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Why CEE is the ‘Made in Europe’ hotspot  PropertyEU

Where do homes sell the fastest? 3 Upstate NY counties are in the top 10 for US  syracuse.com

Northern Ireland Property: Inside £995k Georgian-style farm house at Helen's Bay on the market  Belfast Live

Report: Dallas is No. 5 in U.S. Real Estate Growth Over 44-Year Period  CandysDirt.com

8 of the best houses for sale with libraries  MoneyWeek

London's iconic 'Can of Ham' tower up for sale again with huge price slash  My London

Ireland’s Anti-Migrant Rage Lands on a Hedge Fund Trader’s Doorstep  BNN Bloomberg

As the trade group's chief legal officer exits, the National Association of Realtors prepares to evaluate its legal exposure and develop a litigation strategy. Is it too little too late?

Ahead of Inman Connect Austin on Oct. 9, the Florida-based Robert Slack team leader weighed in on the latest market challenges, training her agents on NAR's rule changes and her plans for Texas.

You can't be both a victim and a victor. Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate President Ginger Wilcox writes that mindset makes all the difference in your outcomes.

Inside a £32,500,000 Chelsea Townhouse in London's Billionaire Neighbourhood  MSN

Best-Performing REITs for October 2024: How to Invest in Real Estate Investment Trusts  NerdWallet

Prime London demand falls in Q3 as wealthy buyers await Labour tax plans  Estate Agent Today

Making It In Marbella: Latest News, Release Date, Cast, Trailer & Everything We Know  Screen Rant

Housing Market Predictions: What Homebuyers and Sellers Should Know  Business Insider

JD Vance says immigration is to blame for high housing costs. Here's what the experts say.  CBS News

International Longshoremen’s Association's strike ended on Friday, removing worries that an extended strike would negatively impact new-home starts and sales.

How real estate investors plan to vote in the U.S. election  National Mortgage News

Housing Market Predictions After 2024 US Elections Are Over  Norada Real Estate Investments

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced the suit last week, saying the Florida-based brokerage violated consumer protection laws by selling "contracts with oppressive terms."