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The year’s shortest month showed a significant downturn in construction. At a seasonally adjusted and annualized rate, privately-owned housing starts came in at 1,501,000 in February—11.2% higher than in January.  This increase in privately-owned housing starts contrasted with a small drop year-over-year. According to the latest report on new residential construction—provided by the U.S. Census…

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EXp World Holdings CFO Kent Cheng is stepping down, effective April 1. EXp Global financial leader Jesse Hill will be taking his place until eXp names a permanent CFO.

Mapped: Homeownership Rates by U.S. State  Visual Capitalist

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A Supplemental Statement of Interest filed on Monday by the U.S. Department of Justice argued that the settlement only offers "cosmetic changes" to MLS PIN's agent compensation rules.

US Justice Dept says $4 million settlement in real estate commission case falls short  Reuters

US Justice Dept says $4 million settlement in real estate commission case falls short  Reuters.com

Privately owned housing starts rose 11.2 percent but still fell behind February 2024 activity, according to data released Tuesday by the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Europe Residential Real Estate Market Growth and Latest  openPR

First-time buyers looking beyond London to get on property ladder  MSN

First-time buyers look beyond London to get on property ladder  MSN

First-time buyers looking beyond London to get on property ladder  The Independent

Black Homeownership Rates in U.S. Enjoy Largest Annual Increase of All Racial Groups  The World Property Journal

Central London’s office market outperforms global peers  Institutional Real Estate, Inc.

Attorneys for the Department of Justice (DOJ) Antitrust Division yesterday submitted their latest response to a proposed settlement in the long-running MLS PIN commission lawsuit, reiterating that law enforcement will continue to oppose a system where sellers “delegate initial price setting” for buyer agents. In a supplemental brief filed in the Federal District to Massachusetts…

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London shopping centre described as 'worst in UK' sold to housing developer  Evening Standard

40 Years A-Growing - how Joseph Aquino conquered the New York real estate market (and fell in love with Ireland)  Irish Echo

First-time buyers move further out of London as property costs bite  Financial Times

News | CIT lands London occupier for increased commitment  CoStar Group

QuadReal expands US residential footprint with $240m Colorado purchase  IPE Real Assets