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How this marketing strategist made herself more searchable
Inman

Check out these no-nonsense tips from Christine George to help yourself and your real estate business stand out as the online landscape grows more crowded and complex.

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Lennar profits fall 56% as affordability pressures hit new home sales
Inman

Lennar earnings highlight ongoing housing market strain as profits plunge 56 percent amid high mortgage rates and softer home prices.

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Leadership lessons from Howard Hanna on culture and transparency
Inman

Darryl Davis talks to Howard Hanna CEO Hoby Hanna, who offers a leadership case study on maintaining a unique brokerage culture while navigating unprecedented industry change.

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5 burning questions about eminent domain ANSWERED
Inman

There are many moving parts involved in an eminent domain fight. Broker Annette DeCicco helps you arm yourself and your clients with information when it's time to help.

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Going East: Real estate’s biggest new hires and moves
Inman

Agents and teams from Brown Harris Stevens, Corcoran Real Estate and other industry brands made moves last week.

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Trump targets ‘burdens that have driven up mortgage costs’
Inman

NAR said the order "highlights the importance of reviewing regulatory barriers." The order comes as Trump increasingly focuses on housing.

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Cruises, gambling, beauty services: Florida property managers arrested for grand theft
Inman

Tim and Miranda Ard stand accused of using client funds to fuel a luxury lifestyle of travel, gambling, dining and entertainment.

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Homebuilder confidence nudges up but remains below par
HousingWire

Builder confidence stayed at 38 in March, with 37% cutting prices and oil near $100 per barrel adding pressure to demand and costs.

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Wyoming refund exposes legal risk for local housing fee ordinances
HousingWire

Small wins on impact fees occasionally occur in costly U.S. housing markets. Teton County, Wyoming, officials agreed last week to refund a $24,325 “affordable workforce housing” fee that a homeowner had to pay to obtain a permit to build a single-family home. The payment settles a lawsuit the homeow...

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eXp defendants move to toss Roberts sexual assault lawsuit ahead of April hearing
HousingWire

Los Angeles federal judge set an April 17 hearing on summary judgment motions by eXp World, its CEO and two former agents.

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Calderdale Council proposes £30,000 fines for landlords
PropertyWire

<p>Calderdale Council is reviewing a new enforcement policy that would allow it to issue civil penalty notices of up to £30,000 to landlords who breach housing regulations. The West Yorkshire authority received over 700 housing-related complaints during 2024-25, with 63% of property inspections resu...

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Court of Appeal to rule on gas safety eviction case
PropertyWire

<p>The Court of Appeal is hearing a challenge over whether landlords can issue Section 21 eviction notices when gas safety regulations have not been followed. Duncan Lewis Solicitors is representing tenants in two linked appeal cases examining whether landlords can obtain possession orders when the ...

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Northern Ireland property prices rise 7.5% in 2025
PropertyWire

<p>Northern Ireland property prices increased 7.5% in 2025, outpacing the UK average of 2.4%, according to Land Registry data. Property finding firm Garrington Property Finders has announced its expansion into the region, targeting buyers in Belfast and the North Down coast.</p> <p>The post <a href=...

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Financial Ombudsman Service to refer more cases elsewhere
PropertyWire

<p>The Financial Ombudsman Service will be reformed so more cases can be dismissed and either thrown out or resolved by other means, for example by the courts. There will be a time limit of 10 years for complaining to the FOS, while the FCA will be given the powers to deal with ‘mass redress events’...

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Which? concerned about FOS reforms
PropertyWire

<p>Which? is worried the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) reforms serve to prioritise the finance industry over consumers. The consumer champion responded to proposals to reform the FOS, which the government accused of being a “quasi-regulator” rather than a complaints service. Changes would mean m...

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States sue HUD over guidance they say weakens fair housing protections
HousingWire

A coalition of 16 attorneys general has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, alleging the agency is attempting to force states to weaken their housing discrimination protections.

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The Real Brokerage adds RealTrends Verified ranked Atlanta group
HousingWire

Agents and teams closed $250 million in volume last year and posted similar numbers on the most recent RealTrends Verified rankings.

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Mortgage rates rise as U.S.-Iran conflict carries on
HousingWire

Mortgage rates saw moderate increases in the past week as global economic uncertainty around the U.S.-Iran conflict continues, putting a damper on what was previously expected to be a brisk spring homebuying season.

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Garden size the top priority for buyers
PropertyWire

<p>The size of gardens is now the most influential factor for UK homeowners when moving house, a survey from petrol manufacturer Hayter has found. Outdoor space outweighs traditional considerations, including internal living space, transport links and even modern bathrooms. Chris Cooper, senior prod...

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Reducing risk: Why logging, protection, and review matter
HousingWire

In real estate, title insurance, and mortgage lending, transactions depend on technology operating accurately and securely behind the scenes. Every login, file access, system change, and integration generates activity that can either support business continuity or signal potential risk.

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