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US private lenders eye real estate opportunities as activity ramps up  PERE

Weekly Money FM Podcasts: London’s real estate market for foreign investors under a Labour government  The Straits Times

10 things that devalue London property, from being too close to Tube stations to Japanese Knotweed  Yahoo News Canada

London property's 'challenging affordability' sees it languish at bottom of global cities ranking  Yahoo Finance UK

8 Dreamy Mediterranean Towns Where It’s Easy to Buy Real Estate  House Beautiful

10 major US cities where rent is affordable and falling fast as national apartment prices reach record highs  Business Insider

California Housing Market: Price, Trends, Forecast 2024-2025  Norada Real Estate Investments

Chatham Makes Website's List as One of Six New Jersey Towns Rated the 'Safest and Richest' to Live in the USA in 2024  TAPinto.net

Impatient banks and ‘functionally obsolete’ offices – the many woes facing Ireland’s commercial property sector  Business Post

The Average Home Mortgage Payment in 2024: US vs. Canada  MSN

ose Pineda Leads Strategic Real Estate Investment Initiative, Targeting High-Growth Commercial and Residential Properties in Houston, Texas  USA TODAY

Jas Athwal: Labour MP 'profoundly sorry' over state of properties  BBC.com

‘I left my London PR job to run my family’s 2,300-acre estate – I can’t clock off any more’  The Telegraph

US News Live Updates Today August 31, 2024: US real estate mogul Brandon Miller, who died by suicide, owed $34mn in debt with just $8,000 in his bank  Hindustan Times

US real estate mogul Brandon Miller, who died by suicide, owed $34mn in debt with just $8,000 in his bank  Hindustan Times

Japanese Knotweed and 9 other things that devalue London property  Evening Standard

Inside the small Midwest town which is home to one of the hottest housing markets in the US due to a unique tax perk  Daily Mail

The 10 Hottest ZIP Codes in the U.S. Right Now, New Report Finds  Best Life

US Millionaire, Who Died By Suicide, Owed $34 Million With $8,000 In Bank  NDTV

Do we still want to work like it's 1999? No, that's why agents need to ask themselves what they really want their work, life and compensation to look like moving forward, Rachael Hite writes.