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Updated August 25, 2016
News in rental housing:
Austria:
Vienna ranked second most liveable city � again, Aug. 18
France: Airbnb hikes Paris rental housing market
prices, Aug. 15
UK:
EU tenants worried Brexit will leave them homeless, Aug. 11
Czech Rep:
Gov. responds to the myths about new social
housing, Aug. 10
Wales
joins Scotland to end sales of Right to Buy council homes, Aug. 7
Publication:
Subsidised affordable rental housing: lessons from Australia and
overseas, Aug. 3
Scottish tenants least likely in the UK to move
elsewhere to buy a home, July 22
Ireland: State may return to private sector for help
with social housing, July 21
France:
IUT member CNL expresses its condolences and solidarity with the
victims' families of the attack in Nice on the 14 July. ![]()
Ireland:
Social housing to be built on a scale not seen in decades, says
government, July 19
Canada:
More than 5,000 short-term rental housing units, in Vancouver, incl
Airbnb
Canada: After 24 years, a new National Housing Strategy is on its way, July 7
U.K. / Sweden:
Could Sweden offer the Labour party pointers for its housing policy?
July 4
The Importance of Affordable Rental Housing, by
IUT President Sven Bergenstr�hle.
USA:
New York isn't telling tenants they may be protected from big rent
hikes, July 6
France:
Good news for tenants - new rent caps in Paris, June 30
South Africa, Durban:
Tenants Union OCR manages, with the help of the media, to get rid
of
advert wraparound, June 22![]()
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