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Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin - Week Ending 30 May 2025  Hospitality Net

Aedifica and Cofinimmo agree to merge, creating Europe’s largest healthcare real estate group  belganewsagency.eu

Europe Residential Real Estate Market 2025 Business Outlook,  openPR.com

Aedifica, Cofinimmo agree to merge to become Europe's largest real estate trust  TradingView

Home buying in the U.S. by county: Cost, availability, competition and more  NBC News

Best-Performing REITs for June 2025 and How to Invest  NerdWallet

A general introduction to real estate investment structure taxation in USA  Lexology

Aedifica, Cofinimmo agree to merge, form Europe's largest real estate trust  marketscreener.com

Aedifica, Cofinimmo agree to merge to become Europe's largest real estate trust  Global Banking | Finance | Review

London estate agency in ‘acquisition mode’ as firm lines up deals  Property Industry Eye

McDermott lays the foundation for London office property sale  ICLG.com

BeachesMLS has hired software company Solid Earth to provide an enhanced, agent-facing interface to its front-end productivity experience.

At NAR's midyear conference, Kevin Sears told brokers he was "cautiously optimistic" about improving the trade group's relationship with the antitrust enforcer.

House Price Inflation At 3.5% In Year To May – Nationwide  Forbes

Rental demand for ultra-luxury properties in the beach market is down as much as 75 percent this year, according to local brokers, due to economic volatility and poor spring weather.

PropStream, a leading real estate data and analytics platform, has announced a rollout of a platform update designed to provide more flexibility, greater value and enhanced features—without increasing costs. This major update includes: The launch of three new pricing plan tiers—Essentials, Pro and Elite—allowing real estate professionals to choose a plan that best suits their…

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WASHINGTON D.C.—As expected (or at least hoped for), the Department of Justice (DOJ) under President Donald Trump appears to be approaching real estate related enforcement actions very differently than it did under former President Joe Biden—or even under Trump’s first term. According to National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Executive Vice President and Chief Advocacy Officer…

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US home listings worth nearly $700 billion — a new record  Real Estate News by RealEstateNews.com

5 Best REIT ETFs for 2025  The Motley Fool

Leading threat to farmland is real estate development, not solar, agricultural analysts say  pv magazine USA