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Real estate’s problem isn’t transparency. It’s interpretation
Inman

Buyers have more access to data than ever before, new Inman contributor Deb Siefkin writes. What they don’t have is clarity on what the data actually means.

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Giraffe360 secures £7.5m Series B funding round
PropertyWire

<p>Property imaging technology firm Giraffe360 has secured £7.5 million in Series B funding from European investment firm Cipio Partners. The London-based company employs over 200 staff and works with approximately 1,000 property brands across more than 30 countries.</p> <p>The post <a href="https:/...

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Propertymark releases tenancy agreement for new rental laws
PropertyWire

<p>Propertymark has released a compliant Assured Periodic Tenancy agreement for its letting agent members ahead of the Renters' Rights Act implementation on 1 May. The legislation abolishes fixed-term Assured Shorthold Tenancies and transitions all tenancies to a rolling, periodic system.</p> <p>The...

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Prime London property values fall 25% amid economic uncertainty
PropertyWire

<p>Prime central London property values have fallen by up to 25% as economic uncertainty dampens transaction volumes, though the anticipated wave of distressed selling has not materialised. The market remains illiquid but supported by constrained stock levels and vendors under little pressure to sel...

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The U.S. is still short millions of homes — and builders can’t close the gap
Inman

Efforts to loosen building regulations have gained steam, but housing supply is still falling short thanks in part to challenges related to financing.

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This startup wants to be the brain of every real estate office
Inman

BrokerBot is building a brokerage-wide AI assistant designed to automate transactions, coordinate workflows and reshape the role of real estate agents.

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FinCEN’s anti-money laundering rule struck down — now what?
HousingWire

Legal observers warn that FinCEN retains broad authority over real estate transactions — and could ultimately impose stricter requirements.

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Florida court shields unused reverse mortgage credit from garnishment
HousingWire

Appeals court rules creditors cannot garnish undisbursed HECM line of credit funds under Florida homestead exemption.

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Even as GSEs step into MBS market, macro forces are controlling mortgage rates
HousingWire

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have been active in the mortgage-backed securities market in recent weeks — but their approach appears more measured and opportunistic than many initially expected. Their activity has also been overshadowed by the U.S.-Iran conflict.

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The best real estate software for 2026: 20 top picks for agents + teams
HousingWire

We zero in on the best real estate software for 2025 to help you make the best decisions for your business.

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Work starts on development of 155 homes in Essex
PropertyWire

<p>A 155-home development in the Essex village of Takeley is underway from Bellway. The development is called Trinity Green and it takes place on land west of Garnetts, by Uttlesford District Council on Thursday 19 March. The properties will be built using an environmentally friendly timber-frame co...

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Gateway 2 in 2026: Is the regime future-proof?
PropertyWire

<p>By Freeths Construction &#38; Engineering lawyer Li Yen Lim The building safety landscape enters 2026 with a significantly different tone to the previous two years. Gateway 2 – once the most heavily criticised inflection point in the regulatory regime for Higher Risk Buildings (HRBs) – is now sho...

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Making Tax Digital for landlords: Turning a compliance headache into a commercial reset
PropertyWire

<p>By Hazel Tucker, accountancy partner at Bishop Fleming For many landlords, the rollout of Making Tax Digital (MTD) feels like the latest in a long line of costs, bureaucracy and hoops to jump through. From 6 April, those with more than £50,000 in combined qualifying income from property and/or se...

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Economic activity expands, but consumers feel the squeeze
HousingWire

Construction and real estate activity increased slightly overall, with several districts highlighting growth in data center building.

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Fairway Home Mortgage launches nonprofit to combat senior financial fraud
HousingWire

Fairway Home Mortgage launches Fairway SAFE, a nonprofit focused on educating seniors and professionals to prevent elder exploitation.

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Vought defends CFPB cuts, calls for congressional reforms
HousingWire

In a testimony before the House Financial Services Committee, Vought defended workforce reductions and regulatory changes.

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Georgia housing agency victimized in $2.5M fraud scheme, prosecutors allege
HousingWire

Prosecutors describe a $2.5 million scheme that used false invoices, kickbacks and fraudulent payments over a four-year period.

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Can a trusted car valuation brand win seller leads in housing?
HousingWire

Advisors question whether Kelley Blue Book Homes can differentiate in seller leads, as servicers already market valuations to homeowners.

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NatEquity analysis compares home equity products for senior homeowners
HousingWire

NatEquity compares HECMs, senior HELOCs, HEIs and HouseMoney for senior homeowners, outlining costs, terms and risks.

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Washington state regulator hits West Capital Lending with $75K penalty
HousingWire

Regulators in Washington state have fined West Capital Lending Inc. $75,000 after alleging the mortgage lender committed multiple violations of the state’s Consumer Loan Act.

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