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2024 U.S. mortgage rates jump again, says Freddie Mac  The Business Journals

London calling: UK capital offers lessons for Melbourne’s housing woes  The Age

This Texas city has the lowest cost of living in the U.S.: There is 'investment in the area keeps home prices low,' expert says  CNBC

From Real Estate Mogul to President: Inside Donald Trump's Transformation  OK!

U.S. Banks Sitting on $750 billion In Losses On Real Estate Debt Related Securities-Which Sectors Are Most Exposed?  Yahoo Finance

Fugitive Hong Kong tycoon puts £90m London mansion up for sale  MSN

Fugitive Hong Kong tycoon puts £90m London mansion up for sale  The Telegraph

6 New Jersey zip codes among the priciest in America; 4 from the Jersey Shore  Asbury Park Press

State alien land laws drive some China-born US citizens to rethink their politics  ABC News

Southern Europe’s Prime Property Prices Are Booming, Study Shows  MSN

A spate of recent lawsuits makes it clear the NAR's legal woes are far from over. Where do they (and you) go from here?

US Property Trust Successfully Purchases Prime West Hollywood Property  WEHO TIMES

Homes for sale in short supply as there's now 30 renters for every house on the market in US  New York Post

US Trustee Opposes NJ Building's Receiver Stipulation  Law360

AppFolio, which states its has more than 20,000 property management customers, acquired home management and services concierge LiveEasy as part of its new approach to providing for renters.

Aware Super Looking To Buy London Real Estate  Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute

US Real Estate Brokerage Software Market to grow by USD 989.1 Million from 2024-2028, driven by brokers' focus on efficiency and client services, with AI's impact on trends - Technavio  PR Newswire

US Real Estate Brokerage Software Market to grow by USD 989.1 Million from 2024-2028, driven by brokers' focus on efficiency and client services, with AI's impact on trends - Technavio  Kilgore News Herald

Situated on nearly three acres, the property features 11 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, a wine cellar, staff rooms—both added during the Elies’ renovation — and a swimming pool. Despite these extensive upgrades, the Elies ultimately found the home too large and chose not to move in.

CMLS CEO Denee Evans argued against the "removal or significant weakening of a policy so critical to the integrity of our housing market" in an open letter to NAR and its members Friday afternoon.