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Wondering what this year will hold for the real estate market? Luxury real estate expert Beau Blankenship shares predictions for real estate investors and the luxury landscape in 2025.

Broker Annette DeCicco offers lessons learned from her father, a hall-of-fame fencing coach, that can be your roadmap to generating more leads in 2025 and beyond.

Social media is shifting. Jessi Healey breaks down the differences between Threads and Bluesky to help you find the platform that fits your style and goals.

Dar Global plans US, Greece projects after Trump Organization deals  ZAWYA

Rise of the ‘She-Elites’: Wealthy Women Emerge as Luxury Real Estate Market Leaders  Realtor.com News

Is the housing market going to crash? What the experts are saying  Bankrate.com

Warehouse occupier challenges in Europe 2024  Statista

Top 20 Hottest Housing Markets Predicted for 2025  Norada Real Estate Investments

12 European Countries with the Lowest Taxes: 2025 Tax Guide  Nomad Capitalist

Green Street pan-European commercial property price index development 2008-2024  Statista

News | Flurry of Chicago deals underscores office challenges across the United States  CoStar Group

Prime London property demand returning  PropertyWire

Prime London property demand ‘rallied’ at the end of 2024  PrimeResi

Interest coming from LA, London and Hong Kong for old flour mill  realestate.com.au

Area of prime London “suffers from outdated buildings” – warning  Property Investor Today

Realty Texas, a four-office Lone Star State independent, has taken matters into its own hands when it comes to helping agents present buyer representation agreements.

'Sister Wives' Star Kody Brown Wants To Quit the U.S. and Move to Europe  Realtor.com News

The Compass CEO, long a critic of the polarizing NAR rule, believes that the real estate industry as a whole will finally come around to his view in the near future.

E coli found in water supply of property in south-east London  The Guardian

Vanderbilt Mortgage, which also does business as Silverton Mortgage, is accused by CFPB of approving loans that it should have known borrowers couldn't repay