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The key to downsizing in style? A flat that feels like a house  The Times

Ballymore tells UK government to follow Irish government lead to draw property investors to London  Business Post

Forty One Foley Hoag Attorneys Receive Chambers USA 2026 Rankings, Representing all Four U.S. Offices  Foley Hoag

ZAWYA: Integra and SettleMint to expand AI blockchain-enabled real estate tokenization to the UAE and USA  TradingView

Industrial development on I-75 in Bartow County snags big tenant  The Business Journals

UK’s regional office sector posts strongest first quarter since 2022  Facilitate Magazine

Integra & SettleMint expand AI Blockchain-enabled real estate tokenization in the UAE and USA  EIN News

Kennedy Wilson and APG form €2bn Irish PRS joint venture  Property Week

News | Mitsubishi and Stanhope take 8 Bishopsgate to fully let at near-record City of London rent  CoStar

Kennedy Wilson to leapfrog Ires and become country's biggest private landlord  Irish Independent

Kennedy Wilson and APG launch €2bn Dublin housing platform  businessplus.ie

Kennedy Wilson and APG Form €2 Billion Residential Joint Venture to Develop and Manage over 3,400 Private Rented Homes in Ireland  Business Wire

Off-plan new-build buyers may see five-figure gains before completion, says Foxtons  BeBeez International

Harvey brings three industrial units to the market  Irish Independent

Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust sells French warehouse asset Parc de Meslay for 5.7 million euros  The Business Times

Herts leads commuter belt price rises  Property Investor Today

The housing market is shifting. Existing-home sales remain sluggish, competition is intense, and buyers’ expectations are evolving. Yet while some agents are struggling, others are finding new opportunities in emerging niches, changing consumer preferences, build-to-rent communities, luxury markets, mixed-use developments, and office-to-residential conversions. Join us for a discussion on where buyer demand is heading, what […]

Is the housing market going to crash in 2026?  Yahoo Finance

Connecticut joined a growing list of states restricting pocket listings after Gov. Ned Lamont signed SB 340 on May 27. The law requires residential listings to be publicly accessible the moment any marketing begins, with penalties of up to $5,000 or license suspension for violations.

The inquiry went out to brokerage leaders in New York after Compass grew into a real estate behemoth in the state and beyond.