Explore EMD News reporting on homes, developments and major property transactions. These articles provide market context and reported property news.
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Property and market reporting
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Everyone Said Manhattan Offices Were Dead. They Were Wrong.
Manhattan’s office market is posting lower vacancy and stronger leasing activity than many post-pandemic forecasts anticipated.
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Foreclosures Are Rising Again: 6 States to Watch Heading Into 2027
Foreclosure filings are rising in several large housing markets, with Nevada’s rate warranting attention alongside the five highest-volume states.
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iPhone or Android? What America’s Most Powerful CEOs Actually Carry
Which phones do America’s best-known CEOs carry? Public evidence answers for some executives while many keep their daily devices private.
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$6 Gas. 7% Mortgages. How Are People Supposed to Afford This?
Higher gasoline prices and roughly 7% mortgage rates are squeezing the same household budget, forcing buyers to rethink how much home they can afford.
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Why were the Los Angeles Lakers sold?
Buck Wargo examines the Los Angeles Lakers ownership sale and questions surrounding Mark Walter’s decision.
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Miami Has Two Housing Markets: Luxury Prices Are Exploding While Everyone Else Is Going Backward
Miami luxury home prices are rising sharply while much of the broader market moves in the opposite direction.
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She Cut Two Luxury Homes to $7.5 Million on Purpose. Now Arizona Is Watching What Happens.
Phoenix luxury Realtor Katrina Barrett cut two homes to $7.5 million to test whether sharp pricing can spark competing offers.
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Thierry Henry Paid $14.85 Million for His Soho Penthouse. Now He Wants $25 Million
Thierry Henry has put his Soho penthouse on the market for $25 million after buying it for $14.85 million.
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$30 Billion Is Reshaping Utah: The Real Estate Boom Running Along I-15
A wave of development and investment along Utah’s Wasatch Front is reshaping where people live, work and build.
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“Don’t California My State”: 662,000 Californians Left. Here’s Where They Went
New migration data show where former Californians are moving and what that shift means for housing markets.
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Should Zillow Become America’s National MLS? Realtors May Not Like the Answer.
A national listing system could simplify real estate search, but centralizing MLS power inside Zillow raises hard questions.
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Realtors Are Starting to Figure It Out: Bigger Brokerage Does Not Always Mean Better
Agents are weighing personal support, speed and client loyalty against the advantages of national brokerage scale.
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