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Estate agencies warned on cash flow as profits decline
PropertyWire

<p>Estate agency businesses are facing mounting financial pressure as recent profit reports reveal declining margins, with industry analysts warning that cash flow management will determine which firms survive the current downturn. The fixed cost structure of agency operations means revenue declines...

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Housing Market Spotlight: Price cuts and the battle for leverage
HousingWire

Home price cuts are nearing 2025 levels nationally, but HousingWire Data shows very different trends in Kansas City, Minneapolis and San Antonio.

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Offerpad says it is turning the engine back on in 2026
HousingWire

Offerpad CEO Brian Bair says buying is ramping in 2026 after losses since 2022, as the firm adds fou products and refines its buy box.

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Inventory is down year over year, but months of supply says the market is functioning
HousingWire

Inventory is down slightly year over year, but active supply near 1.54 million and 4.6 months is holding price growth to 2.0%.

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The next phase of The Real Brokerage’s AI is replacing the work, not the agent
HousingWire

The Real Brokerage Chief Technology Officer Pritesh Damani said 80% of real estate processes could be automated within six months.

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Newrez agrees to $15.5M settlement over forced-place insurance
HousingWire

Regulators in 46 states and DC reached a $15.5M settlement with Newrez over lender-placed insurance charges and refunds.

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MLS leaders say AI requires a new approach to governing real estate data
HousingWire

MLS leaders said brokers are uploading MLS data into AI tools, increasing urgency for auditing, entitlements, and enforceable policies.

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Ground rent cap faces implementation challenges
PropertyWire

<p>The UK government's planned cap on ground rents at £250 annually is set to affect approximately 3.8 million residential leasehold properties in England and Wales, with implementation expected in late 2028.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.propertywire.com/news/ground-rent-cap-faces-implementa...

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Cottage buyer interest falls 32% since 2023
PropertyWire

<p>Buyer interest in English countryside cottages has declined by 32% since the start of 2023, according to new data from property portal Zoopla. The average cottage price currently stands at £321,641, representing a 0.3% decline compared to August 2025.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.property...

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Rental void periods decline to 21 days after legislation
PropertyWire

<p>Rental void periods across England have decreased to an average of 21 days in June, down from 24 days in May when the Renters' Rights Act came into force. The reduction suggests landlords are adjusting to new legislative requirements, though voids remain longer than the previous year.</p> <p>The ...

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HistoryMaker Homes’ crawl-walk-run approach to AI adoption
HousingWire

HistoryMaker Homes is adopting AI in phases, partnering with Higharc and launching 60 new floor plans in 18 months.

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How AI can power a leaner, meaner homebuilding land team
HousingWire

Century Communities leverages AI in land acquisition to help its lean land teams vet sites faster, before contracting or engineering begins.

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Legal fight over a ditch puts 265-home Utah project at risk
HousingWire

A narrow irrigation ditch runs along the edge of a 142-acre former farm near Willard, about 50 miles north of Salt Lake City. Beside it sits a 2.74-acre patch of wet ground. Both features are now at the center of a federal lawsuit. Federal regulators say the ditch connects to the Great Salt Lake, wh...

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Texas HOA laws are changing board responsibilities. Here’s how communities can keep up.
HousingWire

Texas HOA boards face added governance requirements as communities grow. SB 1588 expands open meeting and notice rules, while HB 614 requires written enforcement policies and clearer hearing processes, increasing the need for consistent agendas, communication and recordkeeping.

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When it comes to closing workflow gaps, does one size really fit all?
HousingWire

The market is shifting from point solutions to providers offering broad workflow gap coverage. This piece outlines common approaches and the due diligence questions agents should ask to avoid lock-in and weak fits.

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The hidden data problem costing national builders millions
HousingWire

Many builders lack structured visibility into active plans, driving redundancy, slower land decisions and weaker purchasing leverage. Higharc converts floor plans into connected data models to improve portfolio analysis and operational speed.

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Cotality: Wildfire risk threatens $1.4T in properties across western states
HousingWire

More than 2.5 million properties across the 10 most exposed western states face a moderate or greater risk of wildfire damage, representing nearly $1.4 trillion in reconstruction cost value, according to Cotality’s 2026 Wildfire Risk Report.

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AI can help sellers list homes, agents still drive net proceeds
HousingWire

NAR said 91% of 2025 sellers used an agent and FSBO was 5%, as AI tools help listings but not net proceeds and risk control.

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Thad Wong warns against AI replacing the personal client connection
HousingWire

Thad Wong says his firm uses AI to surface prior client context and automate background work, while keeping agent communication human-led.

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Tenancy fraud exposes UK rental sector to £4.1bn losses
PropertyWire

<p>Fraudulent tenancy applications could be exposing the UK's private rented sector to up to £4.1 billion in annual financial losses, according to analysis of over one million tenant references. Referee-flagged fraud has risen 78% year-on-year, with London recording rates twice the national average....

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