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Housing demand holds up despite mortgage rates at yearly highs
HousingWire

Mortgage rates ended the week at 6.64%, purchase apps slowed to 5% YoY, inventory rose to 713,549 and mortgage spreads were about 2%.

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See how much the drastic interest rate spike cut your buying power
Inman

Rates began spiking after the US and Israel began a military campaign against Iran. This tool shows how much spending power buyers have lost since then.

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NAR notches 3-way agreement lawsuit win in Louisiana
Inman

A Louisiana judge permanently dismissed federal antitrust and First Amendment claims against NAR over its membership requirement for MLS access.

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Lux real estate meets the open sea as Elliman launches yacht division
Inman

Douglas Elliman launches Elliman Yachts, expanding into yacht brokerage and charters as it targets ultra-high-net-worth clients.

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Meta lawsuits, Sora shutdown, X ad loss reveal the cost of engagement
Inman

The systems that once made visibility easy are under pressure. Here’s how that changes the way real estate professionals should approach content.

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FRP arranges £1.5m in specialist property finance
PropertyWire

<p>FRP Real Estate Advisory has arranged three financing facilities totalling approximately £1.5 million for property investors operating outside conventional lending criteria. The transactions comprised land bridging, a secured revolving credit facility, and development-linked bridging finance, wit...

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Award judges highlight need for data-backed entries
PropertyWire

<p>Judges for The Negotiator Awards have identified a recurring issue with submissions: insufficient supporting evidence for claims made by entrants. Most estate and letting agencies already possess the necessary evidence within their CRM systems and reporting platforms, according to the awards orga...

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Former CFPB official Peterson tapped to lead New Jersey consumer affairs division
HousingWire

Christopher L. Peterson, a former senior official at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, will become acting director of the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs.

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Morgan Stanley mortgage staff reportedly pressed to greenlight loans for wealthy clients
HousingWire

Morgan Stanley mortgage employees say they faced pressure from the firm’s wealth advisers to approve loans for affluent clients despite underwriting concerns, The Wall Street Journal reported.

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Landlord body warns EPC targets face skills shortage
PropertyWire

<p>The National Residential Landlords Association has warned that new Energy Performance Certificate requirements for rental properties may fail due to an insufficient number of qualified assessors and retrofitting professionals. Under regulations requiring all rental properties in England and Wales...

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CMA investigates major firms over fake reviews
PropertyWire

<p>The Competition and Markets Authority has launched investigations into major companies including Just Eat and Autotrader over allegations of fake customer reviews. The action raises concerns for estate agencies, which were warned last year about potential bans from Google for similar practices.</...

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Lenders becoming more selective about buy-to-let
PropertyWire

<p>We are going through a period of caution in the buy-to-let market, where lenders are more selective and landlords are no longer expanding by default. That is according to Alex Upton, managing director, specialist mortgages &#38; bridging finance, Hampshire Trust Bank. Upton said: “We are starting...

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Foxtons reports £3m revenue hit from Renters’ Rights Act
PropertyWire

<p>London estate agency Foxtons has reported a £3 million revenue impact following the introduction of the Renters' Rights Act, with elevated tenancy terminations in May and June. The company expects half-year adjusted operating profit of £8.5 million, down from £12.3 million in the same period last...

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The next frontier in homebuilding efficiency starts before the first foundation
HousingWire

Discover how builders are gaining visibility into land development to improve cycle times, reduce delays and optimize capital efficiency.

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Do private exclusives help sellers or just protect agent leads?
HousingWire

ERA’s Alex Vidal defended private premarketing via Compass, but critics cite reduced early exposure and unclear evidence of better seller outcomes.

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Repliers, Unlock MLS partner to expand AI-powered access to Central Texas market data
HousingWire

For Unlock MLS, the partnership is intended to help subscribers adopt AI technology while maintaining data security.

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Constant Contact launches marketing platform for real estate
HousingWire

Constant Contact launched Constant Contact for Real Estate, adding enterprise brand controls plus AI tools and CRM integrations for agents.

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Stability and scale are becoming the new recruiting advantages
Inman

Top agents are rethinking brokerage decisions as stability, culture and long-term opportunity take center stage.

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UK buyer enquiries fall 13% in March as uncertainty bites
PropertyWire

<p>Property buyer enquiries in the UK declined 13% year-on-year in March, according to Zoopla's latest index, as rising mortgage rates and economic uncertainty weighed on market confidence. Despite the drop in initial enquiries, sales agreed fell by only 2%, indicating that serious buyers continue t...

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Estate agencies plan to increase sales fees in 2026
PropertyWire

<p>Nearly two thirds of UK estate agencies plan to raise commission rates in 2026, according to a new industry report. Rising operational costs, particularly National Insurance contributions, are driving the changes, with one agency reporting an additional £350,000 in annual costs.</p> <p>The post <...

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