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Forty-four new homes, 332 objections: Why older units will be razed for luxury Paddington apartments

The plan became a lightning rod for community concerns that luxury apartment developments would swallow cheaper unit blocks as Sydney’s east gained housing.

Forty-four new homes, 332 objections: Why older units will be razed for luxury Paddington apartments

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Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors hosts Quantity Surveying Conference 2026

The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors Quantity Surveying Division hosted its annual conference focusing on digital construction integration collaborative contracting models and legal payment security…

  • HKIS hosted Quantity Surveying Conference 2026 on October 3, 2026
  • Theme focused on digital construction, collaborative contracting
  • 200 attendees, including government officials and industry leaders

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