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Colchester estate agency rebrands as self-employed model
PropertyWire

<p>A Colchester-based estate agency has rebranded and transitioned to a self-employed agent model, operating through the eXp platform's Team structure. Gyles &#038; Rose, incorporated in 2020, has changed its name to the Naked Collective, trading as NAKED agents.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www...

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London Mayor allocates £400k for rental enforcement
PropertyWire

<p>The Mayor of London has announced £400,000 in funding to support enforcement of the Renters Rights Act, with resources directed towards training enforcement officers and providing tenant support services across the capital. The funding package will support the training of newly recruited enforcem...

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Building safety law wasn’t written with ordinary leaseholders in mind
PropertyWire

<p>By Nathan Humphreys, Operations Director, Horizon Management No Prime Minister has arrived in Downing Street with a stronger personal record on the cladding crisis than Andy Burnham. As Mayor of Greater Manchester, he stood with leaseholders outside a party conference and told the government to, ...

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UK property listings outpace sales as conversion rates ease
PropertyWire

<p>New property listings in Great Britain rose 2.6% to 209,941 in July 2026, outpacing a 1.1% increase in sales agreed, according to Sprift's latest Sales Market Intelligence Report. The divergence pushed the national conversion rate down 0.8 percentage points to 54.6%.</p> <p>The post <a href="http...

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A Place in the Sun acquires Property Investor Show
PropertyWire

<p>APITS Ltd has acquired Property Investor Media Ltd, merging the Property Investor Show with A Place in the Sun Live events. The combined events will launch in April 2027 at ExCel London and September 2027 at the NEC Birmingham.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.propertywire.com/news/a-place-in...

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Tribunal dismisses unfair dismissal claim from property manager
PropertyWire

<p>An Employment Tribunal in Sheffield has dismissed an unfair dismissal claim brought by a former property manager who worked at a Selby lettings agency for over 28 years. The case involved a family dispute at Harlequin Property Services, which has since ceased trading.</p> <p>The post <a href="htt...

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Judge pauses NYC pied a terre tax rollout, luxury rentals jump
HousingWire

Late Monday afternoon, a judge dealt a blow to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani&#8217;s plan to charge a so-called pied-à-terre tax on vacant second homes owned by wealthy non-residents. Wayne Ozzi, a Staten Island judge, issued an emergency pause on implementing the tax. Ozzi sided with homeowner...

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Why late payments are stalling construction projects, and how to break the cycle
HousingWire

Late payments affect 70% of contractors, and average construction payment cycles run 90 days, creating operational risk for materials and payroll. The piece outlines standardized estimates, clear invoice terms and automation to improve timing and visibility.

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Waiting until fall won’t make homes more affordable, but here’s what will
HousingWire

Income needed to afford a median-priced home rose to over $120,000, up from $66,000 in 2020. With rates forecast near 6.5% and prices still rising, the column argues buyer preparation and loan options matter more than timing.

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Six keys to tuning up the $15 trillion mortgage servicing sector
HousingWire

The article argues that AI impact in servicing depends on modernization fundamentals, migration automation, API-based integrations, recapture workflows and a single default lifecycle view. It also highlights real-time event automation for disasters and faster regulatory change monitoring.

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Maryland judge rejects loanDepot effort to toss LO comp lawsuit
HousingWire

A federal judge in Maryland has denied loanDepot’s bid to dismiss a proposed class-action lawsuit that accuses the lender of violating federal loan officer compensation rules and steering borrowers into higher-rate mortgages.

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What Better’s leadership change means for NEO Home Loans and AI
HousingWire

At the HousingWire AI Summit, Ryan Grant said that NEO’s AI-driven workflow has boosted underwriting and closing output.

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Will a cooling labor market keep mortgage rates below 7% in 2026?
HousingWire

Locked loan data across all borrower credit profiles shows that mortgage rates continue to hover near 7%. But a negative jobs report in July may keep monetary policy makers from initiating a higher path for rates, which some market observers have been predicting for months.

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NAR reports July existing home sales down 1.7%
HousingWire

July existing home sales fell 1.7% to 4.06 million, median price rose 2.0% to $434,100, inventory dipped to 1.54 million.

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HousingWire expands AI strategy to housing data and news
HousingWire

HousingWire will distribute housing data and analysis via AI platforms using MCP, and Intelligence is set to exit beta this month.

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Small businesses shun retirement plans over cost, complexity fears
HousingWire

Only about half of U.S. private-sector workers participate in an employer-sponsored retirement plan at any given time — a gap driven almost entirely by small employers, according to new research from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.

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FirstTeam expands in Midwest with new Kansas City office
HousingWire

FirstTeam entered Kansas and Missouri via a Kansas City office with Rival Real Estate, growing to 62 offices and 2,200 agents.

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Epique Realty CEO Josh Miller offers 3-point fix for agent tech adoption
HousingWire

Miller argued the solution lies not in building more technology but in aligning offerings with what agents already want.

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Mortgage insurers face larger safety net rule for VantageScore 4.0
HousingWire

Mortgage insurers will be required to keep a larger safety net for mortgages originated using VantageScore 4.0 than for comparable loans using Classic FICO, according to new guidance from the government-sponsored enterprises.

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Lenders urged to solve business problems before adopting AI
HousingWire

HW AI Summit panelists said AI needs human oversight, vendor controls and monitoring to meet fair lending requirements.

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