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London House Prices Defy National Mood With Drop in July  Bloomberg

European hotel sector: Value opportunities in lifestyle luxury  IPE Reference Hub

‘Property prices are only going in one direction’ – surge in market as panic buying takes hold  Irish Independent

Housing Market Predictions: What Homebuyers Should Know  Business Insider

Latvia's Residential Real Estate Market Analysis 2024  Global Property Guide

Latvia Residential Real Estate Market Analysis 2024  Global Property Guide

Federal Reserve Interest Rates And The Housing Market  Bankrate.com

INREV index shows recovery for European non-listed real estate but UK loses top spot  Property Week

Intense competition for rentals in Italy: 13 enquiries for every available property  Idealista

Housing market set for strong decade of homebuyer activity  Property Reporter

Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 37, 2024  PrimeResi

London’s Mansions Are Struggling to Sell  Bloomberg

Thoroughly modern Mayfair  Financial Times

Law professor estimates the plaintiffs' law firms are asking for only 3 percent of the total value of the deals when 'historic' business practice changes are taken into account.

Unsold agency stock hits 10-year high but homes are selling faster – research  Estate Agent Today

The Agency CEO and founder said he plans to revive a lawsuit against NAR over a pocket listing network. The threat came days after NAR officials convened to reevaluate Clear Cooperation.

Announced Friday, the merger will unite RE/MAX Key Properties and West + Main Homes Oregon. The new company will tout the RE/MAX name and resume operations with nearly 90 agents.

Florida leads nation with half of residential floodplain development  The Real Deal

After 12 years on the market, Jordan’s Highland Park mansion is finally in contingency following price cuts totaling nearly $15 million. In the end, the final list price clocked in at $14.855 million.

28-year-old made 15 offers, went $65,000 over asking price and still got rejected: The housing market is ‘a slap in the face’  CNBC