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Divide hurting most . There is a divide within generations. Overi million pensioners in poverty, if you are 16 years old, minimum wage of £4 an hour, if youre older, maybe £7 an hour work, the question we fundamentally have to ask, who is the economy for, there is enough money to not have this generational divide at all. Where do you see the divide hurting most . There is a divide, but i would say, a lot of the issues that are important to young people are important to old people as well. We a...

Real estate fund to aid first-time buyers through co-investment

THE RESIDENTIAL market in Limerick in 2023 can be summed up by a story published in the Leader in December with the headline, “Couples sleep in cars to bu...

SPRINGFIELD, VT — Work is expected to begin soon on a new affordable homeownership project on South Street in Springfield that will replace a burned and blighted house with a

ACE and USC's Pullias Center introduce Shared Equity Leadership, a transformative model fostering collective responsibility for diversity, equity, and inclusion. Read to learn more.

Here's how a 24-year-old Pueblo man became the first among his friends, and the first in the nation, to buy a home thanks to a shared equity program.

The NSW government has widened the eligibility criteria of its shared equity scheme to help victim-survivors of domestic and family violence get into homes.

An approach to building homes collectively, inspired by German baugruppen, has been adopted in Australia with positive results.

First Home Owner Grants were introduced to make housing more affordable but they may have had the opposite effect.

Australians now need to earn over $300000 per year to afford their own home, according to new housing data.