AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHousing Market Pulse (Australia): Melbourne buyers surged back to auctions, lifting the city’s preliminary clearance rate to 62.6% and hinting at tougher spring competition. Affordability & Policy (Australia): Big four banks warn prices may keep slipping in 2026 (Sydney/Melbourne down 3%–9%) before a tepid 2027 recovery, as affordability and property tax reforms bite. Legal & Consumer Protection (Spain): A Madrid court ruled AEDAS Homes (Neinor) breached contracts over sea-view marketing at Vanian Gardens, awarding €1.18M to buyers. Development Watch (Canada): Nanaimo is considering a 63-unit complex on Nelson Road, with 27 townhouses and a three-storey apartment building. Local Governance (Canada): North Bay and Tim Hortons are seeking a vote on stricter smoke-free buffers near entrances, with a proposed nine-metre rule. Property Rights & Finance (Nigeria): Sir Sam Jonah has started ICC arbitration against Nigeria over termination of a development lease for Abuja’s River Park Estate. HOA Compliance (U.S.): An apartment manager must hold a provisional or full CAM license to manage a homeowner association. Infrastructure (U.S.): Indiana plans a major rural broadband rollout under BEAD, targeting about 123,000 homes and businesses.
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