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The cuts come amid a broader wave of consolidation across the real estate industry, with several other firms also cutting staff in recent months.

The alleged conspirators are accused of using the victims' identities to secure millions in hard money loans using residential property as collateral.

A federal judge dealt a significant blow to Washington-based Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS), refusing to throw out an antitrust lawsuit brought by the real estate giant Compass. In the 23-page order filed Thursday, U.S. District Judge Jamal N. Whitehead denied NWMLS’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit, ruling that Compass at this early stage, had…

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London council slammed for state of its social housing pledges vast improvement 'within 2 years'  MyLondon

Iranian Leadership’s Connection to Upscale London Real Estate Near Israeli Embassy  KTSA

Indiana led U.S. in February foreclosure rates, Indy among worst metros  IndyStar

American Homebuilders Are Being Scooped Up by Japanese Firms in Deals Worth Billions—Here's Why  Realtor.com

Trump Organization Eyes Transylvania Golf Course Deal  The New York Times

Trumps, on a Deal-Making Spree, Turn Next to Transylvania  The New York Times

Drew Thompson shares three tools that, together, cost about $50 a month and replace almost every other AI subscription you currently have.

Many real estate companies shifted their stances on pre-MLS listings this week. But each newly announced initiative is different.

The recruitment gap: real estate's mid-level talent problem  Green Street News

London landlord fines hit £8.7m but only a third recovered  Property Reporter

Zillow Preview is not a solution to the private listings problem, coach Darryl Davis writes. It is a more palatable on-ramp to the same destination.

'Mass eviction' claims as Criterion Capital tells London tenants to leave  BBC

Corem hires Castellum exec to head up property operations  Green Street News

London councils recover third of fines issued to landlords  PropertyWire

Contributor Lindsey Harn shares why mid-priced homes on the coast are vanishing, and opportunities to build new homes are slim.

Local realtors worry buyers of older homes in London could be required to disconnect weeping tiles from sewer  CTV News

Rogue landlords avoid penalties as London councils struggle to collect fines  Property Industry Eye