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New antitrust suit targets CoStar’s commercial data empire
Inman

The case does not target Homes.com, but it lands as CoStar pushes deeper into residential and new construction data.

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Teams That Scale — On Their Terms
Inman

As brokerages consolidate and new models reshape the industry, team leaders face a growing challenge: scaling without giving up control. For many of HomeSmart’s most successful team leads, the answer is finding the right balance between autonomy and support. “The 100% model gives us the ability to c...

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Negotiation hasn’t been all bad for real estate brokerages. So why are margins tightening? Intel explores.
Inman

More brokerage leaders this year say it's tough to turn a profit. Intel breaks down its recent survey of broker-owners and executives.

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UWM downgraded by Fitch after Q2 loss, Oaktree deal
HousingWire

Fitch Ratings downgraded the long-term issuer default ratings of United Wholesale Mortgage (UWM) to B+ from BB-, citing a sharp increase in leverage driven by second-quarter losses and higher borrowings.

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Fello’s co-founder sees abundance, not doom, in real estate AI
Inman

Fello co-founder Stephen London discusses why teams are missing deals hiding in their own databases, how AI agent Felix is changing outreach, and what the agentic AI wave means for real estate.

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Now business or future business? Run both, starting this week
Inman

Bring balance to your real estate business with these strategies for managing near-term transactions and long-term lead generation from coach Darryl Davis.

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NAR midyear focused on how history shapes today’s challenges
Inman

From a historian's take on rivalry (it's a good thing!) to a call for AI adoption and more, last week's NAR legislative meetings kept one eye on the clock and one eye on the calendar.

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The real estate niche every agent avoids (but shouldn’t)
Inman

In this episode, Megan Oh, a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert, discusses one of the most overlooked opportunities in real estate: divorce real estate.

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Will the Fed really hike rates 3 times in 2026, per Bank of America?
HousingWire

BofA forecasts three quarter-point Fed hikes in 2026, but market pricing and a 10-year yield near 4.51% argue for 0 to only one rate hike.

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Fathom agents briefed on Bed Bath & Beyond acquisition plan
HousingWire

Fathom SEC filing shows an agent email pitching a 3 pillar everything home ecosystem tied to Bed Bath and Beyond, pending closing.

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Consistency spells top 2026 RealTrends Verified rankings for Gary Mercer Sr.
HousingWire

As an individual agent, Mercer reported $167.35 million in transaction volume across 241 sides for 2025 — both ranking No. 1 in Pennsylvania.

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UWM, Two Harbors CEOs clash in emails ahead of CCM deal vote
HousingWire

Executives at United Wholesale Mortgage and Two Harbors Investment Corp. raised the heat in an email exchange during their latest round of deal negotiations.

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Former Christie’s International Real Estate affiliate hit with commission dispute
HousingWire

A former Christie’s New York and New Jersey affiliate now known as The Agency One Rock faces a commission and fee dispute in court.

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Northern England property sales surpass London for first time
PropertyWire

<p>Property sales in Northern England have exceeded London's transaction values for the first time in two decades, according to research from Savills. The total value of homes sold across the North reached £68.8 billion in the 12 months to March, surpassing London's £67.9 billion.</p> <p>The post <a...

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Ombudsman backs landlord in rent-to-rent dispute
PropertyWire

<p>The Property Ombudsman has issued a provisional decision against a letting agency after finding it transferred a landlord's student HMO into a rent-to-rent arrangement without his knowledge or consent. A provisional award of £700 compensation was proposed, along with a £1,288.13 credit for incorr...

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NVR is land light by design, Q2 2026 reveals the strategy has limits
HousingWire

If you do not build it, they cannot come. If you cannot permit it, you cannot build it, and they cannot come. NVR Q2 2026 results offer a sharp counterpoint to the strategic shifts now underway across public homebuilding. Lennar has boldly reset its enterprise around a more asset-light on-demand lan...

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Landlords face £7,000 fines under new rental safety rules
PropertyWire

<p>Landlords who fail to address serious hazards in rental properties now face fines of up to £7,000 under new enforcement powers granted to local councils through the Renters' Rights Act. The financial penalties apply to 21 Category 1 hazards identified under the Housing Health and Safety Rating Sy...

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£2.95m bridging loan funds Liverpool apartment development
PropertyWire

<p>District &#038; County Investments has provided a £2.95m net bridging facility to support a brownfield regeneration project in Liverpool city centre, which will deliver more than 150 apartments upon completion. The transaction highlights growing demand for planning bridge finance as Building Safe...

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Knight Frank enters redundancy consultation process
PropertyWire

<p>Knight Frank has initiated a redundancy consultation affecting less than 3% of its UK workforce, despite posting a 6.3% increase in annual revenues. The agency confirmed the consultation is underway but declined to specify which departments or how many roles are under review.</p> <p>The post <a h...

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Kent letting agent fined £15,000 for client money breach
PropertyWire

<p>A Kent-based letting agency has paid a £15,000 civil penalty after operating without required client money protection. Homelet PMS Ltd was fined by Medway Council for breaching regulations that mandate all letting agents handling client funds must belong to an approved protection scheme.</p> <p>T...

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