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The U.S. housing market showed a small improvement in August, but buyers still signed fewer contracts than a year earlier. Pending home sales rose 0.3% from July, while they fell 4.7% from August 2025, according to the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Pending Home Sales report. Pending home sales track homes that have gone under […]
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Mortgage rates have edged lower for a second straight week, offering a small break for borrowers. Still, the improvement remains limited. The average U.S. 30-year fixed mortgage rate is now higher than it was at the same point last year, keeping borrowing costs a concern for many home shoppers. Freddie Mac reported Thursday that the […]
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Disputes over new construction projects often go beyond property lines. They can raise questions about environmental protection, zoning rules, community planning, and the right of residents to voice concerns. A recent Hawaii court decision highlights how those rights are protected when citizens speak to government agencies about issues affecting their neighborhoods. The case, RCA Trade […]
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Yolanda Hadid has officially stepped into a new phase of life. The former “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star is engaged to real estate developer Randy Kendrick, according to several media reports. Although neither Hadid nor Kendrick has publicly confirmed the news, the engagement has quickly drawn attention as another milestone in the television […]
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The American housing market no longer follows one national pattern. Conditions now shift sharply from city to city, shaped by local jobs, industry growth, migration trends, and even global events. While some regions face slow sales and hesitant buyers, others are seeing bidding wars return. Selma Hepp, chief economist at real estate data firm Cotality, […]
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Real estate investors are entering a new tax environment after the introduction of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OB3). The updated law permanently restores 100% bonus depreciation under Section 168(k) for most qualified property acquired or placed in service after January 19, 2025. That shift creates larger first-year deductions and may improve short-term cash […]
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Home sellers aren’t just putting up signs and waiting for offers anymore. With shifting mortgage rates, rising inventory, and tighter buyer budgets, the housing game has changed. Gone are the days when homes sold in days at above-asking prices. Today’s housing market demands a more thoughtful and strategic approach that reflects local trends, real-time pricing […]
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The narrative around commercial real estate in the United States often comes down to a single point: there is too much space. Vacant offices, struggling malls, and declining suburban areas seem to support that claim. But that explanation misses a key detail. The challenge is not simply the volume of real estate—it is how that […]
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A lawsuit filed in early 2025 has brought serious allegations against a prominent real estate executive, claiming that personal boundaries and professional lines were crossed through financial promises and private meetings. The case centers on Tamir Poleg, CEO of Real Brokerage, and allegations that he offered substantial money and property to a married contractor in […]
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Dubai demonstrates how strategic alignment of policy, regulation, and execution can turn real estate into an engine of economic growth. Its market success reflects a unique economic model and government initiatives designed to ensure both efficiency and accountability. For U.S. real estate leaders, Dubai provides valuable lessons in regulatory frameworks, construction pacing, luxury developments, and […]
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A striking midcentury residence on San Francisco’s Edgehill Mountain has surfaced on the market for the first time since its completion in 1970. The property at 111 Edgehill Way—created for influential developer and landlord Angelo Sangiacomo—brings together architectural ambition, family history, and sweeping west-facing city views rarely found in one address. Its debut listing has […]
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Gwyneth Paltrow, the actress turned lifestyle entrepreneur, says her home life has become a refuge from the years of public exposure that once defined her career. Now 53, she admits she finds comfort in staying indoors—less a retreat from the world, more a conscious effort to preserve her peace. The woman long associated with glossy […]
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The dream of homeownership has always been a rite of passage for many Americans, but for a growing number of first-time buyers, the “bank of mom and dad” is no longer the safety net it once was. Over the past few years, a noticeable decline in so-called “nepo homebuyers”—those who receive financial assistance from their […]
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The game of “Monopoly” is more than just a pastime—it offers a fascinating lens through which to understand the real estate market. Originating from Lizzie Magie’s “The Landlord’s Game” in 1903, it was initially designed to expose the pitfalls of monopolies and the concentration of wealth. Over time, Charles Darrow refined its rules and aesthetics, […]
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Interest in U.S. real estate among Russian nationals is seeing an unexpected spike, with a 78.5% increase recorded in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period last year. This upward trend reflects shifting priorities among Russian buyers, as financial and political uncertainty back home continues to shape global investment choices. While Russians […]
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The financial headlines may be flashing red, but a different story is unfolding in the world of luxury real estate. While stock portfolios fluctuate and economic predictions grow murkier, high-net-worth individuals are steadily funneling millions into trophy properties. In cities like New York, Miami, Aspen, and Palm Beach, demand for homes priced at $10 million […]
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The real estate sector doesn’t move in a vacuum. It reacts—often quickly—to shifts in government policies. With a new administration taking office, investors, developers, and property managers are watching closely. What happens at the federal level has a direct effect on everything from construction costs to mortgage accessibility. Whether the focus is commercial buildings or […]
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Brooklyn’s real estate market is at a turning point. Over the past decade, it has transformed into one of New York’s most sought-after boroughs, attracting both investors and homebuyers. With key economic and policy changes shaping the landscape, a real estate supercycle—marked by sustained growth and rising property values—appears to be taking shape. Understanding the […]
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Investment preferences shift over time, influenced by economic trends, interest rates, and market performance. A recent survey revealed that stocks have overtaken real estate as the top long-term investment choice for Americans. While both assets have their advantages, changing financial conditions are shaping how people decide where to put their money. Stocks Lead as the […]
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Buying a home is an exciting milestone, but it also comes with risks—one of the most devastating being real estate wire fraud. This scam has left many homebuyers financially ruined, with their hard-earned money vanishing into the hands of cybercriminals. The issue is becoming increasingly common, and understanding how it works can help prevent falling […]
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