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L&G and Federated Hermes merge $6.37 billion UK property funds  Reuters

The next time a listing lingers, resist the urge to slash the price, coach Darryl Davis writes. Become a real estate detective to figure out what's really going on.

Learn the latest from last week's Keller Williams Mega Agent Camp, and find back-to-basics tools to help you generate leads in a tough market.

GPT-5 brings big upgrades — and new questions. Here’s what matters for real estate professionals, digital marketer Jessi Healey writes.

As a buyer's agent, coach Verl Workman writes, you need to be a strategist, specialist and options dealer for your clients so that they can overcome today's market challenges.

Hidden design and marketing expenses can quietly drain millions from real estate companies each year. Here’s how top brands are consolidating tools, cutting waste, and turning savings into growth.

Natural language search is giving buyers what they really want — and giving agents the edge they’ve needed.

Delistings jumped 48 percent nationally, but the trend is particularly noticeable in Miami.

Why French Investors Can't Get Enough Of Dublin Offices  Bisnow

Best-Performing REITs of August 2025, How to Invest  NerdWallet

Property tax across Europe: Which countries collect the most, and what’s their share of total tax?  au.finance.yahoo.com

Buying or renting in Southern Europe: prices in Italy, Spain and Portugal  Idealista

Savills Sees Deals for Central London Stores at Seven-Year High  Bloomberg

Savills Sees Deals for Central London Stores at Seven-Year High  Bloomberg.com

Revealed: Australia's 10 largest build-to-rent platforms (Part 1)  Green Street News

Putin agrees that US, Europe could offer NATO-style security guarantees to Ukraine, Trump envoy says  The Boston Globe

Americans are all wanting the same thing as they buy mansions in London's richest neighborhoods at cut prices  Daily Mail

This state's red-hot real estate market is suddenly in free fall  Business Insider

2 Tennessee public buildings rank in top 100 ugliest in the U.S.  yahoo.com

The agents who will thrive this year aren’t waiting for the market to change, Jimmy Burgess writes. They’re making the market work for them.