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Climate Change to Wipe Away $1.5 Trillion in U.S. Home Values, Study Says - WSJ  The Wall Street Journal

Climate Change to Wipe Away $1.5 Trillion in U.S. Home Values, Study Says  The Wall Street Journal

US Residential Construction Market to grow by USD 242.9 Million (2025-2029), driven by rising household formation rates, Report with the AI impact on market trends - Technavio  Yahoo Finance

Real estate: Window of opportunity opens  Schroders

ICG Real Estate: The corporate credit route to urban logistics  PERE

What will be trending for luxury real estate in 2025? This report tells you  USA TODAY

Dubai Adds New $100 Million Mansions to Lure World’s Ultra Rich  Hindustan Times

Home affordability crisis taking a toll on America's young adults  MSN

5 States Where Homes Are Likely To Gain in Value, According to Experts  MSN

London’s Best: Elite Property London Earns Luxury Lifestyle Awards  Totalprestige Magazine

Deloitte Real Estate Confidence Survey for Central Europe 2025 – the seventh edition of the report presenting the prevailing sentiments in the real estate industry  Deloitte

My dad was 96 years old when he died at home — do I need to tell the buyers if I sell the house? Here's what you need to know before listing a 'stigmatized property' in the US  MSN

5 Best-Performing Real Estate ETFs for February 2025  NerdWallet

The 10 most popular U.S. ZIP codes for homebuyers—No. 1 is a fast-growing Houston, Texas suburb  CNBC

Real estate Q&A: Can our HOA stop us from smoking in our home?  Tampa Bay Times

Miami ranks among Zillow's top real estate markets in the U.S. Here's the full list  NBC Miami

Get caught up on Trump-era housing policies with Marian McPherson's deep-dive series and the latest news out of D.C.

Sales stats may look like 1995, but this is not the time to go cheap on professionalism and fiduciary duties in our industry, Rachael Hite writes.

Colm Piercy-linked firm in US court row with real estate advisers over payment of fees in data centre deal  Irish Independent

Partnerships with real estate agents and builders laid the groundwork for the foray into Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee led by former Guild Mortgage exec John Porath.