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Tassie landlords incentivised to support low-income renters - Vimarsana News

Tassie landlords incentivised to support low-income renters

The state government’s Private Rental Incentives (PRI) program will look to limit the financial barriers preventing owners from providing relief to tenants. As part of the PRI program, property owne

Tassie landlords incentivised to support low-income renters - Vimarsana News

Tassie landlords incentivised to support low-income renters

The state government’s Private Rental Incentives (PRI) program will look to limit the financial barriers preventing owners from providing relief to tenants.

Australian property: House prices more than double in five years on Tasmania's east coast as sea changers and tree changers move in - Vimarsana News

Australian property: House prices more than double in five years on Tasmania's east coast as sea changers and tree changers move in

House prices have more than doubled in five years in this stunning stretch of coast, a bigger boom than in Byron and Noosa. But some locals have been left in the cold.

Source: smh.com.au
Stride Treglown faces court battle over 'dangerous' façade on Croydon hostel - Vimarsana News

Stride Treglown faces court battle over 'dangerous' façade on Croydon hostel

Evolve Housing has initiated legal action against the architect, contractor Bouygues UK and consultant Potter Raper Partnership over alleged problems with

'Being homeless felt inevitable': after years in care, I was living in a tent. Who was to blame? | Homelessness - Vimarsana News

'Being homeless felt inevitable': after years in care, I was living in a tent. Who was to blame? | Homelessness

I survived care, criminality and homelessness to become an award-winning journalist – but the system I endured makes such success stories vanishingly rare