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BEE SHOCK FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS SOUTH AFRICA https://lnkd.in/gqGMm_bT The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) now wants all real estate agencies to meet level 8 Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) requirements, which could be problematic for 65% of the industry.

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Check out the CHRA blog to see key takeaways from BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario as represented in our economic study, The Impact of Community Housing on Productivity. https://lnkd.in/eGJmRK9R

An excellent content lineup for the latest edition of CIH Unlocked, in what has been a roller coaster two weeks for the housing industry. ??Liam Turner interviews housing activist Kwajo Tweneboa on his learnings about the sector over the last three years and what should become the top priorities of the new government. ??Sarah Shaw CIHCM talks about improving tenant satisfaction and building a strong tenant-landlord relationships. ??Darren Huitema talks about what Believe Housing Australia and partners have been doing to lower energy costs for tenants and supporting their sustainability efforts. ??And I explore housing association rebranding, with two recent case studies who have successfully undergone a rebrand. ??Salvation Army Homes new chief executive Lynne Shea talks about how their recent rebranding has supported their commitment as a more responsive, inclusive, and community focused service provider. ??And Ark People Housing Care chief executive Bobby Duffy explains to Unlocked why using their tenants’ feedback was a driving force for their rebrand and five year plan. Log in to read the full issue here: https://lnkd.in/ewycgKAZ #housingnews #activism #rebranding #sustainability

Delighted to be on a panel for the Australian Local Government Association tomorrow, on housing. My views: state and national government efforts to raise housing supply require great relations with local government who can not only help secure that supply but also help ensure the community accepts growth and the private sector to deliver homes in great places. In return, we need to see state governments enable local councils to get more income from growth and also to get rid of rate capping. It is just stupid as well as anti democratic to berate local councils without giving them the resources to handle growth. My father was a rather fine councillor for 20 years and rang rings around those 'above' him trying to pull the wool over his community's eyes or force them to accept bad development. Cities collaborate to flourish: all tiers need to pull together to get great outcomes and make great places. Just fixating on housing numbers at the expense of place-making is wrong-headed and will result in community opposition and failure. Local government is crucial to success in terms both of supply and quality outcomes locally.

This will be the most important gathering of all housing leaders under the new government. As #Labour approaches the 100-day mark in power, and with the #AutumnBudget now just weeks away, housing leaders are watching with bated breath to see whether the new government can match its ambitious goals with the tools needed to deliver them. Taking place on the 20 November in London, the Social Housing Annual Conference 2024 presents the earliest opportunity for sector leaders to come together with peers to make sense of the latest fiscal and policy announcements. As ever, it's a chance for senior leaders to share learnings, gain strategy insights and collaborate on plans for the future of their organisations, amid ongoing challenges in the operating and economic environment. Chaired by the BBC Newsnight's @Nicholas Watt, key speakers include Florence Eshalomi MP, new chair of the HCLG select committee, Bernadette Conroy, chair of the Regulator of Social Housing, Marcus Ralling, interim chief investment officer at Homes England, Melanie Leech, chief executive of the British Property Federation, Paul Johnson, director of the Institute For Fiscal Studies, Yael Selfin, chief economist at KPMG, Bronwen Rapley, chair of Homes for the North, Fiona Fletcher Smith, chief executive of L&Q and chair of The G15, Dhananjai ("DJ"), chief investment officer at Edmond de Rothschild, and Syreeta Robinson-Gayle, head of affordable housing at Barratt London. After a successful colocation last year, our 2024 event is again taking place alongside the Inside Housing Development and Regeneration Summit, bringing chief executives, development experts and funding partners together to strive for excellence in new and existing homes. Click here for more information and to book your ticket (with early bird discounts available until Friday 11 October). https://lnkd.in/exT3wfxT #conference #SocialHousingAnnualConference #insight #booknow #SocialHousingFinance #investment #funding #finance #UKhousing #SocialHousing #Budget #Strategy #Leadership #Housing #government #Networking #Collaboration #Keynote #Regeneration #Development #NewHomes #AffordableHomes #AffordableHousing #Policy #AutumnBudget #AutumnStatement #Government #Economy #Economist #CEO #ChiefExecutive

Large estates: " data-image-caption=" A majestic colonial-era estate in Jamaica, shrouded in mist, with rolling hills and sprawling sugarcane fields " data-medium-file="https://lnkd.in/eQdufEbw" data-large-file="https://lnkd.in/eTTxwTSA" /> During the colonial era, large estates in Jamaica emerged as the cornerstone of the island’s economy, profoundly shaping its landscape and social fabric. These estates, primarily dedicated to sugar production, were vast tracts of land controlled by wealthy European planters who profited immensely from the global demand for sugar. The establishment of these estates led […] The post Large estates first appeared on Jamaica Homes. #jamaica #glossary #realestate

We're pleased to share our monthly Alberta and Ontario Real Estate and Economic Reports for February 2024. Click the link below to access both reports and review the economic fundamentals in both provinces. https://lnkd.in/grg2cBqK #albertarealestate #ontariorealestate #economicinsights #realestateinvesting

Small-Scale Developers. This grant could provide up to $250,000 in funding. Check out this article to see if your eligible. #constructionindustry #construction #developers #commercialrealestate