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19-year-old YouTuber builds 300-sq ft. tiny home on parents’ property for $45,000. Here's why more Gen Z are choosing to live independently
1+ day, 9+ min ago (371+ words) The Economic Times For many young Americans, moving out of their parentsâ home traditionally meant signing a lease, paying a large security deposit and taking on monthly rent But one 19-year-old has found a very different way to get her…...
Adaptive urban planning: Barcelona towards 2035
19+ hour, 57+ min ago (668+ words) Barcelona is a consolidated city. Seen from the air, it could seem like a completed city, with no room for new transformations. However, as pointed out by Bernardo Secchi, an Italian urban planner and thinker of the contemporary city, "the…...
My suburb operates on the belief that cities should belong to people first
19+ hour, 59+ min ago (685+ words) In a city constantly chasing the next trendy postcode to call home, West End has somehow remained mine. It’s where I’ve grown up, changed careers more than once, and found my place. Over the years, I’ve watched businesses come and…...
In this suburb you need to earn $2.3m to be in the top 1%: How does your area compare?
19+ hour, 59+ min ago (776+ words) September 14, 2026 — 5:00am In one Brisbane suburb, the top 1 per cent of income earners take home more than $2.3 million a year on average, while half-a-dozen other riverside neighbourhoods bring in more than $1.5 million. But how wealth is distributed across Brisbane is changing…...
Phil wanted to rent a shop in Footscray. The owner would rather it sits empty
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (783+ words) September 13, 2026 — 1:30pm During five years’ trading in Melbourne’s west, Phil Gaby’s business has had just as many homes. Nan’s Bakehouse began at the markets, then moved to Footscray Plaza before expanding into the business next door. A coffee van followed, then…...
Toronto’s future: Housing, gridlock is chasing talent away
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (679+ words) In Toronto, congested roadways help making life in the city increasingly unlivable. “Torontonians feel it every day in stalled commutes, late shipments and a transportation network under strain,” writes Giles Gherson. On the notoriously gridlocked Allen Road between Lawrence and…...
The necessity of falling house prices
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (489+ words) Labor is in a curious position: it has a policy that works, but it cannot say so. Treasurer Jim Chalmers should be able to say: yes, house prices are coming down slightly; they need to. That is the point of…...
‘Insulting’: Labor elder Bill Kelty unloads on Albanese over Australia’s housing crisis
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (15+ words) The Weekly Times...
Walnut Street: The coolest block in Des Moines
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (23+ words) See why Walnut Street is the coolest block in Des Moines The Des Moines Register Walnut Street: The coolest block in Des Moines...
Why I’m voting no on Charlotte’s affordable housing bonds | Opinion
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (799+ words) When Charlotte first began its major affordable housing push, the city identified a shortage of about 24,000 apartments available to low-income people. Nearly a decade and hundreds of millions of public dollars later, its estimate now stands above 42,000. The city’s answer…...