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Builders Respond to Affordability Challenges by Adjusting Costs and Designs: Report
During New Homes Month in April, the National Association of Home Builders has reported that the home building industry is responding to market conditions by constructing homes that balance price and meet modern home buyer needs. According to U.S. Census Bureau and National Association of Realtors® data, newly built homes are typically priced at or…
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Exclusive Research: Brokers Say Markets Are Normalizing Despite Affordability Woes
For the past nine years in a row, the lament among residential real estate brokers was unanimous: There’s not enough inventory. Now, the larger problem is that many cannot afford the inventory. While concerns over housing affordability are on the rise, brokers are also seeing a return to a more balanced market, according to the…
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Luxembourg house prices rose less than almost anywhere in Europe - Luxembourg Times
Large downtown London properties hit market again amid ‘stability’ - London Free Press
News - East London landlord appoints new chief executive - Inside Housing
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The marketplace is fracturing. Here’s how to compete anyway
Turn ‘How’s the market?’ into a lead without being weird
Uncertainty grips prime London markets as War drags on - Property Investor Today
Out With the Old? Not Quite, When It Comes to Who Owns Homes
There’s a growing housing disparity in America between who has the square footage and who needs it. According to a new Redfin report, which analyzed U.S. Census Bureau data from 2024, baby boomers living in one- to two-adult households own 28% of large homes. By comparison, millennials with children living at home own 16% of…
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New NAR committee policies represent a promising start
All the single ladies: Why working with women is no longer niche
COURT REPORT: eXp, Weichert Get Settlement Sign-off in Copycat Suit; Hardy Suit Thrown Out
Editor’s note: The COURT REPORT is RISMedia’s weekly look at current and upcoming lawsuits, investigations and other legal developments around real estate. eXp, Weichert get settlement sign-off in copycat lawsuit A federal judge granted final approval to a series of commission-related antitrust settlements involving several real estate brokerages, bringing an end to the cases after…
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This AI-powered listing strategy beats April’s ‘perfect-week’ launch
Northwest MLS Fires Back at Compass With Counterclaim; New Washington Law May Not Be Enough to Stop Private Listings
The legal battle between Northwest MLS (NWMLS) and Compass escalated this past week as NWMLS filed counterclaims in federal court, accusing the nation’s largest residential brokerage of violating Washington’s Consumer Protection Act, fraudulent misrepresentation and tortious interference—charges Compass swiftly dismissed as retaliation by a “monopolist” protecting its own turf. The counterclaims, filed April 2 in…
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Florida just made it harder to block new housing development
The Future of Listings Depends on Access, Not Exclusivity
There is a lot of noise in the real estate industry right now. Clear Cooperation. Private listings. Lawsuits. And now a growing push toward exclusive “Coming Soon” and preview platforms. Let me be clear about where HomeSmart stands. Until shown otherwise, we believe listings should be broadly accessible, not restricted to any one platform or…
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Getting (to) Real: How and Why One Team Leader Made the Call to Change Brands
The recent press release for a 20-member team leaving one national brokerage to align with another was fairly boilerplate; the kind of update that is quickly reabsorbed into the churn of a news cycle. But sometimes there is a story within the story. Sandra Rathe, leader of The Sandra Rathe Team, took RISMedia behind the…
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