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The Conservatives still face a significant vote efficiency problem. The weakness in the Conservative’s nine-point lead lies not in its magnitude but in its distribution.

The Conservatives still face a significant vote efficiency problem. The weakness in the Conservative's nine-point lead lies not in its magnitude but in its distribution.

As Canadians find it progressively harder to grapple with the nations unbelievably high cost of living, the federal government has promised that t...

Adam Bandt has declared the “fight will continue” to cap and freeze rents in Australia after the Greens agreed to support the Albanese government’s $10 billion housing bill following months of bitter debate.

Record-high monthly mortgage payments and tight inventory are part of the bleak picture of housing affordability in the US.

Dubbed “Home is Here,” the new strategy aims to address a housing crisis that is only getting worse in the city.

The median monthly mortgage payment just hit an all-time high of $2,632 in the US, and mortgage rates are still near a two-decade high.

The removal of GST for rentals in Canada is a welcome step to create more housing affordability but its impact on rents likely won't be felt any time soon, experts say.

The removal of GST for rentals in Canada is a welcome step to create more housing affordability but its impact on rents likely won’t be felt any time soon, experts say.