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Navarre as one of the 10 best U.S. cities to buy a vacation home  Pensacola News Journal

MLSs and greater transparency are not the problem, Vanguard Properties' Nina Dosanjh writes. They are part of a proven infrastructure that evolves as the market changes.

Housing Market Predictions for 2025  Ramsey Solutions

Greece worry as Turks buy property and 'golden visas'  Times of India

Nobu Manchester – UK’s Tallest Tower Outside London  TWinFM

How To Sell Your House in 2025: A Step-By-Step Guide  Bankrate

‘Treated like a criminal': US citizen says he was detained returning from Canada  NBC Boston

The deal will see industry vet Russ Cofano exit the company. Current COO Margo Fraker will take over as chief executive of the company's B2B efforts.

Dentons boosts corporate capabilities in London  ICLG.com

A Carpenter Who Rebuilt St Paul’s Cathedral Built This $6.5 Million London Townhouse  Robb Report

Ben Bacal and Harry Dheedene have launched Rila Auctions, an offshoot of social media app Rila, designed to help agents market homes in an Instagram-like video-search environment.

Consumer Policy Center fellows Stephen Brobeck and Wendy Gilch praised Zillow's private listing ban while calling on the Department of Justice to limit the spread of private listing networks.

Federal judge indicates agent "might benefit" from an attorney in suit against NAR's three-way agreement, compares the situation to hiring a Realtor.

Investors bid up mortgage lender's share price by 21 percent as company says deal with investor investor SB Northstar LP will improve its balance sheet and better position it for growth and a return to profitability.

Canadian exodus: Political shifts spur property sales in the US  MSN

CEO Glenn Kelman on Monday also called on MLSs to create a "coming-soon" designation for listings that would conceal Days on Market and historical pricing data from consumers.

As real estate listings become more private, Zillow fights back  USA Today

Home prices are still on an upward trajectory, but the speed at which they’re rising has slowed for the third-straight month, according to a new report released this past week by Homes.com. The report analyzed home prices in March (based on the data collected to date), price trends across major cities, and what the latest…

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US Stocks Climb With Strong Performances From Real Estate And Utilities  Finimize

Canadians rethink U.S. property investments amid uncertainties  MSN