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Urban Land Institute names new Europe chief executive  Estates Gazette

A new Inman Intel survey goes inside the Compass-Anywhere merger — including insights from 155 real estate agents and 39 brokerage leaders from within the newly combined organization.

Brown Harris Stevens CEO Bess Freedman looks at Zillow's early win in its fight with Compass and its implications for the future of PLNs.

Ireland-based proptech startup Marc targets U.S. expansion  AIM Group

U.K. life sciences infrastructure gets a boost as London and Cambridge expand  European Biotechnology Magazine

On this episode, broker Eric Bramlett dives deep into the systems, philosophy and people that power his high-retention (90 percent), high-referral brokerage of 148 agents.

This week's Download puts together some of the most impactful individual conversations that occurred at Inman Connect New York, plus how-tos to help you do more this spring.

News | Oxford and Hines get all clear for redevelopment of London Stock Exchange HQ  CoStar

Land Use, Land Value & Tenure - Farmland Value  Economic Research Service (.gov)

Dentons advises Arora Group on acquisition of Hammersmith's Metro Building  Dentons

Prime property market stabilises as political concerns loom  BeBeez International

Much Ado About Nothing: Why bifurcation, not decline, is the real story in Prime Central London  PrimeResi

London’s listed landlords have been unloved for too long  The Telegraph

On the minds of industrial and logistics real estate experts  Private Equity Real Estate | PERE

King Street Capital Management’s Paul Brennan on finding opportunity in Europe’s repricing  Institutional Real Estate, Inc.

Knight Frank: The storm clouds heading for the prime London property market  Estate Agent Today

London’s Camden Goods Yard poised to draw New Yorkers looking for new homes abroad  New York Post

5 Healthcare REITs to Consider in 2026  The Motley Fool

Every market shift creates opportunity, but only for those willing to adjust, Jimmy Burgess writes. The agents who grow fastest are the ones doing what works now.

Oxford Properties secures planning consent for the transformation of LSEG headquarters  Oxford Properties