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Ex-Laker Luol Deng Has A $200M Real Estate Portfolio Including Luxury Resorts And Casinos  Fadeaway World

Banxa & Vicox Legal: Leaders in Real Estate Transactions with Cryptocurrency in Europe By Chainwire  Investing.com

In November, pending home sales made their best showing yet of 2025, in a sign of growing homebuyer confidence in response to factors like increased affordability and higher inventory.

Banxa & Vicox Legal: Leaders in Real Estate Transactions with Cryptocurrency in Europe  CryptoPotato

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How will Zohran Mamdani reshape New York’s property market?  thetimes.com

How will Zohran Mamdani reshape New York’s property market?  The Times

Columbus among Top 10 US homebuying markets amid ongoing housing crisis  The Columbus Dispatch

$2 Million Homes in London  The New York Times

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UK house prices rise less than expected in 2025 as growth slows  Financial Times

UK asset management power fuels bridging and real estate investment  Bridging & Commercial

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Trending mortgage rates  firsttuesday Journal

Will house prices go up in 2026? Our six property experts return to give their verdict  MSN

London's hottest postcodes for 2026 where demand and house prices are rising fastest  London Evening Standard

What does 2026 hold for London property owners?  MSN

Latham & Watkins Advises Hyatt Hotels in Completed US$2 Billion Sale of Playa’s Owned Real Estate Portfolio  Legal Desire Media and Insights

Sleepy railroad town is transformed as it becomes the No. 1 fastest-growing city in the US  Daily Mail

Proven to book US$61.7 million from real estate developments  Jamaica Gleaner