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Housing for all is one of the missions of Indian Government to improve living standards. Converting SLUMS into liveable multi-story flats in metro cities is appreciable, but can this be achieved 100 percent? Are we not adding to the URBAN stress. Planning new townships is yet another approach, but should it be at the cost of losing Agricultural Land. Planners are busy finding new solutions, but they don't see the problems in totality that needs public involvement through elected representatives or NGOs. It's one of the factors contributing to National Happiness, where the rank of Bharat in 2024 is 126, below Pakistan (108) and at par with Sri Lanka (128). Let's work on multiple factors, where involvement of Intelligentsia counts and it relates to income levels and unemployment of the Educated also. @Udyog Sanchetana

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📖 Queensland faces unprecedented housing shortage ⚡️ Highlights: 1. Tent encampments have been mushrooming in Brisbane, with makeshift campsites and tent cities expanding across south-east Queensland, including in Rothwell. 2. Brisbane dwelling values have increased by 71% since the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020. 3. Brisbane rents have seen a significant increase since the start of the pandemic. 4. Queensland's housing crisis is expected to worsen as demand from population growth outpaces new supply, with only 33,900 dwellings completed in the year to March 2024. 5. Unless measures are taken to reduce net overseas migration, Queensland's housing crisis is likely to continue worsening, as indicated by poor construction indicators for the state. ✍️ Leith van Onselen 🤖 The Homefront.today AI

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⚡️Queensland faces unprecedented housing shortage: 1. Tent encampments have been mushrooming in Brisbane, with makeshift campsites and tent cities expanding across south-east Queensland, including in Rothwell. 2. Brisbane dwelling values have increased by 71% since the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020. 3. Brisbane rents have seen a significant increase since the start of the pandemic. 4. Queensland's housing crisis is expected to worsen as demand from population growth outpaces new supply, with only 33,900 dwellings completed in the year to March 2024. 5. Unless measures are taken to reduce net overseas migration, Queensland's housing crisis is likely to continue worsening, as indicated by poor construction indicators for the state.

Population growth is one of the best metrics to consider when looking to invest in property in any given area. The good (and bad news) for South East QLD is a high influx of people expected to move here by 2046, but given vacant lot sales are down and construction is both expensive and risky at the moment, supply is definitely not keeping up with demand and may make house prices completely unaffordable.

MORE SOCIAL HOUSING AMONG URGENT ACTS IN CONSTRUCTION --- The construction sector is aiming for moderate growth in 2024 amid numerous challenges, as tackling sector bottlenecks again remains top of the Ministry of Construction’s agenda. A report from the ministry (MoC) in January said that in the face of continuing global and domestic complexities, 2024 was likely to be another challenging year. Although the construction sector bagged several achievements in 2023, it was hit by common issues facing the country, as well as chronic unsolved problems of the sector that have existed for many years. The sector envisages growing from 6.5-7 per cent in 2024 compared to 7.3-7.5 per cent level in 2023, with the urbanisation rate reaching 43.7 per cent nationwide; urban access to safe water in a centralised water supply system surpassing 97 per cent; and per capita average flooring area exceeding 26.5 sq.m throughout the country. Cement production is set at about 100 million tonnes. The report reads that in 2023, the urbanisation rate reached 53.9 per cent nationwide; around 96 per cent of urban dwellers getting access to safe water through centralised water supply system; average per capita flooring area amounting to 26.2sq.m nationwide; and entire administrative procedures were processed through national public services portal. In its 2024 agenda, the MoC shall continue to focus on perfecting legal institutions, focusing on completing the Law on Urban and Rural Planning, and relevant decrees guiding the Law on Housing and the Law on Real Estate Business. Regarding housing and real estate, MoC Minister Nguyen Thanh Nghi proposes focusing on housing development, especially social housing; expediting the plan on building one million social housing units, along with enforcing government Resolution No.33/NQ-CP, presenting a raft of solutions to sustainably spur real estate market development. Localities must review and make a list of projects facing impediments to work on remedies and task assignment to overcome difficulties. Hoang Hai, director general of the MoC’s Department of Housing and Real Estate Market Management, however, stressed the need to keep close eyes on the market situation and continue expediting strong rectification measures going forward. So as to troubleshoot urgent demands for social housing supply and accommodation for workers in industrial zones (IZs), the MoC is attempting to build at least one million social housing units for low-incomers and IZ workers by 2030. VIR Source: Vietstock.vn --- #SocialHousing #ConstructionChallenges #UrbanDevelopment #RealEstateMarket #AffordableHousing #HousingDevelopment #IndustrialZones #VietnamConstruction #HousingSupply #UrbanPlanning #RealEstateTrends #SocialHousingCredit #MoC #VietstockVN #UBG #unibizGroup #InvestingInVietnam #VIR

Canada is facing a housing shortage, with a lack of affordable options for many individuals and families. The high cost of living and limited housing supply has created a challenging situation for many Canadians. In response to this issue, platforms like PadSplit have emerged, offering shared housing options to make living more affordable. However, some may argue that this could potentially exacerbate the problem by further increasing demand for limited housing. What are your thoughts on this? Do you believe solutions like PadSplit are beneficial for addressing the housing shortage, or do you think they could make the situation worse?