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U.S. Home Sales Continue Slump in April Despite Growing Inventory  The World Property Journal

European Living Market Perspectives 2025  JLL

‘I’ve slashed my asking price by £150k. I still can’t sell my flat’  The Telegraph

Home Sale Cancellations Surge to Near Record Highs  Newsweek

New insights from the Inman Intel Index survey show how life is different these days — and often tougher — for indie brokerages than it can be for their big-brand competitors.

Thinking about buying a home in London? There's more available now than in years  CBC

Develop know, like and trust recognition with a headshot that grabs attention for all the right reasons. Author Stacey Soleil shows you how.

United States Real Estate Market Valuation to Reach USD 2.32 Trillion by 2033 - Expanding at a CAGR of 3.10%  openPR.com

News | Crosstree buys circa £330 million serviced offices business Argyll  CoStar

U.S.-China Tariff Tension Could Hit These California Housing Markets  Yahoo

UK Luxury Property Market Surges with Unprecedented Growth in Million-Pound Homes Across Prestigious London Neighbourhoods Driving Exclusive Living and Investment Opportunities  Travel And Tour World

Resolution Property expands UK and European teams  Bdaily

A Property Management journey from London to Texas  JLL

Life Sciences Industry Real Estate Outlook 2024  JLL

Four Elizabeth line areas where house prices are tipped for future growth  London Evening Standard

The 10 most competitive housing markets in America (homes in this city spend just 9 days on the market before they get an offer)  MarketWatch

$7 Can Snag You a Cottage in Ireland—If You Win  SFGATE

Inside this $8.9-million Yorkville ‘condo alternative’ with a private terrace and London-inspired character  Toronto Star

Co-Ownership expands support for Northern Ireland home buyers amid rising property prices  Love Ballymena

Google’s latest AI push could reshape everything from home searches to content creation. Plus, Threads gets more flexible and Deloitte confirms what we already suspected — people follow people, not brands.