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New forecast: London rents to rise by nearly a quarter in five years - Evening Standard
Canada’s version of the bombshell commission lawsuit gets serious
Op-Ed: The Civic Duties of the Real Estate Professional
There really is nothing as powerful as people fighting for their community. In this information age, we see people form groups and friendships that stretch across borders, across oceans; or they stay involved with their hometown from thousands of miles away. But physically living or working in a place—walking, biking or driving those streets every…
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Latest Inflation Data Beats Expectations; Consumers Still Spending
While still ticking upward, the PCE index—the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of price increases—rose less than expected today, fueling optimism that there won’t be another resurgence in inflation. Additionally, the report showed that consumer spending rose slightly, another positive sign that consumers are continuing to open their pocketbooks despite a hawkish Fed and some previously…
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Volunteer leaders, bankruptcy, good advice: Inman’s Top 5
EARNINGS: St Mark Homes loss widens; abrdn Property maintains ... - London South East
Report Shows Slowing Improvements in Mortgage Delinquencies
Mortgage rates are a predictor for homebuyer behavior—a conversation you’ve surely had with your clients before. Data analytics firm Black Knight, recently acquired by the Intercontinental Exchange, has released a Mortgage Monitor report tracking the state of mortgage delinquencies. The main takeaway? Mortgage delinquencies are declining, as is the rate at which they’re doing so.…
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IWG to open 13 new flexible workspaces in Canada - Real Estate News EXchange - RENX
NAR Accuses Lawsuit Plaintiffs of Attempting to Dodge Cross-Examination
With just under three weeks before the first of the major commission lawsuits goes to trial, the potential for courtroom drama appears to be growing as three of the plaintiffs who launched the suit are attempting to withdraw as class representatives. Lawyers for the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) and two brokerages named as defendants…
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