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Flex Space to Account For 20% of London Office Market by 2030  CBRE UK

Europe’s biggest landlords team up to build a proptech scaling machine  Tech.eu

Irish contractor agrees to plead guilty in $1.5 million ‘traveling conman fraud’ scheme  The Boston Globe

Why Carrefour’s Real Estate Sale Sparks a Broader Debate About the Future of Grocery Property Investment in Europe  International Supermarket News

Park Plaza Hotels Europe Owners Discuss Options With Investment Firms  Bloomberg.com

Zillow acknowledged last week that it wasn’t enforcing its private listings rule in Chicagoland, opening the question of where else the standards might not be in effect.

Your real estate budget isn't built for brute-force spending, Josh Ries writes. It rewards clarity, consistency and thoughtful execution.

New data show trouble for the US housing market  thestreet.com

Millennials are co-buying homes because of the disastrous state of the housing market  Fortune

New data show trouble for the US housing market  TheStreet

Supermarket Income REIT’s €123 Million Carrefour Deal Marks a Major Bet on the Future of Grocery Real Estate  International Supermarket News

A Major Metro Is the Most Affordable City in America—and the Median Home Price Is Below $250K  Realtor.com

British Land opens Broadgate Central scheme  Retail Bulletin

Billionaire Sawiris Cuts London Penthouse Price by £10 Million  Bloomberg.com

Finance expert Sofia Nadjibi, MBA, shares how real estate professionals can transform the downsizing experience for senior homeowners by blending empathy, strategy and smart financing tools.

Developer and contributor America Foy says agents are missing the boat when it comes to education on senior housing opportunities. The home equity conversion mortgage product is just one example.

Windermere's OB Jacobi writes that it’s more important than ever to preserve independence and keep the industry vibrant, diverse and focused on the things that matter most.

The proposal from Trump is a reminder that the industry must evolve, Darryl Davis writes, but evolution without diligence can lead to structural weakness.

The American Enterprise Institute estimates that 64 percent of homes sold by the largest homebuilders provide permanent mortgage rate buydowns, which often don't count as seller concessions.

A judge has ruled in defendants’ favor over the class certification dispute in the largest homebuying commission case: Batton vs. The National Association of Realtors® (NAR).  Judge LaShonda A. Hunt granted a motion by defendants in the case, who include big brokerages along with NAR, ruling that the plaintiffs’ motions for Class Certification “stricken without…

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