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Two-Thirds of U.S. Markets Now Favor Buyers. Their Budgets Just Shrank by $22,000.
Two-thirds of measured U.S. markets favor buyers or are moving toward them, while higher mortgage rates shrink purchasing power. What agents should explain.
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Halle Berry Wants Nearly $12 Million for Her Sunset Strip Compound. Will Buyers Pay the Price?
Halle Berry’s Sunset Strip compound asks $11.995 million. Privacy, separate buildings and ownership costs shape the comparison for luxury buyers.
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$136 Billion in Apartment Loans Are Coming Due. Nearly a Third of That Debt Can’t Refinance Without New Cash.
CRED iQ’s apartment-loan analysis finds a $6.8 billion refinancing gap as $136 billion matures through 2028. Fresh equity may determine owners’ next steps.
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Nashville Sellers Just Got 22% More Competition. Buyers Finally Have Room to Push Back.
Nashville new listings rose 22.1% over four weeks. More competition puts pricing, condition and concessions at the center of seller strategy.
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Pahrump Homes Sit for 126 Days. Nevada’s Strongest Buyer’s Market Is an Hour From the Strip
Pahrump’s long marketing times give buyers room to negotiate. What agents should consider about pricing, concessions and new-home competition.
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Publix Just Paid $107 Million to Own Its Miami Shopping Centers. Landlords Should Pay Attention.
Publix paid $107 million for two Miami-Dade shopping centers. The purchases show how anchor tenants can become buyers of the properties they occupy.
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Meta’s Data Center Could Cut Lebanon Tax Bills by Up to $1,000. Buyers Should Read the Fine Print.
Lebanon is exploring up to $1,000 in relief on 2027 city property taxes using Meta payments. Eligibility, final approval and long-term savings remain key.
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SL Green Just Borrowed $2 Billion at 6.52%. Manhattan’s Best Towers Can Still Get Paid.
SL Green refinanced fully leased 245 Park Avenue with a $2 billion loan at 6.52%. Tenant quality and income still shape Manhattan lending.
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Ross Is Leaving Downtown’s Office Core for the Arts District. LA Landlords Should Study Why.
Ross signed a 115,000-square-foot lease at Row DTLA. The move highlights what tenants want as Downtown Los Angeles office vacancy stays elevated.
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Builder Confidence Just Hit Its Lowest Level Since 2012. New Homes Are Now the Easiest Place to Negotiate.
Builder confidence fell to 29 in October as 43% of builders cut prices. What new-home buyers and agents should know before negotiating.
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61 Homes, 42 Exceptions: Blue Heron’s Las Vegas Luxury Plan Hits a Wall
Blue Heron wants to bring 61 homes to a Las Vegas neighborhood known for spacious residential lots. Before construction can begin, the luxury builder must overcome a more fundamental obstacle:…
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Compass Sues California’s Biggest MLS. Texas Could Be Next in the Listing War.
Compass has moved from threatening California’s largest multiple listing service to suing it. Agents now face a courtroom battle over who controls the public marketing of a home.
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