Elme Communities (the “Company” or “Elme”) (NYSE: ELME), a multifamily REIT with communities in the Washington, DC metro area and the Atlanta metro area, reported financial and operating results today ...

On July 15, 2024, the REIT disposed of 19 residential properties containing 464 suites in the Netherlands for €100.7 million (excluding transaction costs and other adjustments) and one office building ...

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Islanders are getting a better handle on their debt than other Canadians, according to new data from Statistics Canada.

Starting this January, internet service providers in New York must offer low-income residents access to monthly broadband rates of 25 megabits per second for $15 or 200Mbps for $20 under the ...

Secondly, there is a limited fiscal space due to high debt servicing reduces the government’s capacity to invest in economic growth initiatives. How well they manage, it would determine the impact on ...

Thailand has the highest household debt to gross domestic product (GDP) ratio in Southeast Asia ... s ability to get out of the so-called middle-income trap. “Right now it’s at the level ...

The total debt service cost for Q3 2024 reached an estimated N3.57tn, marking a quarter-on-quarter increase of N60bn or 1.71 per cent from N3.51tn recorded in Q2.

Mr Dalio told the Financial Times: "This looks like a debt death spiral in the making because it will either require more borrowing to service the debt that will have to be serviced, squeeze out ...

Because it could create macro-economic challenges especially if the burden of debt service continues to grow ... full potential to boost national income. The minister outlined plans to fund ...

Mr. Schweikert’s view, echoed by other lawmakers at the meeting, was an early sign of the stark economic and political challenge that America’s $36 trillion debt will pose for President Trump.

In an interview with the Financial Times, Dalio warned that the government faced the prospect of having to borrow more and more from financial markets in order to service its existing debt.