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Zillow Preview expands as more brokerages seek pre-market exposure
HousingWire

Zillow says nearly 60 firms now use Preview, adding 28 more, letting coming soon listings appear on Zillow and Trulia before MLS.

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Canalside properties listed from £190,000 to £1.75m
PropertyWire

<p>Five waterside properties have been listed for sale across England and Scotland, ranging from £190,000 to £1.75m. The listings include properties in Manchester, London, Glasgow and Nottinghamshire, reflecting significant regional price variations.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.propertywire...

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Specialist lender backs £847,500 supported housing deal
PropertyWire

<p>A Birmingham-based landlord has completed an £847,500 refinance with Redwood Bank, consolidating debt across two children's care homes and a five-bedroom HMO with a combined value of £1.13 million. The transaction was approved after two other lenders declined the application due to complex suppor...

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Property investors prioritise sustainability amid 2026 market shifts
PropertyWire

<p>Property investors are adjusting their strategies in 2026 as the UK market responds to economic pressures, regulatory changes, and evolving tenant preferences. Energy efficiency has moved from a secondary consideration to a primary investment criterion as regulatory requirements tighten.</p> <p>T...

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Middle East ceasefire may ease mortgage rates gradually
PropertyWire

<p>A ceasefire in the Middle East has prompted forecasts of potential mortgage rate reductions, though economists caution that any decline will be gradual. Capital Economics projects rates could fall from 5% to 4.3% by January 2027 if the truce holds.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.propertywir...

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Former Apprentice contestant criticises Rightmove fees
PropertyWire

<p>Kieran McCartney, an estate agent who appeared on The Apprentice, has criticised Rightmove's pricing structure and threatened to withdraw his business. The comments add to growing industry discontent over portal fees, with legal action seeking £1.5 billion in damages against the platform.</p> <p>...

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Student letting agencies expand operations to Midlands and North
PropertyWire

<p>Two student accommodation agencies have announced expansions into new university markets in the East Midlands and the North of England. Sulets is launching in Loughborough while Loc8me has entered the York market as its seventh northern city.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.propertywire.com/...

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March CPI jumps 0.9% as gas prices surge on Iran conflict
Inman

The Consumer Price Index rose 0.9 percent in March, its largest monthly gain since June 2022, as a 21.2 percent surge in gasoline prices — the biggest single-month increase in the index's history — accounted for nearly three-quarters of the monthly increase, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported.

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NWMLS vs. Compass, NAR’s outlook, Umansky’s advice: Top 5
Inman

Looking for a quick catch-up on the buzziest stories of the week? Here’s Inman Top 5, the most essential stories, according to Inman readers.

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Building a business that runs smarter (not harder): Streaming
Inman

Learn to use advances in artificial intelligence to streamline and supercharge every element of your business operations.

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Record share of February homesellers cut list prices
Inman

More than one-third of February homesellers cut their list price last month, reaching a record high for the month as buyers gained leverage in a market shaped by high mortgage rates, elevated prices and economic uncertainty, according to a Redfin analysis.

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From Warped Tour to home tours: Meet the musicians who found their second stage in real estate
Inman

For many touring musicians, the transition into a second career in real estate isn't as surprising as it sounds.

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How to stockpile pre-listings in a market that feels unpredictable
Inman

Having real conversations and really listening is your best shot at being there when life changes force a sale and relocation, Chris Drayer writes.

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As retirement slips further away, workers prioritize stability and senior home equity
HousingWire

Thirty percent of respondents said they’ve stopped looking for new work over the past five years because of job security concerns.

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FBI: Cybercrime losses topped $20.8B in 2025, real estate fraud hit $275M
HousingWire

Real estate fraud alone accounted for 12,368 complaints, showing a continued and growing threat for housing professionals and clients.

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Texas builder breaks ground on first community with Japanese firm
HousingWire

Hankyu Hanshin and Bridge Tower broke ground on a 97-lot Corinth project as a new JV targets for-sale communities across Texas.

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Unison faces more legal trouble over allegedly deceptive home equity agreements
HousingWire

Plaintiffs say the company markets the product as involving no debt, but the terms of the HEI can force a large balloon-style payoff.

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Virginia cities gain new tools to increase affordable housing supply
HousingWire

Virginia law lets every locality adopt voluntary inclusionary zoning, density bonuses, ADUs and trust-fund fee options.

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Why the hiring rate matters more than unemployment for the housing market
HousingWire

We’re not getting new jobs in 2026. Until the hiring rate turns around, we should expect restricted growth on home sales.

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Top Century 21 firm expands into Michigan
HousingWire

Leaders said the move reflects trends across Midwest markets, where relocation patterns increasingly cross state lines.

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