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Real estate investors in Europe hold back amid tariff turmoil - The Business Times
Real estate investors in Europe hold back amid tariff turmoil The Business Times
Real estate investors in Europe hold back amid tariff turmoil - The Business Times
Real estate investors in Europe hold back amid tariff turmoil The Business Times
Real estate investors in Europe hold back amid tariff turmoil - businesstimesintl.com
Real estate investors in Europe hold back amid tariff turmoil businesstimesintl.com
What is the point of owning a mansion in Mayfair? - Financial Times
What is the point of owning a mansion in Mayfair? Financial Times
Agents are ‘fighting uphill’ — but there’s still opportunity
The shifting market, new buyer behavior and new technology are changing how brokers approach their business, Anthony Lamacchia, Alex Vidal and Leo Pareja told attendees at Inman Connect San Diego on Wednesday.
The UK property investment hotspots that rival London - Property Investor Today
The UK property investment hotspots that rival London Property Investor Today
Prime London prices on the back foot despite resilient summer - Estate Agent Today
Prime London prices on the back foot despite resilient summer Estate Agent Today
Compass Delivers ‘Record-Breaking’ Q2 as Reffkin Calls Out ‘Silence’ on Private Listing Ban
Compass proved it’s firing on all cylinders in the second quarter, posting what CEO Robert Reffkin called “the best quarterly results in our history”—and the numbers largely back up that bold claim, according to results announced Wednesday in its second-quarter 2025 earnings report. The tech-focused brokerage saw its market share climb to a record 6.09%…
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Kevin Sears says NAR ‘is going in the right direction’ since commission suit
Sears was optimistic, but said that NAR membership is projected to drop by 150,000 members and that the organization will face a $30 million deficit.
In split vote, Fed policymakers snub Trump, leave rates unchanged
With job market stable and economy chugging along, futures market investors now think the odds of a September rate cut are less than even.
