Debate

Haverford Township in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, approved a 122-page comprehensive plan Monday night to modernize the township, focusing on redeveloping the Eagle Road Corridor with mixed-use buildings while addressing resident concerns about increased traffic, pollution, and changes to the town...

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Ku-ring-gai Council Proposes Alternative Housing Plan Exceeding NSW Government Target

Ku-ring-gai Council in Sydney's North Shore approved a plan for 24,500 new homes, exceeding the NSW government's Transport Oriented Development scheme by 1569 homes, through high-rise buildings near train stations to address housing shortages while mitigating community concerns.

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